[visionegg] Re: stimulus
- From: Dave Bissig <dbissig@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: visionegg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:12:59 -0400
Hi Maja,
Try this, and see annotations.
...it's a simple script to display text over one of my favorite internet
memes.
( I got the image at http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/picard-facepalm.jpg
)
...if anything is still unclear, we can go from here.
-Dave Bissig
WSU-SOM
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####### import stuff
## (biolerplate)
import VisionEgg
from VisionEgg import *
VisionEgg.start_default_logging(); VisionEgg.watch_exceptions()
from VisionEgg.Core import *
from VisionEgg.Textures import *
from VisionEgg.Text import *
import pygame
####### open a Vision Egg window
## (biolerplate)
refresh_rate = 120
screen_width = 921
screen_height = 606
bits_per_pixel = 16
def __VEggConfig():
VisionEgg.start_default_logging(); VisionEgg.watch_exceptions()
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_GUI_INIT = 0
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_FRAMELESS_WINDOW = 1
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_FULLSCREEN = 0
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_MONITOR_REFRESH_HZ = refresh_rate
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_SCREEN_W = screen_width
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_SCREEN_H = screen_height
VisionEgg.config.VISIONEGG_PREFERRED_BPP = bits_per_pixel
###### make a couple of simple modules
## WaitAround, here, just closes the window when you hit ESC, or
## (owing to its use of CheckMousePosition(xpos,ypos) ) when you
## click on the image with your mouse.
def WaitAround():
waiting=0
while waiting != 1:
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == pygame.locals.MOUSEBUTTONDOWN:
xpos,ypos = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
CheckMousePosition(xpos,ypos) # given the coordinates and
command set up in CheckMousePosition
# this causes the Vision Egg
window to close if it's clicked.
waiting=1
elif event.type == pygame.locals.KEYDOWN:
if event.key == pygame.locals.K_ESCAPE:
screen.close()
screen.close()
raise SystemExit
def CheckMousePosition(xpos,ypos,SEEdir):
## you could add different locations here (with elif) to define several
functions, based
## on the location of mousedown. (like a simple imagemap of old website
design fame).
if xpos >= 0 and xpos <=0 and ypos >= 606 and ypos <=921:
screen.close()
screen.close()
raise SystemExit
########### Next four lines are boilerplate.
__VEggConfig()
screen = get_default_screen()
screen.parameters.bgcolor = (1.0,1.0,1.0)
pygame.mouse.set_cursor(*pygame.cursors.arrow)
## OK, now set up the main loop.
mk=0
while mk != 1:
## basic TextureStimulus command for showing an image.
back=TextureStimulus(texture=Texture('picard-facepalm.jpg'),position=(0,(screen_height-0)),anchor='upperleft')
## draw the viewport.
background=VisionEgg.Core.Viewport(screen=screen,size=screen.size,stimuli=[back])
bunchOtext1 = Text(text="Click image
to",color=(1,1,0.8),position=(150,(screen_height-230)),font_size=40,anchor='center')
bunchOtext2 = Text(text="disengage
facepalm",color=(1,1,0.8),position=(150,(screen_height-270)),font_size=40,anchor='center')
## we alread called VisionEgg.Core.Viewport() to make the background
image veiwport
## , and we'll now use it again to make the text viewport. ...not sure
what the consequences
## are for having "overlapping" things crammed into the same
viewport... I suggest avoiding it.
## and anyways, splitting things into different viewports gives you
control over what's drawn first,
## or if you're drawing something over a consistent background, may
let you run things
## a bit quicker (just defining the background viewport once, in stead
of over
## and over again in a loop).
### anyways...
### make the text's viewport:
textPort = VisionEgg.Core.Viewport(screen=screen, size=screen.size,
stimuli=[bunchOtext1,bunchOtext2])
##
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########## now, we draw everything to the buffer.##########
## first clear anything in the buffer already.
screen.clear()
## draw the background
background.draw()
## draw with text
textPort.draw()
######## NOTE: if you changed the order, like this:
# textPort.draw()
# background.draw()
######## you would have drawn the text, then drawn the image on top, so no
text would show up.
## now, swap the buffers (whatever is on screen now goes to buffer, and
the stuff we
## just drew to the buffer is shown on screen).
VisionEgg.Core.swap_buffers()
pygame.mouse.set_visible(True)
WaitAround()
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On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 4:08 PM, Maja K <maja_ka@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello Everybody, :-)
> I am having some troubles with displaying of my viewports and would really
> appreciate if someone could help me.
> My problem is that I made presentation which includes text viewport. I also
> created another presentation which includes two viewports - one with the
> stimulus (of some object I created) and second of another text viewport.
>
> Each of the viewports when run separately work well, however when I try to
> run first presentation and after it the second one, the second one runs, but
> it does not display on the screen. Also when i run the presentation with two
> viewports only the one added as the second one displays on the screen.
> I would really appreciate if someone could tell me what I am doing wrong.
>
> best wishes to you all,
> Maja
>
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