LMatrix3f¶

from acron.core import LMatrix3f

class LMatrix3f¶

Bases:

This is a 3-by-3 transform matrix. It typically will represent either a rotation-and-scale (no translation) matrix in 3-d, or a full affine matrix (rotation, scale, translation) in 2-d, e.g. for a texture matrix.

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class CRow¶

Bases:

__getitem__()¶

__init__()¶: Defines a row-level constant accessor to the matrix.

static size()¶: Returns 3: the number of columns of a LMatrix3.

class Row¶

Bases:

These helper classes are used to support two-level operator [].

__getitem__()¶

__init__()¶: Defines a row-level index accessor to the matrix.

static size()¶: Returns 3: the number of columns of a LMatrix3.

__call__()¶

__div__()¶

__eq__()¶

__getitem__()¶

__iadd__()¶: Performs a memberwise addition between two matrices.

__idiv__()¶: Performs a memberwise scale.

__imul__()¶: Performs a memberwise scale.

__init__()¶: Constructs the matrix from three individual rows.

__isub__()¶: Performs a memberwise subtraction between two matrices.

__lt__()¶

__mul__()¶

__ne__()¶

__reduce__()¶

__repr__()¶

__rmul__()¶

add_hash()¶

Adds the vector into the running hash.

almost_equal()¶

Returns true if two matrices are memberwise equal within a default tolerance based on the numeric type.

Returns true if two matrices are memberwise equal within a specified tolerance.

assign()¶

property cols → Sequence[LVecBase3f]¶

Getter

Returns the indicated column of the matrix as a three-component vector.

Setter

Replaces the indicated column of the matrix from a three-component vector.

Replaces the indicated column of the matrix from a two-component vector, ignoring the last row.

compare_to()¶

This flavor of compare_to uses a default threshold value based on the numeric type.

Sorts matrices lexicographically, componentwise. Returns a number less than 0 if this matrix sorts before the other one, greater than zero if it sorts after, 0 if they are equivalent (within the indicated tolerance).

componentwise_mult()¶

static convert_mat()¶: Returns a matrix that transforms from the indicated coordinate system to the indicated coordinate system.

determinant()¶: Returns the determinant of the matrix.

fill()¶: Sets each element of the matrix to the indicated fill_value. This is of questionable value, but is sometimes useful when initializing to zero.

generate_hash()¶

Adds the vector to the indicated hash generator.

get_cell()¶: Returns a particular element of the matrix.

static get_class_type()¶

get_col()¶: Returns the indicated column of the matrix as a three-component vector.

get_col2()¶: Returns the indicated column of the matrix as a two-component vector, ignoring the last row.

get_col2s() → list¶

get_cols() → list¶

static get_data()¶: Returns the address of the first of the nine data elements in the matrix. The remaining elements occupy the next eight positions in row-major order.

get_hash()¶

Returns a suitable hash for phash_map.

get_num_components()¶: Returns the number of elements in the matrix, nine.

get_row()¶

these versions inline better

Returns the indicated row of the matrix as a three-component vector.

Stores the indicated row of the matrix as a three-component vector.

get_row2()¶: Returns the indicated row of the matrix as a two-component vector, ignoring the last column.

get_row2s() → list¶

get_rows() → list¶

static ident_mat()¶

Returns an identity matrix.

This function definition must appear first, since some inline functions below take advantage of it.

invert_from()¶

Computes the inverse of the other matrix, and stores the result in this matrix. This is a fully general operation and makes no assumptions about the type of transform represented by the matrix.

The other matrix must be a different object than this matrix. However, if you need to invert a matrix in place, see invert_in_place().

The return value is true if the matrix was successfully inverted, false if there was a singularity.

invert_in_place()¶: Inverts the current matrix. Returns true if the inverse is successful, false if the matrix was singular.

invert_transpose_from()¶

Simultaneously computes the inverse of the indicated matrix, and then the transpose of that inverse.

is_identity()¶: Returns true if this is (close enough to) the identity matrix, false otherwise.

is_nan()¶: Returns true if any component of the matrix is not-a-number, false otherwise.

multiply()¶

this = other1 * other2

static operator_delete()¶

static operator_delete()¶

static operator_new()¶

static operator_new()¶

output()¶

read_datagram()¶: Reads the matrix from the Datagram using get_stdfloat().

read_datagram_fixed()¶: Reads the matrix from the Datagram using get_float32() or get_float64(). See write_datagram_fixed().

static rotate_mat()¶

Returns a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise.

Returns a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise about the indicated vector.

static rotate_mat_normaxis()¶: Returns a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise about the indicated vector. Assumes axis has been normalized.

property rows → Sequence[LVecBase3f]¶

Getter

these versions inline better

Returns the indicated row of the matrix as a three-component vector.

Stores the indicated row of the matrix as a three-component vector.

Setter

Replaces the indicated row of the matrix from a three-component vector.

Replaces the indicated row of the matrix from a two-component vector, ignoring the last column.

static scale_mat()¶

Returns a matrix that applies the indicated scale in each of the two axes.

Returns a matrix that applies the indicated scale in each of the three axes.

static scale_shear_mat()¶

Returns a matrix that applies the indicated scale and shear.

set()¶

set_cell()¶: Changes a particular element of the matrix.

set_col()¶

Replaces the indicated column of the matrix from a three-component vector.

Replaces the indicated column of the matrix from a two-component vector, ignoring the last row.

set_rotate_mat()¶

Fills mat with a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise.

Fills mat with a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise about the indicated vector.

set_rotate_mat_normaxis()¶: Fills mat with a matrix that rotates by the given angle in degrees counterclockwise about the indicated vector. Assumes axis has been normalized.

set_row()¶

Replaces the indicated row of the matrix from a three-component vector.

Replaces the indicated row of the matrix from a two-component vector, ignoring the last column.

set_scale_mat()¶

Fills mat with a matrix that applies the indicated scale in each of the two axes.

Fills mat with a matrix that applies the indicated scale in each of the three axes.

set_scale_shear_mat()¶: Fills mat with a matrix that applies the indicated scale and shear.

set_shear_mat()¶: Fills mat with a matrix that applies the indicated shear in each of the three planes.

set_translate_mat()¶: Fills mat with a matrix that applies the indicated translation.

static shear_mat()¶

Returns a matrix that applies the indicated shear in each of the three planes.

static size()¶: Returns 3: the number of rows of a LMatrix3.

static translate_mat()¶

Returns a matrix that applies the indicated translation.

transpose_from()¶

transpose_in_place()¶

static validate_ptr()¶

write()¶

write_datagram()¶: Writes the matrix to the Datagram using add_stdfloat(). This is appropriate when you want to write the matrix using the standard width setting, especially when you are writing a bam file.

write_datagram_fixed()¶: Writes the matrix to the Datagram using add_float32() or add_float64(), depending on the type of floats in the matrix, regardless of the setting of Datagram.set_stdfloat_double(). This is appropriate when you want to write a fixed-width value to the datagram, especially when you are not writing a bam file.

xform()¶: 3-component vector or point times matrix.

xform_in_place()¶: 3-component vector or point times matrix.

xform_point()¶: The matrix transforms a 2-component point (including translation component) and returns the result. This assumes the matrix is an affine transform.

xform_point_in_place()¶: The matrix transforms a 2-component point (including translation component). This assumes the matrix is an affine transform.

xform_vec()¶

The matrix transforms a 2-component vector (without translation component) and returns the result. This assumes the matrix is an affine transform.

The matrix transforms a 3-component vector and returns the result. This assumes the matrix is an orthonormal transform.

In practice, this is the same computation as xform().

xform_vec_general()¶: The matrix transforms a 3-component vector (without translation component) and returns the result, as a fully general operation.

xform_vec_general_in_place()¶: The matrix transforms a 3-component vector (without translation component), as a fully general operation.

xform_vec_in_place()¶

The matrix transforms a 2-component vector (without translation component). This assumes the matrix is an affine transform.

The matrix transforms a 3-component vector. This assumes the matrix is an orthonormal transform.

In practice, this is the same computation as xform().