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Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

In the EventDispatcher class, there is a push_handlers method that you can use. If you want ton control everything from your QMainWindow class, you'll need to instantiate an EventDispatcher (let's call it dispatcher), and the you can write dispatcher.push_handlers(window) where window is an instance of your class. This event machinery comes from pyglet, maybe its documentation is more clear: https://pyglet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/event.html

You can also try to inherit from https://github.com/glumpy/glumpy/blob/master/glumpy/app/window/window.py

Mel Massadian

@melMass

Thanks I'll read more about pyglet !

I had another small issue:

module 'glumpy.app.window.key' has no attribute 'MOD_META' in glumpy/app/window/backends/backend_qt5.py", line 331

Mel Massadian

@melMass

I found it, it's now called window.key.MOD_COMMAND

Mel Massadian

@melMass

Thanks a lot for Glumpy @rougier, it's the best solution I've found <3

ocean1100

@ocean1100

oh I found vispy is much more powerful than glumpy, I love it!

Maksim Levental

@makslevental

is there a way to get glumpy to read a .glsl file directly?

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

@makslevental Yes, just feed the shader with a filename instead of the sources.

Maximilian Dietrich

@mdietrich16

How do I install glumpy in an Anaconda environment? I've tried several ways, but none seem safe and clean.

Maximilian Dietrich

@mdietrich16

For example just using pip install glumpyfails with the error LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'OLDNAMES.lib', the same actually happens with triangle. Any ideas what that is and how to solve it?

Maximilian Dietrich

@mdietrich16

Are there any wheels of glumpy for windows? As mentioned, I somehow cannot build glumpy and triangle, but I found wheels of triangle and they worked. Is there something similar for glumpy?

Maximilian Dietrich

@mdietrich16

I got it, uninstalled Visual Studio and reinstalled Visual C++ Build Tools, fixed it.

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier Still struggling get the 'visible' vertex from mesh object... I found a working demo, but still guessing how to get the indices of visible vertex points in simplest way... https://github.com/julienr/vertex_visibility/blob/master/depth.py

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier I also downloaded the example you recommended in other post. https://github.com/glumpy/glumpy/blob/master/examples/gloo-picking.py

However, cannot sure it's applicable to get vertices or faces from Vispy Mesh. Actually my goal is simple, picking vertex by click and get vertex number of vispy 3D mesh, but I understand, that it's not an easy question in programmatic way.

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

The gloo picking example should help. It works by assigning different colors to different objects sucha that when you click on it, we can identify the object by the color under the pointer. For 3d mesh, this requires to assign different colors to each vertices using GL_POINT adn draw the mesh in this mode (if you're interested in vertices and not modes). Best would be to start with a simple triangle and check this techniques works.

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier Thanks. Actually, I already successfully draw 3D mesh and put colors on it. The problem I facing is when I implement 3d picking example, the 'invisible' vertices located in the opposite site of the mesh are selected randomly, since sometimes, they are more close x,y position after transportation.

Prithviraj Renjella Rajendra Prasad

@prithvidiamond1

Hello there, can anyone help with this problem of Freetype library not found?

iPsych

@iPsych

@prithvidiamond1 If you are MacOS and already installed it with brew, try below.

export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/lib"
export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib:DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH"
export PATH="/usr/local/lib:$PATH"

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

@iPsych I see the problem and it might be a bit harder to implement. Do you have depth buffer on ? If they are occluded, they shoudl not be selectable tbut this means you have to draw triangles and not only vertices.

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier No, sadly, the depth buffer was not helpful. I found glBeginTransformFeedback but not implemented in gloo or glumpy.

iPsych

@iPsych

Like the very first brain figure in your ebook (https://www.labri.fr/perso/nrougier/python-opengl/#preface), I am trying to pick a vertex from relatively complex mesh by clicking rendered vispy scene, and applying transformation to mesh selects the invisible vertex in backside very frequently.

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier I am digging the https://github.com/julienr/vertex_visibility example. However, is it possible to get the K (intrinsics), (R, C) (extrinsics) matrix from vispy cameras?

Screen Shot 2020-06-02 at 8.00.38 PM.png

jcyc

@jcyc

Hi ,I try to learn glumy and exec each example, find out PolygonCollection with these file tiger.py, lasso.py ,topojson.py, topojson-picking.py will be fail with

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "tiger.py", line 59, in <module>
polygons.append(vertices, color=path.style.fill.rgba)
File "/home/user/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/glumpy/graphics/collections/raw_polygon_collection.py", line 83, in append
vertices, indices = triangulate(points)
File "/home/user/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/glumpy/graphics/collections/raw_polygoncollection.py", line 21, in triangulate
'segments': segments}, "p")
File "/home/user/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/triangle/tri.py", line 73, in triangulate
tri, = triang(tri, opts)
File "core.pyx", line 247, in triangle.core.triang
File "core.pyx", line 219, in triangle.core.fin
File "core.pyx", line 74, in triangle.core.ii._set
File "core.pyx", line 115, in triangle.core._wrap.check
AssertionError

is anyone have same issue? pls give some help ,thanks :)

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

@jcyc I think you may need to update boith glumpy (from GitHub) and the triangle library

jcyc

@jcyc

@rougier Thanks for your help :)
solve: build new conda env ,each package that glumpy need use conda install, final git glumpy and triangle then install,its work :)

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier , Hi, do you have any idea how to get intrinsics in below link? https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vispy/ICPiHN4QXUg

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

Not sure what you're referring to (link points to an old thread)

iPsych

@iPsych

@rougier, I am trying to imply this https://github.com/julienr/vertex_visibility/blob/master/main.py to VisPy scenegrapy turntable camera. To do so, I need to get parameters in line 55-75 from camera object.

Following the explanation in the file, it's something like below.

However, what I could get is matrices with different shapes.

view.camera.transform.matrix

[[   1.         0.         0.         0.     ]
 [   0.         1.         0.         0.     ]
 [   0.        -0.         1.         0.     ]
 [-474.40224 -308.97636  923.01759    1.     ]]

view.camera._projection.matrix

[[ 0.00011  0.       0.       0.     ]
 [ 0.       0.0001   0.       0.     ]
 [ 0.       0.      -0.       0.     ]
 [-0.      -0.      -0.       1.     ]]

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

Ok, now I see. I guess you'll to dive into vispy code to find how the camera transform is computed. Generally, I use a MVP (Model , View, Projection) matrix but I'm not sure how Luke implemented it in the end. Maybe you n open an issue on vispy to ask fro some help.

Andrew Chalmers

@chalmersgit

Is this expected behaviour?
print(self.program['u_Texture']) # print out values
self.program['u_Texture'].delete()
print(self.program['u_Texture']) # still prints out values, i would expect something else (e.g., zeros, None type, or better yet that the handle doesn't exist anymore)

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

@chalmersgit The deletion occurs on the GPU, no need to delete the CPU copy.

Andrew Chalmers

@chalmersgit

I guess the issue is that if later on in the application, if I want to load a new texture with different dimensions, it's remembered the old dimensions and won't let me do it.

(new texture with same variable name)

@rougier

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

Ok, can you open an issue on Gtihub with a short example showign the problem?

David Pineda

@pineiden_gitlab

Hi! i found this module, but i think i need understand more how to create vertex and fragment shaders code, whre can i find more books or tutorials about?

Nicolas P. Rougier

@rougier

Here: https://www.labri.fr/perso/nrougier/python-opengl/

David Pineda

@pineiden_gitlab

Thanks Nicolás!

Si a beautifull book!

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