//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Here Come the Methods
private MassObject BrepToMassObject(Brep brep)
{
MassObject mass_object = new MassObject(brep);
BoundingBox bbox = brep.GetBoundingBox(true);
mass_object.CenterPoint = bbox.Center;
mass_object.XComp = bbox.Center.X;
mass_object.YComp = bbox.Center.Y;
mass_object.ZComp = bbox.Center.Z;
mass_object.Height = bbox.Diagonal.Z;
mass_object.Area = ComputeFloorSurfaces(brep).Item2.GetArea();
return(mass_object);
}
// looping through all givien breps and converting all to MassObjects adn giving each of them IDs
private void ConvertBrepListToMassObjects(List <Brep> breps)
{
List <MassObject> massObjects = new List <MassObject>();
for (int i = 0; i < breps.Count; i++)
{
Brep brep = breps[i];
MassObject mObject = BrepToMassObject(brep);
// Giving all massObjects an id with the iterator
mObject.MassId = i;
massObjects.Add(mObject);
}
Globals.MassObjects = massObjects;
}
/// <summary>
/// This is the method that actually does the work.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="DA">The DA object can be used to retrieve data from input parameters and
/// to store data in output parameters.</param>
///
protected override void SolveInstance(IGH_DataAccess DA)
{
// First, we need to retrieve all data from the input parameters.
// We'll start by declaring variables and assigning them starting values.
List <Brep> breps = new List <Brep>();
double PanelWidth = 0.0;
int massId = 0;
List <Point3d> pnts = new List <Point3d>();
// Then we need to access the input parameters individually.
// When data cannot be extracted from a parameter, we should abort this method.
if (!DA.GetDataList(0, breps))
{
return;
}
if (!DA.GetData(1, ref PanelWidth))
{
return;
}
if (!DA.GetData(2, ref massId))
{
return;
}
// We should now validate the data and warn the user if invalid data is supplied.
if (breps.Count < 1)
{
AddRuntimeMessage(GH_RuntimeMessageLevel.Error, "Number of breps need to exceed 1");
return;
}
if (PanelWidth < 0.5)
{
AddRuntimeMessage(GH_RuntimeMessageLevel.Error, "Panel Width Should be larger than 0.5");
return;
}
// We're set to create the Mesh Facade now. To keep the size of the SolveInstance() method small,
// The actual functionality will be in a different method:
//Step 1 Sort breps
//Brep[] sBreps = SortBrepByFloor(breps);
//Step 2 Compute Sorted Floor Heights
//double[] sHeights = ComputeFloorHeights(breps);
//Step 3 Compute Order of House Ids
//ComputeHouseIds(breps);
ConvertBrepListToMassObjects(breps);
ClusterMassesIntoBuildings();
MassObject massobject = Globals.MassObjects[massId];
int MyBuildingId = massobject.BuildingNumber;
int MyMassId = massobject.MassId;
double MyMassHeight = massobject.Height;
int MyMassHouseNumber = massobject.HouseNumber;
//Step 3 Make mesh
//Mesh mesh = MakeMeshFaces(breps, PanelWidth, out pnts);
//Step 4 Display BottomFaces
//List<Brep> bottomFaces = DisplayAllBottomSurfaces(breps);
//Step 5 Save data onto each face
// for now we will just test this by sending teh data for the floor level,
// later we will instead send over the window object as a whole
// then create another compnenet that reads that data and does something with it.
/*
* WindowElement WindowInstance = new WindowElement();
* WindowElement window10 = WindowInstance.InitiateWindow(WindowId);
* int floorNumber = window10.FloorNumber;
* int windowNumber = window10.WindowId;
* int EdgeNumber = window10.EdgeNumber;
* int HouseNumber = window10.HouseNumber;
*/
// Finally assign the spiral to the output parameter.
//DA.SetData(0, mesh);
//DA.SetDataList(1, bottomFaces);
//DA.SetDataList(2, pnts);
DA.SetData(0, MyBuildingId);
DA.SetData(1, MyMassId);
DA.SetData(2, MyMassHeight);
DA.SetData(3, MyMassHouseNumber);
}