Linux

Under Linux, the Xentara application is called xentara and is located under /usr/bin. xentara accepts the following command line options:

--help

Shows help for the Xentara command line options and exits.

--version

Outputs version information for Xentara and exits.

--model=<path> or --model <path>

Specifies the model file to use. <path> must be the path to the model file. If you do not specify a model file, the file will be searched for in a number of standard locations.

--plugin=<path> or --plugin <path>

Specifies an additional single plugin manifest. <path> must be the path to the manifest file.

This option can be specified multiple times.

--plugin-dir=<path> or --plugin-dir <path>

Specifies an additional directory for the plugin manifest search path. <path> must be the path to the directory containing the extra plugin manifests.

This option can be specified multiple times.

Windows

Under Windows, the Xentara application is called Xentara.exe and is located under App in the installation directory. Xentara.exe accepts the following command line options:

-Help or /?

Shows help for the Xentara command line options and exits.

-Version

Outputs version information for Xentara and exits.

-Model <path>

Specifies the model file to use. <path> must be the path to the model file. If you do not specify a model file, the file will be searched for in a number of standard locations.

-Plugin <path>

Specifies an additional single plugin manifest. <path> must be the path to the manifest file.

This option can be specified multiple times.

-PluginDir <path>

Specifies an additional directory for the plugin manifest search path. <path> must be the path to the directory containing the extra plugin manifests.

This option can be specified multiple times.

Note: The Xentara installer places a shortcut to Xentara into the Windows Start menu. This shortcut will start Xentara without any command line options.

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