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docs: align cargo run examples with CLI default-run #18

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moldybits merged 1 commits from feat/terrain-gen-abstraction into main 2026-05-26 17:39:52 -04:00
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# Local research/extraction scratch # Local research/extraction scratch
/.work/ /.work/
# Checked-in demo script outputs
/examples/demo-render.png
# Proprietary/local reference payloads. Keep these locally only. # Proprietary/local reference payloads. Keep these locally only.
/reference/ /reference/
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[package] [package]
default-run = "openvistapro"
name = "openvistapro" name = "openvistapro"
version = "0.1.0" version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2024" edition = "2024"
README.md
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cargo run --features app --bin openvistapro_app cargo run --features app --bin openvistapro_app
``` ```
The crate’s default `cargo run` target is the CLI binary (`openvistapro`), so the commands above work without an extra `--bin` flag. Use `--features app --bin openvistapro_app` for the optional GUI shell.
The optional app shell is gated behind the `app` feature so default CLI builds stay GPU-free. The optional app shell is gated behind the `app` feature so default CLI builds stay GPU-free.
It opens an `eframe`/`egui` window titled `OpenVistaPro` with scene controls, top-level menus/dialogs, and a CPU-rendered terrain preview. It opens an `eframe`/`egui` window titled `OpenVistaPro` with scene controls, top-level menus/dialogs, and a CPU-rendered terrain preview.
The native shell uses eframe's Glow renderer under X11/Xvfb, which keeps the app smoke launch independent of WGPU backend feature selection. The native shell uses eframe's Glow renderer under X11/Xvfb, which keeps the app smoke launch independent of WGPU backend feature selection.