def __loadLDrawColors(self):
self.colorDict = LicColorDict()
try:
LicImporters.LDrawImporter.importColorFile(self.getProxy())
self.colorDict.licColors = False;
except IOError as e:
# Could not load LDConfig.ldr. Fall back to internal color definitions from LDrawColors.py (TODO: update those colors!)
self.colorDict.licColors = True;
for colorCode, color in LDrawColors.colors.iteritems():
newColor = None if color[0] is None else LicColor(*color)
self.colorDict[colorCode] = newColor
if (newColor):
newColor.originalRGBA = list(newColor.rgba)
newColor.edgeColor = LicColor.black()
def createPart(self, fn, colorCode, matrix, invert=False, rgba=()):
partDictionary = self.__instructions.partDictionary
# assigned custom color data <tuple>(r,g,b,a) ,otherwise stay <integer>colorCode AS IS
if 16 == colorCode and rgba:
color = LicColor(rgba[0], rgba[1], rgba[2], rgba[3], "Custom")
else:
color = self.__instructions.colorDict[colorCode]
part = Part(fn, color, matrix, invert)
if fn in partDictionary:
part.abstractPart = partDictionary[fn]
elif fn.upper() in partDictionary:
part.abstractPart = partDictionary[fn.upper()]
elif fn.lower() in partDictionary:
part.abstractPart = partDictionary[fn.lower()]
return part
def addColor(self, colorCode, r = 1.0, g = 1.0, b = 1.0, a = 1.0, name = 'Black'):
newColor = None if r is None else LicColor(r, g, b, a, name, colorCode)
self.__instructions.colorDict[colorCode] = newColor
if (newColor):
newColor.originalRGBA = list(newColor.rgba)
newColor.edgeColor = LicColor.black()
def addColor(self, colorCode, r=1.0, g=1.0, b=1.0, a=1.0, name='Black'):
cd = self.__instructions.colorDict
cd[colorCode] = None if r is None else LicColor(
r, g, b, a, name, colorCode)
