Hey guys, I've made an SSR GUI:
That can apply a scale-shear-rotate effect and also write/read pageItem.tags for orientation:
It can recognize the existence of pre-existing or multiple tags/orientations in the current selection:
So that finally, I might be able to work with a "scrunch" or assemble feature that tries to guess how the pieces slot together and fit. I'd made a scrunch align for another panel but it was based on the bounding box rects of each and I don't think that would work here, especially with steeper angles. I'm trying to work out the logic of how I should approach this, if I wanted to draw a cube and click on the menu's center to snap the objects in place instead of positioning them manually here:
This seems possible, but I don't know how to approach it especially for any conceivable shape and not only rectangles. Is there any easy way of doing this? I saw talk of using app.executeMenuCommand('SelectionHat5') for hitbox and touching art but I tried it and don't get how it works. Nimbling on github wanted to revamp their original scripts for this, so I refactored them into a single function:
var thisDoc = app.documents[0];
var exist = app.documents.length > 0;
var hasPath = thisDoc.pathItems.length > 0;
// SSR(-30, 'Top')
// SSR(30, 'Top')
// SSR(-30, 'Right')
// SSR(30, 'Right')
// SSR(-30, 'Left')
// SSR(30, 'Left')
function SSR(ang, direction){
if (exist && hasPath) {
for (i = 0; i < thisDoc.selection.length; i++) {
calcSSR(ang, direction, thisDoc.selection);
}
}
}
function calcSSR(ang, direction, selectedObject) {
// Scale
AngToRad = toRadians(ang);
scale2 = Math.cos(AngToRad) * 100;
selectedObject.resize(100, scale2);
// Shear
var im = app.getIdentityMatrix();
if (direction == 'Top')
DeltaAngToRad = toRadians(-ang);
else
DeltaAngToRad = toRadians(ang);
im.mValueC = Math.tan(DeltaAngToRad);
selectedObject.transform(im, true, true, true, true, 1, undefined);
// Rotate
if ((direction == 'Right') && (ang < 0))
selectedObject.rotate(3 * ang);
else if ((direction == 'Left') && (ang > 0))
selectedObject.rotate(3 * ang);
else
selectedObject.rotate(ang);
return selectedObject;
}
function toDegrees(angle) {
return angle * (180 / Math.PI);
}
function toRadians(angle) {
return angle * (Math.PI / 180);
}
The tagging is done separately but I could probably record more data as additional tags like the original pageItem rotation or transform values, etc. Any pointers or ideas?
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Salut !
Tu veux réaliser ce genre de travail ?
avec 3 objets 1 2 3, je lance le script 3 fois.
var j = "0";
j = prompt("Mode ? 0-5",j,"");
switch (j) {
case ("0"): SSR(-30, 'Top'); break;
case ("1"): SSR(30, 'Top'); break;
case ("2"): SSR(-30, 'Right'); break;
case ("3"): SSR(30, 'Right'); break;
case ("4"): SSR(-30, 'Left');break;
case ("5"): SSR(30, 'Left');
}
De LR
Désolé, je ne parle pas français! Est-ce que Google traduit bien?
prompt('Mode ? 0-5',j,'')
^ Très cool! Je n'en savais rien.
Je voudrais un bouton supplémentaire qui assemblera les morceaux:
Il devrait connaître l'orientation à cause de app.documents[0].pageItem.tag, puis déplacer les objets en fonction de l'orientation. Pensez-vous que c'est possible?
Voici le script complet avec fonction de tagging si vous êtes curieux.
Salut !
Tout est possible, moi, j'ai utilisé seulement des noms Top Left Right est ZOrderMethod
if (obj.name == "Top") {
Je me suis intéressé seulement aux modes 0 2 5, c'est juste une approche par curiosité,
l'objet de base étant Top.
Il serait important pour moi de connaître le but exact du script (pour faire quoi exactement ?)
Mes coordonnées sont sous la photo de profil.
De elleere
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