Updated Coordinate Converter Code

A new GUI for users has been made so that Pycharm or other IDEs are required to run the program.

POCoordinateConverter.py

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+import struct
+import tkinter as tk
+
+# Creates a window for user to input position array
+window = tk.Tk()
+window.geometry("500x300")
+window.title(string="Main Window for Value Input")
+
+# Creates Instructions for viewer in main window.
+instructionsLabel = tk.Label(wraplength=500, text="Input your position-array values below, and click the submit button. Each time you click submit, a new window should appear with the results that you can copy. Optionally, you may attatch a name to the values you are converting, so that you don't lose track of which value belongs to what.")
+instructionsLabel.pack()
+
+# Instructs viewer to input values in main window
+greeting = tk.Label(text="Insert your position-array values.")
+greeting.pack()
+
+# Creates entry field for viewer to input values in main window.
+entry = tk.Entry(width=500)
+entry.pack(padx=10, pady=10)
+
+
+# Instructs viewer to place optional name for new window.
+topWindowNamer = tk.Label(text="(Optional) Give a name/label to your set of values.")
+topWindowNamer.pack(padx=10, pady=10)
+
+# Creates optional field for someone to name their windows.
+entryNamer = tk.Entry(width=500)
+entryNamer.pack(padx=10, pady=10)
+
+
+
+name = entry.get()
+
+
+
+# Defines this whole thing as a command that can be run?
+def VertexOperations():
+    # Takes User Input of All Vertex Values
+    vertexValues = entry.get()
+
+    # Splits all Vertex Values into list values
+    vertexXSplit = vertexValues.split()
+
+    # Splits vertexXSplit into x, y, and z in order.
+    xOriginal = vertexXSplit[::3]
+    yOriginal = vertexXSplit[1::3]
+    zOriginal = vertexXSplit[2::3]
+
+    # Conversions, AKA Converting the lists to actual numbers for math
+    XNumberList = [float(xOriginal) for xOriginal in xOriginal]
+    YNumberList = [float(yOriginal) for yOriginal in yOriginal]
+    ZNumberList = [float(zOriginal) for zOriginal in zOriginal]
+
+    # Convert negative to positive and positive to negative in the ZNumberList list. (Converts z to -z.)
+    ZNumberList = [-1 * ZNumberList for ZNumberList in ZNumberList]
+
+    # Reorders the Number list to (x, -z, y) and combines them into one list.
+    lists = [XNumberList, ZNumberList, YNumberList]
+    POFinal = [val for tup in zip(*lists) for val in tup]
+
+    # Converting values to hex.
+
+    def float_to_hex(f):
+        return hex(struct.unpack('<I', struct.pack('<f', f))[0])
+
+    i = 0
+    POHexConverted = []
+    while i < len(POFinal):
+        POHexAppender = float_to_hex(POFinal[i])
+        POHexConverted.append(POHexAppender)
+        i = i + 1
+
+    # Removes 0x in front of coordinates.
+
+    POHexNo0x = [x.replace("0x", "") for x in POHexConverted]
+
+    # Brings all values into one nice long string
+    POHexCleanFinal = ''.join([str(element) for element in POHexNo0x])
+
+    #Creates a new window or area for user to copy the hex code.
+    topWindow = tk.Toplevel()
+    topWindow.geometry("1000x200")
+    windowTitleNamer = entryNamer.get()
+    topWindow.title(string=windowTitleNamer)
+    optionalName = tk.Label(topWindow, text=windowTitleNamer, font=('Helvetica', 18, 'bold'))
+    optionalName.pack()
+    resultEntry = tk.Entry(topWindow, width=900)
+    resultEntry.insert(0, POHexCleanFinal)
+    resultEntry.configure(state="readonly")
+    resultEntry.pack(padx=10, pady=10)
+    resultCopyLabel = tk.Label(topWindow, text="Copy the hex code above.")
+    resultCopyLabel.pack()
+
+# creates button in window
+button = tk.Button(window, text="Submit", command=VertexOperations)
+button.pack()
+
+# tells the program to wait and listen for things like button presses or something like that idk, and then runs the whole shebang for the program
+window.mainloop()