rpcore/pynative/ies_dataset.py
"""
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from rplibs.six.moves import range # pylint: disable=import-error
import math
from panda3d.core import PNMImage
class IESDataset(object):
""" Please refer to the native C++ implementation for docstrings and comments.
This is just the python implementation, which does not contain documentation! """
def __init__(self):
self._vertical_angles = None
self._horizontal_angles = None
self._candela_values = None
def set_vertical_angles(self, vertical_angles):
self._vertical_angles = vertical_angles
def set_horizontal_angles(self, horizontal_angles):
self._horizontal_angles = horizontal_angles
def set_candela_values(self, candela_values):
self._candela_values = candela_values
def generate_dataset_texture_into(self, dest_tex, layer_index):
resolution_vertical = dest_tex.get_y_size()
resolution_horizontal = dest_tex.get_x_size()
dest = PNMImage(resolution_vertical, resolution_horizontal, 1, 65535)
for vert in range(resolution_vertical):
for horiz in range(resolution_horizontal):
vert_angle = vert / (resolution_vertical - 1.0)
vert_angle = math.cos(vert_angle * math.pi) * 90.0 + 90.0
horiz_angle = horiz / (resolution_horizontal - 1.0) * 360.0
candela = self.get_candela_value(vert_angle, horiz_angle)
dest.set_xel(vert, horiz, candela)
dest_tex.load(dest, layer_index, 0)
def get_candela_value(self, vertical_angle, horizontal_angle): # noqa # pylint: disable=unused-argument
# NOTICE: Since python is slower, we always only assume a dataset without
# horizontal angles. This still produces convincing results, but does
# generate much faster.
return self.get_vertical_candela_value(0, vertical_angle)
def get_candela_value_from_index(self, vertical_angle_idx, horizontal_angle_idx):
index = vertical_angle_idx + horizontal_angle_idx * len(self._vertical_angles)
return self._candela_values[index]
def get_vertical_candela_value(self, horizontal_angle_idx, vertical_angle):
if vertical_angle < 0.0:
return 0.0
if vertical_angle > self._vertical_angles[len(self._vertical_angles) - 1]:
return 0.0
for vertical_index in range(1, len(self._vertical_angles)):
curr_angle = self._vertical_angles[vertical_index]
if curr_angle > vertical_angle:
prev_angle = self._vertical_angles[vertical_index - 1]
prev_value = self.get_candela_value_from_index(
vertical_index - 1, horizontal_angle_idx)
curr_value = self.get_candela_value_from_index(
vertical_index, horizontal_angle_idx)
lerp = (vertical_angle - prev_angle) / (curr_angle - prev_angle)
assert lerp >= 0.0 and lerp <= 1.0
return curr_value * lerp + prev_value * (1.0 - lerp)
return 0.0