Usage: vws create-model-target-dataset [OPTIONS]

  Create a Model Target dataset.

  Vuforia generates the dataset in the background, so the dataset is not
  available to download immediately. The UUID of the new dataset is shown.

  See
  https://developer.vuforia.com/library/vuforia-engine/web-api/model-target-web-api/

Options:
  --name TEXT                     The name of the Model Target dataset.
                                  [required]
  --target-sdk TEXT               The Vuforia Engine version to generate the
                                  dataset for, for example "10.29".  [required]
  --dataset-type [standard|advanced]
                                  The kind of Model Target dataset. Standard and
                                  advanced datasets are separate resources, so a
                                  dataset created as one type is not visible to
                                  requests for the other type.  [default:
                                  standard]
  --model-name TEXT               The name of the model to generate the dataset
                                  from. This is required unless --models-file is
                                  given.
  --cad-data-url TEXT             A URL which Vuforia downloads the model's CAD
                                  data from.
  --cad-data-file FILE            The path to a file with the model's CAD data.
                                  The file is sent to Vuforia as base64 encoded
                                  data.
  --automatic-coloring [always|auto|never]
                                  Whether Vuforia colors the model
                                  automatically.
  --cad-data-format [dae|fbx|glb|iges|obj|pvz|stl|vrml|zip]
                                  The format of the model's CAD data.
  --motion-hint [adaptive|dynamic|static]
                                  How the object which the model represents
                                  moves.
  --optimize-tracking-for [ar_controller|default|low_feature_objects]
                                  What Vuforia optimizes tracking of the model
                                  for.
  --realistic-appearance [auto|false|true]
                                  Whether the model looks like the object it
                                  represents. This is documented for advanced
                                  datasets only.
  --simplify [always|auto|never]  Whether Vuforia simplifies the model.
  --tracking-mode [car|default|scan]
                                  The tracking mode to generate the dataset for.
  --state-based-configuration-file FILE
                                  The path to a JSON file with the model's
                                  State-Based Model Target configuration.
  --models-file FILE              The path to a JSON file which describes the
                                  models to generate the dataset from, in the
                                  form which the Model Target Web API takes. The
                                  file holds either an array of models or an
                                  object with a "models" array. This is the only
                                  way to give multiple models, or to give guide
                                  views, and it cannot be used with the other
                                  model options.
  --client-id TEXT                A Vuforia OAuth2 client ID to use to access
                                  the Model Target Web API.  [env var:
                                  VUFORIA_MODEL_TARGET_CLIENT_ID; required]
  --client-secret TEXT            A Vuforia OAuth2 client secret to use to
                                  access the Model Target Web API.  [env var:
                                  VUFORIA_MODEL_TARGET_CLIENT_SECRET; required]
  --base-vws-url TEXT             The base URL for the VWS API.  [default:
                                  https://vws.vuforia.com]
  --connection-timeout-seconds FLOAT RANGE
                                  The connection timeout for HTTP requests, in
                                  seconds.  [default: 30; x>=0.05]
  --read-timeout-seconds FLOAT RANGE
                                  The read timeout for HTTP requests, in
                                  seconds.  [default: 30; x>=0.05]
  -h, --help                      Show this message and exit.
