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3D Humanity Globe
library(rayshader)
library(rayrender)
popdata = raster::raster("gpw_v4_population_density_rev11_2020_15_min.tif")
population_mat = rayshader:::flipud(raster_to_matrix(popdata))
above1 = population_mat > 1
above5 = population_mat > 5
above10 = population_mat > 10
above50 = population_mat > 50
above100 = population_mat > 100
above500 = population_mat > 500
above1000 = population_mat > 1000
above1[is.na(above1)] = 0
above5[is.na(above5)] = 0
above10[is.na(above10)] = 0
above50[is.na(above50)] = 0
above100[is.na(above100)] = 0
above500[is.na(above500)] = 0
above1000[is.na(above1000)] = 0
turbocols = viridis::turbo(7)
wc = 0.4
chart_items =
xy_rect(x=-1,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color="grey30")) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "0", x=-1,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=-0.6,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[1]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "1>", x=-0.6,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=-0.2,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[2]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "5>", x=-0.2,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=0.2,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[3]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "10>", x=0.2,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=0.6,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[4]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "50>", x=0.6,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=1.0,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[5]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "100>", x=1.0,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=1.4,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[6]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "500>", x=1.4,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(xy_rect(x=1.8,y=-1.4,z=1,xwidth=wc,ywidth=0.2,
material=diffuse(color=turbocols[7]))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "1000>", x=1.8,y=-1.4,z=1.01, text_height = 0.1,
material=diffuse(color="black"))) %>%
add_object(text3d(label = "People per 30km^2", x=-0.55,y=-1.2,z=1.01, text_height = 0.15,
material=diffuse(color="white"))) %>%
group_objects(group_translate = c(-0.4,0,0),group_scale=c(0.85,0.85,0.85))
radm = 1.2
for(i in 1:720) {
chart_items %>%
add_object(group_objects(
sphere(radius=0.99*radm,material=diffuse(color="grey20")) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.0*radm,material= diffuse(color=turbocols[1],alpha_texture = above1))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.02*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[2],alpha_texture = above5))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.03*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[3],alpha_texture = above10))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.04*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[4],alpha_texture = above50))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.05*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[5],alpha_texture = above100))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.06*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[6],alpha_texture = above500))) %>%
add_object(sphere(radius=1.07*radm,material=diffuse(color=turbocols[7],alpha_texture = above1000))),
group_angle = c(0,-i/2,0))) %>%
add_object(sphere(y=10,z=5,radius=3,material=light(intensity = 20))) %>%
add_object(sphere(y=0,z=20,radius=3,material=light(intensity = 20))) %>%
render_scene(width=1000,height=1000,samples=128,rotate_env = 180,clamp_value = 10,
aperture=0,
filename=sprintf("worldpopfocus%i.png",i), lookat=c(0,-0.2,0))
}
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markbneal commented May 5, 2022

Some edits I'll make in my fork at some point:
In version of rayrender I'm using (23.6), group_objects has changed to not need group_ ahead of translate and scale (line 69) or angle (line 77).
kdctran in their fork added the data source link:
data: https://sedac.ciesin.columbia.edu/data/collection/gpw-v4

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Something also appears to have changed between 21.x (when this gist was written?) and 23.6, seemingly related to text3d. The text box appears as black. By changing the diffuse colour to white for the text (lines 32, 36,...), you can get an acceptable outcome, if not as clean as the original.
image

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markbneal commented May 18, 2022

I tried making the images into a gif from R with this suggestion, but I think it read too much into memory, and so failed:
https://www.nagraj.net/notes/gifs-in-r/
I will try command line options (pasting into terminal on linux) with this suggestion:
#https://askubuntu.com/a/757963/1596315
convert -resize 20% -delay 20 -loop 0 `ls -v *.png` myimage.gif
#The -v is necessary to order images correctly

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At the risk of asking a silly question, where can I get the gpw_v4_population_density_rev11_2020_15_min.tif file? I've tried searching Github, as well as the general internet, for it, but I can only find a handful of results, all of which lead back to this gist or a few others. Thanks in advance!

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Not so obvious, but a link pointing in the right direction is in my comment above [here].(https://gist.github.com/tylermorganwall/3ee1c6e2a5dff19aca7836c05cbbf9ac?permalink_comment_id=4156882#gistcomment-4156882)

If you follow that through to a download page, and select using hints in the file name, that should get you there.
https://sedac.ciesin.columbia.edu/data/set/gpw-v4-population-density-adjusted-to-2015-unwpp-country-totals-rev11/data-download

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