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authorjaseg <git@jaseg.net>2018-07-02 12:36:19 +0200
committerjaseg <git@jaseg.net>2018-07-02 12:36:19 +0200
commita480ce280c26acd2b81d216532d1a6d39a4d4116 (patch)
tree942c79c7a210d9a011c4fc9d09a4ac40d80f7dd7
parent0c0fbc10e94fc4f5787fb82e491a1901005f2087 (diff)
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Add doc, small fixes to transformations
-rwxr-xr-xgerbimg.py37
1 files changed, 32 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/gerbimg.py b/gerbimg.py
index 870a906..fb94e64 100755
--- a/gerbimg.py
+++ b/gerbimg.py
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ def paste_image(
outline_gerber:str,
source_img:np.ndarray,
subtract_gerber:list=[],
- extend_overlay_r_mil:float=12,
+ extend_overlay_r_mil:float=6,
extend_picture_r_mil:float=2,
status_print=lambda *args:None,
debugdir:str=None):
@@ -32,21 +32,26 @@ def paste_image(
cv2.imwrite(path.join(debugdir, '{:02d}{}.png'.format(debugctr, name)), img)
debugctr += 1
+ # Parse outline layer to get bounds of gerber file
status_print('Parsing outline gerber')
outline = gerber.loads(outline_gerber)
(minx, maxx), (miny, maxy) = outline.bounds
grbw, grbh = maxx - minx, maxy - miny
status_print(' * outline has offset {}, size {}'.format((minx, miny), (grbw, grbh)))
+ # Read source image
imgh, imgw = source_img.shape
scale = math.ceil(max(imgw/grbw, imgh/grbh)) # scale is in dpi
- status_print(' * source image has size {}, going for scale {}dpi'.format((imgw, imgh), scale))
+ status_print(' * source image has size {}, going for scale {}dpmm'.format((imgw, imgh), scale))
+ # Parse target layer
status_print('Parsing target gerber')
target = gerber.loads(target_gerber)
(tminx, tmaxx), (tminy, tmaxy) = target.bounds
status_print(' * target layer has offset {}, size {}'.format((tminx, tminy), (tmaxx-tminx, tmaxy-tminy)))
+ # Render all gerber layers whose features are to be excluded from the target image, such as board outline, the
+ # original silk layer and the solder paste layer to binary images.
with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir:
img_file = path.join(tmpdir, 'target.png')
@@ -64,19 +69,38 @@ def paste_image(
status_print('Rendering keepout composite')
ctx.dump(img_file)
- original_img = cv2.imread(img_file, cv2.IMREAD_GRAYSCALE)
+ # Vertically flip exported image
+ original_img = cv2.imread(img_file, cv2.IMREAD_GRAYSCALE)[::-1, :]
- status_print('Expanding keepout composite')
- r = 1+2*max(1, int(extend_overlay_r_mil/1000 * scale))
+ r = 1+2*max(1, int(extend_overlay_r_mil/1000 * 25.4 * scale))
+ status_print('Expanding keepout composite by', r, extend_overlay_r_mil/1000 * 25.4 * scale, scale, grbw, grbh)
+
+ # Extend image by a few pixels and flood-fill from (0, 0) to mask out the area outside the outermost outline
+ # This ensures no polygons are generated outside the board even for non-rectangular boards.
+ border = 10
+ outh, outw = original_img.shape
+ extended_img = np.zeros((outh + 2*border, outw + 2*border), dtype=np.uint8)
+ extended_img[border:outh+border, border:outw+border] = original_img
+ cv2.floodFill(extended_img, None, (0, 0), (255,))
+ original_img = extended_img[border:outh+border, border:outw+border]
+ debugimg(extended_img, 'flooded')
+
+ # Dilate the white areas of the image using gaussian blur and threshold. Use these instead of primitive dilation
+ # here for their non-directionality.
target_img = cv2.blur(original_img, (r, r))
_, target_img = cv2.threshold(target_img, 255//(1+r), 255, cv2.THRESH_BINARY)
+ # Threshold source image. Ideally, the source image is already binary but in case it's not, or in case it's not
+ # exactly binary (having a few very dark or very light grays e.g. due to JPEG compression) we're thresholding here.
status_print('Thresholding source image')
qr = 1+2*max(1, int(extend_picture_r_mil/1000 * scale))
source_img = source_img[::-1]
_, source_img = cv2.threshold(source_img, 127, 255, cv2.THRESH_BINARY)
debugimg(source_img, 'thresh')
+ # Pad image to size of target layer images generated above. After this, `scale` applies to the padded image as well
+ # as the gerber renders. For padding, zoom or shrink the image to completely fit the gerber's rectangular bounding
+ # box. Center the image vertically or horizontally if it has a different aspect ratio.
status_print('Padding source image')
tgth, tgtw = target_img.shape
padded_img = np.zeros(shape=target_img.shape, dtype=source_img.dtype)
@@ -90,11 +114,13 @@ def paste_image(
debugimg(padded_img, 'padded')
debugimg(target_img, 'target')
+ # Mask out excluded gerber features (source silk, holes, solder mask etc.) from the target image
status_print('Masking source image')
out_img = (np.multiply((padded_img/255.0), (target_img/255.0) * -1 + 1) * 255).astype(np.uint8)
debugimg(out_img, 'multiplied')
+ # Calculate contours from masked target image and plot them to the target gerber context
status_print('Calculating contour lines')
plot_contours(out_img,
target,
@@ -102,6 +128,7 @@ def paste_image(
scale=scale,
status_print=lambda *args: status_print(' ', *args))
+ # Write target gerber context to disk
status_print('Generating output gerber')
from gerber.render import rs274x_backend
ctx = rs274x_backend.Rs274xContext(target.settings)