Source code for plugins.cameratools

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"""Camera tools

Some extra tools to handle the camera.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function


import pyformex as pf
from pyformex.gui.widgets import simpleInputItem as _I, InputDialog as Dialog
from pyformex.arraytools import stuur

dialog = None

def getCameraSettings(cam):
    return dict([(k, getattr(cam, k)) for k in ['focus', 'dist', 'rot', 'fovy', 'aspect', 'area', 'near', 'far']])


def apply():
    global dialog
    dialog.acceptData()
    settings = dialog.results
    #print settings
    cam = pf.canvas.camera
    cam.setClip(settings['near'], settings['far'])
    pf.canvas.update()


def close():
    global dialog
    if dialog:
        dialog.close()
        dialog = None


def updateSettings(cam):
    global dialog
    settings = getCameraSettings(cam)
    dialog.updateData(settings)

def setNear(fld):
    val = fld.value()/100.
    cam = pf.canvas.camera
    res = stuur(val, [0., 0.5, 1.0], [0.01*cam.dist, cam.dist, 100.*cam.dist])
    #print "%s = %s" % (val,res)
    cam.setClip(res, cam.far)
    pf.canvas.update()
def setFar(fld):
    val = fld.value()/100.
    cam = pf.canvas.camera
    res = stuur(val, [0., 0.5, 1.0], [0.01*cam.dist, cam.dist, 100.*cam.dist])
    #print "%s = %s" % (val,res)
    cam.setClip(cam.near, res)
    pf.canvas.update()


def showCameraTool():
    """Show the camera settings dialog.

    This function pops up a dialog where the user can interactively
    adjust the current camera settings.

    The function can also be called from the ``Camera->Settings`` menu.
    """
    global dialog
    cam = pf.canvas.camera
    settings = getCameraSettings(cam)
    settings['near'] = cam.near/cam.dist
    settings['far'] = cam.far/cam.dist

    dialog = Dialog(store=settings, items=[
        _I('focus', text='Focus', itemtype='point', tooltip='The point where the camera is looking at.'),
        _I('dist', text='Distance', tooltip='The distance of the camera to the focus point.'),
        _I('fovy', text='Field of View', tooltip='The vertical opening angle of the camera lens.'),
        _I('aspect', text='Aspect ratio', tooltip='The ratio of the vertical over the horizontal lens opening angles.'),
#        _I('area',text='Visible area',tooltip='Relative part of the camera area that is visible in the viewport.'),
        _I('near', text='Near clipping plane', itemtype='fslider', func=setNear, tooltip='Distance of the near clipping plane to the camera.'),
        _I('far', 100, text='Far clipping plane', itemtype='fslider', func=setFar, tooltip='Distance of the far clipping plane to the camera.'),
        ], actions = [('Close', close),
#                     ('Apply',apply),
                     ],
                    default='Close',
                    )

    dialog.show()

    cam.modelview_callback = updateSettings


if __name__ == '__draw__':
    showCameraTool()
    dialog.timeout = close

# End