Example #1
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    def DoPublish(self, context, event):
        # TODO(SeanCurtis-TRI) We want to be able to use this visualizer to
        # draw without having it part of a Simulator. That means we'd like
        # vis.Publish(context) to work. Currently, pydrake offers no mechanism
        # to declare a forced event. However, by overriding DoPublish and
        # putting the forced event callback code in the override, we can
        # simulate it.
        # We need to bind a mechanism for declaring forced events so we don't
        # have to resort to overriding the dispatcher.

        LeafSystem.DoPublish(self, context, event)

        contact_results = self.EvalAbstractInput(context, 0).get_value()

        vis = self._meshcat_viz.vis[self._meshcat_viz.prefix]["contact_forces"]
        contacts = []

        for i_contact in range(contact_results.num_point_pair_contacts()):
            contact_info = contact_results.point_pair_contact_info(i_contact)

            # Do not display small forces.
            force_norm = np.linalg.norm(contact_info.contact_force())
            if force_norm < self._force_threshold:
                continue

            point_pair = contact_info.point_pair()
            key = (point_pair.id_A.get_value(), point_pair.id_B.get_value())
            cvis = vis[str(key)]
            contacts.append(key)
            arrow_height = self._radius * 2.0
            if key not in self._published_contacts:
                # New key, so create the geometry. Note: the height of the
                # cylinder is 2 and gets scaled to twice the contact force
                # length, because I am drawing both (equal and opposite)
                # forces.  Note also that meshcat (following three.js) puts
                # the height of the cylinder along the y axis.
                cvis["cylinder"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=2.0, radius=self._radius),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x33cc33))
                cvis["head"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=arrow_height,
                                              radiusTop=0,
                                              radiusBottom=self._radius * 2.0),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x00dd00))
                cvis["tail"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=arrow_height,
                                              radiusTop=self._radius * 2.0,
                                              radiusBottom=0),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x00dd00))

            height = force_norm / self._contact_force_scale
            cvis["cylinder"].set_transform(
                tf.scale_matrix(height, direction=[0, 1, 0]))
            cvis["head"].set_transform(
                tf.translation_matrix([0, height + arrow_height / 2.0, 0.0]))
            cvis["tail"].set_transform(
                tf.translation_matrix([0, -height - arrow_height / 2.0, 0.0]))

            # The contact frame's origin is located at contact_point and is
            # oriented such that Cy is aligned with the contact force.
            p_WC = contact_info.contact_point()  # documented as in world.
            if force_norm < 1e-6:
                # We cannot rely on self._force_threshold to determine if the
                # force can be normalized; that threshold can be zero.
                R_WC = RotationMatrix()
            else:
                fhat_C_W = contact_info.contact_force() / force_norm
                R_WC = RotationMatrix.MakeFromOneVector(b_A=fhat_C_W,
                                                        axis_index=1)
            X_WC = RigidTransform(R=R_WC, p=p_WC)
            cvis.set_transform(X_WC.GetAsMatrix4())

        # We only delete any contact vectors that did not persist into this
        # publish.  It is tempting to just delete() the root branch at the
        # beginning of this publish, but this leads to visual artifacts
        # (flickering) in the browser.
        for key in set(self._published_contacts) - set(contacts):
            vis[str(key)].delete()

        self._published_contacts = contacts
Example #2
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    def DoPublish(self, context, event):
        LeafSystem.DoPublish(self, context, event)

        if (not self._warned_pose_bundle_input_port_connected
                and self.get_input_port(0).HasValue(context)):
            _warn_deprecated(
                "The pose_bundle input port of MeshcatContactVisualizer is"
                "deprecated; use the geometry_query inport port instead.",
                date="2021-04-01")
            self._warned_pose_bundle_input_port_connected = True

        contact_results = self.EvalAbstractInput(context, 1).get_value()

        vis = self._meshcat_viz.vis[self._meshcat_viz.prefix]["contact_forces"]
        contacts = []

        for i_contact in range(contact_results.num_point_pair_contacts()):
            contact_info = contact_results.point_pair_contact_info(i_contact)

            # Do not display small forces.
            force_norm = np.linalg.norm(contact_info.contact_force())
            if force_norm < self._force_threshold:
                continue

            point_pair = contact_info.point_pair()
            key = (point_pair.id_A.get_value(), point_pair.id_B.get_value())
            cvis = vis[str(key)]
            contacts.append(key)
            arrow_height = self._radius * 2.0
            if key not in self._published_contacts:
                # New key, so create the geometry. Note: the height of the
                # cylinder is 2 and gets scaled to twice the contact force
                # length, because I am drawing both (equal and opposite)
                # forces.  Note also that meshcat (following three.js) puts
                # the height of the cylinder along the y axis.
                cvis["cylinder"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=2.0, radius=self._radius),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x33cc33))
                cvis["head"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=arrow_height,
                                              radiusTop=0,
                                              radiusBottom=self._radius * 2.0),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x00dd00))
                cvis["tail"].set_object(
                    meshcat.geometry.Cylinder(height=arrow_height,
                                              radiusTop=self._radius * 2.0,
                                              radiusBottom=0),
                    meshcat.geometry.MeshLambertMaterial(color=0x00dd00))

            height = force_norm / self._contact_force_scale
            cvis["cylinder"].set_transform(
                tf.scale_matrix(height, direction=[0, 1, 0]))
            cvis["head"].set_transform(
                tf.translation_matrix([0, height + arrow_height / 2.0, 0.0]))
            cvis["tail"].set_transform(
                tf.translation_matrix([0, -height - arrow_height / 2.0, 0.0]))

            # Frame C is located at the contact point, but with the world frame
            # orientation.
            if force_norm < 1e-6:
                X_CGeom = tf.identity_matrix()
            else:
                # Rotates [0,1,0] to contact_force/force_norm.
                angle_axis = np.cross(
                    np.array([0, 1, 0]),
                    contact_info.contact_force() / force_norm)
                X_CGeom = tf.rotation_matrix(
                    np.arcsin(np.linalg.norm(angle_axis)), angle_axis)
            X_WC = tf.translation_matrix(contact_info.contact_point())
            cvis.set_transform(X_WC @ X_CGeom)

        # We only delete any contact vectors that did not persist into this
        # publish.  It is tempting to just delete() the root branch at the
        # beginning of this publish, but this leads to visual artifacts
        # (flickering) in the browser.
        for key in set(self._published_contacts) - set(contacts):
            vis[str(key)].delete()

        self._published_contacts = contacts
Example #3
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    def load(self, context=None):
        """
        Loads ``meshcat`` visualization elements.

        Precondition:
            Either the context is a valid Context for this system with the
            geometry_query port connected or the ``scene_graph`` passed in the
            constructor must be a valid SceneGraph.
        """
        if self._delete_prefix_on_load:
            self.vis[self.prefix].delete()

        if context and self.get_geometry_query_input_port().HasValue(context):
            inspector = self.get_geometry_query_input_port().Eval(
                context).inspector()
        elif self._scene_graph:
            inspector = self._scene_graph.model_inspector()
        else:
            raise RuntimeError(
                "You must provide a valid Context for this system with the "
                "geometry_query port connected or the ``scene_graph`` passed "
                "in the constructor must be a valid SceneGraph.")

        vis = self.vis[self.prefix]
        # Make a fixed-seed generator for random colors for bodies.
        color_generator = np.random.RandomState(seed=42)
        for frame_id in inspector.GetAllFrameIds():
            count = inspector.NumGeometriesForFrameWithRole(
                frame_id, self._role)
            if count == 0:
                continue
            if frame_id == inspector.world_frame_id():
                name = "world"
            else:
                # Note: MBP declares frames with SceneGraph using `::`, we
                # replace those with `/` here to expose the full tree to
                # meshcat.
                name = (inspector.GetOwningSourceName(frame_id) + "/" +
                        inspector.GetName(frame_id).replace("::", "/"))

            frame_vis = vis[name]
            for g_id in inspector.GetGeometries(frame_id, self._role):
                color = 0xe5e5e5  # default color
                alpha = 1.0
                hydro_mesh = None
                if self._role == Role.kIllustration:
                    props = inspector.GetIllustrationProperties(g_id)
                    if props and props.HasProperty("phong", "diffuse"):
                        rgba = props.GetProperty("phong", "diffuse")
                        # Convert Rgba from [0-1] to hex 0xRRGGBB.
                        color = int(255 * rgba.r()) * 256**2
                        color += int(255 * rgba.g()) * 256
                        color += int(255 * rgba.b())
                        alpha = rgba.a()
                elif self._role == Role.kProximity:
                    # Pick a random color to make collision geometry
                    # visually distinguishable.
                    color = color_generator.randint(2**(24))
                    if self._prefer_hydro:
                        hydro_mesh = inspector. \
                            maybe_get_hydroelastic_mesh(g_id)

                material = g.MeshLambertMaterial(color=color,
                                                 transparent=alpha != 1.,
                                                 opacity=alpha)

                shape = inspector.GetShape(g_id)
                X_FG = inspector.GetPoseInFrame(g_id).GetAsMatrix4()
                if hydro_mesh is not None:
                    # We've got a hydroelastic mesh to load.
                    surface_mesh = hydro_mesh
                    if isinstance(hydro_mesh, VolumeMesh):
                        surface_mesh = ConvertVolumeToSurfaceMesh(hydro_mesh)
                    v_count = len(surface_mesh.triangles()) * 3
                    vertices = np.empty((v_count, 3), dtype=float)
                    normals = np.empty((v_count, 3), dtype=float)

                    mesh_verts = surface_mesh.vertices()
                    v = 0
                    for face in surface_mesh.triangles():
                        p_MA = mesh_verts[int(face.vertex(0))]
                        p_MB = mesh_verts[int(face.vertex(1))]
                        p_MC = mesh_verts[int(face.vertex(2))]
                        vertices[v, :] = tuple(p_MA)
                        vertices[v + 1, :] = tuple(p_MB)
                        vertices[v + 2, :] = tuple(p_MC)

                        p_AB_M = p_MB - p_MA
                        p_AC_M = p_MC - p_MA
                        n_M = np.cross(p_AB_M, p_AC_M)
                        nhat_M = n_M / np.sqrt(n_M.dot(n_M))

                        normals[v, :] = nhat_M
                        normals[v + 1, :] = nhat_M
                        normals[v + 2, :] = nhat_M

                        v += 3
                    geom = HydroTriSurface(vertices, normals)
                elif isinstance(shape, Box):
                    geom = g.Box(
                        [shape.width(),
                         shape.depth(),
                         shape.height()])
                elif isinstance(shape, Sphere):
                    geom = g.Sphere(shape.radius())
                elif isinstance(shape, Cylinder):
                    geom = g.Cylinder(shape.length(), shape.radius())
                    # In Drake, cylinders are along +z
                    # In meshcat, cylinders are along +y

                    R_GC = RotationMatrix.MakeXRotation(np.pi / 2.0).matrix()
                    X_FG[0:3, 0:3] = X_FG[0:3, 0:3].dot(R_GC)
                elif isinstance(shape, (Mesh, Convex)):
                    geom = g.ObjMeshGeometry.from_file(shape.filename()[0:-3] +
                                                       "obj")
                    # Attempt to find a texture for the object by looking for
                    # an identically-named *.png next to the model.
                    # TODO(gizatt): Support .MTLs and prefer them over png,
                    # since they're both more expressive and more standard.
                    # TODO(gizatt): In the long term, this kind of material
                    # information should be gleaned from the SceneGraph
                    # constituents themselves, so that we visualize what the
                    # simulation is *actually* reasoning about rather than what
                    # files happen to be present.
                    candidate_texture_path = shape.filename()[0:-3] + "png"
                    if os.path.exists(candidate_texture_path):
                        material = g.MeshLambertMaterial(map=g.ImageTexture(
                            image=g.PngImage.from_file(
                                candidate_texture_path)))
                    # Make the uuid's deterministic for mesh geometry, to
                    # support caching at the zmqserver.  This means that
                    # multiple (identical) geometries may have the same UUID,
                    # but testing suggests that meshcat + three.js are ok with
                    # it.
                    geom.uuid = str(
                        uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_X500,
                                   geom.contents + "mesh"))
                    material.uuid = str(
                        uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_X500,
                                   geom.contents + "material"))
                    X_FG = X_FG.dot(tf.scale_matrix(shape.scale()))
                else:
                    warnings.warn(f"Unsupported shape {shape} ignored")
                    continue
                geometry_vis = frame_vis[str(g_id.get_value())]
                geometry_vis.set_object(geom, material)
                geometry_vis.set_transform(X_FG)

                if frame_id in self.frames_to_draw:
                    AddTriad(self.vis,
                             name=name,
                             prefix=self.prefix + "/" + name,
                             length=self.axis_length,
                             radius=self.axis_radius,
                             opacity=self.frames_opacity)
                    self.frames_to_draw.remove(frame_id)

            if frame_id != inspector.world_frame_id():
                self._dynamic_frames.append({
                    "id": frame_id,
                    "name": name,
                })

        # Loop through the input frames_to_draw list and warn the user if the
        # frame_id does not exist in the scene graph.
        for frame_id in self.frames_to_draw:
            warnings.warn(f"Non-existent frame {frame_id} ignored")
            continue
Example #4
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    def load(self, context=None):
        """
        Loads ``meshcat`` visualization elements.

        Precondition:
            Either the context is a valid Context for this system with the
            geometry_query port connected or the ``scene_graph`` passed in the
            constructor must be a valid SceneGraph.
        """
        if self._delete_prefix_on_load:
            self.vis[self.prefix].delete()

        if context and self.get_geometry_query_input_port().HasValue(context):
            inspector = self.get_geometry_query_input_port().Eval(
                context).inspector()
        elif self._scene_graph:
            inspector = self._scene_graph.model_inspector()
        else:
            raise RuntimeError(
                "You must provide a valid Context for this system with the "
                "geometry_query port connected or the ``scene_graph`` passed "
                "in the constructor must be a valid SceneGraph.")

        vis = self.vis[self.prefix]
        for frame_id in inspector.all_frame_ids():
            count = inspector.NumGeometriesForFrameWithRole(
                frame_id, Role.kIllustration)
            if count == 0:
                continue
            if frame_id == inspector.world_frame_id():
                name = "world"
            else:
                # Note: MBP declares frames with SceneGraph using `::`, we
                # replace those with `/` here to expose the full tree to
                # meshcat.
                name = (inspector.GetOwningSourceName(frame_id) + "/" +
                        inspector.GetName(frame_id).replace("::", "/"))

            frame_vis = vis[name]
            for g_id in inspector.GetGeometries(frame_id, Role.kIllustration):
                color = 0xe5e5e5  # default color
                alpha = 1.0
                props = inspector.GetIllustrationProperties(g_id)
                if props and props.HasProperty("phong", "diffuse"):
                    rgba = props.GetProperty("phong", "diffuse")
                    # Convert Rgba from [0-1] to hex 0xRRGGBB.
                    color = int(255 * rgba.r()) * 256**2
                    color += int(255 * rgba.g()) * 256
                    color += int(255 * rgba.b())
                    alpha = rgba.a()

                material = g.MeshLambertMaterial(color=color,
                                                 transparent=alpha != 1.,
                                                 opacity=alpha)

                shape = inspector.GetShape(g_id)
                X_FG = inspector.GetPoseInFrame(g_id).GetAsMatrix4()
                if isinstance(shape, Box):
                    geom = g.Box(
                        [shape.width(),
                         shape.depth(),
                         shape.height()])
                elif isinstance(shape, Sphere):
                    geom = g.Sphere(shape.radius())
                elif isinstance(shape, Cylinder):
                    geom = g.Cylinder(shape.length(), shape.radius())
                    # In Drake, cylinders are along +z
                    # In meshcat, cylinders are along +y

                    R_GC = RotationMatrix.MakeXRotation(np.pi / 2.0).matrix()
                    X_FG[0:3, 0:3] = X_FG[0:3, 0:3].dot(R_GC)
                elif isinstance(shape, Mesh):
                    geom = g.ObjMeshGeometry.from_file(shape.filename()[0:-3] +
                                                       "obj")
                    # Attempt to find a texture for the object by looking for
                    # an identically-named *.png next to the model.
                    # TODO(gizatt): Support .MTLs and prefer them over png,
                    # since they're both more expressive and more standard.
                    # TODO(gizatt): In the long term, this kind of material
                    # information should be gleaned from the SceneGraph
                    # constituents themselves, so that we visualize what the
                    # simulation is *actually* reasoning about rather than what
                    # files happen to be present.
                    candidate_texture_path = shape.filename()[0:-3] + "png"
                    if os.path.exists(candidate_texture_path):
                        material = g.MeshLambertMaterial(map=g.ImageTexture(
                            image=g.PngImage.from_file(
                                candidate_texture_path)))
                    # Make the uuid's deterministic for mesh geometry, to
                    # support caching at the zmqserver.  This means that
                    # multiple (identical) geometries may have the same UUID,
                    # but testing suggests that meshcat + three.js are ok with
                    # it.
                    geom.uuid = str(
                        uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_X500,
                                   geom.contents + "mesh"))
                    material.uuid = str(
                        uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_X500,
                                   geom.contents + "material"))
                    X_FG = X_FG.dot(tf.scale_matrix(shape.scale()))
                else:
                    warnings.warn(f"Unsupported shape {shape} ignored")
                    continue
                geometry_vis = frame_vis[str(g_id.get_value())]
                geometry_vis.set_object(geom, material)
                geometry_vis.set_transform(X_FG)

            if frame_id != inspector.world_frame_id():
                self._dynamic_frames.append({
                    "id": frame_id,
                    "name": name,
                })