This is just a copy of the output of binvox when run without parameters:
--- [binvox] mesh voxelizer, version 1.35, build #881 on 2023/04/18 16:03:29, running on Linux --- written by Patrick Min, 2004-2023 Error: missing model filename Usage: binvox [-d <voxel dimension>] [-t <voxel file type>] [-c] [-v] <model filespec> -license: show software license -d: specify voxel grid size (default 256, max 4096) -t: specify voxel file type (default binvox, also supported: hips, mira, vtk, raw, schematic, msh, nrrd) -c: z-buffer based carving method only -dc: dilated carving, stop carving 1 voxel before intersection -v: z-buffer based parity voting method only (default is both -c and -v) -e: exact voxelization (any voxel intersecting a convex polygon gets set)(does not use graphics card) Additional parameters: -bb <minx> <miny> <minz> <maxx> <maxy> <maxz>: force a different input model bounding box -ri: remove internal voxels -cb: center model inside unit cube -rotx: rotate object 90 degrees ccw around x-axis before voxelizing -rotz: rotate object 90 degrees cw around z-axis before voxelizing both -rotx and -rotz can be used multiple times -nf <value>: use normalization factor <value> (default 1.0) -aw: _also_ render the model in wireframe (helps with thin parts) -fit: only write the voxels in the voxel bounding box -bi <id>: when converting to schematic, use block ID <id> -mb: when converting using -e from .obj to schematic, parse block ID from material spec 'usemtl blockid_<id>' (ids 1-255 only) -os <slice index>: voxelize a single slice a index <slice index> -pb: use offscreen pbuffer instead of onscreen window -down: downsample voxels by a factor of 2 in each dimension (can be used multiple times) -dmin <nr>: when downsampling, destination voxel is on if >= <nr> source voxels are (default 4) Supported 3D model file formats: VRML V2.0: almost fully supported UG, OBJ, OFF, DXF, XGL, POV, BREP, PLY, JOT: only polygons supported Example: binvox -c -d 200 -t mira plane.wrl