Command line options

Any glumpy program can be started with some options that can override pretty much any settings. Among the most interesting options, the --record allows to record a movie in mp4 format and the --fps allows to set the framerate (default is 60 frames per second).

Application

--backend, -b

Backend to use, one of glfw, sdl2, pyside, pyglet, sdl, osxglut. Default is glfw.

--interactive, -i:

Interactive mode

Warning

Option -i must come after program name, for example python gloo-quad.py -i

--framerate, -f:

Framerate (in frames per second), default is 60.

Note

If you want full acceleration (maximum framerate), you can use -f 0.

--vsync:

Vertical synchronization, disabled by default.

--size SIZE, -s SIZE:

Window initial size

--position POSITION, -p POSITION:

Window initial position

Output

--display-fps:

Display framerate in the console

--debug, -d:

Verbose debug mode

--record:

Record a movie (default is “movie.mp4”)

Open GL

--gl-api API:

OpenGL API to use, one of GL or ES, default is GL

--gl-version VERSION:

GL version, default is 2.1

--gl-profile PROFILE:

GL context profile (only relevant for GL > 3.0), one of none, core, compatibility.

--srgb:

sRGB mode (gamma correction), disabled by default.

--depth-size SIZE:

Depth buffer size in bits, default is 16.

--stentil-size SIZE:

Stencilbuffer size in bits, default is 0 (no stencil).

--single-buffer:

Single buffer mode. Not recommended, default is double buffer mode.

--stereo:

Stereo mode, disabled by default.