blender/release/scripts/bpymodules/BPyCurve.py
Campbell Barton d9c68666f3 Adding a function that gets a list of polylines from a curve object
curve2vecs(ob, WORLDSPACE= True):
'''
Takes a curve object and returns a list of vec lists (polylines)
one list per curve

This is usefull as a way to get a polyline per curve
so as not to have to deal with the spline types directly
'''
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# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# BPyImage.py version 0.15
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# helper functions to be used by other scripts
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from Blender import *
def curve2vecs(ob, WORLDSPACE= True):
'''
Takes a curve object and retuirns a list of vec lists (polylines)
one list per curve
This is usefull as a way to get a polyline per curve
so as not to have to deal with the spline types directly
'''
if ob.type != 'Curve':
raise 'must be a curve object'
me_dummy = Mesh.New()
me_dummy.getFromObject(ob)
if WORLDSPACE:
me_dummy.transform(ob.matrixWorld)
# build an edge dict
edges = {} # should be a set
def sort_pair(i1, i2):
if i1 > i2: return i2, i1
else: return i1, i2
for ed in me_dummy.edges:
edges[sort_pair(ed.v1.index,ed.v2.index)] = None # dummy value
# now set the curves
first_time = True
current_vecs = []
vec_list = [current_vecs]
for v in me_dummy.verts:
if first_time:
first_time = False
current_vecs.append(v.co.copy())
last_index = v.index
else:
index = v.index
if edges.has_key(sort_pair(index, last_index)):
current_vecs.append( v.co.copy() )
else:
current_vecs = []
vec_list.append(current_vecs)
last_index = index
me_dummy.verts = None
return vec_list