Esempio n. 1
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def color_from_gradient(gradient, image_size, triangles):
    """
    Color a graph of triangles using a gradient.

    Arguments:
    gradient is a Gradient object
    image_size is a tuple of the output dimensions, i.e. (width, height)
    triangles is a list of vertex-defined Triangle objects

    Returns:
    A list of Color objects, one per triangle such that colors[i] is the color
    of triangle[i]
    """
    colors = []
    # The size of the screen
    s = sqrt(image_size[0]**2 + image_size[1]**2)
    for t in triangles:
        # The color is determined by the location of the centroid
        tc = tri_centroid(t)
        # Bound centroid to boundaries of the image
        c = (min(max(0, tc[0]),
                 image_size[0]), min(max(0, tc[1]), image_size[1]))
        frac = sqrt(c[0]**2 + c[1]**2) / s
        colors.append(calculate_color(gradient, frac))
    return colors
Esempio n. 2
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def color_from_gradient(gradient, image_size, triangles):
    """
    Color a graph of triangles using a gradient.

    Arguments:
    gradient is a Gradient object
    image_size is a tuple of the output dimensions, i.e. (width, height)
    triangles is a list of vertex-defined Triangle objects

    Returns:
    A list of Color objects, one per triangle such that colors[i] is the color
    of triangle[i]
    """
    colors = []
    # The size of the screen
    s = sqrt(image_size[0]**2+image_size[1]**2)
    for t in triangles:
        # The color is determined by the location of the centroid
        tc = tri_centroid(t)
        # Bound centroid to boundaries of the image
        c = (min(max(0, tc[0]), image_size[0]),
             min(max(0, tc[1]), image_size[1]))
        frac = sqrt(c[0]**2+c[1]**2)/s
        colors.append(calculate_color(gradient, frac))
    return colors
Esempio n. 3
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def color_from_image(background_image, triangles):
    """
    Color a graph of triangles using the colors from an image.

    The color of each triangle is determined by the color of the image pixel at
    its centroid.

    Arguments:
    background_image is a PIL Image object
    triangles is a list of vertex-defined Triangle objects

    Returns:
    A list of Color objects, one per triangle such that colors[i] is the color
    of triangle[i]
    """
    colors = []
    pixels = background_image.load()
    size = background_image.size
    for t in triangles:
        centroid = tri_centroid(t)
        # Truncate the coordinates to fit within the boundaries of the image
        int_centroid = (int(min(max(centroid[0], 0), size[0] - 1)),
                        int(min(max(centroid[1], 0), size[1] - 1)))
        # Get the color of the image at the centroid
        p = pixels[int_centroid[0], int_centroid[1]]
        colors.append(Color(p[0], p[1], p[2]))
    return colors
Esempio n. 4
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def color_from_image(background_image, triangles):
    """
    Color a graph of triangles using the colors from an image.

    The color of each triangle is determined by the color of the image pixel at
    its centroid.

    Arguments:
    background_image is a PIL Image object
    triangles is a list of vertex-defined Triangle objects

    Returns:
    A list of Color objects, one per triangle such that colors[i] is the color
    of triangle[i]
    """
    colors = []
    pixels = background_image.load()
    size = background_image.size
    for t in triangles:
        centroid = tri_centroid(t)
        # Truncate the coordinates to fit within the boundaries of the image
        int_centroid = (
            int(min(max(centroid[0], 0), size[0]-1)),
            int(min(max(centroid[1], 0), size[1]-1))
        )
        # Get the color of the image at the centroid
        p = pixels[int_centroid[0], int_centroid[1]]
        colors.append(Color(p[0], p[1], p[2]))
    return colors