kopia lustrzana https://github.com/villares/sketch-a-day
65 wiersze
2.2 KiB
Python
65 wiersze
2.2 KiB
Python
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sketch 69 180310 - Alexandre B A Villares
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https://abav.lugaralgum.com/sketch-a-day
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"""
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from __future__ import division
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from slider import Slider
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# slider_object = Slider(lowest, highest, initial value)
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i = Slider(PI / 6, TWO_PI / 3, QUARTER_PI) # angle, changes number of sides
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j = Slider(1, 4, 2) # depth, changes number of recursions (fiddled afterwards)
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k = Slider(10, 50, 25) # offset, changes scale
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l = Slider(0, TWO_PI, 0) # rotation
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I, J, K, L = 1, 1, 1, 1 # dummy initial slider global values
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# ^ I need these globals because I want to read/draw sliders
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# at the end of the draw loop so they draw on top
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# I should 'decouple' reading and drawing the sliders...
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def setup():
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size(600, 600)
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colorMode(HSB) # makes it easy to cycle colors through Hues...
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noFill()
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# Position Sliders (x, y)
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i.position(20, 20)
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j.position(20, 60)
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k.position(20, 100)
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l.position(20, 140)
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def draw():
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global I, J, K, L
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background(0)
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poly_shape(width / 2, height/2, I, J, K, L)
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# Read and update sliders
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I = i.value() # from PI/6 to TWO_PI/3
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j.high = 3 + I * 1.5 # change J's upper limit...
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J = j.value() # 1 to 3 + I * 1.5
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K = k.value() # 10 to 50
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L = l.value() # 0 to TWO_PI
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# uncomment the next line to save frames!
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#if not frameCount % 100: saveFrame("s####.tga")
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def poly_shape(x, y, angle, D, offset, rotation):
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stroke((frameCount / 2 * D) % 256, 255, 255, 255)
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strokeWeight(D)
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with pushMatrix():
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translate(x, y)
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rotate(rotation)
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radius = D * offset
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# create a polygon on a ps PShape object
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ps = createShape()
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ps.beginShape()
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a = 0
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while a < TWO_PI:
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sx = cos(a) * radius
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sy = sin(a) * radius
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ps.vertex(sx, sy)
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a += angle
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ps.endShape(CLOSE) # end of PShape creation
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shape(ps, 0, 0) # Draw the PShape
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if D > 1: # if the recursion 'distance'/'depth' allows...
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for i in range(ps.getVertexCount()):
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# for each vertex
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pv = ps.getVertex(i) # gets vertex as a PVector
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# recusively call poly_shape with a smaller D
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poly_shape(pv.x, pv.y, angle, D - 1, offset, rotation) |