def get_tikz_lines(fs):
"""
@param fs: user input
@return: a sequence of tikz lines
"""
# define characteristics for all circles
radius = 1
nsegments = 5
# define the first circle
center = np.array([1.0, 1.0, 1.0])
axis = 0
owned_bchunks = bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(center, radius, axis, pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk)
first_curve = pcurve.BezierPath(owned_bchunks)
# define the second circle
center = np.array([1.0, 1.0, 0.0])
axis = 1
owned_bchunks = bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(center, radius, axis, pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk)
second_curve = pcurve.BezierPath(owned_bchunks)
# rotate every control point in every bchunk in each curve
for curve in (first_curve, second_curve):
for b in curve.bchunks:
b.p0 = rotate_to_view(b.p0)
b.p1 = rotate_to_view(b.p1)
b.p2 = rotate_to_view(b.p2)
b.p3 = rotate_to_view(b.p3)
# define some new flat curves whose bchunks reference the deep curves
deep_curves = (first_curve, second_curve)
flat_curves = []
for deep_curve in deep_curves:
flat_bchunks = []
for deep_b in deep_curve.bchunks:
flat_b = pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk(
deep_b.start_time, deep_b.stop_time, deep_b.p0[1:], deep_b.p1[1:], deep_b.p2[1:], deep_b.p3[1:]
)
flat_b.parent_ref = id(deep_curve)
flat_bchunks.append(flat_b)
flat_curves.append(pcurve.BezierPath(flat_bchunks))
# break up the piecewise curves for z-ordering
child_parent_curve_pairs = list(pcurve.decompose_scene(deep_curves, flat_curves, fs.min_gridsize))
# extract the child curves
child_curves = zip(*child_parent_curve_pairs)[0]
# sort the child curves according to depth order
# TODO chain together the bezier curve into a single drawing command
depth_curve_pairs = []
for curve in child_curves:
x, y, z = rotate_to_view(curve.evaluate(curve.characteristic_time))
depth_curve_pairs.append((x, curve))
lines = []
for x, curve in sorted(depth_curve_pairs):
colors = ["yellow", "orange", "red", "green", "blue", "purple"]
c = random.choice(colors)
for b in curve.bchunks:
controls = (b.p0, b.p1, b.p2, b.p3)
points = [tikz.point_to_tikz(p[1:]) for p in controls]
args = tuple([c] + points)
line = "\\draw[draw=white,double=%s,thick] %s .. controls %s and %s .. %s;" % args
lines.append(line)
# line = '\\draw %s -- %s -- %s -- %s;' % points
# lines.append(line)
return lines
def get_scene(root_a, root_b, root_c, initial_t, final_t, intersection_radius,
half_axis_radii):
"""
Define all of the bezier paths annotated with styles.
@return: a list of strokes
"""
# define the strokes
strokes = []
# define the half axis line segments
xp_rad, xn_rad, yp_rad, yn_rad, zp_rad, zn_rad = half_axis_radii
strokes.extend([
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, +1, xp_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, -1, xn_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, +1, yp_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, -1, yn_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, +1, zp_rad), STYLE_Z),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, -1, zn_rad), STYLE_Z)
])
# define the polynomial curve
p3 = sympyutils.roots_to_poly((root_a, root_b, root_c))
p2 = p3.diff()
p1 = p2.diff()
shape = interlace.CubicPolyShape((p1, p2, p3), initial_t, final_t)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(shape.get_bezier_path(), STYLE_CURVE))
# define the orthocircles at curve-plane intersections
axes = range(3)
point_seqs = shape.get_orthoplanar_intersections()
styles = (STYLE_X, STYLE_Y, STYLE_Z)
for axis, point_seq, style in zip(axes, point_seqs, styles):
for center in point_seq:
bchunks = list(
bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(center, intersection_radius,
axis))
bpath = pcurve.BezierPath(bchunks)
for b in bchunks:
b.parent_ref = id(bpath)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, style))
return strokes
def get_scene(root_a, root_b, root_c,
initial_t, final_t, intersection_radius, half_axis_radii):
"""
Define all of the bezier paths annotated with styles.
@return: a list of strokes
"""
# define the strokes
strokes = []
# define the half axis line segments
xp_rad, xn_rad, yp_rad, yn_rad, zp_rad, zn_rad = half_axis_radii
strokes.extend([
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, +1, xp_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, -1, xn_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, +1, yp_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, -1, yn_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, +1, zp_rad), STYLE_Z),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, -1, zn_rad), STYLE_Z)])
# define the polynomial curve
p3 = sympyutils.roots_to_poly((root_a, root_b, root_c))
p2 = p3.diff()
p1 = p2.diff()
shape = interlace.CubicPolyShape((p1, p2, p3), initial_t, final_t)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(shape.get_bezier_path(), STYLE_CURVE))
# define the orthocircles at curve-plane intersections
axes = range(3)
point_seqs = shape.get_orthoplanar_intersections()
styles = (STYLE_X, STYLE_Y, STYLE_Z)
for axis, point_seq, style in zip(axes, point_seqs, styles):
for center in point_seq:
bchunks = list(bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center, intersection_radius, axis))
bpath = pcurve.BezierPath(bchunks)
for b in bchunks:
b.parent_ref = id(bpath)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, style))
return strokes
def get_tikz_lines(fs):
"""
@param fs: user input
@return: a sequence of tikz lines
"""
# define characteristics for all circles
radius = 1
nsegments = 5
# define the first circle
center = np.array([1.0, 1.0, 1.0])
axis = 0
owned_bchunks = bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center, radius, axis, pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk)
first_curve = pcurve.BezierPath(owned_bchunks)
# define the second circle
center = np.array([1.0, 1.0, 0.0])
axis = 1
owned_bchunks = bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center, radius, axis, pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk)
second_curve = pcurve.BezierPath(owned_bchunks)
# rotate every control point in every bchunk in each curve
for curve in (first_curve, second_curve):
for b in curve.bchunks:
b.p0 = rotate_to_view(b.p0)
b.p1 = rotate_to_view(b.p1)
b.p2 = rotate_to_view(b.p2)
b.p3 = rotate_to_view(b.p3)
# define some new flat curves whose bchunks reference the deep curves
deep_curves = (first_curve, second_curve)
flat_curves = []
for deep_curve in deep_curves:
flat_bchunks = []
for deep_b in deep_curve.bchunks:
flat_b = pcurve.OwnedBezierChunk(
deep_b.start_time, deep_b.stop_time,
deep_b.p0[1:], deep_b.p1[1:], deep_b.p2[1:], deep_b.p3[1:])
flat_b.parent_ref = id(deep_curve)
flat_bchunks.append(flat_b)
flat_curves.append(pcurve.BezierPath(flat_bchunks))
# break up the piecewise curves for z-ordering
child_parent_curve_pairs = list(pcurve.decompose_scene(
deep_curves, flat_curves, fs.min_gridsize))
# extract the child curves
child_curves = zip(*child_parent_curve_pairs)[0]
# sort the child curves according to depth order
# TODO chain together the bezier curve into a single drawing command
depth_curve_pairs = []
for curve in child_curves:
x, y, z = rotate_to_view(curve.evaluate(curve.characteristic_time))
depth_curve_pairs.append((x, curve))
lines = []
for x, curve in sorted(depth_curve_pairs):
colors = ['yellow', 'orange', 'red', 'green', 'blue', 'purple']
c = random.choice(colors)
for b in curve.bchunks:
controls = (b.p0, b.p1, b.p2, b.p3)
points = [tikz.point_to_tikz(p[1:]) for p in controls]
args = tuple([c] + points)
line = '\\draw[draw=white,double=%s,thick] %s .. controls %s and %s .. %s;' % args
lines.append(line)
#line = '\\draw %s -- %s -- %s -- %s;' % points
#lines.append(line)
return lines
def get_scene(sample):
"""
Define all of the bezier paths.
@param sample: an interlacesample.Sample object
@return: a list of strokes
"""
# define the strokes
strokes = []
# For these full images as opposed to the two-color logos,
# set the half axis radii per shape.
# FIXME AD HOC
xp_rad, xn_rad, yp_rad, yn_rad, zp_rad, zn_rad = sample.get_axis_radii()
#xp_rad = xn_rad = 3 * (width + height) / 4.0
#yp_rad = yn_rad = width / 2.0
#zp_rad = zn_rad = height / 2.0
# FIXME AD HOC
# Replace this junk with the right transformations.
# The right way would involve turning the shapes into
# bezier paths and then linearly transforming the beziers
# and then estimating the width and height of the transformation
# by looking at the bezier bounding boxes and recursively splitting
# the beziers which are near the x or y max or min, until
# the x and y max and min are known within some specified error.
# Then the whole scene can be rescaled to fit within the
# desired width and height dimensions.
# The values should be (A^T g) where g is a screen space
# 2d cardinal direction vector
# and A is the matrix that rotates and projects the original shapes
# into screen space.
"""
bchunks = [b for bpath in shape.get_bezier_paths() for b in bpath.bchunks]
screen_right = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, np.array([-0.3, 0.8, 0]))
screen_left = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, -np.array([-0.3, 0.8, 0]))
screen_top = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, np.array([-0.1, 0.3, 0.8]))
screen_bottom = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, -np.array([-0.1, 0.3, 0.8]))
scaling_factor = min(
(width / 2.0) / screen_right,
(width / 2.0) / screen_left,
(height / 2.0) / screen_top,
(height / 2.0) / screen_bottom)
"""
# define the scaling factor and the shape
sf = sample.get_large_3d_sf()
shape = sample.get_shape()
# add the half axis strokes
strokes.extend([
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, +1, xp_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, -1, xn_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, +1, yp_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, -1, yn_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, +1, zp_rad), STYLE_Z),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, -1, zn_rad), STYLE_Z)])
# add the scaled bezier paths of the shape
for bpath in shape.get_bezier_paths():
bpath.scale(sf)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, STYLE_CURVE))
# define the orthocircles at curve-plane intersections
intersection_radius = 0.2
axes = range(3)
point_seqs = shape.get_orthoplanar_intersections()
styles = (STYLE_X, STYLE_Y, STYLE_Z)
for axis, point_seq, style in zip(axes, point_seqs, styles):
for center in point_seq:
# NOTE using four-stroke circles
# NOTE to avoid problems caused by thick back-erased lines
"""
bchunks = list(bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center*sf, intersection_radius, axis))
bpath = pcurve.BezierPath(bchunks)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, style))
"""
for b in bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center*sf, intersection_radius, axis):
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(pcurve.BezierPath([b]), style))
# return the strokes
return strokes
def get_scene(sample):
"""
Define all of the bezier paths.
@param sample: an interlacesample.Sample object
@return: a list of strokes
"""
# define the strokes
strokes = []
# For these full images as opposed to the two-color logos,
# set the half axis radii per shape.
# FIXME AD HOC
xp_rad, xn_rad, yp_rad, yn_rad, zp_rad, zn_rad = sample.get_axis_radii()
#xp_rad = xn_rad = 3 * (width + height) / 4.0
#yp_rad = yn_rad = width / 2.0
#zp_rad = zn_rad = height / 2.0
# FIXME AD HOC
# Replace this junk with the right transformations.
# The right way would involve turning the shapes into
# bezier paths and then linearly transforming the beziers
# and then estimating the width and height of the transformation
# by looking at the bezier bounding boxes and recursively splitting
# the beziers which are near the x or y max or min, until
# the x and y max and min are known within some specified error.
# Then the whole scene can be rescaled to fit within the
# desired width and height dimensions.
# The values should be (A^T g) where g is a screen space
# 2d cardinal direction vector
# and A is the matrix that rotates and projects the original shapes
# into screen space.
"""
bchunks = [b for bpath in shape.get_bezier_paths() for b in bpath.bchunks]
screen_right = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, np.array([-0.3, 0.8, 0]))
screen_left = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, -np.array([-0.3, 0.8, 0]))
screen_top = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, np.array([-0.1, 0.3, 0.8]))
screen_bottom = bezier.get_max_dot(bchunks, -np.array([-0.1, 0.3, 0.8]))
scaling_factor = min(
(width / 2.0) / screen_right,
(width / 2.0) / screen_left,
(height / 2.0) / screen_top,
(height / 2.0) / screen_bottom)
"""
# define the scaling factor and the shape
sf = sample.get_large_3d_sf()
shape = sample.get_shape()
# add the half axis strokes
strokes.extend([
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, +1, xp_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(0, -1, xn_rad), STYLE_X),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, +1, yp_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(1, -1, yn_rad), STYLE_Y),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, +1, zp_rad), STYLE_Z),
bpath_to_stroke(make_half_axis(2, -1, zn_rad), STYLE_Z)
])
# add the scaled bezier paths of the shape
for bpath in shape.get_bezier_paths():
bpath.scale(sf)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, STYLE_CURVE))
# define the orthocircles at curve-plane intersections
intersection_radius = 0.2
axes = range(3)
point_seqs = shape.get_orthoplanar_intersections()
styles = (STYLE_X, STYLE_Y, STYLE_Z)
for axis, point_seq, style in zip(axes, point_seqs, styles):
for center in point_seq:
# NOTE using four-stroke circles
# NOTE to avoid problems caused by thick back-erased lines
"""
bchunks = list(bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(
center*sf, intersection_radius, axis))
bpath = pcurve.BezierPath(bchunks)
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(bpath, style))
"""
for b in bezier.gen_bchunks_ortho_circle(center * sf,
intersection_radius,
axis):
strokes.append(bpath_to_stroke(pcurve.BezierPath([b]), style))
# return the strokes
return strokes
