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I would like to use some of the classes of IGeo with the P3D renderer in draw(), is that possible ?
For instance, could I turn this sketch (IG.GL with Python mode)...:
add_library('igeo')
def setup():
size(1000,600,IG.GL)
for i in xrange(25):
MyBoid(IRand.pt(-300,-300,0,300,300,0), IRand.pt(-10,-10,-20,10,10,-20))
curl = ICompoundField().target(MyBoid)
attr = ICompoundField().target(MyBoid)
for i in xrange(10):
pt = IRand.pt(-100,-100,-800,100,100,-100)
curl.add(IPointCurlField(pt, IVec(0,0,-1)).intensity(20))
attr.add(IAttractor(pt).intensity(20))
IGravity(0,0,-2)
class MyBoid(IBoidTrajectory):
def __init__(self, p, v):
super(MyBoid, self).__init__(p, v)
self.alignment(0, 0)
self.cohesion(2, 40)
self.separation(4, 50)
self.fric(0.01)
... into something like this (P3D with draw()):
add_library('igeo')
def setup():
size(1000,600,P3D)
global boids
boids = [] #appending MyBoid object to a list
for i in xrange(25):
b = MyBoid(IRand.pt(-300,-300,0,300,300,0), IRand.pt(-10,-10,-20,10,10,-20))
boids.append(b)
curl = ICompoundField().target(boids) #???? or something equivalent
attr = ICompoundField().target(boids) #???? or something equivalent
for i in xrange(10):
pt = IRand.pt(-100,-100,-800,100,100,-100)
curl.add(IPointCurlField(pt, IVec(0,0,-1)).intensity(20))
attr.add(IAttractor(pt).intensity(20))
IGravity(0,0,-2)
def draw():
background(255)
for b in boids:
b.update() #???? or something equivalent
point(b.pos().x(), b.pos().y(), b.pos().z())
class MyBoid(IBoidTrajectory):
def __init__(self, p, v):
super(MyBoid, self).__init__(p, v)
self.alignment(0, 0)
self.cohesion(2, 40)
self.separation(4, 50)
self.fric(0.01)
Respectfully,
solub
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Dear @sghr ,
I would like to use some of the classes of IGeo with the
P3D
renderer indraw()
, is that possible ?For instance, could I turn this sketch (
IG.GL
with Python mode)...:... into something like this (
P3D
withdraw()
):Respectfully,
solub
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: