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#
# Description: 
#	Simple Image File plugin. This plugin registers a new image
#	file format against file extension ".moo". Loading any ".moo"
#	image file will produce a procedurally generated colour 
#	spectrum including values outside 0 to 1.
#
# Usage:
#	Run the script:
#
#	import maya.cmds
#	maya.cmds.loadPlugin("simpleImageFile.py")
#	# Create a poly plane
#	# Assign a shader to it
#	# Assign a file texture to the shader
# 	# Make a copy of a project/images file and call it test.moo
#	# Assign the test.moo image to the file texture
#	# Turn on hardware texturing

import maya.OpenMaya as OpenMaya
import maya.OpenMayaMPx as OpenMayaMPx
import maya.OpenMayaRender as OpenMayaRender

import sys

kImagePluginName = "spSimpleImageFile"

# Use MGLFunctionTable to make openGL calls
glRenderer = OpenMayaRender.MHardwareRenderer.theRenderer()
glFT = glRenderer.glFunctionTable()

		
# Class definition
class SimpleImageFile(OpenMayaMPx.MPxImageFile):
	
	# init
	def __init__(self):
		OpenMayaMPx.MPxImageFile.__init__(self)
	
	#	
	# DESCRIPTION:
	#	Configure the image characteristics. A real image file
	#	format plugin would extract these values from the image
	#	file header.
	#
	#################################################################
	def open( self, pathname, info ):
		
		if info is not None:
			info.width( 512 )
			info.height( 512 )
			info.channels( 3 )
			info.pixelType( OpenMaya.MImage.kFloat )

			# Only necessary if your format defines a native
			# hardware texture loader
			info.hardwareType( OpenMaya.MImageFileInfo.kHwTexture2D)		
		
	#
	# DESCRIPTION:
	# Load the contents of this image file into an MImage. A real
	# file format plugin would extract the pixel data from the image
	# file here.
	#
	#################################################################
	def load( self, image, idx ):
		width = 512
		height = 512
	
		# Create a floating point image and fill it with
		# a pretty rainbow test image.
		#	
		image.create( width, height, 3, OpenMaya.MImage.kFloat )
		self.populateTestImage( image.floatPixels(), width, height )		
		
	#
	# DESCRIPTION:
	# Load the contents of this image file into an OpenGL texture. A 
	# real file format plugin would extract the pixel data from the 
	# image file here.
	#
	#################################################################
	def glLoad( self, info, imageNumber ):
		w = info.width()
		h = info.height()

		# Create a floating point image and fill it with
		# a pretty rainbow test image.
		#
		image = OpenMaya.MImage()
		image.create( w, h, 3, OpenMaya.MImage.kFloat )
		self.populateTestImage( image.floatPixels(), w, h )
	
		# Now load it into OpenGL as a floating point image
		glFT.glTexImage2D( OpenMayaRender.MGL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, \
			OpenMayaRender.MGL_RGB, w, h, 0, OpenMayaRender.MGL_RGB, \
			OpenMayaRender.MGL_FLOAT, pixelsPtr )


	#
	# DESCRIPTION:
	# Helper method to populate our procedural test image
	#
	#################################################################
	def populateTestImage( self, pixels, w, h ):
		#
		rainbowScale = 4.0
		index = 0
		for y in range( 0, h ):
			g = rainbowScale * y / float(h)			
			for x in range( 0, w ):
				r = rainbowScale * x / float(w)
				OpenMaya.MScriptUtil.setFloatArray( pixels, index, r )
				index+=1
				OpenMaya.MScriptUtil.setFloatArray( pixels, index, g )
				index+=1
				b = rainbowScale * 1.5 - r - g
				OpenMaya.MScriptUtil.setFloatArray( pixels, index, b )
				index+=1
				
# creator
def creator():
	return OpenMayaMPx.asMPxPtr( SimpleImageFile() )	


# initialize plugin
def initializePlugin( mObject ):
	mPlugin = OpenMayaMPx.MFnPlugin(mObject, "Autodesk", "1.0", "Any")	
	#
	extensions = ["moo"]	
	try:
		mPlugin.registerImageFile( kImagePluginName, creator, extensions )
	except:
		sys.stderr.write( "Failed to register image plugin: %s" % kImagePluginName )
		raise
		
# uninitialize plugin
def uninitializePlugin( mObject ):
	mPlugin = OpenMayaMPx.MFnPlugin( mObject )
	try:
		mPlugin.deregisterImageFile( kImagePluginName )
	except:
		sys.stderr.write( "Failed to deregister image: %s" % kImagePluginName )
		raise
