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Command line arguments
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When launched with no command line argument, Material Maker will start with an empty project.
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When launched with the path of a .ptex file as command line argument, Material Maker will
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start with this project file. Material Maker can thus be associated to files with .ptex
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extension so double-clicking on them will directly open them.
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Material Maker can also be used to export several .ptex file with the following command line:
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material_maker --export -t <engine> -o <output_path> <input_files>
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Where:
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* **engine** is the target engine (Godot, Unity or Unreal)
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* **output_path** is the path where files will be generated
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* **input_files** is the list of input files (wildcards are accepted)
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