def test1():
scene = load('test/data/gears.obj')
bb = scene.bb
print bb
print bb.sphere_beam()
print bb.center()
print scene.views[0]
def test1():
scene = load('test/data/gears.obj')
bb = scene.bb
print bb
print bb.sphere_beam()
print bb.center()
print scene.views[0]
def test3():
def compute_normals(sc):
out = len(sc.points) * [ [.0, .0, .0] ]
triangle_normals = len(sc.faces) * [ [.0, .0, .0] ]
def hash(p):
return .11234 * p[0] + .35678 * p[1] + .67257 * p[2]
from collections import defaultdict
pt_table = defaultdict(list)
for i, t in enumerate(sc.faces):
p1 = sc.points[t[0]]
p2 = sc.points[t[1]]
p3 = sc.points[t[2]]
pt_table[hash(p1)].append( (i, p1, t[0]) )
pt_table[hash(p2)].append( (i, p2, t[1]) )
pt_table[hash(p3)].append( (i, p3, t[2]) )
normal = vcross(sub(p2, p1), sub(p3, p1))
normal = vnorm(normal)
triangle_normals[i] = normal
for key, value in pt_table.iteritems():
# we assume no collisions in the hash
point_index = value[0][2]
first_point = value[0][1]
# compute the normal of each triangles around
# TODO should be done just once for each triangle in pre-process
normals = []
for t_index, p, _ in value:
assert p == first_point
normals.append(triangle_normals[t_index])
N = (
sum(n[0] for n in normals) / len(normals),
sum(n[1] for n in normals) / len(normals),
sum(n[2] for n in normals) / len(normals)
)
# print N
out[point_index] = N
return out
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
with benchmark('compute normals'):
scene.normals = compute_normals(scene)
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
def test3():
def compute_normals(sc):
out = len(sc.points) * [[.0, .0, .0]]
triangle_normals = len(sc.faces) * [[.0, .0, .0]]
def hash(p):
return .11234 * p[0] + .35678 * p[1] + .67257 * p[2]
from collections import defaultdict
pt_table = defaultdict(list)
for i, t in enumerate(sc.faces):
p1 = sc.points[t[0]]
p2 = sc.points[t[1]]
p3 = sc.points[t[2]]
pt_table[hash(p1)].append((i, p1, t[0]))
pt_table[hash(p2)].append((i, p2, t[1]))
pt_table[hash(p3)].append((i, p3, t[2]))
normal = vcross(sub(p2, p1), sub(p3, p1))
normal = vnorm(normal)
triangle_normals[i] = normal
for key, value in pt_table.iteritems():
# we assume no collisions in the hash
point_index = value[0][2]
first_point = value[0][1]
# compute the normal of each triangles around
# TODO should be done just once for each triangle in pre-process
normals = []
for t_index, p, _ in value:
assert p == first_point
normals.append(triangle_normals[t_index])
N = (sum(n[0] for n in normals) / len(normals),
sum(n[1] for n in normals) / len(normals),
sum(n[2] for n in normals) / len(normals))
# print N
out[point_index] = N
return out
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
with benchmark('compute normals'):
scene.normals = compute_normals(scene)
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
def main():
gears = join('test', 'data', 'gears.obj')
fn = gears
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
fn = sys.argv[1]
sc = load(fn)
with benchmark('build octree'):
octree = Octree(sc)
ray = (octree.bb.min(), octree.bb.max())
with benchmark('ray octree'):
print octree.intersect(ray)
# debug
if fn == gears:
segment = ([6.0124801866126916, -0.51249832634225589, -9.7930512397503584], (5.9371910904864844, -0.50190367657896617, -10.093763375438117))
assert octree.intersect(segment)
octree.write()
def load_file(self, fn, verbose = 0, procedural = False):
# Currently immediate mode is way faster (3x) than Draw array mode
# cause we have to build the arrays in memory from list objects.
# We should use module array instead
#
# VBO are 3 to 4 times faster than display list (random test)
self.do_immediate_mode = False
# self.do_immediate_mode = False # TEST
self.use_display_list = False
self.do_immediate_mode = True
self.do_vbo = not self.do_immediate_mode
self.vbo_init = False
# Style
self.do_lighting = not self.show_wireframe
from scene import load
with benchmark('load from disk'):
self.scene = load(fn, verbose)
if not self.scene: return
self.fn = fn
if self.use_display_list:
self.dl = [-1 for i in self.scene.objets]
# Init quat
self.trackball = Trackball()
# highlight setup, for CPython only
# setup(self.scene.points, self.scene.faces)
# Grid setup
if self.octree:
setup_octree()
return self.scene
def load_file(self, fn, verbose=0, procedural=False):
# Currently immediate mode is way faster (3x) than Draw array mode
# cause we have to build the arrays in memory from list objects.
# We should use module array instead
#
# VBO are 3 to 4 times faster than display list (random test)
self.do_immediate_mode = False
# self.do_immediate_mode = False # TEST
self.use_display_list = False
self.do_immediate_mode = True
self.do_vbo = not self.do_immediate_mode
self.vbo_init = False
# Style
self.do_lighting = not self.show_wireframe
from scene import load
with benchmark('load from disk'):
self.scene = load(fn, verbose)
if not self.scene: return
self.fn = fn
if self.use_display_list:
self.dl = [-1 for i in self.scene.objets]
# Init quat
self.trackball = Trackball()
# highlight setup, for CPython only
# setup(self.scene.points, self.scene.faces)
# Grid setup
if self.octree:
setup_octree()
return self.scene
def test5():
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
from geom_ops import compute_normals
with benchmark('compute normals'):
scene.normals, scene.faces_normals = compute_normals(scene)
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
def test4():
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
def main():
sc = load( join('data', 'gears.obj') )
g = Grid(sc)
def test5():
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
from geom_ops import compute_normals
with benchmark('compute normals'):
scene.normals, scene.faces_normals = compute_normals(scene)
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
#
# http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
#
# http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chs=250x100&chd=t:60,40&chl=Hello|World
# http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chs=250x100&chd=t:53,46&chl=Index|Verts&chdl=40|60
base = 'http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3'
url = [base]
title = 'chtt=%s %s' % (basename(fn), sizeof_fmt(getsize(fn)))
url.append(title.replace(' ', '+'))
url.append('chs=300x120') # Dimensions
datas = ','.join('%d' % s for s in [index, verts])
url.append('chd=t:' + datas )
url.append('chl=Index|Verts')
datas = '|'.join('%d%%' % s for s in [index, verts])
url.append('chdl=' + datas)
webbrowser.open('&'.join(url))
return size
N = 100 * 1000
fn = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else 'test/data/dragon.obj'
print getsize(fn) / 1024, 'KB'
sc = load(fn)
size = write_bin(sc, fn)
print size / 1024, 'KB'
loss = loss_fn(tile_output,
target_output[y_off:y_off+y_tile,
x_off:x_off+x_tile])
print(tile_output)
print(target_output)
print("Loss: {}".format(loss))
optimizer.zero_grad()
loss.backward(retain_graph=False)
optimizer.step()
# current_model.update()
if loss < 1e-14 and torch.sum(tile_output) > 0.0:
break
if __name__ == '__main__':
from tracer import create_analytic, sphere_model
import scene
r1 = torch.tensor((3.0,), dtype=torch.float64, requires_grad=True)
r2 = torch.tensor((6.0,), dtype=torch.float64, requires_grad=False)
def sphere_1(position): return sphere_model(position, r1)
def sphere_2(position): return sphere_model(position, r2)
test_scene = scene.load('test.hdf5')
renderer = ImageRenderer()
inverse((create_analytic(test_scene, sphere_1), r1),
(create_analytic(test_scene, sphere_2), r2),
renderer)
def scene2c():
ao = ArgsOptions()
options = [ao.options.fn,
ao.options.verbose,
ao.options.procedural]
return load(*options)
def main():
sc = load(join('data', 'gears.obj'))
g = Grid(sc)
def test4():
scene = load(sys.argv[1])
scene.write(sys.argv[2])
#
# http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
#
# http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chs=250x100&chd=t:60,40&chl=Hello|World
# http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chs=250x100&chd=t:53,46&chl=Index|Verts&chdl=40|60
base = 'http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3'
url = [base]
title = 'chtt=%s %s' % (basename(fn), sizeof_fmt(getsize(fn)))
url.append(title.replace(' ', '+'))
url.append('chs=300x120') # Dimensions
datas = ','.join('%d' % s for s in [index, verts])
url.append('chd=t:' + datas)
url.append('chl=Index|Verts')
datas = '|'.join('%d%%' % s for s in [index, verts])
url.append('chdl=' + datas)
webbrowser.open('&'.join(url))
return size
N = 100 * 1000
fn = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else 'test/data/dragon.obj'
print getsize(fn) / 1024, 'KB'
sc = load(fn)
size = write_bin(sc, fn)
print size / 1024, 'KB'
def scene2c():
ao = ArgsOptions()
options = [ao.options.fn, ao.options.verbose, ao.options.procedural]
return load(*options)
dest="distance_as_color",
default=False)
parser.add_option("--dist_range",
type="int",
dest="dist_range",
default=30)
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()
# print(options)
with open(options.scene, 'r', encoding='utf8') as yaml_file:
cfg = yaml.load(yaml_file)
camera = camera.Camera()
camera.load(cfg['camera'])
camera.init()
scene = scene.Scene(camera)
scene.load(cfg['scene'])
color_mode = utils.ColorModes.UNIFORM
if options.normal_as_color is True:
color_mode = utils.ColorModes.NORMAL
elif options.distance_as_color is True:
color_mode = utils.ColorModes.DISTANCE
render = render.Render(
np.array([options.resolution_x, options.resolution_y]),
options.trace_depth, scene, color_mode, options.dist_range)
render.render()
# render.draw()
render.save(options.output)
