EikonalWorks User's Manual
  • Workbench
  • IntensityView
  • Core Calculations
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    • Overview and Client Examples
    • Complete Agent Reference
    • File Input and Output
      • OpenFile
      • SaveFile
      • RemoveLid
    • Queries
      • GetParameter
      • GetProperty
      • GetPropertyField
    • Properties and Flux
      • SetProperty
      • SetLuminousFlux
      • SetLampFlux
      • SetLampNumber
      • SetInputPower
      • SetEmitterLOR
      • SetPhotometryUnit
    • Photometric Transforms
      • SetSymmetryData
      • SetResolution
      • RotateEuler
      • RotateQuaternion
      • Scale
      • AutoAlignPhotometry
      • Smoothen
    • Geometry
      • SetGeometry
    • Luminaire and Channel Management
      • ConfigureLuminaire
      • DuplicateLuminaire
      • MoveMesh
      • RemoveMesh
      • Combine
    • Map Modification
      • PaintBrush
      • FillSelection
      • ScaleAdd
      • CloneTool
      • ApplyTransform
    • Roadway Scenarios
      • LoadRoadwayScenarioFile
      • SaveRoadwayScenarioFile
    • View
      • SetCoordinateSystem
    • Session and History
      • Undo
      • Redo
      • StartCommandServer
      • StopCommandServer

    Complete Agent Reference

    Download the complete IntensityView API reference (Markdown).

    This standalone document contains all 38 registered commands, their syntax, parameters, examples, response formats and undo limitations. It also includes the connection contract, ID conventions and a suggested sequence for supervised automation. No external pages are required to understand the command contract.

    Use it as reference context for an AI-assisted workflow. Command documentation is not permission to run commands: approve input files, target IDs and output destinations before execution. Review generated commands, keep the server local and preserve original files.

    The reference describes the implementation shipped with this manual. Re-download it after updating the application rather than assuming newer commands or resolved limitations.

    For client code and the browsable command categories, see the API overview.

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