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January 22, 2019 18:29
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Vuforia Frame Marker generator (legacy code)
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from PIL import Image, ImageDraw | |
DEFAULT_NESW = (292, 246, 177, 472) | |
OFFSETS_NESW = ((1, 0), (19, 1), (2, 19), (0, 2)) | |
class common(object): | |
def __init__(self, fmid = 0): | |
self.fmid = fmid | |
def get_nesw(self): | |
return [(self.fmid ^ i) for i in DEFAULT_NESW] | |
def calc_all(self): | |
result = [ | |
self.calc_dots(num, OFFSETS_NESW[index], | |
(index >> 1) & 1, index & 1 | |
) for index, num in enumerate(self.get_nesw()) | |
] | |
return result | |
def calc_dots(self, num = 0, offset = (0, 0), reverse = False, vertical = False): | |
bits = [(num & (1 << shifts)) >> shifts for shifts in range(8, -1, -1)] | |
if reverse: bits.reverse() | |
if vertical: | |
coords = [(offset[0], y) for y in range(offset[1], 2 * len(bits) + offset[1], 2)] | |
else: | |
coords = [(x, offset[1]) for x in range(offset[0], 2 * len(bits) + offset[0], 2)] | |
return zip(coords, bits) | |
# ---------------------------------------------->8 | |
class bitmap(common): | |
def __init__(self, fmid = 0, scale = 1): | |
super(bitmap, self).__init__(fmid) | |
self.scale = scale | |
self.reset_image() | |
def reset_image(self): | |
self.image = Image.new('RGBA', (20, 20)) | |
def plot(self): | |
for data in self.calc_all(): | |
self.plot_dots(data) | |
# add an extra white frame (otherwise libqcar won't recongnize the generated image) | |
result = Image.new('RGBA', (24, 24), 'white') | |
result.paste(Image.new('RGBA', (22, 22), 'black'), (1, 1)) | |
result.paste(self.image, (2, 2)) | |
if self.scale != 1: | |
return result.resize([24 * self.scale] * 2) | |
else: | |
return result | |
def plot_dots(self, data): | |
colors = ['white', 'black'] | |
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(self.image) | |
for xy, b in data: | |
draw.point(xy, colors[b]) |
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