Hello friends
I needed to have the script of this algorithm in Python. I searched the forum but did not find anything. Is there anyone to write this simple script. I need to know how this algorithm works.
Thanks in advance
This here might help: mapValuesAsColors.py · GitHub
Found it here with google: remap numbers(Yes I know there is a GH component;)) – Grasshopper (grasshopper3d.com)
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This is a ‘manual’ remap algorithm using basic GH components (add, subtract, multiply, divide). Included for comparison is the GH ‘remap’ component.
Manual remap.gh (17.8 KB)
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import sys
def remap(value, source_min, source_max, target_min, target_max, clamp=False):
"""Remaps a numerical value from a source to a target domain, both being
defined by minimum and maximum values. If the input value lies outside
the target domain the output value will also depass it. This can be
prevented by clamping the output value, which ensures that it always
stays within the target bounds.
Args:
value (int|float): A numerical value to remap
source_min (int|float): A lower bound for the source domain
source_max (int|float): An upper bound for the source domain
target_min (int|float): A lower bound for the target domain
target_max (int|float): An upper bound for the target domain
clamp (bool): Optionally True, if the output value should be
clamped between [target_min, target_max), by default False
Returns:
The remapped value, or target_min if the absolute difference between
source_min and source_max is less than sys.float_info.epsilon to
prevent divide by zero.
"""
if abs(source_min - source_max) < sys.float_info.epsilon:
return target_min
else:
out_val = ((value - source_min) / (source_max - source_min)) * \
(target_max - target_min) + target_min
if clamp:
if target_max < target_min:
if out_val < target_max:
out_val = target_max
elif out_val > target_min:
out_val = target_min
else:
if out_val > target_max:
out_val = target_max
elif out_val < target_min:
out_val = target_min
return out_val
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