import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
import random, sys                                            
sys.path.append("C:\Weronika\erasmus Graz\Digitale Methoden - Python\DM_lib")                                                
import DM_lib as dm            

#delete everything start from scratch
allobj = rs.AllObjects()
rs.DeleteObjects(allobj)


offs1 = 2   #offset between points
offs2 = 5
nb = 14

rs.EnableRedraw(False)

newCoords = []

#cube
for i in range(nb):
    for j in range(nb):
        for k in range(nb):
            if not (i>0 and j>0) or not(i<(nb-1) and j<(nb-1)):
                square = rs.AddPoint(i,j,k)
#                rs.MoveObjects(square, (i*offs1,j*offs1,k*offs1))
            cor = [i,j,k]
            newCoords.append(cor)
#random.shuffle(newCoords)
rs.AddCurve(newCoords, 1)



#sphere
sphere_coords = []

anz = random.randint(10,3000)
rad = 1.0
center = [random.randint(10,300), 26,114]
deltaAngle = 360/anz
vec = [10, 0, 0]
for i in range(anz):
    angX = deltaAngle*i
    print angX
    vecX = rs.VectorRotate( vec, angX , [random.uniform(-1,1),random.uniform(-1,1),random.uniform(-1,1)]  ) #vector, angle_degrees, axis)
    vecX = rs.VectorScale( vecX, random.uniform( 5,rad) )
    vecX = rs.VectorAdd( vecX, center)
    #sphere color pink
    rs.AddPoint( vecX )
    sphere_points = rs.AddPoint(vecX)
    if sphere_points:
        sphere_coords.append(sphere_points)
for sphere_points in sphere_coords:
    color = [255,0,255]
    rs.ObjectColor(sphere_points, color)
    
    rs.AddLine(square, sphere_points)

rs.ZoomExtents()