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tbd-station-14/Content.Client/Light/TileEmissionOverlay.cs
metalgearsloth b6ee183dc6 Add planet lighting (#32522)
* Implements a Dynamic Lighting System on maps.

* Edit: the night should be a little bit brighter and blue now.

* Major edit: everything must be done on the client side now, with certain datafield replicated.
Changes were outlined in the salvage to accommodate the new lighting system.

* Edit: The offset is now serverside, this makes the time accurate in all situations.

* Removing ununsed import

* Minor tweaks

* Tweak in time precision

* Minor tweak + Unused import removed

* Edit: apparently RealTime is better for what I'm looking for

* Fix: Now the time is calculated correctly.

* Minor tweaks

* Adds condition for when the light should be updated

* Add planet lighting

* she

* close-ish

* c

* bittersweat

* Fixes

* Revert "Merge branch '22719' into 2024-09-29-planet-lighting"

This reverts commit 9f2785bb16aee47d794aa3eed8ae15004f97fc35, reversing
changes made to 19649c07a5fb625423e08fc18d91c9cb101daa86.

* Europa and day-night

* weh

* rooves working

* Clean

* Remove Europa

* Fixes

* fix

* Update

* Fix caves

* Update for engine

* Add sun shadows (planet lighting v2)

For now mostly targeting walls and having the shadows change over time. Got the basic proof-of-concept working just needs a hell of a lot of polish.

* Documentation

* a

* Fixes

* Move blur to an overlay

* Slughands

* Fixes

* Remove v2 work

* Finalise

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Co-authored-by: DoutorWhite <thedoctorwhite@gmail.com>
2025-02-16 19:35:32 +11:00

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using System.Numerics;
using Content.Shared.Light.Components;
using Robust.Client.Graphics;
using Robust.Shared.Enums;
using Robust.Shared.Map;
using Robust.Shared.Map.Components;
namespace Content.Client.Light;
public sealed class TileEmissionOverlay : Overlay
{
public override OverlaySpace Space => OverlaySpace.BeforeLighting;
[Dependency] private readonly IMapManager _mapManager = default!;
[Dependency] private readonly IOverlayManager _overlay = default!;
private SharedMapSystem _mapSystem;
private SharedTransformSystem _xformSystem;
private readonly EntityLookupSystem _lookup;
private readonly EntityQuery<TransformComponent> _xformQuery;
private readonly HashSet<Entity<TileEmissionComponent>> _entities = new();
private List<Entity<MapGridComponent>> _grids = new();
public const int ContentZIndex = RoofOverlay.ContentZIndex + 1;
public TileEmissionOverlay(IEntityManager entManager)
{
IoCManager.InjectDependencies(this);
_lookup = entManager.System<EntityLookupSystem>();
_mapSystem = entManager.System<SharedMapSystem>();
_xformSystem = entManager.System<SharedTransformSystem>();
_xformQuery = entManager.GetEntityQuery<TransformComponent>();
ZIndex = ContentZIndex;
}
protected override void Draw(in OverlayDrawArgs args)
{
if (args.Viewport.Eye == null)
return;
var mapId = args.MapId;
var worldHandle = args.WorldHandle;
var lightoverlay = _overlay.GetOverlay<BeforeLightTargetOverlay>();
var bounds = lightoverlay.EnlargedBounds;
var target = lightoverlay.EnlargedLightTarget;
var viewport = args.Viewport;
args.WorldHandle.RenderInRenderTarget(target,
() =>
{
var invMatrix = target.GetWorldToLocalMatrix(viewport.Eye, viewport.RenderScale / 2f);
_grids.Clear();
_mapManager.FindGridsIntersecting(mapId, bounds, ref _grids, approx: true);
foreach (var grid in _grids)
{
var gridInvMatrix = _xformSystem.GetInvWorldMatrix(grid);
var localBounds = gridInvMatrix.TransformBox(bounds);
_entities.Clear();
_lookup.GetLocalEntitiesIntersecting(grid.Owner, localBounds, _entities);
if (_entities.Count == 0)
continue;
var gridMatrix = _xformSystem.GetWorldMatrix(grid.Owner);
foreach (var ent in _entities)
{
var xform = _xformQuery.Comp(ent);
var tile = _mapSystem.LocalToTile(grid.Owner, grid, xform.Coordinates);
var matty = Matrix3x2.Multiply(gridMatrix, invMatrix);
worldHandle.SetTransform(matty);
// Yes I am fully aware this leads to overlap. If you really want to have alpha then you'll need
// to turn the squares into polys.
// Additionally no shadows so if you make it too big it's going to go through a 1x wall.
var local = _lookup.GetLocalBounds(tile, grid.Comp.TileSize).Enlarged(ent.Comp.Range);
worldHandle.DrawRect(local, ent.Comp.Color);
}
}
}, null);
}
}