OpenSubdiv/python/osd/subdivider.py
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from osd import *
import shim, numpy
class Subdivider(object):
'''Wraps a frozen :class:`osd.Topology` object and efficiently
subdivides it into triangles.
On creation, the :class:`Subdivider` is locked to an immutable,
finalized :class:`osd.Topology` object. However, actual
subdivision computation can be requested repeatedly using dynamic
per-vertex data.
:param topo: Finalized mesh topology.
:type topo: :class:`osd.Topology`
:param vertexLayout: Describes the data structure composing each vertex.
:type vertexLayout: numpy dtype_ object or short-hand string
:param indexType: Integer type for the indices returned from `getRefinedTopology`.
:type indexType: single numpy type_
:param levels: Number of subdivisions.
:type levels: integer
.. note:: In the current implementation, ``vertexLayout`` must be
composed of ``numpy.float32``, and ``indexType`` must be
``numpy.uint32``.
.. _type: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/user/basics.types.html
.. _dtype: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/arrays.dtypes.html
'''
def __init__(self, topology, vertexLayout, indexType, levels):
if levels < 2:
raise TopoError("Subdivision levels must be 2 or greater")
if type(vertexLayout) != numpy.dtype:
vertexLayout = numpy.dtype(vertexLayout)
self.vertexLayout = vertexLayout
self.indexType = indexType
self.levels = levels
self.shim = shim.Subdivider(topology.shim, vertexLayout, indexType, levels)
# Calls UpdateData on the vertexBuffer.
def setCoarseVertices(self, coarseVerts, listType = None):
'''Pushes a new set of coarse verts to the mesh without
changing topology.
If a numpy array is supplied for ``coarseVerts``, its
``dtype`` must be castable (via view_) to the ``vertexLayout``
of the :class:`Subdivider`.
If a Python list is supplied for ``coarseVerts``, the client
must also supply the ``listType`` argument to specify the
numpy type of the incoming array before it gets cast to
``vertexLayout``.
.. _view: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.6.0/reference/generated/numpy.ndarray.view.html
'''
if type(coarseVerts) is not numpy.ndarray:
if not listType:
raise TopoError("listType must be supplied")
coarseVerts = numpy.array(coarseVerts, listType)
coarseVerts = coarseVerts.view(self.vertexLayout)
self.shim.setCoarseVertices(coarseVerts)
# Calls Refine on the compute controller, passing it the compute
# context and vertexBuffer.
def refine(self):
'''Performs the actual subdivision work.'''
self.shim.refine()
# Calls the strangely-named "BindCpuBuffer" on the
# OsdCpuVertexBuffer to get back a float*
def getRefinedVertices(self):
'''Returns a numpy array representing the vertex data in the
subdivided mesh.
The data is returned in the format specified by the client
when instancing the subdivider (``vertexLayout``).
'''
empty = numpy.empty(0, self.vertexLayout)
return self.shim.getRefinedVertices(empty)
def getRefinedQuads(self):
'''Returns a numpy array representing the vertex indices of each quad in
subdivided mesh.
The data is returned in the format specified by the client
when instancing the subdivider (``indexType``).
'''
empty = numpy.empty(0, self.indexType)
return self.shim.getRefinedQuads(empty)
def __del__(self):
pass