@@ -87,14 +87,15 @@ $ git-sim [global options] <subcommand> [subcommand options]
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The ` [global options] ` apply to the overarching ` git-sim ` simulation itself, including:
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- ` --light-mode ` : Use a light mode color scheme instead of default dark mode.
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- ` --animate ` : Instead of outputting a static image, animate the Git command behavior in a .mp4 video.
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- ` --disable-auto-open, -d ` : Disable the automatic opening of the image/video file after generation.
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- ` --reverse, -r ` : Display commit history in the reverse direction.
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- ` --video -format ` : Output format for the video file, i.e. ` mp4 ` or ` webm ` . Default output format is ` mp4 ` .
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+ ` --light-mode ` : Use a light mode color scheme instead of default dark mode.
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+ ` --animate ` : Instead of outputting a static image, animate the Git command behavior in a .mp4 video.
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+ ` --disable-auto-open, -d ` : Disable the automatic opening of the image/video file after generation.
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+ ` --reverse, -r ` : Display commit history in the reverse direction.
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+ ` --img -format ` : Output format for the image file, i.e. ` jpg ` or ` png ` . Default output format is ` jpg ` .
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Animation-only global options (to be used in conjunction with ` --animate ` ):
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+ ` --video-format ` : Output format for the video file, i.e. ` mp4 ` or ` webm ` . Default output format is ` mp4 ` .
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` --speed=n ` : Set the multiple of animation speed of the output simulation, ` n ` can be an integer or float, default is 1.
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` --low-quality ` : Render the animation in low quality to speed up creation time, recommended for non-presentation use.
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` --show-intro ` : Add an intro sequence with custom logo and title.
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