More graphics manipulation automation.

.gitignore

@@ -1,10 +1,11 @@
 *.pyc
-coast/
-geography-detail/
-geography/
-labels/
-references/
-snapshots/
-icons/
+archive
+coast
+geography-detail
+geography
+labels
+references
+snapshots
+icons
 regions.png
 index.html

Makefile

@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
 
+# deployment cpio archive
+build/deploy.cpio: build/data.json build/labels build/regions .PHONEY
+	(cd www; find . | cpio -o) > build/deploy.cpio
+	(cd build; find data.json labels regions | cpio -o) >> build/deploy.cpio
+
 # download archived images to set up
 archive:
 	mkdir archive
@@ -17,10 +22,6 @@ build/components.zip: .PHONEY
 build/sources.zip: .PHONEY
 	(cd archive; find sources | xargs zip build/sources.zip)
 
-build/deploy.cpio: build/data.json build/labels build/regions .PHONEY
-	(cd www; find . | cpio -o) > build/deploy.cpio
-	(cd build; find data.json labels regions | cpio -o) >> build/deploy.cpio
-
 # prepare a cross reference of regional data and label data
 # for local debugging
 index.html: regions.svg labels.csv
@@ -29,62 +30,86 @@ index.html: regions.svg labels.csv
 build/labels: labels.py locations.csv labels/*-normalized.png 
 	python labels.py
 
-build/ennorath-geography-16000-export.png: geography.svg
-	echo this is presently a manual step in Inkscape
-	echo export the full page of ennorath.svg with no visible reference layers
-	echo at 16000x16000px
-	exit -1
-
-build/ennorath-labels-16000-export: labels.svg
-	echo this is presently a manual step in Inkscape
-	echo export the full page of ennorath.svg with no visible reference layers
-	exit -1
-
-build/ennorath-geography-16000-translucent.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000-export.png
-	echo this is presently a manual step in The GIMP
-	echo use the Color to Alpha tool to remove the white background color
-	exit -1
-
-build/ennorath-geography-16000.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000-translucent.png
-	echo this is presently a manual step in The GIMP
-	echo use the HSL tool to drop the lightness by -100
-	exit -1
-	# this could be automated with PIL now
-
-build/ennorath-labels-16000.png: build/ennorath-labels-16000-export.png
-	echo this is presently a manual step in The GIMP
-	echo use the HSL tool to drop the lightness by -100
-	exit -1
-	# this could be automated with PIL now
+build/ennorath-geography-translucent-32768: .PHONEY
+	mkdir -p build/ennorath-geography-translucent-32768
+	bash tiles_c2a.bash build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t build/ennorath-geography-translucent-32768/t
+
+build/ennorath-geography-export-32768: \
+		build/ennorath-geography-export-16384.png \
+		build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-0.png \
+		build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-1.png \
+		build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-2.png \
+		build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-3.png
+	mkdir -p build/ennorath-geography-export-32768
+	inkscape -e build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t.png -w 256 -h 256 geography.svg
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-0.png build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t0
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-1.png build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t1
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-2.png build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t2
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-3.png build/ennorath-geography-export-32768/t3
+
+build/ennorath-geography-export-%.png: geography.svg
+	inkscape -e $@ -w $* -h $* geography.svg
+build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-0.png: geography.svg
+	inkscape -e $@ -a 0000:3600:3600:7200 -w 16384 -h 16384 geography.svg
+build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-1.png: geography.svg
+	inkscape -e $@ -a 3600:3600:7200:7200 -w 16384 -h 16384 geography.svg
+build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-2.png: geography.svg
+	inkscape -e $@ -a 0000:0000:3600:3600 -w 16384 -h 16384 geography.svg
+build/ennorath-geography-export-16384-3.png: geography.svg
+	inkscape -e $@ -a 3600:0000:7200:3600 -w 16384 -h 16384 geography.svg
+
+build/ennorath-geography-translucent-%.png: build/ennorath-geography-export-%.png
+	@echo $@
+	@echo this is presently a manual step in The GIMP
+	@echo use the Color to Alpha tool to remove the white background color
+	@exit -1
+
+build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768: \
+		build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384.png \
+		build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-0.png \
+		build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-1.png \
+		build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-2.png \
+		build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-3.png
+	mkdir -p build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768
+	inkscape -e build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768/t.png -w 256 -h 256 -i layer% -j labels.svg
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-0.png build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768/t0
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-1.png build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768/t1
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-2.png build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768/t2
+	python tiles.py build/ennorath-labels-%-export-16384-3.png build/ennorath-labels-%-export-32768/t3
+
+build/ennorath-labels-%-16000-export.png: labels.svg
+	@echo $@
+	@echo this is presently a manual step in Inkscape
+	@echo export the full page of ennorath.svg with only layer %
+	@exit -1
+
+build/ennorath-labels-%-16000.png: build/ennorath-labels-%-16000-export.png 
+	python darken.py $< .5 $@
+
+labels-%-export: build/ennorath-labels-%-16000-export.png
+	mkdir -p build/labels-export/$*
+	python tiles.py $< build/labels-export/$*-
+
+labels-%-dark: .PHONEY
+	mkdir -p build/labels-dark
+	python tiles_darken.py build/labels-export/$* build/labels-dark/$* .5
+
+labels-%-fade:
+	mkdir -p build/labels-fade
+	python tiles_fade.py build/labels-dark/$* build/labels-fade/$*
 
 build/tiles: build/ennorath-labels-16000.png build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
 	python tiles.py
 
-build/regions: regions.svg build/ennorath-labels-16000.png build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
-	python regions-thumbnails.py
+build/regions: regions_thumbnails.py regions.svg
+	# build/ennorath-labels-16000.png build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
+	python regions_thumbnails.py
 
-build/regions.json: regions.svg
-	python regions-json.py
+build/data.json: regions.svg
+	python data.py
 
 regions.csv: regions.svg
 	python regions.py
 
-build/ennorath-labels-8000.png: build/ennorath-labels-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-labels-4000.png: build/ennorath-labels-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-labels-2000.png: build/ennorath-labels-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-labels-1000.png: build/ennorath-labels-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-geography-8000.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-geography-4000.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-geography-2000.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-build/ennorath-geography-1000.png: build/ennorath-geography-16000.png
-	python samples.py
-
 .PHONEY:
 

SETUP.md

@@ -9,21 +9,21 @@ It is dangerous to go alone.  Take these!
 The large graphical content is not in the git repository.
 These can be downloaded from http://3rin.gs.
 
-make archive/components
-http://3rin.gs/components.zip
-    contains all of the manually constructed bitmap components 
-    for the geography and label layers.
-
-make archive/sources
-http://3rin.gs/sources.zip
-    contains all of the original scanes from which the components
-    were manually constructed.  these graphics are not
-    necessary for generating the site.  they exist if any of
-    the components need to be reconstructed from source material,
-    or for new projects.
-
-Part of the reason for this complex setup is that I also do not
-want to sync the archive or build directories to Dropbox.  I unlink
-the archive directory when I have Dropbox running.  "build" is
-a symbolic link to "archive/build".
+    make archive/components
+
+[http://3rin.gs/components.zip]() contains all of the manually
+constructed bitmap components for the geography and label layers.
+
+    make archive/sources
+
+[http://3rin.gs/sources.zip]() contains all of the original scanes
+from which the components were manually constructed.  these graphics
+are not necessary for generating the site.  they exist if any of the
+components need to be reconstructed from source material, or for new
+projects.
+
+Part of the reason for this complex setup is that I also do not want
+to sync the archive or build directories to Dropbox.  I unlink the
+archive directory when I have Dropbox running.  "build" is a symbolic
+link to "archive/build".
 

c2a.bash

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+while read input; read output; do
+    gimp -i -b "
+        (let*
+            (
+                (in-filename "'"'"$input"'"'")
+                (out-filename "'"'"$output"'"'")
+                (color "'"'"#ffffff"'"'")
+                (image (car (gimp-file-load RUN-NONINTERACTIVE in-filename in-filename)))
+                (drawable (car (gimp-image-get-active-layer image)))
+            )
+            (plug-in-colortoalpha RUN-NONINTERACTIVE image drawable color)
+            (gimp-file-save RUN-NONINTERACTIVE image drawable out-filename out-filename)
+            (gimp-image-delete image)
+            (gimp-quit 0)
+        )
+    "
+done

darken.py

@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ def darken(image, factor):
     image[numpy.ix_(range(x),range(y),(0, 1, 2))] *= factor
     return Image.fromarray(image.astype('uint8'), "RGBA")
 
-def darken_command(source, target, factor):
+def command(source, target, factor):
     image = Image.open(source)
     factor = float(factor)
     darken(image, factor).save(target)
 
 def main():
     import sys
-    darken_command(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[2])
+    command(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[2])
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     main()

fade.py

@@ -8,11 +8,14 @@ def fade(image, factor):
     backdrop.paste(image, (0, 0), mask)
     return backdrop
 
+def command(source, target, factor):
+    image = Image.open(source)
+    factor = float(factor)
+    fade(image, factor).save(target)
+
 def main():
     import sys
-    image = Image.open(sys.argv[1])
-    factor = float(sys.argv[2])
-    fade(image, factor).save(sys.argv[3])
+    command(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3])
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     main()