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Distance measures on a map of a game
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are Inmin distance in a graphShortest distance path on contour plotHow to plot a tilted map?Finding points outside of a diskDelaunay link distanceAnnulus from GeoDisks: drawing a ring on a mapNegative Correlation DistanceFind distance along a path (GPS coordinates)Finding position at given distance in a GeoPathMathematics behind distance estimation using camera
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I have an image which my DM made of map for a DND game and I want to do two things.
Click on two points on my map, then based on the key for scaling have Mathematica tell me how far apart those points are.
Given a distance and a point that I click on, draw a circle about the given point that has the radius of the given distance.
If anyone will give me advice for how to get started on this project, I would be very grateful.
geographics interactive user-interface distance
asked Apr 7 at 23:41
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I have an image which my DM made of map for a DND game and I want to do two things.
Click on two points on my map, then based on the key for scaling have Mathematica tell me how far apart those points are.
Given a distance and a point that I click on, draw a circle about the given point that has the radius of the given distance.
If anyone will give me advice for how to get started on this project, I would be very grateful.
geographics interactive user-interface distance
asked Apr 7 at 23:41
WomblesWombles
1546
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have an image which my DM made of map for a DND game and I want to do two things.
Click on two points on my map, then based on the key for scaling have Mathematica tell me how far apart those points are.
Given a distance and a point that I click on, draw a circle about the given point that has the radius of the given distance.
If anyone will give me advice for how to get started on this project, I would be very grateful.
geographics interactive user-interface distance
asked Apr 7 at 23:41
WomblesWombles
1546
$endgroup$
I have an image which my DM made of map for a DND game and I want to do two things.
Click on two points on my map, then based on the key for scaling have Mathematica tell me how far apart those points are.
Given a distance and a point that I click on, draw a circle about the given point that has the radius of the given distance.
If anyone will give me advice for how to get started on this project, I would be very grateful.
geographics interactive user-interface distance
geographics interactive user-interface distance
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Both tasks you outlined could be fused into a single app - screenshot is above. I assume that because this is a game the corrections due to geodetic model (flat map from non-flat planet surface) do not really matter (this was not mentioned in the project description). Here is a quite simple code to get you started that you can modify and upgrade.
i = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/TVsMy.jpg"];
Manipulate[
Column[
Style["Advantures will take you "<>
ToString[Round[.7595 RegionMeasure[N[Line[pt]]],.01]]
<>" miles",20,FontFamily->"Herculanum"],
HighlightImage[i,Thickness[.003],Dashing[.01],
Line[pt],
Circle[pt[[1]],EuclideanDistance@@pt[[;;2]]],
ImageSize->800]
,Alignment->Center],
pt,1610,100,2005,100,Locator,LocatorAutoCreate->True]
A few things to take a note:
In addition to the distance between 2 points you can build a whole path and measure its length.
Add or remove more path points with CMD(ALT)+CLICK on Mac (Win).
Decreasing image size will make your app faster
Scaling factor in front of
RegionMeasurecan be adjusted to match map scale. It is done by simply running app for the firs time when in initial stage the path is equal to the map scale length (see next image below). Then adjust the scaling factor so number in the title is equal to the number on the map scale.In the initial state there are only 2 points and a circle centered at 1st and passing through 2nd. Dragging locators around and see how number in the title changes effectively solves your second task. Place 1st point at a needed location and then drag 2nd to measure needed radius that is indicated in the plot title and you get the circle you need.
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
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This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
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– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
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@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
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Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
add a comment |
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I have some advice, but it is just that, and not a solution to your problem.
- Decide on a geodetic model for the world you are mapping. I recommend picking one of the geodetic models of planet Earth that Mathematica recognizes.
- Decide on what the projection from a sphere to your map grid will be.
- Use the built-in functions
GeoGridPositionandGeoPositionto transform coordinates between the grid (map) and the model (sphere). - Look at
GeoProjectionDatato learn about Mathematica knows about projections.
Note: depending on the projection you choose, a circle about a point on sphere may not appear as a circle on your map.
BTW, nice looking map.
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
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$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
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– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
add a comment |
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Both tasks you outlined could be fused into a single app - screenshot is above. I assume that because this is a game the corrections due to geodetic model (flat map from non-flat planet surface) do not really matter (this was not mentioned in the project description). Here is a quite simple code to get you started that you can modify and upgrade.
i = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/TVsMy.jpg"];
Manipulate[
Column[
Style["Advantures will take you "<>
ToString[Round[.7595 RegionMeasure[N[Line[pt]]],.01]]
<>" miles",20,FontFamily->"Herculanum"],
HighlightImage[i,Thickness[.003],Dashing[.01],
Line[pt],
Circle[pt[[1]],EuclideanDistance@@pt[[;;2]]],
ImageSize->800]
,Alignment->Center],
pt,1610,100,2005,100,Locator,LocatorAutoCreate->True]
A few things to take a note:
In addition to the distance between 2 points you can build a whole path and measure its length.
Add or remove more path points with CMD(ALT)+CLICK on Mac (Win).
Decreasing image size will make your app faster
Scaling factor in front of
RegionMeasurecan be adjusted to match map scale. It is done by simply running app for the firs time when in initial stage the path is equal to the map scale length (see next image below). Then adjust the scaling factor so number in the title is equal to the number on the map scale.In the initial state there are only 2 points and a circle centered at 1st and passing through 2nd. Dragging locators around and see how number in the title changes effectively solves your second task. Place 1st point at a needed location and then drag 2nd to measure needed radius that is indicated in the plot title and you get the circle you need.
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
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1
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This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Both tasks you outlined could be fused into a single app - screenshot is above. I assume that because this is a game the corrections due to geodetic model (flat map from non-flat planet surface) do not really matter (this was not mentioned in the project description). Here is a quite simple code to get you started that you can modify and upgrade.
i = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/TVsMy.jpg"];
Manipulate[
Column[
Style["Advantures will take you "<>
ToString[Round[.7595 RegionMeasure[N[Line[pt]]],.01]]
<>" miles",20,FontFamily->"Herculanum"],
HighlightImage[i,Thickness[.003],Dashing[.01],
Line[pt],
Circle[pt[[1]],EuclideanDistance@@pt[[;;2]]],
ImageSize->800]
,Alignment->Center],
pt,1610,100,2005,100,Locator,LocatorAutoCreate->True]
A few things to take a note:
In addition to the distance between 2 points you can build a whole path and measure its length.
Add or remove more path points with CMD(ALT)+CLICK on Mac (Win).
Decreasing image size will make your app faster
Scaling factor in front of
RegionMeasurecan be adjusted to match map scale. It is done by simply running app for the firs time when in initial stage the path is equal to the map scale length (see next image below). Then adjust the scaling factor so number in the title is equal to the number on the map scale.In the initial state there are only 2 points and a circle centered at 1st and passing through 2nd. Dragging locators around and see how number in the title changes effectively solves your second task. Place 1st point at a needed location and then drag 2nd to measure needed radius that is indicated in the plot title and you get the circle you need.
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Both tasks you outlined could be fused into a single app - screenshot is above. I assume that because this is a game the corrections due to geodetic model (flat map from non-flat planet surface) do not really matter (this was not mentioned in the project description). Here is a quite simple code to get you started that you can modify and upgrade.
i = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/TVsMy.jpg"];
Manipulate[
Column[
Style["Advantures will take you "<>
ToString[Round[.7595 RegionMeasure[N[Line[pt]]],.01]]
<>" miles",20,FontFamily->"Herculanum"],
HighlightImage[i,Thickness[.003],Dashing[.01],
Line[pt],
Circle[pt[[1]],EuclideanDistance@@pt[[;;2]]],
ImageSize->800]
,Alignment->Center],
pt,1610,100,2005,100,Locator,LocatorAutoCreate->True]
A few things to take a note:
In addition to the distance between 2 points you can build a whole path and measure its length.
Add or remove more path points with CMD(ALT)+CLICK on Mac (Win).
Decreasing image size will make your app faster
Scaling factor in front of
RegionMeasurecan be adjusted to match map scale. It is done by simply running app for the firs time when in initial stage the path is equal to the map scale length (see next image below). Then adjust the scaling factor so number in the title is equal to the number on the map scale.In the initial state there are only 2 points and a circle centered at 1st and passing through 2nd. Dragging locators around and see how number in the title changes effectively solves your second task. Place 1st point at a needed location and then drag 2nd to measure needed radius that is indicated in the plot title and you get the circle you need.
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
$endgroup$
Both tasks you outlined could be fused into a single app - screenshot is above. I assume that because this is a game the corrections due to geodetic model (flat map from non-flat planet surface) do not really matter (this was not mentioned in the project description). Here is a quite simple code to get you started that you can modify and upgrade.
i = Import["https://i.stack.imgur.com/TVsMy.jpg"];
Manipulate[
Column[
Style["Advantures will take you "<>
ToString[Round[.7595 RegionMeasure[N[Line[pt]]],.01]]
<>" miles",20,FontFamily->"Herculanum"],
HighlightImage[i,Thickness[.003],Dashing[.01],
Line[pt],
Circle[pt[[1]],EuclideanDistance@@pt[[;;2]]],
ImageSize->800]
,Alignment->Center],
pt,1610,100,2005,100,Locator,LocatorAutoCreate->True]
A few things to take a note:
In addition to the distance between 2 points you can build a whole path and measure its length.
Add or remove more path points with CMD(ALT)+CLICK on Mac (Win).
Decreasing image size will make your app faster
Scaling factor in front of
RegionMeasurecan be adjusted to match map scale. It is done by simply running app for the firs time when in initial stage the path is equal to the map scale length (see next image below). Then adjust the scaling factor so number in the title is equal to the number on the map scale.In the initial state there are only 2 points and a circle centered at 1st and passing through 2nd. Dragging locators around and see how number in the title changes effectively solves your second task. Place 1st point at a needed location and then drag 2nd to measure needed radius that is indicated in the plot title and you get the circle you need.
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
edited Apr 8 at 21:31
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
answered Apr 8 at 6:33
Vitaliy KaurovVitaliy Kaurov
57.9k6162283
57.9k6162283
1
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This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
1
1
$begingroup$
This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
This is amazing, thank you so much. One quick question though, I don't seem to be able to add the additional points like in your first screen shoot (in using windows)
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:26
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
$begingroup$
@Wombles you are welcome :) Read docs HERE especially details section. I corrected the post - on Win it is ALT+CLICK. Thanks for noting!
$endgroup$
– Vitaliy Kaurov
Apr 8 at 21:31
1
1
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Yes, fantastic answer Vitaliy. I have often wanted to use Mathematica for my own DnD game - perhaps now I will :)
$endgroup$
– Carl Lange
Apr 8 at 21:36
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
$begingroup$
Will do, i also need to download that sweet font too.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 21:37
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have some advice, but it is just that, and not a solution to your problem.
- Decide on a geodetic model for the world you are mapping. I recommend picking one of the geodetic models of planet Earth that Mathematica recognizes.
- Decide on what the projection from a sphere to your map grid will be.
- Use the built-in functions
GeoGridPositionandGeoPositionto transform coordinates between the grid (map) and the model (sphere). - Look at
GeoProjectionDatato learn about Mathematica knows about projections.
Note: depending on the projection you choose, a circle about a point on sphere may not appear as a circle on your map.
BTW, nice looking map.
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have some advice, but it is just that, and not a solution to your problem.
- Decide on a geodetic model for the world you are mapping. I recommend picking one of the geodetic models of planet Earth that Mathematica recognizes.
- Decide on what the projection from a sphere to your map grid will be.
- Use the built-in functions
GeoGridPositionandGeoPositionto transform coordinates between the grid (map) and the model (sphere). - Look at
GeoProjectionDatato learn about Mathematica knows about projections.
Note: depending on the projection you choose, a circle about a point on sphere may not appear as a circle on your map.
BTW, nice looking map.
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have some advice, but it is just that, and not a solution to your problem.
- Decide on a geodetic model for the world you are mapping. I recommend picking one of the geodetic models of planet Earth that Mathematica recognizes.
- Decide on what the projection from a sphere to your map grid will be.
- Use the built-in functions
GeoGridPositionandGeoPositionto transform coordinates between the grid (map) and the model (sphere). - Look at
GeoProjectionDatato learn about Mathematica knows about projections.
Note: depending on the projection you choose, a circle about a point on sphere may not appear as a circle on your map.
BTW, nice looking map.
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
$endgroup$
I have some advice, but it is just that, and not a solution to your problem.
- Decide on a geodetic model for the world you are mapping. I recommend picking one of the geodetic models of planet Earth that Mathematica recognizes.
- Decide on what the projection from a sphere to your map grid will be.
- Use the built-in functions
GeoGridPositionandGeoPositionto transform coordinates between the grid (map) and the model (sphere). - Look at
GeoProjectionDatato learn about Mathematica knows about projections.
Note: depending on the projection you choose, a circle about a point on sphere may not appear as a circle on your map.
BTW, nice looking map.
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
answered Apr 8 at 5:03
m_goldbergm_goldberg
88.6k873200
88.6k873200
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
$begingroup$
Thank you for the advice and the starting point.
$endgroup$
– Wombles
Apr 8 at 5:38
add a comment |
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