houdini: houdini-help 网页模式（windows）

 

 

houdini-help 网页模式(windows)

 

 

 

 

 

 

一、houdini-help 服务配置

 

 

　　1、打开houdini命令行工具：Command Line Tools 19.5.303.exe；

 

　　2、输入内容：G:\tmpWorkspaces>hhelp serve --bgindex=true

 

 

 

 

二、houdini-help 网页打开方式：

 

 

　　1、浏览器网址：http://localhost:8080/

 

　

 

 

 

三、资料：

 

 

　　1、截图

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

　　2、参考资料：https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/help/central.html

 

Command line

1. Open a Houdini shell.

   Windows

   　　Click Start ▸ All programs ▸ Side Effects Software ▸ Houdini X.X.XXX ▸ Utilities ▸ Command line tools.

   Mac

           In the Finder, open Applications ▸ Houdini ▸ HoudiniX.X.X ▸ Utilities ▸ Houdini Terminal.

   Linux

           In a bash shell, cd to the Houdini install directory and source houdini_setup.

2. In the Houdini shell, type:

   　　 hhelp serve --bgindex=true
   

   　　  …to start the help server with background indexing.

3. Open a browser and go to

       http://localhost:8080/
   

hhelp serve

--host=0.0.0.0

　　The IP address for the server.

• If your computer has multiple network controllers, you can specify which address you want the server to listen at.

• Use 0.0.0.0 (the default) to make the server available to other computers.

• Use localhost or 127.0.0.1 to make the server only available on your computer.

--port=8080

　　The port number for the server. Default is 8080.

--debug

　　Run the server with debugging information on.

--bgindex

　　Re-index changed documents in the background while the server is running.

--config=path

　　(Optional) a file to read configuration options from.

--logfile=path

　　(Optional) a file to write server log to.

--loglevel=DEBUG|INFO|WARNING|ERROR

　　(Optional) log messages at or above this level of severity.

hhelp index

This command lets you manually update the search index (if you're not running a server with the --bgindex option). By default the command will only update changed files, unless you pass the --clean option.

--clean

　　Re-index all documents from scratch, whether they've changed or not.

--usages

　　Generate information about what nodes are used by example files.

--config=path

　　(Optional) a file to read configuration options from.

--logfile=path

　　(Optional) a file to write server log to.

--loglevel=DEBUG|INFO|WARNING|ERROR

　　(Optional) log messages at or above this level of severity.