def mesh_draw_edge_labels(mesh, attr_name=None, layer=None, color=None, formatter=None):
"""Display labels for the edges of a mesh.
Parameters
----------
mesh : compas.datastructures.Mesh
A mesh object.
attr_name : str (None)
The name of the attribute value to display in the label.
Default is to display the edge keys.
layer : str (None)
The layer to draw in.
Default is to draw in the current layer.
color : str, tuple, list, dict (None)
The color specififcation for the labels.
Colors should be specified in the form of a string (hex colors) or as a tuple of RGB components.
To apply the same color to all face labels, provide a single color specification.
Individual colors can be assigned using a dictionary of key-color pairs.
Missing keys will be assigned the default edge color (``self.defaults['edge.color']``).
Default is to inherit color from the parent layer.
formatter : callable (None)
A formatting function.
Defaults to the built-in ``str`` function.
Notes
-----
The labels are named using the following template:
``"{}.edge.label.{}".format(self.mesh.name, key)``.
This name is used afterwards to identify edges of the mesh in the Rhino model.
Examples
--------
>>>
"""
if not attr_name:
attr_name = 'key'
if formatter:
assert callable(formatter), 'The provided formatter is not callable.'
else:
formatter = str
text = {}
for index, (u, v, attr) in enumerate(mesh.vertices(True)):
if 'key' == attr_name:
value = '{}-{}'.format(u, v)
elif 'index' == attr_name:
value = index
else:
value = attr[attr_name]
text[(u, v)] = formatter(value)
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = layer
artist.clear_edgelabels()
artist.draw_edgelabels(text=text, color=color)
artist.redraw()
def draw_subd(self):
artist = MeshArtist(self.subd)
layer = self.settings['layer.subd']
color = self.settings['color.subd.edges']
artist.layer = layer
edges = [edge for edge in self.subd.edges() if not self.subd.is_edge_on_boundary(edge[0], edge[1])]
guids = artist.draw_edges(edges, color=color)
self.guid_subd_edge = zip(guids, edges)
artist.redraw()
def mesh_draw_vertices(mesh,
keys=None,
color=None,
layer=None,
clear_layer=False,
clear_vertices=False,
redraw=True):
"""Draw a selection of vertices of the mesh.
Parameters
----------
mesh : compas.datastructures.Mesh
A mesh object.
keys : list (None)
A list of vertex keys identifying which vertices to draw.
Default is to draw all vertices.
color : str, tuple, dict (None)
The color specififcation for the vertices.
Colors should be specified in the form of a string (hex colors) or as a tuple of RGB components.
To apply the same color to all vertices, provide a single color specification.
Individual colors can be assigned using a dictionary of key-color pairs.
Missing keys will be assigned the default vertex color (``self.defaults['vertex.color']``).
Default is use the color of the parent layer.
layer : str (None)
The layer in which the vertices are drawn.
Default is to draw in the current layer.
clear_layer : bool (False)
Clear the drawing layer.
redraw : bool (True)
Redraw the view after adding the vertices.
Notes
-----
The vertices are named using the following template:
``"{}.vertex.{}".format(self.mesh.attributes['name'], key)``.
This name is used afterwards to identify vertices of the meshin the Rhino model.
Examples
--------
>>>
"""
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = layer
if clear_layer:
artist.clear_layer()
if clear_vertices:
artist.clear_vertices()
guids = artist.draw_vertices(color=color)
if redraw:
artist.redraw()
return guids
def draw_mesh_faces(mesh):
fkeys_nodraw = [
fkey for fkey in mesh.faces() if mesh.face_area(fkey) <= 0
]
fkeys = list(set(list(mesh.faces())) - set(fkeys_nodraw))
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = '3GS::Skeleton'
artist.draw_faces(faces=fkeys, join_faces=True)
def mesh_draw_edges(mesh,
keys=None,
color=None,
layer=None,
clear_layer=False,
redraw=True):
"""Draw a selection of edges of the mesh.
Parameters
----------
keys : list
A list of edge keys (as uv pairs) identifying which edges to draw.
Default is to draw all edges.
color : str, tuple, dict
The color specififcation for the edges.
Colors should be specified in the form of a string (hex colors) or as a tuple of RGB components.
To apply the same color to all faces, provide a single color specification.
Individual colors can be assigned using a dictionary of key-color pairs.
Missing keys will be assigned the default face color (``self.defaults['face.color']``).
Default is use the color of the parent layer.
layer : str (None)
The layer in which the edges are drawn.
Default is to draw in the current layer.
clear_layer : bool (False)
Clear the drawing layer.
redraw : bool (True)
Redraw the view after adding the edges.
Notes
-----
All edges are named using the following template:
``"{}.edge.{}-{}".fromat(self.mesh.attributes['name'], u, v)``.
This name is used afterwards to identify edges of the mesh in the Rhino model.
Examples
--------
>>> mesh_draw_edges(mesh)
>>> mesh_draw_edges(mesh, color='#ff0000')
>>> mesh_draw_edges(mesh, color=(255, 0, 0))
>>> mesh_draw_edges(mesh, keys=mesh.edges_on_boundary())
>>> mesh_draw_edges(mesh, color={(u, v): '#00ff00' for u, v in mesh.edges_on_boundary()})
"""
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = layer
if clear_layer:
artist.clear_layer()
artist.clear_edges()
guids = artist.draw_edges(color=color)
if redraw:
artist.redraw()
return guids
def subdivide(mesh, guid):
compas_rhino.delete_object(guid)
mesh = mesh_subdivide_catmullclark(mesh, k=1)
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = '3GS::Skeleton'
guid = artist.draw_faces(join_faces=True)
artist.redraw()
return mesh, guid[0]
def create_sk3_exo(lines, branch_radius=1, node_radius_fac=1, segments=4):
sk3 = Skeleton3D.from_skeleton_lines(lines)
sk3.section_seg = segments
sk3.branch_radius = branch_radius
sk3.node_radius_fac = node_radius_fac
sk3.generate_mesh()
sk3.merge_triangles()
artist = MeshArtist(sk3)
artist.layer = '3GS::Skeleton'
guid = artist.draw_faces(join_faces=True)
artist.redraw()
return sk3, guid[0]
# ==============================================================================
polylines = []
for points in pointsets:
points = [Point(*point) for point in points]
polyline = Polyline(points)
polylines.append(polyline)
# ==============================================================================
# Visualize
# ==============================================================================
meshartist = MeshArtist(None)
meshartist.mesh = Mesh.from_vertices_and_faces(*A)
meshartist.layer = "CGAL::Intersections::A"
meshartist.clear_layer()
meshartist.draw_faces(join_faces=True, color=hex_to_rgb('#222222'))
meshartist.mesh = Mesh.from_vertices_and_faces(*B)
meshartist.layer = "CGAL::Intersections::B"
meshartist.clear_layer()
meshartist.draw_faces(join_faces=True, color=hex_to_rgb('#888888'))
polylineartist = PolylineArtist(None, layer="CGAL::Intersections::Polylines")
polylineartist.clear_layer()
pointartist = PointArtist(None, layer='CGAL::Intersections::Points')
pointartist.clear_layer()
for polyline in polylines:
polylineartist.primitive = polyline
def mesh_draw(mesh,
layer=None,
clear_layer=False,
clear_vertices=False,
clear_faces=False,
clear_edges=False,
show_faces=True,
show_vertices=False,
show_edges=False,
vertexcolor=None,
edgecolor=None,
facecolor=None):
"""
Draw a mesh object in Rhino.
Parameters
----------
mesh : compas.datastructures.Mesh
The mesh object.
layer : str (None)
The layer to draw in.
Default is to draw in the current layer.
clear_layer : bool (False)
Clear the drawing layer.
show_faces : bool (True)
Draw the faces.
show_vertices : bool (False)
Draw the vertices.
show_edges : bool (False)
Draw the edges.
vertexcolor : str, tuple, list, dict (None)
The vertex color specification.
Default is to use the color of the parent layer.
edgecolor : str, tuple, list, dict (None)
The edge color specification.
Default is to use the color of the parent layer.
facecolor : str, tuple, list, dict (None)
The face color specification.
Default is to use the color of the parent layer.
Notes
-----
Colors can be specifiedin different ways:
* str: A hexadecimal color that will be applied to all elements subject to the specification.
* tuple, list: RGB color that will be applied to all elements subject to the specification.
* dict: RGB or hex color dict with a specification for some or all of the related elements.
Notes
-----
RGB colors specified as values between 0 and 255, should be integers.
RGB colors specified as values between 0.0 and 1.0, should be floats.
"""
artist = MeshArtist(mesh)
artist.layer = layer
if clear_layer:
artist.clear_layer()
if clear_vertices:
artist.clear_vertices()
if clear_edges:
artist.clear_edges()
if clear_faces:
artist.clear_faces()
if show_faces:
artist.draw_faces(color=facecolor)
if show_edges:
artist.draw_edges(color=edgecolor)
if show_vertices:
artist.draw_vertices(color=vertexcolor)
artist.redraw()
mesh.update_default_vertex_attributes({'is_fixed': False})
# make an artist for visualisation
artist = MeshArtist(mesh, layer='SubdModeling::Control')
# draw the control mesh
draw_mesh()
# allow the user to change the attributes of the vertices
while True:
keys = VertexSelector.select_vertices(mesh)
if not keys:
break
VertexModifier.update_vertex_attributes(mesh, keys)
draw_mesh()
# make a subd mesh (using catmullclark)
subd = mesh_subdivide(mesh,
scheme='catmullclark',
k=4,
fixed=mesh.vertices_where({'is_fixed': True}))
# give the subdivision mesh a different name
subd.attributes['name'] = 'Mesh'
# draw the result
artist.mesh = subd
artist.layer = 'SubdModeling::Mesh'
artist.clear_layer()
artist.draw_mesh()
]
STRIPS = SOUTH + SW + WEST + NW + NORTH + RING
# ==============================================================================
# Visualise
# ==============================================================================
ARTIST = MeshArtist(FABRIC, layer="Fabric")
ARTIST.clear_layer()
# INTRADOS
ARTIST.mesh = IDOS
ARTIST.layer = "Fabric::Intrados"
for i, strip in enumerate(STRIPS):
guid = ARTIST.draw_faces(keys=strip, join_faces=True)
color = (255, 128, 128) if i % 2 else (255, 0, 0)
rs.ObjectColor(guid, color)
ARTIST.layer = "Fabric::Normals"
ARTIST.draw_facenormals(color=(255, 0, 0), scale=0.05)
# EXTRADOS
ARTIST.mesh = EDOS
ARTIST.layer = "Fabric::Extrados"
mesh = Mesh.from_json(FILE_I)
idos = mesh.copy()
edos = mesh.copy()
for vertex in mesh.vertices():
point = mesh.vertex_coordinates(vertex)
normal = mesh.vertex_normal(vertex)
thickness = 0.10
idos.vertex_attributes(
vertex, 'xyz',
add_vectors(point, scale_vector(normal, +0.5 * thickness)))
edos.vertex_attributes(
vertex, 'xyz',
add_vectors(point, scale_vector(normal, -0.5 * thickness)))
idos.to_json(FILE_O1)
edos.to_json(FILE_O2)
artist = MeshArtist(None)
artist.mesh = idos
artist.layer = "RV2::Idos"
artist.clear_layer()
artist.draw_faces(color=(255, 0, 0))
artist.mesh = edos
artist.layer = "RV2::Edos"
artist.clear_layer()
artist.draw_faces(color=(0, 0, 255))
]
STRIPS = SOUTH + SW + WEST + NW + NORTH + RING
# ==============================================================================
# Visualise
# ==============================================================================
ARTIST = MeshArtist(FABRIC, layer="Fabric")
ARTIST.clear_layer()
# INTRADOS
ARTIST.mesh = IDOS
ARTIST.layer = "Fabric::Intrados"
for name, panel in [('SOUTH', SOUTH), ('WEST', WEST), ('NORTH', NORTH),
('RING', RING)]:
for strip, faces in enumerate(panel):
ARTIST.layer = "Fabric::Intrados::{}-{}".format(
name,
str(strip).zfill(2))
color = (255, 0, 0)
points = []
fkeys = []
for fkey in faces:
origin = IDOS.face_centroid(fkey)
normal = IDOS.face_normal(fkey, unitized=True)
plane = origin, normal
if SHELL.has_vertex(fkey):
mesh.update_default_vertex_attributes({'is_fixed': False})
# make an artist for visualisation
artist = MeshArtist(mesh, layer='InteractiveSubdivision::Cage')
# draw the control mesh
draw()
# allow the user to change the attributes of the vertices
while True:
keys = VertexSelector.select_vertices(mesh)
if not keys:
break
VertexModifier.update_vertex_attributes(mesh, keys)
draw()
# make a subd mesh (using catmullclark)
subd = mesh_subdivide(mesh,
scheme='catmullclark',
k=4,
fixed=mesh.vertices_where({'is_fixed': True}))
# give the subdivision mesh a different name
subd.attributes['name'] = 'Mesh'
# draw the result
artist.mesh = subd
artist.layer = 'InteractiveSubdivision::Mesh'
artist.clear_layer()
artist.draw_mesh()