inkstitch/lib/output.py

131 wiersze
4.5 KiB
Python

import libembroidery
import inkex
import simpletransform
from .utils import Point
from .svg import PIXELS_PER_MM, get_doc_size, get_viewbox_transform
def make_thread(color):
thread = libembroidery.EmbThread()
thread.color = libembroidery.embColor_make(*color.rgb)
thread.description = color.name
thread.catalogNumber = ""
return thread
def add_thread(pattern, thread):
"""Add a thread to a pattern and return the thread's index"""
libembroidery.embPattern_addThread(pattern, thread)
return libembroidery.embThreadList_count(pattern.threadList) - 1
def get_flags(stitch):
flags = 0
if stitch.jump:
flags |= libembroidery.JUMP
if stitch.trim:
flags |= libembroidery.TRIM
if stitch.stop:
flags |= libembroidery.STOP
return flags
def _string_to_floats(string):
floats = string.split(',')
return [float(num) for num in floats]
def get_origin(svg):
# The user can specify the embroidery origin by defining two guides
# named "embroidery origin" that intersect.
namedview = svg.find(inkex.addNS('namedview', 'sodipodi'))
all_guides = namedview.findall(inkex.addNS('guide', 'sodipodi'))
label_attribute = inkex.addNS('label', 'inkscape')
guides = [guide for guide in all_guides
if guide.get(label_attribute, "").startswith("embroidery origin")]
# document size used below
doc_size = list(get_doc_size(svg))
# convert the size from viewbox-relative to real-world pixels
viewbox_transform = get_viewbox_transform(svg)
simpletransform.applyTransformToPoint(simpletransform.invertTransform(viewbox_transform), doc_size)
default = [doc_size[0] / 2.0, doc_size[1] / 2.0]
simpletransform.applyTransformToPoint(viewbox_transform, default)
default = Point(*default)
if len(guides) < 2:
return default
# Find out where the guides intersect. Only pay attention to the first two.
guides = guides[:2]
lines = []
for guide in guides:
# inkscape's Y axis is reversed from SVG's, and the guide is in inkscape coordinates
position = Point(*_string_to_floats(guide.get('position')))
position.y = doc_size[1] - position.y
# This one baffles me. I think inkscape might have gotten the order of
# their vector wrong?
parts = _string_to_floats(guide.get('orientation'))
direction = Point(parts[1], parts[0])
# We have a theoretically infinite line defined by a point on the line
# and a vector direction. Shapely can only deal in concrete line
# segments, so we'll pick points really far in either direction on the
# line and call it good enough.
lines.append(shgeo.LineString((position + 100000 * direction, position - 100000 * direction)))
intersection = lines[0].intersection(lines[1])
if isinstance(intersection, shgeo.Point):
origin = [intersection.x, intersection.y]
simpletransform.applyTransformToPoint(viewbox_transform, origin)
return Point(*origin)
else:
# Either the two guides are the same line, or they're parallel.
return default
def write_embroidery_file(file_path, stitch_plan, svg):
origin = get_origin(svg)
pattern = libembroidery.embPattern_create()
for color_block in stitch_plan:
add_thread(pattern, make_thread(color_block.color))
for stitch in color_block:
if stitch.stop and stitch is not color_block.last_stitch:
# A STOP stitch that is not at the end of a color block
# occurs when the user specified "STOP after". "STOP" is the
# same thing as a color change, and the user will assign a
# special color at the machine that tells it to pause after.
# We need to add another copy of the same color here so that
# the stitches after the STOP are still the same color.
add_thread(pattern, make_thread(color_block.color))
flags = get_flags(stitch)
libembroidery.embPattern_addStitchAbs(pattern, stitch.x - origin.x, stitch.y - origin.y, flags, 1)
libembroidery.embPattern_addStitchAbs(pattern, stitch.x - origin.x, stitch.y - origin.y, libembroidery.END, 1)
# convert from pixels to millimeters
libembroidery.embPattern_scale(pattern, 1/PIXELS_PER_MM)
# SVG and embroidery disagree on the direction of the Y axis
libembroidery.embPattern_flipVertical(pattern)
libembroidery.embPattern_write(pattern, file_path)