Running the CLI version of Textrude can require you to pass a lot of arguments. The Export/Build Command Line Invocation menu option brings up a dialog which is intended to make this easier.
Note that only linked files are considered when building a command line so you may want to set up links for all the inputs and outputs you are using.
When the dialog is opened, it offers a number of options that can be changed depending on the scenario...
If textrude.exe will not be on the path then selecting this option generates a command-line that uses the full path to the executable.
If the target command is intended to be used in a build system then selecting this option adds the lazy option which causes textrude.exe to skip rendering unless it detects that the input has changed since the last time it ran.
By default unlinked files are ignored completely but you can generate stubs for all models and outputs by selecting this option. Note that the resulting command line must be edited by hand before being used.
If absolute is selectd, linked files will be referred to using fully-qualified paths. If relative to is selected, a path relative to the supplied path is generated. This can be useful when the command line will be run from a directory unrelated to the location that Textrude was installed.
Generates a command that passes explicit arguments to the render command
These options marshall the arguments within a parameters file of the specified type the construct a command line that would use it.
