import os import twc.embedded.imagecut.config TWCPERSDIR = os.environ['TWCPERSDIR'] config = twc.embedded.imagecut.config.Config() #################################################################### # WARNING: NONE of the values in this config can be changed or it will # break 'imagecut' AND it will break 'imagesmooth'. So why are theese # values in a config if you can't change them? It's so the colors # and precip types are human readable for testing and verification # purposes! #################################################################### # maps a unique precip type number number to an RGB value PRECIP_NONE = 0 PRECIP_RAIN = 1 PRECIP_MIXED = 2 PRECIP_SNOW = 3 # maps an RGB color to a color weight/score config.setSmoothedColorPalette( # Red Grn Blue Type Score # RAIN [( 20, 20, 20, PRECIP_NONE, 0), # drop-shadow (tv-safe black) ( 64, 204, 85, PRECIP_RAIN, 1), # level 1: light green ( 32, 178, 42, PRECIP_RAIN, 2), # level 2: lightish green ( 0, 153, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 3), # level 3: green ( 0, 127, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 3), # level 3: darkish green ( 0, 102, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 4), # level 4: dark green ( 0, 90, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 4), # level 4: very dark green ( 191, 204, 85, PRECIP_RAIN, 5), # level 5: pale green-yellow ( 191, 178, 42, PRECIP_RAIN, 5), # level 5: yellow ( 191, 153, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 6), # level 6: yellow-orange ( 223, 102, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 6), # level 6: reddish-orange ( 255, 51, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 7), # level 6: red-orange ( 223, 51, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 7), # level 6: orange ( 191, 51, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 8), # level 8: red ( 159, 25, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 8), # level 8: red ( 128, 0, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 9), # level 9: darkish red ( 96, 0, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 9), # level 9: darkish red ( 64, 0, 0, PRECIP_RAIN, 10), # level 10: dark red # MIXED - mixed intensities only go to 7 # (because frozen precip can't fall as fast as rain) # (i dont't know, go ask a meteorologist) ( 235, 230, 215, PRECIP_MIXED, 1), # level 1: light purple ( 221, 112, 195, PRECIP_MIXED, 2), # level 2: .. ( 208, 94, 176, PRECIP_MIXED, 3), # level 3: .. ( 199, 82, 163, PRECIP_MIXED, 4), # level 4: purple ( 190, 70, 150, PRECIP_MIXED, 5), # level 5: .. ( 180, 60, 140, PRECIP_MIXED, 6), # level 6: .. ( 170, 50, 130, PRECIP_MIXED, 7), # level 7: dark purple # SNOW - snow intensities only go to 7 ( 150, 150, 150, PRECIP_SNOW, 1), # level 1: dark grey ( 165, 165, 165, PRECIP_SNOW, 2), # level 2: .. ( 180, 180, 180, PRECIP_SNOW, 3), # level 3: grey ( 195, 195, 195, PRECIP_SNOW, 4), # level 4: .. ( 210, 210, 210, PRECIP_SNOW, 5), # level 5: light grey ( 220, 220, 220, PRECIP_SNOW, 6), # level 6: .. ( 230, 230, 230, PRECIP_SNOW, 7)] # level 7: white (tv safe) ) # maps a unique palette number/index number to an RGB value # WARNING: DO NOT change these values! NO_PRECIP = 0 RAIN = 1 MIXED = 2 SNOW = 3 # This table shows what colors are required to be in a radar image # generated by WxPro. This is a finite list. Not all these colors # need to be in the image, but any colors present in the image that # are not in this table will be removed during image scaling! # This table gives a unique RGB color to palette/intensity mapping. config.setWxProColorPalette( # - Red, Grn, Blue, Palette, Intensity # - NO_PRECIP [( 0, 0, 0, NO_PRECIP, 1, ), # transparency: true black ( 20, 20, 20, NO_PRECIP, 2, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black # - RAIN ( 64, 204, 85, RAIN, 1), # light green ( 0, 153, 0, RAIN, 2), # med green ( 0, 102, 0, RAIN, 3), # dark green ( 191, 204, 85, RAIN, 4), # yellow ( 191, 153, 0, RAIN, 5), # orange ( 255, 51, 0, RAIN, 6), # .. ( 191, 51, 0, RAIN, 7), # red ( 128, 0, 0, RAIN, 8), # .. ( 64, 0, 0, RAIN, 9), # dark red # - MIXED ( 235, 130, 215, MIXED, 1), # light purple ( 208, 94, 176, MIXED, 2), # .. ( 190, 70, 150, MIXED, 3), # .. ( 170, 50, 130, MIXED, 4), # dark purple # - SNOW ( 150, 150, 150, SNOW, 1), # dark grey ( 180, 180, 180, SNOW, 2), # light grey ( 210, 210, 210, SNOW, 3), # grey ( 230, 230, 230, SNOW, 4)] # white ) # This table gives a unique palette/intensity mapping back to an RGB color. # Once the scaling algorithm calculates the proper palette and intensity of # a pixel, then we have to look up what color to make it. config.setIntensityPalette( # - Palette #, Color #, Red, Grn, Blue # - NO_PRECIP [( NO_PRECIP, 1, 0, 0, 0, ), # transparency: true black ( NO_PRECIP, 2, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 3, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 4, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 5, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 6, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 7, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 8, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black ( NO_PRECIP, 9, 20, 20, 20, ), # drop shadow: tv-safe black # - RAIN ( RAIN, 1, 64, 204, 85, ), # light green ( RAIN, 2, 0, 153, 0, ), # med green ( RAIN, 3, 0, 102, 0, ), # dark green ( RAIN, 4, 191, 204, 85, ), # yellow ( RAIN, 5, 191, 153, 0, ), # orange ( RAIN, 6, 255, 51, 0, ), # .. ( RAIN, 7, 191, 51, 0, ), # red ( RAIN, 8, 128, 0, 0, ), # .. ( RAIN, 9, 64, 0, 0, ), # dark red # - MIXED ( MIXED, 1, 235, 130, 215, ), # light purple ( MIXED, 2, 208, 94, 176, ), # .. ( MIXED, 3, 190, 70, 150, ), # .. ( MIXED, 4, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple ( MIXED, 5, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple ( MIXED, 6, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple ( MIXED, 7, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple ( MIXED, 8, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple ( MIXED, 9, 170, 50, 130, ), # dark purple # - SNOW ( SNOW, 1, 150, 150, 150, ), # dark grey ( SNOW, 2, 180, 180, 180, ), # light grey ( SNOW, 3, 210, 210, 210, ), # grey ( SNOW, 4, 230, 230, 230, ), # white ( SNOW, 5, 230, 230, 230, ), # white ( SNOW, 6, 230, 230, 230, ), # white ( SNOW, 7, 230, 230, 230, ), # white ( SNOW, 8, 230, 230, 230, ), # white ( SNOW, 9, 230, 230, 230, )] # white )