#1 Le 26/12/2017, à 20:40
- MaryPopy
Le Jeu de la vie de Science Étonnante. Besoin d'un petitcoup de main.
Bonjour,
J'ai téléchargé le jeu de la vie fait par Science Etonnante.
L' épisode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-W0NX97DB0
Le jeu : https://github.com/scienceetonnante/GameOfLife
J’ai essayé de changer la taille, de passer le 2500 à 1060 puis 700. Je ne parviens pas à le lancer.
La capture d'écran de mon message d'erreur : http://www.vouillamozweb.ch/media/science_e/capture.png
L'utils.py :
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.animation as animation
###############################################################################
def evolve(X):
''' Evolves a board of Game of Life for one turn '''
# Dead cells as a boundary condition
# Count neighbours
# Alive if 3 neighbours or 2 neighbours and already alive
Xi = X.astype(int)
neigh = np.zeros(Xi.shape)
neigh[1:-1,1:-1] = (Xi[:-2,:-2] + Xi[:-2,1:-1] + Xi[:-2,2:] +
Xi[1:-1,:-2] + Xi[1:-1,2:] +
Xi[2:,:-2] + Xi[2:,1:-1] + Xi[2:,2:])
return np.logical_or(neigh==3,np.logical_and(Xi==1,neigh==2))
###############################################################################
def get_history(B,T):
''' Returns the evolution of a board B after T generations '''
history = np.zeros((T,B.shape[0], B.shape[1]),dtype=bool)
for t in range(T):
history[t,:,:] = B
B = evolve(B)
print(t)
return history
###############################################################################
def plotcells(X, filename=False):
''' Plots a board of Game of Life + optionally saving the figure '''
LW = 0.5
if(X.shape[0]>200):
USE_IMSHOW = True
else:
USE_IMSHOW = False
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(16,9),dpi=120)
if USE_IMSHOW == False:
# Light blue lines as cells boundaries
plt.pcolor(X.T, cmap="gray_r",
edgecolors='cadetblue', linewidths=LW)
else:
plt.imshow(X[:,::-1].T, cmap="gray_r")
plt.gca().get_xaxis().set_visible(False)
plt.gca().get_yaxis().set_visible(False)
fig.tight_layout()
if (filename != False):
plt.savefig(filename,dpi=90)
else:
plt.show()
###############################################################################
def makeMovie(history,filename,trim=False):
''' Create the movie from a history of a game of life'''
# History is the boolean history (non inverted i.e. True = alive)
# Inversion is done in the colormap
# Filename should be *.mp4
FIGSIZE = (16,9)
DPI = 240
LW = 0.5
if(history.shape[1]>200):
USE_IMSHOW = True
else:
USE_IMSHOW = False
# Trim boundaries
if trim:
history = history[:,3:-3,3:-3]
# Create the plot and its starting point
print("Create initial plot")
my_cmap = plt.get_cmap('gray_r')
fig = plt.figure(figsize=FIGSIZE,dpi=DPI)
ax = fig.add_subplot(111)
if USE_IMSHOW == False:
# First option : use pcolor
pc = ax.pcolor(history[0,:,:].T, cmap=my_cmap,
edgecolors='cadetblue', linewidths=LW)
else:
# Second option : use imshow
im = ax.imshow(history[0,:,::-1].T, cmap=my_cmap)
cnt = ax.text(0.01, 0.99, str(0),color='red', fontsize=30,
verticalalignment='top', horizontalalignment='left',
transform=ax.transAxes)
ax.get_xaxis().set_visible(False)
ax.get_yaxis().set_visible(False)
fig.tight_layout()
# The function as it is called at the n-th iteration
# It directly modifies the data within the image
def update_img(n):
# Revert and scale from 0-1 to 0-255
print('Frame '+str(n))
if USE_IMSHOW == False:
new_color = my_cmap(255*history[n,:,:].T.ravel())
pc.update({'facecolors':new_color})
else:
im.set_data(history[n,:,::-1].T)
#
cnt.set_text(str(n))
# # if needed, can modify the field of view
# fov =
# ax.set_xlim()
# ax.set_ylim()
return True
# Create the animation and save it
print("Make animation")
ani = animation.FuncAnimation(fig, update_img, history.shape[0],
interval=30) # 30ms per frame
writer = animation.FFMpegWriter(fps=30, bitrate=5000)
print("Save movie")
ani.save(filename, writer = writer, dpi=DPI)
print("Saved")
###############################################################################
def readRLE_OLD(filename, Bshape=(50,50), position = (10,10), rH=False,rV=False):
''' Read the RLE file and returns a binary matrix '''
# see http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/RLE
# Open file and cast it into a unique string
f = open(filename,"r")
s = ''
while True:
l = f.readline()
if l == '': # Empty indicates end of file. An empty line would be '\n'
break
if l[0] =='#':
continue
if l[0] =='x':
continue
s = s + l[:-1] # To remove EOL
f.close()
# Create matrix
B = np.zeros(Bshape).astype(bool)
initX, initY = position
# We parse each character and decide accordingly what to do
# If the character is a digit, we keep going until we reach 'b' or 'o'
curX, curY = initX, initY
qs = ''
for c in s:
# End of file
if c=='':
break
# Next Line
if c=='$':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
curY += q
curX = initX
qs = ''
# Digit (check ascii code for a digit from 0 to 9)
if ord(c)>47 and ord(c)<58: #
qs = qs + c
# Alive (o) or Dead (b) cell
if c == 'b' or c=='o':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
for i in range(q):
B[curX, curY] = False if c=='b' else True
curX += 1
qs = ''
if rV:
B=B[:,::-1]
if rH:
B=B[::-1,:]
return B.astype(bool)
###############################################################################
def readRLE(filename, Cshape=(50,50), position = (10,10), rH=False,rV=False,tp=False):
''' Read the RLE file and returns a binary matrix '''
# see http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/RLE
# Open file and cast it into a unique string
f = open(filename,"r")
s = ''
#initialize parameters
Cshape = (0,0)
position = (0,0)
rH = False
rV = False
trim = False
while True:
l = f.readline()
if l == '': # Empty indicates end of file. An empty line would be '\n'
break
if l[0] =='#':
continue
if l[0] =='x':
continue
if l[0] == 'p':
params = l.split(';')
# 16/9 ratio
shapeY = int(params[1]) #to remove ';'
Cshape=(int(1.78*shapeY),shapeY)
position=(int(params[2]),int(params[3]))
rH=bool(params[4])
rV=bool(params[5])
trim=bool(params[6])
s = s + l[:-1] # To remove EOL
f.close()
# Create matrix
SHAPE_MAX = (2500,2500)
B = np.zeros(SHAPE_MAX).astype(bool)
# We parse each character and decide accordingly what to do
# If the character is a digit, we keep going until we reach 'b' or 'o'
curX, curY = 0, 0
qs = ''
for c in s:
# End of file
if c=='':
break
# Next Line
if c=='$':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
curY += q
curX = 0
qs = ''
# Digit (check ascii code for a digit from 0 to 9)
if ord(c)>47 and ord(c)<58: #
qs = qs + c
# Alive (o) or Dead (b) cell
if c == 'b' or c=='o':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
for i in range(q):
B[curX, curY] = False if c=='b' else True
curX += 1
qs = ''
posX, posY = position
BshapeY=max(np.where(sum(B)>0)[0])+1
BshapeX=max(np.where(sum(B.T)>0)[0])+1
B = B[0:BshapeX,0:BshapeY]
if rV:
B=B[:,::-1]
if rH:
B=B[::-1,:]
if tp:
B=B.T
C = np.zeros(Cshape)
C[posX:(posX+B.shape[0]),posY:(posY+B.shape[1])] = np.copy(B)
return C.astype(bool)
##################################################################
def readRLE_New(filename):
''' Read the RLE file and returns the parameters and the pattern chain'''
# see http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/RLE
# Open file and cast it into a unique string
f = open(filename,"r")
s = ''
#initialize parameters
Cshape = (0,0)
position = (0,0)
rH = False
rV = False
trim = False
T = 0
tp = False
while True:
l = f.readline()
if l == '': # Empty indicates end of file. An empty line would be '\n'
break
if l[0] =='#':
continue
if l[0] =='x':
continue
if l[0] == 'p':
params = l.split(';')
# 16/9 ratio
shapeY = int(params[1]) #to remove ';'
Cshape=(int(1.78*shapeY),shapeY)
position=(int(params[2]),int(params[3]))
T=int(params[4])
rH=bool(params[5])
rV=bool(params[6])
trim=bool(params[7])
tp=bool(params[8])
else:
s = s + l[:-1] # To remove EOL
f.close()
return (Cshape,position,T,rH,rV,trim,tp,s)
##############################################################
def readPattern(pattern,Cshape,position,rH,rV,tp):
"""Reads the pattern, to set initial condition of the game."""
# Create matrix
SHAPE_MAX = (2500,2500)
B = np.zeros(SHAPE_MAX).astype(bool)
# We parse each character and decide accordingly what to do
# If the character is a digit, we keep going until we reach 'b' or 'o'
curX, curY = 0, 0
qs = ''
for c in pattern:
# End of file
if c=='':
break
# Next Line
if c=='$':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
curY += q
curX = 0
qs = ''
# Digit (check ascii code for a digit from 0 to 9)
if ord(c)>47 and ord(c)<58: #
qs = qs + c
# Alive (o) or Dead (b) cell
if c == 'b' or c=='o':
q = 1 if qs=='' else int(qs)
for i in range(q):
B[curX, curY] = False if c=='b' else True
curX += 1
qs = ''
posX, posY = position
BshapeY=max(np.where(sum(B)>0)[0])+1
BshapeX=max(np.where(sum(B.T)>0)[0])+1
B = B[0:BshapeX,0:BshapeY]
if rV:
B=B[:,::-1]
if rH:
B=B[::-1,:]
if tp:
B=B.T
C = np.zeros(Cshape)
C[posX:(posX+B.shape[0]),posY:(posY+B.shape[1])] = np.copy(B)
return C.astype(bool)Modération : merci d'utiliser des images de petite taille (300x300) ou des miniatures pointant sur ces images (Des hébergeurs comme Toile Libre, TDCT'Pix et hostingpics le permettent).
Dernière modification par cqfd93 (Le 26/12/2017, à 21:33)
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#2 Le 26/12/2017, à 20:58
- grigouille
Re : Le Jeu de la vie de Science Étonnante. Besoin d'un petitcoup de main.
Il me semble que rlefile_path c'est pour le fichier RLE.
Pour ffmpeg c'est ffmpeg_path
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#3 Le 26/12/2017, à 21:10
- MaryPopy
Re : Le Jeu de la vie de Science Étonnante. Besoin d'un petitcoup de main.
Merci.
Je comprends pas, je dois indiquer les deux chemins ?
La commande qu'il donne est celle-ci :
python GameOfLife.py --rlefile_path pathDu coup l'erreur est la suivante :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "GameOfLife.py", line 49, in <module>
Cshape, pos, T, rH, rV, trim, tp, pattern = readRLE_New(args.rlefile_path)
File "/home/thierry/Programme/GameOfLife-master/GameOfLife_utils.py", line 295, in readRLE_New
f = open(filename,"r")
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'path'Son README :
I used the argparse library, to add a linux like command line interface, to the script.
I modified the rle files, so they can embed parameters.
I added the "--rlefile_path" argument, to pass the file to read as an argument on command line. So you can use as follows:
$python GameOfLife.py --rlefile_path path
I added the "--output_dir" argument, to direct output in a customized directory. The directory is automatically created, if it does not already exist. Its default value is: "output".
I added the "--ffmpeg_path" argument, to set the path to ffmpeg
Dernière modification par MaryPopy (Le 26/12/2017, à 21:12)
Photographe : http://www.vouillamozweb.ch
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