Python PES.encode Examples

Example #1

# Creates stitch outlines for each shape
if args.noOutline is not True:
    subshapeLineGroups = prependShapeTraces(paths, subshapeLineGroups, maxStitchDistance=maxStitchDistance)

#DEBUG lines: [[[Line(0+0j, 300+0j), Line(300+0j, 300+300j), Line(300+300j, 0+300j) , Line(0+300j, 0+0j)]]]
PECCommands = createPECStitchRoutines(subshapeLineGroups, fillColors, threadWidth, maxStitchDistance=maxStitchDistance)

left, right, bottom, top = shape.bbox()

pec = PEC(label="simple", colors=PECColors, commands=PECCommands, size=complex(right - left, top - bottom))

# Render the PEC commands
renderPEC(pec)

pes = PES(PEC=pec, shape=shape)
encodedPES = pes.encode()

with open(args.outputFile, "w") as f:
    f.write(encodedPES)

print("Wrote {} to disk.".format(args.outputFile))

if args.debugRendering:
    loadedPES = pyembroidery.read(args.outputFile)
    if loadedPES is not None:
        print("Generating debug image.")
        debugImagePath = replaceFilenameAndExtensionFromPath(args.outputFile, "debugPicture" + getFilenameAndExtensionFromPath(args.outputFile)[0], "png")
        pyembroidery.write_png(loadedPES, debugImagePath)
        print("Image written to disk: {}".format(debugImagePath))
    else:
        print("Couldn't find output file.")