inlinejlib.py

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Blendyn -- file inlinejlib.py
# Copyright (C) 2015 -- 2021 Andrea Zanoni -- andrea.zanoni@polimi.it
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import bpy
import os

from mathutils import *
from math import *

from .utilslib import *

def parse_inline(rw, ed):
    """ Parses an inline joint entry in .log file """
    ret_val = True
    try:
        el = ed['inline_' + str(rw[1])]
        
        eldbmsg({'PARSE_ELEM'}, "BLENDYN::parse_inline():", el)
        eldbmsg({'FOUND_DICT'}, "BLENDYN::parse_inline():", el)

        el.nodes[0].int_label = int(rw[2])
        el.nodes[1].int_label = int(rw[15])
        
        el.offsets[0].value = Vector(( float(rw[3]), float(rw[4]), float(rw[5]) ))
        
        R1 = Matrix().to_3x3()
        parse_rotmat(rw, 6, R1)
        el.rotoffsets[0].value = R1.to_quaternion(); 
        
        el.offsets[1].value = Vector(( float(rw[16]), float(rw[17]), float(rw[18]) ))

        R2 = Matrix().to_3x3()
        parse_rotmat(rw, 19, R2) 
        el.rotoffsets[1].value = R2.to_quaternion(); 
        
        # FIXME: this is here to enhance backwards compatibility.
        # Should disappear in future versions
        el.mbclass = 'elem.joint'

        if el.name in bpy.data.objects.keys():
            el.blender_object = el.name
        el.is_imported = True
        pass
    except KeyError:
        el = ed.add()
        el.mbclass = 'elem.joint'
        el.type = 'inline'
        el.int_label = int(rw[1])
        
        eldbmsg({'PARSE_ELEM'}, "BLENDYN::parse_inline():", el)
        eldbmsg({'NOTFOUND_DICT'}, "BLENDYN::parse_inline():", el)

        el.nodes.add()
        el.nodes[0].int_label = int(rw[2])
        el.nodes.add()
        el.nodes[1].int_label = int(rw[15])

        el.offsets.add()
        el.offsets[0].value = Vector(( float(rw[3]), float(rw[4]), float(rw[5]) ))

        el.rotoffsets.add()
        R1 = Matrix().to_3x3()
        parse_rotmat(rw, 6, R1)
        el.rotoffsets[0].value = R1.to_quaternion();

        el.offsets.add()
        el.offsets[1].value = Vector(( float(rw[16]), float(rw[17]), float(rw[18]) ))

        el.rotoffsets.add()
        R2 = Matrix().to_3x3()
        parse_rotmat(rw, 19, R2)
        el.rotoffsets[1].value = R2.to_quaternion();

        el.import_function = "blendyn.import_inline"
        el.info_draw = "inline_info_draw"
        el.name = el.type + "_" + str(el.int_label)
        el.is_imported = True
        ret_val = False
        pass
    return ret_val
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
# end of parse_inline(rw, ed) function

# function that displays inline info in panel -- [ optional ]
def inline_info_draw(elem, layout):
    nd = bpy.context.scene.mbdyn.nodes
    row = layout.row()
    col = layout.column(align=True)

    try:
        node = nd['node_' + str(elem.nodes[0].int_label)]
        # Display node 1 info
        col.prop(node, "int_label", text = "Node 1 ID ")
        col.prop(node, "string_label", text = "Node 1 label ")
        col.prop(node, "blender_object", text = "Node 1 Object: ")
        col.enabled = False

        # Display offset of node 1 info
        row = layout.row()
        row.label(text = "offset 1 w.r.t. Node " + node.string_label + " R.F.")
        col = layout.column(align = True)
        col.prop(elem.offsets[0], "value", text = "", slider = False)

        node = nd['node_' + str(elem.nodes[1].int_label)]

        # Display node 2 info
        col.prop(node, "int_label", text = "Node 2 ID ")
        col.prop(node, "string_label", text = "Node 2 label ")
        col.prop(node, "blender_object", text = "Node 2 Object: ")
        col.enabled = False

        # Display offset of node 2 info
        row = layout.row()
        row.label(text = "offset 2 w.r.t. Node " + node.string_label + " R.F.")
        col = layout.column(align = True)
        col.prop(elem.offsets[1], "value", text = "", slider = False)
        col.enabled = False

        layout.separator()

        return {'FINISHED'}
    except KeyError:
        return {'NODE_NOTFOUND'}

# -----------------------------------------------------------
# end of inline_info_draw(elem, layout) function

# Creates the object representing a inline joint element
def spawn_inline_element(elem, context):
    """ Draws a inline joint element, loading a wireframe
        object from the addon library """
    mbs = context.scene.mbdyn
    nd = mbs.nodes

    if any(obj == elem.blender_object for obj in context.scene.objects.keys()):
        return {'OBJECT_EXISTS'}

    try:
        n1 = nd['node_' + str(elem.nodes[0].int_label)].blender_object
    except KeyError:
        return {'NODE1_NOTFOUND'}
    
    try:
        n2 = nd['node_' + str(elem.nodes[1].int_label)].blender_object
    except KeyError:
        return {'NODE2_NOTFOUND'}

    # nodes' objects
    n1OBJ = bpy.data.objects[n1]
    n2OBJ = bpy.data.objects[n2]

    try:
        set_active_collection('joints')
        elcol = bpy.data.collections.new(name = elem.name)
        bpy.data.collections['joints'].children.link(elcol)
        set_active_collection(elcol.name)

        # load the wireframe inline joint object from the library
        bpy.ops.wm.append(directory = os.path.join(mbs.addon_path,\
            'library', 'joints.blend', 'Object'), filename = 'inline')

        # the append operator leaves just the imported object selected
        inlinejOBJ = bpy.context.selected_objects[0]
        inlinejOBJ.name = elem.name

        # automatic scaling
        s = (.5/sqrt(3.))*(n1OBJ.scale.magnitude + \
        n2OBJ.scale.magnitude)
        inlinejOBJ.scale = Vector(( s, s, s ))

        # joint offsets with respect to nodes
        f1 = Vector(( elem.offsets[0].value[0:] ))
        f2 = Vector(( elem.offsets[1].value[0:] ))
        q1 = Quaternion(( elem.rotoffsets[0].value[0:] ))
        q2 = Quaternion(( elem.rotoffsets[1].value[0:] ))
    
        # project offsets in global frame
        R1 = n1OBJ.rotation_quaternion.to_matrix()
        R2 = n2OBJ.rotation_quaternion.to_matrix()
        p1 = n1OBJ.location + R1@f1
        p2 = n2OBJ.location + R2@f2 
    
        # place the joint object in the position defined relative to node 2
        inlinejOBJ.location = p1
        inlinejOBJ.rotation_mode = 'QUATERNION'
        inlinejOBJ.rotation_quaternion = q1@n1OBJ.rotation_quaternion

        # set parenting of wireframe obj
        parenting(inlinejOBJ, n1OBJ)

        inlinejOBJ.mbdyn.dkey = elem.name
        inlinejOBJ.mbdyn.type = 'element'
        elem.blender_object = inlinejOBJ.name
        
        elcol.objects.link(n1OBJ)
        elcol.objects.link(n2OBJ)
        set_active_collection('Master Collection')

        return {'FINISHED'}
    except FileNotFoundError:
        return {'LIBRARY_ERROR'}
    except KeyError:
        return {'COLLECTION_ERROR'}
# -----------------------------------------------------------
# end of spawn_inline_element(elem, context) function

# Imports a inline Joint in the scene
class BLENDYN_OT_import_inline(bpy.types.Operator):
    """ Imports an inline joint element into the Blender scene """
    bl_idname = "blendyn.import_inline"
    bl_label = "Imports an inline joint element"
    int_label: bpy.props.IntProperty()

    def draw(self, context):
        layout = self.layout
        layout.alignment = 'LEFT'

    def execute(self, context):
        ed = bpy.context.scene.mbdyn.elems
        nd = bpy.context.scene.mbdyn.nodes
    
        try:
            elem = ed['inline_' + str(self.int_label)]
            retval = spawn_inline_element(elem, context)
            if retval == {'OBJECT_EXISTS'}:
                eldbmsg(retval, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return {'CANCELLED'}
            elif retval == {'NODE1_NOTFOUND'}:
                eldbmsg(retval, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return {'CANCELLED'}
            elif retval == {'NODE2_NOTFOUND'}:
                eldbmsg(retval, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return {'CANCELLED'}
            elif retval == {'COLLECTION_ERROR'}:
                eldbmsf(retval, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return {'CANCELLED'}
            elif retval == {'LIBRARY_ERROR'}:
                eldbmsg(retval, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return {'CANCELLED'}
            elif retval == {'FINISHED'}:
                eldbmsg({'IMPORT_SUCCESS'}, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
                return retval
            else:
                # Should not be reached
                return retval
        except KeyError:
            eldbmsg({'DICT_ERROR'}, type(self).__name__ + '::execute()', elem)
            return {'CANCELLED'}
# -----------------------------------------------------------
# end of BLENDYN_OT_import_inline class.