def build(self):
wire = self.request.wire
topoWire = Topo(wire)
#get all the vertices for the wire
#these are sorted by ascending distance
choices = OCCUtil.nearestVertices([wire], self.request.startPoint,
MAX_DISTANCE)
#print "There are %d choices" % len(choices);
bestSolution = None
for (wire, vertex, point, distance) in choices:
#print "vertex: distance %0.3f" % distance;
sol = JoinAtVertex(self.request, vertex).compute()
if distance < self.tolerance:
#compute a joint solution based on this vertex
if bestSolution is None:
bestSolution = sol
elif sol.isBetterThan(bestSolution):
#print "switching solution to another vertex!"
bestSolution = sol
else:
#all of the points below this one will be even less attractive, and
#entry angle doesnt matter because we'll probably rapid there. Thus,
#simply choose the next one
if bestSolution:
break
else:
sol.isJoint = False
bestSolution = sol
#at this point we have the best solution, which is either a joint to a vertex
#with the best combination of angles, or we have a move to then nearest vertex
bestSolution.buildWire()
return bestSolution
def build(self):
topoWire = Topo(self.wire)
#compute closest point on the wire
brp = BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_DistShapeShape()
brp.LoadS1(OCCUtil.make_vertex(self.startPoint))
brp.LoadS2(self.wire)
result = brp.Perform()
p1 = brp.PointOnShape2(1)
wb = OCCUtil.WireBuilder()
closestParam = None
if brp.SupportTypeShape2(1) == BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_IsOnEdge:
#closest point is a point along an edge
interSectingEdge = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1))
closestParam = brp.ParOnEdgeS2(1)
else:
#closest point is a point on a vertex, here we'll shorten one edge
#in this case closest point is a vertex, so we dont have a param on an edge
vertex = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1))
edges = []
for e in topoWire.edges_from_vertex(vertex):
edges.append(e)
interSectingEdge = edges[0]
#compute parameter along one curve
#break the edge into two new edges. account for a split distance between them.
ej = EdgeJoin(interSectingEdge, self.startPoint, self.trackWidth,
closestParam)
#add lead-in edges
for e in ej.connectingEdges:
wb.add(e)
#now add all of the other edges in the wire except the original one that we split
for e in topoWire.edges():
if not e.IsSame(interSectingEdge):
wb.add(e)
for e in ej.otherEdges:
wb.add(e)
return wb.wire()
def build(self): topoWire = Topo(self.wire); #compute closest point on the wire brp = BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_DistShapeShape(); brp.LoadS1(OCCUtil.make_vertex(self.startPoint)); brp.LoadS2(self.wire); result = brp.Perform(); p1 = brp.PointOnShape2(1); wb = OCCUtil.WireBuilder(); closestParam = None; if brp.SupportTypeShape2(1) == BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_IsOnEdge: #closest point is a point along an edge interSectingEdge = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1)); closestParam = brp.ParOnEdgeS2(1); else: #closest point is a point on a vertex, here we'll shorten one edge #in this case closest point is a vertex, so we dont have a param on an edge vertex = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1)); edges = []; for e in topoWire.edges_from_vertex(vertex): edges.append(e); interSectingEdge = edges[0]; #compute parameter along one curve #break the edge into two new edges. account for a split distance between them. ej = EdgeJoin(interSectingEdge,self.startPoint,self.trackWidth ,closestParam); #add lead-in edges for e in ej.connectingEdges: wb.add(e); #now add all of the other edges in the wire except the original one that we split for e in topoWire.edges(): if not e.IsSame(interSectingEdge): wb.add(e); for e in ej.otherEdges: wb.add(e); return wb.wire();
def buildWire(self):
# simply do the work of the trimming and construction.
wB = OCCUtil.WireBuilder()
wire = self.jointRequest.wire
tw = Topo(wire)
edgeToTrim = self.pointOnEdge.edge
# shorten the selected edge
# TODO: maybe simplify this to return pointOnEdge?
(self.trimmedEdge, self.trimmedPoint, self.trimmedVec) = OCCUtil.shortenEdge(
edgeToTrim, self.pointOnEdge.point, self.trimDistance
)
wB.add(self.trimmedEdge)
# add the edges we didnt touch
for e in tw.edges():
if not e.IsSame(edgeToTrim):
wB.add(e)
self.wire = wB.wire()
def buildWire(self):
#simply do the work of the trimming and construction.
wB = OCCUtil.WireBuilder()
wire = self.jointRequest.wire
tw = Topo(wire)
edgeToTrim = self.pointOnEdge.edge
#shorten the selected edge
#TODO: maybe simplify this to return pointOnEdge?
(self.trimmedEdge, self.trimmedPoint,
self.trimmedVec) = OCCUtil.shortenEdge(edgeToTrim,
self.pointOnEdge.point,
self.trimDistance)
wB.add(self.trimmedEdge)
#add the edges we didnt touch
for e in tw.edges():
if not e.IsSame(edgeToTrim):
wB.add(e)
self.wire = wB.wire()
def makeExtrusionWire( shellWire, startPoint, trackWidth):
topoWire = Topo(shellWire);
#compute closest point on the wire
brp = BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_DistShapeShape();
brp.LoadS1(OCCUtil.make_vertex(startPoint));
brp.LoadS2(shellWire);
result = brp.Perform();
p1 = brp.PointOnShape2(1);
wb = WireBuilder();
#make an edge from start point to located point.
#wb.add ( OCCUtil.edgeFromTwoPoints(startPoint, p1 ) );
dist = p1.Distance(p2)
if brp.SupportTypeShape2(1) == BRepExtrema.BRepExtrema_IsOnEdge:
#closest point is a point along an edge
interSectingEdge = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1));
p = brp.ParOnEdgeS2(1);
#compute parameter along one curve
#break the edge into two new edges. account for a split distance between them.
(e1,e2)= OCCUtil.splitEdge(interSectingEdge,p);
wb.add(e1);
#add second one shortened, on the end near the vertex
wb.add ( OCCUtil.shortenEdge(e2,p1,trackWidth)); #hack, must find parameter closest to this end
#now add all of the other edges in the wire except the original one that we split
for e in topoWire.edges():
if not e.IsSame(interSectingEdge):
wb.add(e);
else:
#closest point is a point on a vertex, here we'll shorten one edge
#
vertex = OCCUtil.cast(brp.SupportOnShape2(1));
edges = [];
for e in topoWire.edges_from_vertex(vertex):
edges.append(e);
#shorten one, leave other intact
#try to handle case where vertex is at end of a wire ( ie a non-closed wire )
e1 = edges[0];
wb.add( edges[0]);
e2 = None;
if len(edges) > 1:
e2 = edges[1];
e3 = OCCUtil.shortenEdge(e2,p1,trackWidth); #hack-- find edges closest to this end
#display.DisplayColoredShape(e3,'BLUE')
wb.add ( e3);
for e in topoWire.edges():
if e.IsSame(e1): continue;
if e2 and e.IsSame(e2): continue;
wb.add ( e );
return wb.wire();
return wb.wire();
if __name__=='__main__':
from OCC.Display.SimpleGui import *
display, start_display, add_menu, add_function_to_menu = init_display()
heart = TestObjects.makeHeartWire();
#p1 = gp.gp_Pnt(0.0,-0.5,0.0);
p1 = gp.gp_Pnt(2.1,1.5,0.0);
v1 = OCCUtil.make_vertex ( gp.gp_Pnt(2.0,3.1,0.0));
#t = time.clock();
#for i in range(1000):
# p2 = distToPoint(heart,v1 );
#print "dist time %0.3f" % ( time.clock() - t ); #about 1.6ms per call for a simple heart wire . not too shabby
#v2 = OCCUtil.make_vertex ( p2 );
#display.DisplayShape([heart,v1,v2]);
#test splitting a wire
newWire= makeExtrusionWire(heart,p1,0.25);
display.DisplayColoredShape(heart, 'WHITE')
display.DisplayColoredShape(newWire, 'GREEN');
print "Total Edges %d" % Topo(newWire).number_of_edges()
start_display();
def compute(self):
tw = Topo(self.request.wire)
eL = list(tw.edges_from_vertex(self.vertex))
if len(eL) > 2:
raise Exception("Cannot trim wire at vertex with more than two edges")
if len(eL) == 0:
raise Exception("Vertex has no edges, cannot trim")
allVertices = list(tw.vertices())
# only one edge accessible from this vertex
if len(eL) == 1:
edgeWrapper = Wrappers.Edge(eL[0])
pointObj = edgeWrapper.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
self.solution = JointSolution(self.request, pointObj)
self.solution.trimDistance = self.request.trackWidth
# for a single edge, simply trim the path width
return self.solution
# else len(eL) == 2. this is the most common case.
(edge1, edge2) = eL[:2]
edgeWrapper1 = Wrappers.Edge(eL[0])
edgeWrapper2 = Wrappers.Edge(eL[1])
# compute solutions using both edges
pointOnEdge1 = edgeWrapper1.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
pointOnEdge2 = edgeWrapper2.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
solution1 = JointSolution(self.request, pointOnEdge1)
solution2 = JointSolution(self.request, pointOnEdge2)
# choose the solution that is best. ideally, we want wide angles,
# remember, these are direction vectors, so small angles means 'same direction' which is good,
# while pi ( 180 ) angles are bad, becaues the paths switch back onto themselves.
if solution1.isBetterThan(solution2):
self.solution = solution1
else:
self.solution = solution2
# compute the trim distance, which is based on the angles between the edges
# edges with vectors pi apart overlap, and 0 degrees are aligned
# TODO: this assumes all angles are between zero and 2pi
angleAtVertex = pointOnEdge1.vector.Angle(pointOnEdge2.vector)
angleDiff = abs(math.pi - angleAtVertex)
trimWidth = self.request.trackWidth
if angleDiff < 0.1:
# print "Trimmed Wire: two edges are very close to each other!"
# TODO: here, if one of the edges is a curve we can re-evaluate along the curve
# to find a better location. If the cuves are lines, the two should be removed.
# for now, though, we'll handle this in the shortening routine, which will
# essentially never allow replacing an entire edge
trimDistance = trimWidth * 5.0
elif angleDiff < (math.pi / 2):
# print "Trimmed Wire based on sin rule"
trimDistance = trimWidth / 2 * (1 + (1 / math.sin(angleAtVertex)))
else:
# print "No Trim was necessary"
trimDistance = trimWidth / 2
solution1.trimDistance = trimDistance
solution2.trimDistance = trimDistance
if self.solution is None:
raise Exception("No solution selected, this should not ever occur.")
return self.solution
def compute(self):
tw = Topo(self.request.wire)
eL = list(tw.edges_from_vertex(self.vertex))
if len(eL) > 2:
raise Exception(
"Cannot trim wire at vertex with more than two edges")
if len(eL) == 0: raise Exception("Vertex has no edges, cannot trim")
allVertices = list(tw.vertices())
#only one edge accessible from this vertex
if len(eL) == 1:
edgeWrapper = Wrappers.Edge(eL[0])
pointObj = edgeWrapper.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
self.solution = JointSolution(self.request, pointObj)
self.solution.trimDistance = self.request.trackWidth
#for a single edge, simply trim the path width
return self.solution
#else len(eL) == 2. this is the most common case.
(edge1, edge2) = eL[:2]
edgeWrapper1 = Wrappers.Edge(eL[0])
edgeWrapper2 = Wrappers.Edge(eL[1])
#compute solutions using both edges
pointOnEdge1 = edgeWrapper1.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
pointOnEdge2 = edgeWrapper2.getPointAtVertex(self.vertex)
solution1 = JointSolution(self.request, pointOnEdge1)
solution2 = JointSolution(self.request, pointOnEdge2)
#choose the solution that is best. ideally, we want wide angles,
#remember, these are direction vectors, so small angles means 'same direction' which is good,
#while pi ( 180 ) angles are bad, becaues the paths switch back onto themselves.
if solution1.isBetterThan(solution2):
self.solution = solution1
else:
self.solution = solution2
#compute the trim distance, which is based on the angles between the edges
#edges with vectors pi apart overlap, and 0 degrees are aligned
#TODO: this assumes all angles are between zero and 2pi
angleAtVertex = pointOnEdge1.vector.Angle(pointOnEdge2.vector)
angleDiff = abs(math.pi - angleAtVertex)
trimWidth = self.request.trackWidth
if angleDiff < 0.1:
#print "Trimmed Wire: two edges are very close to each other!"
#TODO: here, if one of the edges is a curve we can re-evaluate along the curve
#to find a better location. If the cuves are lines, the two should be removed.
#for now, though, we'll handle this in the shortening routine, which will
#essentially never allow replacing an entire edge
trimDistance = trimWidth * 5.0
elif angleDiff < (math.pi / 2):
#print "Trimmed Wire based on sin rule"
trimDistance = trimWidth / 2 * (1 + (1 / math.sin(angleAtVertex)))
else:
#print "No Trim was necessary"
trimDistance = trimWidth / 2
solution1.trimDistance = trimDistance
solution2.trimDistance = trimDistance
if self.solution is None:
raise Exception(
"No solution selected, this should not ever occur.")
return self.solution
