def __init__(self, editorInstance):
self.enabled = False
self.editorInstance = editorInstance
self.objectEditorVisible = False
self.lastSelectedModel = None
self.texturePainterGui = TexturePainterGui(self)
self.menuBarGui = MenuBarGui(self)
def __init__( self, editorInstance ): self.enabled = False self.editorInstance = editorInstance self.objectEditorVisible = False self.lastSelectedModel = None self.texturePainterGui = TexturePainterGui(self) self.menuBarGui = MenuBarGui(self)
class EditorApp(DirectObject):
def __init__( self, editorInstance ):
self.enabled = False
self.editorInstance = editorInstance
self.objectEditorVisible = False
self.lastSelectedModel = None
self.texturePainterGui = TexturePainterGui(self)
self.menuBarGui = MenuBarGui(self)
def __del__(self):
print "I: EditorApp.__del__: whoooot it works !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
def enable(self):
cameraController.enable()
self.menuBarGui.enable()
if DGUI_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_ACTIVE:
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow = DirectSidebar(
frameSize=(1., 1.5),
pos=Vec3(0,0,0.05),
align=ALIGN_LEFT|ALIGN_BOTTOM,
orientation=VERTICAL,
text='scenegraph',
frameColor=(0,0,0,.8),
)
# create SceneGraphBrowser and point it on aspect2d
self.scenegraphBrowser = SceneGraphBrowser(
parent=self.scenegraphBrowserWindow, # where to attach SceneGraphBrowser frame
treeWrapperRoot=self.editorInstance.treeParent, # display children under this root node
includeTag=ENABLE_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_MODEL_TAG,
button1func=modelController.selectObject,
pos=(0,0,0),
frameSize=(1,1.5)
)
self.scenegraphBrowser.accept(EVENT_SCENEGRAPH_REFRESH,self.scenegraphBrowser.update)
self.accept( 'r', messenger.send, [EVENT_SCENEGRAPH_REFRESH] )
# some help text nodes
self.helpText = list()
#self.helpText.append( addTitle("Panda3D: Simple scene editor") )
helpTexts = [ "LeftMouse: select object to move, select again to rotate, select again to scale"
, "MittleMouse: press & drag to rotate camera, turn to zoom (or page_up/down)"
, "RightMouse: press & drag to move camera pivot"
, "%s: Toggle Editor On/off (currently buggy)" % EDITOR_DGUI_TOGGLE_BUTTON.upper()
, "F5: save scene F9: load scene" ]
helpTexts = []
for i in xrange( len(helpTexts) ):
self.helpText.append( addInstructions(1.0-0.05*(i+1), helpTexts[i]) )
for text in self.helpText:
text.show()
messenger.send(EDITOR_MODE_WORLD_EDIT)
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = None
self.lastSelectedObject = None
self.accept(EVENT_MODELCONTROLLER_SELECTED_OBJECT_CHANGE, self.modelSelected)
self.editorInstance.toggleEditmode(True)
def disable(self, state=None):
'''if state is None:
if self.editorInstance.state == 'DisabledMode' or self.editorInstance.state == 'PlayMode':
state = 'WorldEditMode'
else:
state = 'PlayMode'
print "I: dgui.EditorApp.disable: toggling to", state'''
#self.editorInstance.toggle(state)
#self.request(self.editorInstance.state)
self.editorInstance.toggleEditmode(False)
def destroy(self):
self.disable()
# hide the text
for text in self.helpText:
text.detachNode()
self.menuBarGui.disable()
if DGUI_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_ACTIVE:
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow.destroy()
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow.detachNode()
#self.modelSelected(None)
if self.editorObjectGuiInstance is not None:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.stopEdit()
messenger.send( EDITOR_MODE_DISABLED )
cameraController.disable()
def setObjectEditwindowToggled(self, state):
''' saves the state of the object related window, so you dont have to
close/open it every time, (it stays closed if it was before)'''
self.objectEditorVisible = state
def getObjectEditwindowToggled(self):
return self.objectEditorVisible
def modelSelected(self, model):
''' is called when a object is selected
creates a corresponding editing sidebar for the object
'''
if self.lastSelectedObject != modelController.getSelectedObject():
# selected model has been changed
if self.editorObjectGuiInstance is not None:
# destroy gui instance of old object
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.stopEdit()
# save the object as the new object
self.lastSelectedObject = modelController.getSelectedObject()
if modelController.getSelectedObject() is not None:
# update menubar for object
self.menuBarGui.update()
# create gui instance of new object
objType = modelController.getSelectedObject().__class__
# the codenode inherits from the real class we use...
# but we need the name of the internal class,
bases = list()
for base in objType.__bases__:
bases.append(base.__name__)
if 'CodeNodeWrapper' in bases:
objType = 'CodeNodeWrapper'
else:
objType = objType.__name__
module = __import__("dgui.modules.p%s" % objType, globals(), locals(), [objType], -1)
try:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = getattr(module, objType)(modelController.getSelectedObject(), self)
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.startEdit()
except TypeError:
print "E: dgui.EditorApp.modelSelected: object", objType, modelController.getSelectedObject()
traceback.print_exc()
else:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = None
else:
# the same object is selected again
pass
class EditorApp(DirectObject):
def __init__(self, editorInstance):
self.enabled = False
self.editorInstance = editorInstance
self.objectEditorVisible = False
self.lastSelectedModel = None
self.texturePainterGui = TexturePainterGui(self)
self.menuBarGui = MenuBarGui(self)
def __del__(self):
print "I: EditorApp.__del__: whoooot it works !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
def enable(self):
cameraController.enable()
self.menuBarGui.enable()
if DGUI_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_ACTIVE:
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow = DirectSidebar(
frameSize=(1., 1.5),
pos=Vec3(0, 0, 0.05),
align=ALIGN_LEFT | ALIGN_BOTTOM,
orientation=VERTICAL,
text='scenegraph',
frameColor=(0, 0, 0, .8),
)
# create SceneGraphBrowser and point it on aspect2d
self.scenegraphBrowser = SceneGraphBrowser(
parent=self.
scenegraphBrowserWindow, # where to attach SceneGraphBrowser frame
treeWrapperRoot=self.editorInstance.
treeParent, # display children under this root node
includeTag=ENABLE_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_MODEL_TAG,
button1func=modelController.selectObject,
pos=(0, 0, 0),
frameSize=(1, 1.5))
self.scenegraphBrowser.accept(EVENT_SCENEGRAPH_REFRESH,
self.scenegraphBrowser.update)
self.accept('r', messenger.send, [EVENT_SCENEGRAPH_REFRESH])
# some help text nodes
self.helpText = list()
#self.helpText.append( addTitle("Panda3D: Simple scene editor") )
helpTexts = [
"LeftMouse: select object to move, select again to rotate, select again to scale",
"MittleMouse: press & drag to rotate camera, turn to zoom (or page_up/down)",
"RightMouse: press & drag to move camera pivot",
"%s: Toggle Editor On/off (currently buggy)" %
EDITOR_DGUI_TOGGLE_BUTTON.upper(),
"F5: save scene F9: load scene"
]
helpTexts = []
for i in xrange(len(helpTexts)):
self.helpText.append(
addInstructions(1.0 - 0.05 * (i + 1), helpTexts[i]))
for text in self.helpText:
text.show()
messenger.send(EDITOR_MODE_WORLD_EDIT)
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = None
self.lastSelectedObject = None
self.accept(EVENT_MODELCONTROLLER_SELECTED_OBJECT_CHANGE,
self.modelSelected)
self.editorInstance.toggleEditmode(True)
def disable(self, state=None):
'''if state is None:
if self.editorInstance.state == 'DisabledMode' or self.editorInstance.state == 'PlayMode':
state = 'WorldEditMode'
else:
state = 'PlayMode'
print "I: dgui.EditorApp.disable: toggling to", state'''
#self.editorInstance.toggle(state)
#self.request(self.editorInstance.state)
self.editorInstance.toggleEditmode(False)
def destroy(self):
self.disable()
# hide the text
for text in self.helpText:
text.detachNode()
self.menuBarGui.disable()
if DGUI_SCENEGRAPHBROWSER_ACTIVE:
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow.destroy()
self.scenegraphBrowserWindow.detachNode()
#self.modelSelected(None)
if self.editorObjectGuiInstance is not None:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.stopEdit()
messenger.send(EDITOR_MODE_DISABLED)
cameraController.disable()
def setObjectEditwindowToggled(self, state):
''' saves the state of the object related window, so you dont have to
close/open it every time, (it stays closed if it was before)'''
self.objectEditorVisible = state
def getObjectEditwindowToggled(self):
return self.objectEditorVisible
def modelSelected(self, model):
''' is called when a object is selected
creates a corresponding editing sidebar for the object
'''
if self.lastSelectedObject != modelController.getSelectedObject():
# selected model has been changed
if self.editorObjectGuiInstance is not None:
# destroy gui instance of old object
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.stopEdit()
# save the object as the new object
self.lastSelectedObject = modelController.getSelectedObject()
if modelController.getSelectedObject() is not None:
# update menubar for object
self.menuBarGui.update()
# create gui instance of new object
objType = modelController.getSelectedObject().__class__
# the codenode inherits from the real class we use...
# but we need the name of the internal class,
bases = list()
for base in objType.__bases__:
bases.append(base.__name__)
if 'CodeNodeWrapper' in bases:
objType = 'CodeNodeWrapper'
else:
objType = objType.__name__
module = __import__("dgui.modules.p%s" % objType, globals(),
locals(), [objType], -1)
try:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = getattr(module, objType)(
modelController.getSelectedObject(), self)
self.editorObjectGuiInstance.startEdit()
except TypeError:
print "E: dgui.EditorApp.modelSelected: object", objType, modelController.getSelectedObject(
)
traceback.print_exc()
else:
self.editorObjectGuiInstance = None
else:
# the same object is selected again
pass
