PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject¶

class GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject¶

Object that represents either an underpath or an upperpath for pedestrians. * * Level change object distribution

Details

0–x0–1—– | | | | | y0 x3 x1 | | |—– | | 3–x2–2

x points are drawable y points are stair items reference point

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def addItem()
def calculateLevelChangeItemsGeometry()
def clearItems()
def getAngle()
def getBaseGeometry()
def getClosestExitArea()
def getDrawablePoints()
def getDuplicateGeometry()
def getHeight()
def getLength()
def getLowerFocalNodePoints()
def getPedestrianAreaObstacles()
def getPosition()
def getUpperFocalNodePoints()
def getWidth()
def isStairPointSelected()
def recalculatePoints()
def setAngle()
def setDistance()
def setHeight()
def setLength()
def setPosition()
def setStairPointSelected()
def setWidth()

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class Side¶

class Exit¶

class Type¶

class Direction¶

__init__()¶

addItem(item)¶

Parameters:: item – GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem

calculateLevelChangeItemsGeometry()¶

Calculates the area for all level change items (stairs and escalators)

clearItems()¶

getAngle()¶

Return type:: float

getBaseGeometry()¶

Return type:: .list of GKSegment

Returns the segments to build obstacles in the current level object position

getClosestExitArea(referencePoint, closestExit, closestSide)¶

Parameters:

referencePoint – GKPoint
closestExit – Exit
closestSide – Side

Return type:

bool

getDrawablePoints()¶

Return type:: GKPoints

getDuplicateGeometry()¶

Return type:: .list of GKSegment

Returns the segments to build shifted obstacles to represent a different level

getHeight()¶

Return type:: float

getLength()¶

Return type:: float

getLowerFocalNodePoints(itemArea)¶

Parameters:: itemArea – GKPoints
Return type:: GKPoints

Returns the focal node geometry in front of the specified side and exit

getPedestrianAreaObstacles()¶

Return type:: .list of GKSegment

Returns the geometry of the base at the level of the pedestrian area. This is used as obstacles for the walkable space generation.

getPosition()¶

Return type:: GKPoint

getUpperFocalNodePoints(itemArea)¶

Parameters:: itemArea – GKPoints
Return type:: GKPoints

Returns the focal node geometry in front of the specified side and exit

getWidth()¶

Return type:: float

isStairPointSelected(i)¶

Parameters:: i – int
Return type:: bool

Returns true if the desired point is selected. Return false if the desired point is not selected

recalculatePoints()¶

setAngle(angle)¶

Parameters:: angle – float

setDistance(_side, _exit, newDistance)¶

Parameters:

_side – Side
_exit – Exit
newDistance – float

setHeight(value)¶

Parameters:: value – float

setLength(length)¶

Parameters:: length – float

setPosition(centre)¶

Parameters:: centre – GKPoint

setStairPointSelected(p, value)¶

Parameters:

p – int
value – bool

Changes the selection status of a desired point

See also

isStairPointSelected()

setWidth(width)¶

Parameters:: width – float

class GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem¶

Struct that defines each entry/exit to the pedestrian level change object

Details

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PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.side¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.exit¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.type¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.direction¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.width¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.speed¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.usePercentage¶

PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianLevelChangeObject.GKPedestrianLevelChangeItem.areaPoints¶