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244,101 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | setup.py | make_dir | def make_dir(project):
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244,103 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/knotvector.py | generate | def generate(degree, num_ctrlpts, **kwargs):
""" Generates an equally spaced knot vector.
It uses the following equality to generate knot vector: :math:`m = n + p + 1`
where;
* :math:`p`, degree
* :math:`n + 1`, number of control points
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Keyword Arguments:
* ``clamped``: Flag to choose from clamped or unclamped knot vector options. *Default: True*
:param degree: degree
:type degree: int
:param num_ctrlpts: number of control points
:type num_ctrlpts: int
:return: knot vector
:rtype: list
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if degree == 0 or num_ctrlpts == 0:
raise ValueError("Input values should be different than zero.")
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# Number of repetitions at the start and end of the array
num_repeat = degree
# Number of knots in the middle
num_segments = num_ctrlpts - (degree + 1)
if not clamped:
# No repetitions at the start and end
num_repeat = 0
# Should conform the rule: m = n + p + 1
num_segments = degree + num_ctrlpts - 1
# First knots
knot_vector = [0.0 for _ in range(0, num_repeat)]
# Middle knots
knot_vector += linspace(0.0, 1.0, num_segments + 2)
# Last knots
knot_vector += [1.0 for _ in range(0, num_repeat)]
# Return auto-generated knot vector
return knot_vector | python | def generate(degree, num_ctrlpts, **kwargs):
if degree == 0 or num_ctrlpts == 0:
raise ValueError("Input values should be different than zero.")
# Get keyword arguments
clamped = kwargs.get('clamped', True)
# Number of repetitions at the start and end of the array
num_repeat = degree
# Number of knots in the middle
num_segments = num_ctrlpts - (degree + 1)
if not clamped:
# No repetitions at the start and end
num_repeat = 0
# Should conform the rule: m = n + p + 1
num_segments = degree + num_ctrlpts - 1
# First knots
knot_vector = [0.0 for _ in range(0, num_repeat)]
# Middle knots
knot_vector += linspace(0.0, 1.0, num_segments + 2)
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knot_vector += [1.0 for _ in range(0, num_repeat)]
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244,104 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/knotvector.py | check | def check(degree, knot_vector, num_ctrlpts):
""" Checks the validity of the input knot vector.
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:param degree: degree of the curve or the surface
:type degree: int
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if len(knot_vector) != degree + num_ctrlpts + 1:
return False
# Check ascending order
prev_knot = knot_vector[0]
for knot in knot_vector:
if prev_knot > knot:
return False
prev_knot = knot
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try:
if knot_vector is None or len(knot_vector) == 0:
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244,105 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/fitting.py | interpolate_curve | def interpolate_curve(points, degree, **kwargs):
""" Curve interpolation through the data points.
Please refer to Algorithm A9.1 on The NURBS Book (2nd Edition), pp.369-370 for details.
Keyword Arguments:
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:param points: data points
:type points: list, tuple
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:type degree: int
:return: interpolated B-Spline curve
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uk = compute_params_curve(points, use_centripetal)
# Compute knot vector
kv = compute_knot_vector(degree, num_points, uk)
# Do global interpolation
matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree, kv, uk, points)
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curve.degree = degree
curve.ctrlpts = ctrlpts
curve.knotvector = kv
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# Keyword arguments
use_centripetal = kwargs.get('centripetal', False)
# Number of control points
num_points = len(points)
# Get uk
uk = compute_params_curve(points, use_centripetal)
# Compute knot vector
kv = compute_knot_vector(degree, num_points, uk)
# Do global interpolation
matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree, kv, uk, points)
ctrlpts = ginterp(matrix_a, points)
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244,106 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/fitting.py | interpolate_surface | def interpolate_surface(points, size_u, size_v, degree_u, degree_v, **kwargs):
""" Surface interpolation through the data points.
Please refer to the Algorithm A9.4 on The NURBS Book (2nd Edition), pp.380 for details.
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* ``centripetal``: activates centripetal parametrization method. *Default: False*
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# Keyword arguments
use_centripetal = kwargs.get('centripetal', False)
# Get uk and vl
uk, vl = compute_params_surface(points, size_u, size_v, use_centripetal)
# Compute knot vectors
kv_u = compute_knot_vector(degree_u, size_u, uk)
kv_v = compute_knot_vector(degree_v, size_v, vl)
# Do global interpolation on the u-direction
ctrlpts_r = []
for v in range(size_v):
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matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree_u, kv_u, uk, pts)
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# Do global interpolation on the v-direction
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matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree_v, kv_v, vl, pts)
ctrlpts += ginterp(matrix_a, pts)
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surf.degree_u = degree_u
surf.degree_v = degree_v
surf.ctrlpts_size_u = size_u
surf.ctrlpts_size_v = size_v
surf.ctrlpts = ctrlpts
surf.knotvector_u = kv_u
surf.knotvector_v = kv_v
return surf | python | def interpolate_surface(points, size_u, size_v, degree_u, degree_v, **kwargs):
# Keyword arguments
use_centripetal = kwargs.get('centripetal', False)
# Get uk and vl
uk, vl = compute_params_surface(points, size_u, size_v, use_centripetal)
# Compute knot vectors
kv_u = compute_knot_vector(degree_u, size_u, uk)
kv_v = compute_knot_vector(degree_v, size_v, vl)
# Do global interpolation on the u-direction
ctrlpts_r = []
for v in range(size_v):
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matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree_u, kv_u, uk, pts)
ctrlpts_r += ginterp(matrix_a, pts)
# Do global interpolation on the v-direction
ctrlpts = []
for u in range(size_u):
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matrix_a = _build_coeff_matrix(degree_v, kv_v, vl, pts)
ctrlpts += ginterp(matrix_a, pts)
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surf = BSpline.Surface()
surf.degree_u = degree_u
surf.degree_v = degree_v
surf.ctrlpts_size_u = size_u
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244,107 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/fitting.py | compute_knot_vector | def compute_knot_vector(degree, num_points, params):
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:param degree: degree
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temp_kv = (1.0 / degree) * sum([params[j] for j in range(i + 1, i + degree + 1)])
kv.append(temp_kv)
# End knot vector
kv += [1.0 for _ in range(degree + 1)]
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kv = [0.0 for _ in range(degree + 1)]
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:type coeff_matrix: list, tuple
:param points: data points
:type points: list, tuple
:return: control points
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dim = len(points[0])
# Number of data points
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# Number of data points
num_points = len(points)
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render_window.Render()
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:return: a VTK actor
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mapper.SetInputDataObject(ugrid)
mapper.SetArrayName(array_name)
mapper.SetArrayId(array_index)
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actor = vtk.vtkActor()
actor.SetMapper(mapper)
actor.GetProperty().SetColor(*color)
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mapper.SetArrayId(array_index)
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244,118 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/compatibility.py | flip_ctrlpts_u | def flip_ctrlpts_u(ctrlpts, size_u, size_v):
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244,119 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/compatibility.py | generate_ctrlptsw | def generate_ctrlptsw(ctrlpts):
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244,122 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/compatibility.py | separate_ctrlpts_weights | def separate_ctrlpts_weights(ctrlptsw):
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244,123 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/compatibility.py | flip_ctrlpts2d_file | def flip_ctrlpts2d_file(file_in='', file_out='ctrlpts_flip.txt'):
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244,125 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/visualization/VisVTK.py | VisConfig.keypress_callback | def keypress_callback(self, obj, ev):
""" VTK callback for keypress events.
Keypress events:
* ``e``: exit the application
* ``p``: pick object (hover the mouse and then press to pick)
* ``f``: fly to point (click somewhere in the window and press to fly)
* ``r``: reset the camera
* ``s`` and ``w``: switch between solid and wireframe modes
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* ``m``: change color of the picked object
* ``d``: print debug information (of picked object, point, etc.)
* ``h``: change object visibility
* ``n``: reset object visibility
* ``arrow keys``: pan the model
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:param ev: event name
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key = obj.GetKeySym() # pressed key (as str)
render_window = obj.GetRenderWindow() # vtkRenderWindow
renderer = render_window.GetRenderers().GetFirstRenderer() # vtkRenderer
picker = obj.GetPicker() # vtkPropPicker
actor = picker.GetActor() # vtkActor
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if key == 'Up':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Pitch(2.5)
if key == 'Down':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Pitch(-2.5)
if key == 'Left':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
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if key == 'Right':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
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if key == 'b':
if self._bg_id >= len(self._bg):
self._bg_id = 0
renderer.SetBackground(*self._bg[self._bg_id])
self._bg_id += 1
if key == 'm':
if actor is not None:
actor.GetProperty().SetColor(random(), random(), random())
if key == 'd':
if actor is not None:
print("Name:", actor.GetMapper().GetArrayName())
print("Index:", actor.GetMapper().GetArrayId())
print("Selected point:", picker.GetSelectionPoint()[0:2])
print("# of visible actors:", renderer.VisibleActorCount())
if key == 'h':
if actor is not None:
actor.SetVisibility(not actor.GetVisibility())
if key == 'n':
actors = renderer.GetActors() # vtkActorCollection
for actor in actors:
actor.VisibilityOn()
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render_window.Render() | python | def keypress_callback(self, obj, ev):
key = obj.GetKeySym() # pressed key (as str)
render_window = obj.GetRenderWindow() # vtkRenderWindow
renderer = render_window.GetRenderers().GetFirstRenderer() # vtkRenderer
picker = obj.GetPicker() # vtkPropPicker
actor = picker.GetActor() # vtkActor
# Custom keypress events
if key == 'Up':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Pitch(2.5)
if key == 'Down':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Pitch(-2.5)
if key == 'Left':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Yaw(-2.5)
if key == 'Right':
camera = renderer.GetActiveCamera() # vtkCamera
camera.Yaw(2.5)
if key == 'b':
if self._bg_id >= len(self._bg):
self._bg_id = 0
renderer.SetBackground(*self._bg[self._bg_id])
self._bg_id += 1
if key == 'm':
if actor is not None:
actor.GetProperty().SetColor(random(), random(), random())
if key == 'd':
if actor is not None:
print("Name:", actor.GetMapper().GetArrayName())
print("Index:", actor.GetMapper().GetArrayId())
print("Selected point:", picker.GetSelectionPoint()[0:2])
print("# of visible actors:", renderer.VisibleActorCount())
if key == 'h':
if actor is not None:
actor.SetVisibility(not actor.GetVisibility())
if key == 'n':
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244,126 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_voxelize.py | generate_voxel_grid | def generate_voxel_grid(bbox, szval, use_cubes=False):
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:type bbox: list, tuple
:param szval: size in x-, y-, z-directions
:type szval: list, tuple
:param use_cubes: use cube voxels instead of cuboid ones
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# Input validation
if szval[0] <= 1 or szval[1] <= 1 or szval[2] <= 1:
raise GeomdlException("Size values must be bigger than 1", data=dict(sizevals=szval))
# Find step size for each direction
steps = [float(bbox[1][idx] - bbox[0][idx]) / float(szval[idx] - 1) for idx in range(0, 3)]
# It is possible to use cubes instead of cuboids
if use_cubes:
min_val = min(*steps)
steps = [min_val for _ in range(0, 3)]
# Find range in each direction
ranges = [list(linalg.frange(bbox[0][idx], bbox[1][idx], steps[idx])) for idx in range(0, 3)]
voxel_grid = []
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for v in ranges[1]:
for w in ranges[2]:
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bbmax = [k + l for k, l in zip(bbmin, steps)]
voxel_grid.append([bbmin, bbmax])
return voxel_grid | python | def generate_voxel_grid(bbox, szval, use_cubes=False):
# Input validation
if szval[0] <= 1 or szval[1] <= 1 or szval[2] <= 1:
raise GeomdlException("Size values must be bigger than 1", data=dict(sizevals=szval))
# Find step size for each direction
steps = [float(bbox[1][idx] - bbox[0][idx]) / float(szval[idx] - 1) for idx in range(0, 3)]
# It is possible to use cubes instead of cuboids
if use_cubes:
min_val = min(*steps)
steps = [min_val for _ in range(0, 3)]
# Find range in each direction
ranges = [list(linalg.frange(bbox[0][idx], bbox[1][idx], steps[idx])) for idx in range(0, 3)]
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244,127 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_exchange.py | process_template | def process_template(file_src):
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""" Square-root of 'x' """
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fsrc = file_src.replace("{%", "<%").replace("%}", "%>").replace("{{", "<{").replace("}}", "}>")
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env = jinja2.Environment(
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trim_blocks=True,
block_start_string='<%', block_end_string='%>',
variable_start_string='<{', variable_end_string='}>'
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sqrt=tmpl_sqrt,
cubert=tmpl_cubert,
pow=tmpl_pow,
)
for k, v in template_funcs.items():
env.globals[k] = v
# Process Jinja2 template functions & variables inside the input file
return env.render() | python | def process_template(file_src):
def tmpl_sqrt(x):
""" Square-root of 'x' """
return math.sqrt(x)
def tmpl_cubert(x):
""" Cube-root of 'x' """
return x ** (1.0 / 3.0) if x >= 0 else -(-x) ** (1.0 / 3.0)
def tmpl_pow(x, y):
""" 'x' to the power 'y' """
return math.pow(x, y)
# Check if it is possible to import 'jinja2'
try:
import jinja2
except ImportError:
raise GeomdlException("Please install 'jinja2' package to use templated input: pip install jinja2")
# Replace jinja2 template tags for compatibility
fsrc = file_src.replace("{%", "<%").replace("%}", "%>").replace("{{", "<{").replace("}}", "}>")
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trim_blocks=True,
block_start_string='<%', block_end_string='%>',
variable_start_string='<{', variable_end_string='}>'
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template_funcs = dict(
knot_vector=utilities.generate_knot_vector,
sqrt=tmpl_sqrt,
cubert=tmpl_cubert,
pow=tmpl_pow,
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244,128 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_exchange.py | import_surf_mesh | def import_surf_mesh(file_name):
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raw_content = read_file(file_name)
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# 1st line defines the dimension and it must be 3
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surf = shortcuts.generate_surface(rational=True)
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surf.degree_u = int(content[1][0])
surf.degree_v = int(content[1][1])
# 3rd line is the number of weighted control points in u and v directions
dim_u = int(content[2][0])
dim_v = int(content[2][1])
# Starting from 6th line, we have the weighted control points
ctrlpts_end = 5 + (dim_u * dim_v)
ctrlpts_mesh = content[5:ctrlpts_end]
# mesh files have the control points in u-row order format
ctrlpts = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(ctrlpts_mesh, dim_u, dim_v)
# mesh files store control points in format (x, y, z, w)
ctrlptsw = compatibility.generate_ctrlptsw(ctrlpts)
# Set control points
surf.set_ctrlpts(ctrlptsw, dim_u, dim_v)
# 4th and 5th lines are knot vectors
surf.knotvector_u = [float(u) for u in content[3]]
surf.knotvector_v = [float(v) for v in content[4]]
# Return the surface instance
return surf | python | def import_surf_mesh(file_name):
raw_content = read_file(file_name)
raw_content = raw_content.split("\n")
content = []
for rc in raw_content:
temp = rc.strip().split()
content.append(temp)
# 1st line defines the dimension and it must be 3
if int(content[0][0]) != 3:
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surf = shortcuts.generate_surface(rational=True)
# 2nd line is the degrees
surf.degree_u = int(content[1][0])
surf.degree_v = int(content[1][1])
# 3rd line is the number of weighted control points in u and v directions
dim_u = int(content[2][0])
dim_v = int(content[2][1])
# Starting from 6th line, we have the weighted control points
ctrlpts_end = 5 + (dim_u * dim_v)
ctrlpts_mesh = content[5:ctrlpts_end]
# mesh files have the control points in u-row order format
ctrlpts = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(ctrlpts_mesh, dim_u, dim_v)
# mesh files store control points in format (x, y, z, w)
ctrlptsw = compatibility.generate_ctrlptsw(ctrlpts)
# Set control points
surf.set_ctrlpts(ctrlptsw, dim_u, dim_v)
# 4th and 5th lines are knot vectors
surf.knotvector_u = [float(u) for u in content[3]]
surf.knotvector_v = [float(v) for v in content[4]]
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vol.knotvector_v = [float(v) for v in content[4]]
vol.knotvector_w = [float(w) for w in content[5]]
# Return the volume instance
return vol | python | def import_vol_mesh(file_name):
raw_content = read_file(file_name)
raw_content = raw_content.split("\n")
content = []
for rc in raw_content:
temp = rc.strip().split()
content.append(temp)
# 1st line defines the dimension and it must be 3
if int(content[0][0]) != 3:
raise TypeError("Input mesh '" + str(file_name) + "' must be 3-dimensional")
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vol = shortcuts.generate_volume(rational=True)
# 2nd line is the degrees
vol.degree_u = int(content[1][0])
vol.degree_v = int(content[1][1])
vol.degree_w = int(content[1][2])
# 3rd line is the number of weighted control points in u, v, w directions
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dim_v = int(content[2][1])
dim_w = int(content[2][2])
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surf_cpts = dim_u * dim_v
ctrlpts_end = 6 + (surf_cpts * dim_w)
ctrlpts_mesh = content[6:ctrlpts_end]
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ctrlpts = []
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# mesh files store control points in format (x, y, z, w)
ctrlptsw = compatibility.generate_ctrlptsw(ctrlpts)
# Set control points
vol.set_ctrlpts(ctrlptsw, dim_u, dim_v, dim_w)
# 4th, 5th and 6th lines are knot vectors
vol.knotvector_u = [float(u) for u in content[3]]
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244,130 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/exchange.py | import_txt | def import_txt(file_name, two_dimensional=False, **kwargs):
""" Reads control points from a text file and generates a 1-dimensional list of control points.
The following code examples illustrate importing different types of text files for curves and surfaces:
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# Import curve control points from a text file
curve_ctrlpts = exchange.import_txt(file_name="control_points.txt")
# Import surface control points from a text file (1-dimensional file)
surf_ctrlpts = exchange.import_txt(file_name="control_points.txt")
# Import surface control points from a text file (2-dimensional file)
surf_ctrlpts, size_u, size_v = exchange.import_txt(file_name="control_points.txt", two_dimensional=True)
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* ``sqrt(x)``: :math:`\\sqrt{x}`
* ``cubert(x)``: :math:`\\sqrt[3]{x}`
* ``pow(x, y)``: :math:`x^{y}`
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# Import curve control points from a text file delimited with space
curve_ctrlpts = exchange.import_txt(file_name="control_points.txt", separator=" ")
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244,134 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/exchange.py | import_cfg | def import_cfg(file_name, **kwargs):
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244,141 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/multi.py | select_color | def select_color(cpcolor, evalcolor, idx=0):
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color = utilities.color_generator()
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color[0] = cpcolor
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244,143 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/multi.py | process_elements_surface | def process_elements_surface(elem, mconf, colorval, idx, force_tsl, update_delta, delta, reset_names):
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.. note:: Helper function required for ``multiprocessing``
:param elem: surface
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if idx < 0:
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if elem.name == "surface" and idx >= 0:
elem.name = elem.name + " " + str(idx)
# Color selection
color = select_color(colorval[0], colorval[1], idx=idx)
# Initialize the return list
rl = []
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rl.append(ret)
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ret = dict(ptsarr=[qtsl.vertices, qtsl.faces], name=(elem.name, "(CP)"),
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rl.append(ret)
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rl.append(ret)
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rl.append(ret)
# Return the list
return rl | python | def process_elements_surface(elem, mconf, colorval, idx, force_tsl, update_delta, delta, reset_names):
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244,144 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/helpers.py | find_span_binsearch | def find_span_binsearch(degree, knot_vector, num_ctrlpts, knot, **kwargs):
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Implementation of Algorithm A2.1 from The NURBS Book by Piegl & Tiller.
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if FindSpan returns 1, then the knot is between the interval [0, 1).
:param degree: degree, :math:`p`
:type degree: int
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tol = kwargs.get('tol', 10e-6)
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n = num_ctrlpts - 1
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mid = (low + high) / 2
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mid = int(round(mid + tol))
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high = mid
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low = mid
mid = int((low + high) / 2)
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tol = kwargs.get('tol', 10e-6)
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mid = (low + high) / 2
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""" Computes the non-vanishing basis functions for a single parameter.
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244,150 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/helpers.py | basis_function_all | def basis_function_all(degree, knot_vector, span, knot):
""" Computes all non-zero basis functions of all degrees from 0 up to the input degree for a single parameter.
A slightly modified version of Algorithm A2.2 from The NURBS Book by Piegl & Tiller.
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244,151 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/helpers.py | basis_functions_ders | def basis_functions_ders(degree, knot_vector, spans, knots, order):
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244,152 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/helpers.py | basis_function_one | def basis_function_one(degree, knot_vector, span, knot):
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244,153 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/visualization/VisMPL.py | VisConfig.set_axes_equal | def set_axes_equal(ax):
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Contributed by Xuefeng Zhao.
:param ax: a Matplotlib axis, e.g., as output from plt.gca().
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244,162 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_operations.py | find_ctrlpts_curve | def find_ctrlpts_curve(t, curve, **kwargs):
""" Finds the control points involved in the evaluation of the curve point defined by the input parameter.
This function uses a modified version of the algorithm *A3.1 CurvePoint* from The NURBS Book by Piegl & Tiller.
:param t: parameter
:type t: float
:param curve: input curve object
:type curve: abstract.Curve
:return: 1-dimensional control points array
:rtype: list
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# Get keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear)
# Find spans and the constant index
span = span_func(curve.degree, curve.knotvector, len(curve.ctrlpts), t)
idx = span - curve.degree
# Find control points involved in evaluation of the curve point at the input parameter
curve_ctrlpts = [() for _ in range(curve.degree + 1)]
for i in range(0, curve.degree + 1):
curve_ctrlpts[i] = curve.ctrlpts[idx + i]
# Return control points array
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# Get keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear)
# Find spans and the constant index
span = span_func(curve.degree, curve.knotvector, len(curve.ctrlpts), t)
idx = span - curve.degree
# Find control points involved in evaluation of the curve point at the input parameter
curve_ctrlpts = [() for _ in range(curve.degree + 1)]
for i in range(0, curve.degree + 1):
curve_ctrlpts[i] = curve.ctrlpts[idx + i]
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244,163 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_operations.py | find_ctrlpts_surface | def find_ctrlpts_surface(t_u, t_v, surf, **kwargs):
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# Constant indices
idx_u = span_u - surf.degree_u
idx_v = span_v - surf.degree_v
# Find control points involved in evaluation of the surface point at the input parameter pair (u, v)
surf_ctrlpts = [[] for _ in range(surf.degree_u + 1)]
for k in range(surf.degree_u + 1):
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for l in range(surf.degree_v + 1):
temp[l] = surf.ctrlpts2d[idx_u + k][idx_v + l]
surf_ctrlpts[k] = temp
# Return 2-dimensional control points array
return surf_ctrlpts | python | def find_ctrlpts_surface(t_u, t_v, surf, **kwargs):
# Get keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear)
# Find spans
span_u = span_func(surf.degree_u, surf.knotvector_u, surf.ctrlpts_size_u, t_u)
span_v = span_func(surf.degree_v, surf.knotvector_v, surf.ctrlpts_size_v, t_v)
# Constant indices
idx_u = span_u - surf.degree_u
idx_v = span_v - surf.degree_v
# Find control points involved in evaluation of the surface point at the input parameter pair (u, v)
surf_ctrlpts = [[] for _ in range(surf.degree_u + 1)]
for k in range(surf.degree_u + 1):
temp = [() for _ in range(surf.degree_v + 1)]
for l in range(surf.degree_v + 1):
temp[l] = surf.ctrlpts2d[idx_u + k][idx_v + l]
surf_ctrlpts[k] = temp
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244,164 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/_operations.py | link_curves | def link_curves(*args, **kwargs):
""" Links the input curves together.
The end control point of the curve k has to be the same with the start control point of the curve k + 1.
Keyword Arguments:
* ``tol``: tolerance value for checking equality. *Default: 10e-8*
* ``validate``: flag to enable input validation. *Default: False*
:return: a tuple containing knot vector, control points, weights vector and knots
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kv = [] # new knot vector
cpts = [] # new control points array
wgts = [] # new weights array
kv_connected = [] # superfluous knots to be removed
pdomain_end = 0
# Loop though the curves
for arg in args:
# Process knot vectors
if not kv:
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cpts += list(arg.ctrlpts)
# Process control points
if arg.rational:
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cpts += list(arg.ctrlpts[1:])
# Process control points
if arg.rational:
wgts += list(arg.weights[1:])
else:
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pdomain_end += arg.knotvector[-1]
kv_connected.append(pdomain_end)
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kv += [pdomain_end for _ in range(arg.degree + 1)]
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kv_connected.pop()
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# Get keyword arguments
tol = kwargs.get('tol', 10e-8)
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# Validate input
if validate:
for idx in range(len(args) - 1):
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cpts = [] # new control points array
wgts = [] # new weights array
kv_connected = [] # superfluous knots to be removed
pdomain_end = 0
# Loop though the curves
for arg in args:
# Process knot vectors
if not kv:
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# Process control points
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244,165 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | add_dimension | def add_dimension(obj, **kwargs):
""" Elevates the spatial dimension of the spline geometry.
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offset_value = kwargs.get('offset', 0.0)
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if not isinstance(obj, abstract.SplineGeometry):
raise GeomdlException("Can only operate on spline geometry objects")
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inplace = kwargs.get('inplace', False)
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offset_value = kwargs.get('offset', 0.0)
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Keyword Arguments:
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* ``insert_knot_func``: knot insertion algorithm implementation. *Default:* :func:`.operations.insert_knot`
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# Validate input
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span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear) # FindSpan implementation
insert_knot_func = kwargs.get('insert_knot_func', insert_knot) # Knot insertion algorithm
# Find multiplicity of the knot and define how many times we need to add the knot
ks = span_func(obj.degree, obj.knotvector, len(obj.ctrlpts), param) - obj.degree + 1
s = helpers.find_multiplicity(param, obj.knotvector)
r = obj.degree - s
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temp_obj = copy.deepcopy(obj)
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insert_knot_func(temp_obj, [param], num=[r], check_num=False)
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knot_span = span_func(temp_obj.degree, temp_obj.knotvector, len(temp_obj.ctrlpts), param) + 1
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curve1_kv.append(param)
curve2_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector[knot_span:])
for _ in range(0, temp_obj.degree + 1):
curve2_kv.insert(0, param)
# Control points (use Pw if rational)
cpts = temp_obj.ctrlptsw if obj.rational else temp_obj.ctrlpts
curve1_ctrlpts = cpts[0:ks + r]
curve2_ctrlpts = cpts[ks + r - 1:]
# Create a new curve for the first half
curve1 = temp_obj.__class__()
curve1.degree = temp_obj.degree
curve1.set_ctrlpts(curve1_ctrlpts)
curve1.knotvector = curve1_kv
# Create another curve fot the second half
curve2 = temp_obj.__class__()
curve2.degree = temp_obj.degree
curve2.set_ctrlpts(curve2_ctrlpts)
curve2.knotvector = curve2_kv
# Return the split curves
ret_val = [curve1, curve2]
return ret_val | python | def split_curve(obj, param, **kwargs):
# Validate input
if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Curve):
raise GeomdlException("Input shape must be an instance of abstract.Curve class")
if param == obj.knotvector[0] or param == obj.knotvector[-1]:
raise GeomdlException("Cannot split on the corner points")
# Keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear) # FindSpan implementation
insert_knot_func = kwargs.get('insert_knot_func', insert_knot) # Knot insertion algorithm
# Find multiplicity of the knot and define how many times we need to add the knot
ks = span_func(obj.degree, obj.knotvector, len(obj.ctrlpts), param) - obj.degree + 1
s = helpers.find_multiplicity(param, obj.knotvector)
r = obj.degree - s
# Create backups of the original curve
temp_obj = copy.deepcopy(obj)
# Insert knot
insert_knot_func(temp_obj, [param], num=[r], check_num=False)
# Knot vectors
knot_span = span_func(temp_obj.degree, temp_obj.knotvector, len(temp_obj.ctrlpts), param) + 1
curve1_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector[0:knot_span])
curve1_kv.append(param)
curve2_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector[knot_span:])
for _ in range(0, temp_obj.degree + 1):
curve2_kv.insert(0, param)
# Control points (use Pw if rational)
cpts = temp_obj.ctrlptsw if obj.rational else temp_obj.ctrlpts
curve1_ctrlpts = cpts[0:ks + r]
curve2_ctrlpts = cpts[ks + r - 1:]
# Create a new curve for the first half
curve1 = temp_obj.__class__()
curve1.degree = temp_obj.degree
curve1.set_ctrlpts(curve1_ctrlpts)
curve1.knotvector = curve1_kv
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curve2 = temp_obj.__class__()
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""" Decomposes the curve into Bezier curve segments of the same degree.
This operation does not modify the input curve, instead it returns the split curve segments.
Keyword Arguments:
* ``find_span_func``: FindSpan implementation. *Default:* :func:`.helpers.find_span_linear`
* ``insert_knot_func``: knot insertion algorithm implementation. *Default:* :func:`.operations.insert_knot`
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multi_curve.append(curves[0])
curve = curves[1]
knots = curve.knotvector[curve.degree + 1:-(curve.degree + 1)]
multi_curve.append(curve)
return multi_curve | python | def decompose_curve(obj, **kwargs):
if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Curve):
raise GeomdlException("Input shape must be an instance of abstract.Curve class")
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curve = copy.deepcopy(obj)
knots = curve.knotvector[curve.degree + 1:-(curve.degree + 1)]
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244,168 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | length_curve | def length_curve(obj):
""" Computes the approximate length of the parametric curve.
Uses the following equation to compute the approximate length:
.. math::
\\sum_{i=0}^{n-1} \\sqrt{P_{i + 1}^2-P_{i}^2}
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if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Curve):
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* ``find_span_func``: FindSpan implementation. *Default:* :func:`.helpers.find_span_linear`
* ``insert_knot_func``: knot insertion algorithm implementation. *Default:* :func:`.operations.insert_knot`
:param obj: surface
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# Validate input
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raise GeomdlException("Cannot split on the edge")
# Keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear) # FindSpan implementation
insert_knot_func = kwargs.get('insert_knot_func', insert_knot) # Knot insertion algorithm
# Find multiplicity of the knot
ks = span_func(obj.degree_u, obj.knotvector_u, obj.ctrlpts_size_u, param) - obj.degree_u + 1
s = helpers.find_multiplicity(param, obj.knotvector_u)
r = obj.degree_u - s
# Create backups of the original surface
temp_obj = copy.deepcopy(obj)
# Split the original surface
insert_knot_func(temp_obj, [param, None], num=[r, 0], check_num=False)
# Knot vectors
knot_span = span_func(temp_obj.degree_u, temp_obj.knotvector_u, temp_obj.ctrlpts_size_u, param) + 1
surf1_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector_u[0:knot_span])
surf1_kv.append(param)
surf2_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector_u[knot_span:])
for _ in range(0, temp_obj.degree_u + 1):
surf2_kv.insert(0, param)
# Control points
surf1_ctrlpts = temp_obj.ctrlpts2d[0:ks + r]
surf2_ctrlpts = temp_obj.ctrlpts2d[ks + r - 1:]
# Create a new surface for the first half
surf1 = temp_obj.__class__()
surf1.degree_u = temp_obj.degree_u
surf1.degree_v = temp_obj.degree_v
surf1.ctrlpts2d = surf1_ctrlpts
surf1.knotvector_u = surf1_kv
surf1.knotvector_v = temp_obj.knotvector_v
# Create another surface fot the second half
surf2 = temp_obj.__class__()
surf2.degree_u = temp_obj.degree_u
surf2.degree_v = temp_obj.degree_v
surf2.ctrlpts2d = surf2_ctrlpts
surf2.knotvector_u = surf2_kv
surf2.knotvector_v = temp_obj.knotvector_v
# Return the new surfaces
ret_val = [surf1, surf2]
return ret_val | python | def split_surface_u(obj, param, **kwargs):
# Validate input
if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Surface):
raise GeomdlException("Input shape must be an instance of abstract.Surface class")
if param == obj.knotvector_u[0] or param == obj.knotvector_u[-1]:
raise GeomdlException("Cannot split on the edge")
# Keyword arguments
span_func = kwargs.get('find_span_func', helpers.find_span_linear) # FindSpan implementation
insert_knot_func = kwargs.get('insert_knot_func', insert_knot) # Knot insertion algorithm
# Find multiplicity of the knot
ks = span_func(obj.degree_u, obj.knotvector_u, obj.ctrlpts_size_u, param) - obj.degree_u + 1
s = helpers.find_multiplicity(param, obj.knotvector_u)
r = obj.degree_u - s
# Create backups of the original surface
temp_obj = copy.deepcopy(obj)
# Split the original surface
insert_knot_func(temp_obj, [param, None], num=[r, 0], check_num=False)
# Knot vectors
knot_span = span_func(temp_obj.degree_u, temp_obj.knotvector_u, temp_obj.ctrlpts_size_u, param) + 1
surf1_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector_u[0:knot_span])
surf1_kv.append(param)
surf2_kv = list(temp_obj.knotvector_u[knot_span:])
for _ in range(0, temp_obj.degree_u + 1):
surf2_kv.insert(0, param)
# Control points
surf1_ctrlpts = temp_obj.ctrlpts2d[0:ks + r]
surf2_ctrlpts = temp_obj.ctrlpts2d[ks + r - 1:]
# Create a new surface for the first half
surf1 = temp_obj.__class__()
surf1.degree_u = temp_obj.degree_u
surf1.degree_v = temp_obj.degree_v
surf1.ctrlpts2d = surf1_ctrlpts
surf1.knotvector_u = surf1_kv
surf1.knotvector_v = temp_obj.knotvector_v
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surf2 = temp_obj.__class__()
surf2.degree_u = temp_obj.degree_u
surf2.degree_v = temp_obj.degree_v
surf2.ctrlpts2d = surf2_ctrlpts
surf2.knotvector_u = surf2_kv
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244,170 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | decompose_surface | def decompose_surface(obj, **kwargs):
""" Decomposes the surface into Bezier surface patches of the same degree.
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Keyword Arguments:
* ``find_span_func``: FindSpan implementation. *Default:* :func:`.helpers.find_span_linear`
* ``insert_knot_func``: knot insertion algorithm implementation. *Default:* :func:`.operations.insert_knot`
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if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Surface):
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# Process v-direction
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multi_surf += decompose(sfu, 1, split_funcs, **kwargs)
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def decompose(srf, idx, split_func_list, **kws):
srf_list = []
knots = srf.knotvector[idx][srf.degree[idx] + 1:-(srf.degree[idx] + 1)]
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knot = knots[0]
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srf_list.append(srfs[0])
srf = srfs[1]
knots = srf.knotvector[idx][srf.degree[idx] + 1:-(srf.degree[idx] + 1)]
srf_list.append(srf)
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# Validate input
if not isinstance(obj, abstract.Surface):
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244,171 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | tangent | def tangent(obj, params, **kwargs):
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244,172 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | normal | def normal(obj, params, **kwargs):
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244,174 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/operations.py | translate | def translate(obj, vec, **kwargs):
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:param obj: input geometry
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244,180 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/linalg.py | vector_dot | def vector_dot(vector1, vector2):
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244,182 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/linalg.py | vector_normalize | def vector_normalize(vector_in, decimals=18):
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244,195 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/linalg.py | linspace | def linspace(start, stop, num, decimals=18):
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hull.pop()
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244,198 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/linalg.py | wn_poly | def wn_poly(point, vertices):
""" Winding number test for a point in a polygon.
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.. note:: This implementation only works in 2-dimensional space.
:param point: point to be tested
:type point: list, tuple
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v_size = len(vertices) - 1
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for i in range(v_size): # edge from V[i] to V[i+1]
if vertices[i][1] <= point[1]: # start y <= P.y
if vertices[i + 1][1] > point[1]: # an upward crossing
if is_left(vertices[i], vertices[i + 1], point) > 0: # P left of edge
wn += 1 # have a valid up intersect
else: # start y > P.y (no test needed)
if vertices[i + 1][1] <= point[1]: # a downward crossing
if is_left(vertices[i], vertices[i + 1], point) < 0: # P right of edge
wn -= 1 # have a valid down intersect
# return wn
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wn = 0 # the winding number counter
v_size = len(vertices) - 1
# loop through all edges of the polygon
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wn += 1 # have a valid up intersect
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if vertices[i + 1][1] <= point[1]: # a downward crossing
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244,199 | orbingol/NURBS-Python | geomdl/construct.py | construct_surface | def construct_surface(direction, *args, **kwargs):
""" Generates surfaces from curves.
Arguments:
* ``args``: a list of curve instances
Keyword Arguments (optional):
* ``degree``: degree of the 2nd parametric direction
* ``knotvector``: knot vector of the 2nd parametric direction
* ``rational``: flag to generate rational surfaces
:param direction: the direction that the input curves lies, i.e. u or v
:type direction: str
:return: Surface constructed from the curves on the given parametric direction
"""
# Input validation
possible_dirs = ['u', 'v']
if direction not in possible_dirs:
raise GeomdlException("Possible direction values: " + ", ".join([val for val in possible_dirs]),
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size_other = len(args)
if size_other < 2:
raise GeomdlException("You need to input at least 2 curves")
# Get keyword arguments
degree_other = kwargs.get('degree', 2)
knotvector_other = kwargs.get('knotvector', knotvector.generate(degree_other, size_other))
rational = kwargs.get('rational', args[0].rational)
# Construct the control points of the new surface
degree = args[0].degree
num_ctrlpts = args[0].ctrlpts_size
new_ctrlpts = []
new_weights = []
for idx, arg in enumerate(args):
if degree != arg.degree:
raise GeomdlException("Input curves must have the same degrees",
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if num_ctrlpts != arg.ctrlpts_size:
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new_ctrlpts += list(arg.ctrlpts)
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if arg.weights is None:
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new_weights += list(arg.weights)
# Set variables w.r.t. input direction
if direction == 'u':
degree_u = degree_other
degree_v = degree
knotvector_u = knotvector_other
knotvector_v = args[0].knotvector
size_u = size_other
size_v = num_ctrlpts
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degree_u = degree
degree_v = degree_other
knotvector_u = args[0].knotvector
knotvector_v = knotvector_other
size_u = num_ctrlpts
size_v = size_other
if rational:
ctrlptsw = compatibility.combine_ctrlpts_weights(new_ctrlpts, new_weights)
ctrlptsw = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(ctrlptsw, size_u, size_v)
new_ctrlpts, new_weights = compatibility.separate_ctrlpts_weights(ctrlptsw)
else:
new_ctrlpts = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(new_ctrlpts, size_u, size_v)
# Generate the surface
ns = shortcuts.generate_surface(rational)
ns.degree_u = degree_u
ns.degree_v = degree_v
ns.ctrlpts_size_u = size_u
ns.ctrlpts_size_v = size_v
ns.ctrlpts = new_ctrlpts
if rational:
ns.weights = new_weights
ns.knotvector_u = knotvector_u
ns.knotvector_v = knotvector_v
# Return constructed surface
return ns | python | def construct_surface(direction, *args, **kwargs):
# Input validation
possible_dirs = ['u', 'v']
if direction not in possible_dirs:
raise GeomdlException("Possible direction values: " + ", ".join([val for val in possible_dirs]),
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size_other = len(args)
if size_other < 2:
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# Get keyword arguments
degree_other = kwargs.get('degree', 2)
knotvector_other = kwargs.get('knotvector', knotvector.generate(degree_other, size_other))
rational = kwargs.get('rational', args[0].rational)
# Construct the control points of the new surface
degree = args[0].degree
num_ctrlpts = args[0].ctrlpts_size
new_ctrlpts = []
new_weights = []
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new_ctrlpts += list(arg.ctrlpts)
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if arg.weights is None:
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new_weights += list(arg.weights)
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if direction == 'u':
degree_u = degree_other
degree_v = degree
knotvector_u = knotvector_other
knotvector_v = args[0].knotvector
size_u = size_other
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degree_u = degree
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size_u = num_ctrlpts
size_v = size_other
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ctrlptsw = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(ctrlptsw, size_u, size_v)
new_ctrlpts, new_weights = compatibility.separate_ctrlpts_weights(ctrlptsw)
else:
new_ctrlpts = compatibility.flip_ctrlpts_u(new_ctrlpts, size_u, size_v)
# Generate the surface
ns = shortcuts.generate_surface(rational)
ns.degree_u = degree_u
ns.degree_v = degree_v
ns.ctrlpts_size_u = size_u
ns.ctrlpts_size_v = size_v
ns.ctrlpts = new_ctrlpts
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