Spring RTS Engine

Posted: **27 Oct 2016, 14:21**

Hi to All,
I have a question:

Can I change the lightmap intensity ?
for example: In my map I use light line (for example airport lights). I would like shut off this lights during the game. Can i change maplight value or i need to swap the lightmap with other image?

I found this on wiki:
Spring.UpdateMapLight

(number lightHandle, table lightParams) -> boolean success

but I don't know how use commands...
can you help me?
Thx!

Posted: **30 Oct 2016, 22:04**

Anyone can help me please? Thx

Posted: **06 Nov 2016, 11:12**

Could you please post more information on what visual you would like to achieve? Its not apparent to me from your post..

Posted: **15 Nov 2016, 22:50**

Sorry for late reply.

Have a look at this viewtopic.php?f=13&t=35373, i think it should be self explaining pretty much.

I hope this will help you.

Posted: **16 Nov 2016, 08:38**

Beherith wrote:Could you please post more information on what visual you would like to achieve? Its not apparent to me from your post..

code_man wrote:Sorry for late reply.

Have a look at this viewtopic.php?f=13&t=35373, i think it should be self explaining pretty much.

I hope this will help you.

hi guys! thx for interest, but i don't need to change enviromental ligh, but i need to change lights of the map . So, I will post as soon as possible more info as asked by beherith. Thx again! see you soon

Posted: **23 Nov 2016, 01:17**

code_man wrote:Sorry for late reply.

Have a look at this viewtopic.php?f=13&t=35373, i think it should be self explaining pretty much.

I hope this will help you.

Beherith wrote:Could you please post more information on what visual you would like to achieve? Its not apparent to me from your post..

hello, as promise I post more detail about my question:

1) for "lightmap intensity" I mean "light_emission" intensity.

2) the question is: Can I change light_emission image of the map during the play?

For example :
I would like change light emission map from light_emissionA.png to light_emissionB.png when a "x" power generator explode.

Is this possible?
Thx a lot!
Bye

Posted: **24 Nov 2016, 17:35**

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if (gl.Texture("emissionTexture.png")) then
  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "emissionTexture.png")
end

Posted: **24 Nov 2016, 22:40**

Let there be light - Yagami
Inb4 funny timelapse light challenge

If you want to alter the sun direction - /dynamic sun
is needed.

To any dev passing by... does this

accuratly depict how the rotation sun is setup?

The direction vector is perpendicular to the orbital plane, which is always a circle. The distance equals the radius of the circle.
The total time equals the circumference of the circle?

Posted: **26 Nov 2016, 23:41**

Toyed around with it- made this:

Drag and Drop into gadget repo- be amazed:

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function gadget:GetInfo()
	return {
		name = "jw_suncontroller",
		desc = "controlls the sun rising and sinking",
		author = "PicassoCT",
		date = "12.02.2083",
		version = "v0.1",
		license = "GPL v3.0 or later",
		layer = -1, 
		enabled = true,
	}
end


if gadgetHandler:IsSyncedCode() then
	-------------------------------------
	----------------SYNCED---------------
	function makeVector(x,y,z)
		return {x=x,y=y,z=z}
	end
	
	
	local boolDebug=false
	--==========================WhereTheSunDontShines============================
	--Initialses the sun control and sets the inital arc
	function gadget:GameStart ()
		Spring.SetSunManualControl(true)
		setSunArc()
	end
	
	function clamp(val,low,up)
		if val > up 	then return up end
		if val < low 	then return low end
		return val
	end
	
	
	
	--multiplies all members of a table by a factor
	function factor(value,fac)
		for key,val in pairs(value) do
			value[key]=value[key]*fac
		end
		
		return value
	end
	
	--if you want diffrent colours for your day, modify this table
	sunCol={}
	--night
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(54,106,144)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(49,95,125)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(41,72,120)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(27,37,100)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(24,50,80)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(50,20,30)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(75,18,25)
	--sunrise
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(88,28,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(120,39,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(156,51,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(175,57,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(223,73,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(246,66,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(255,128,0)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(255,199,0)
	--noon
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(188,193,210)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(203,175,167)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(229,232,235)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(229,232,235)
	sunCol[#sunCol+1]=makeVector(229,232,235)
	--zenit
	--mirrored sunrise
	for i=1,20 do
		sunCol[#sunCol+1]= sunCol[20-i]
	end
	--factor to divide the rgb values
	divFactor=255
	-- Calculates the suns color depending on daytime
	function getsunColor (percent)
		percent=clamp(percent,0,1)
		pMin=math.floor(percent * (#sunCol))
		pMax=math.min(pMin+1,#sunCol)
		--clamp
		pMax=math.max(2,math.min(pMax,#sunCol))
		pMin = math.min(pMax-1,math.max(1,pMin))
		
		onePart= 1/#sunCol
		diff= math.abs( percent -(pMin*onePart))/onePart
		
		
		return {
			r=math.abs(math.mix(sunCol[pMin].x,sunCol[pMax].x, diff))/divFactor,
			g=math.abs(math.mix(sunCol[pMin].y,sunCol[pMax].y, diff))/divFactor,			
			b=math.abs(math.mix(sunCol[pMin].z,sunCol[pMax].z, diff))/divFactor,
			a=0.5
		}
	end 
	--Various Atmosphere and Sun setting getters
	function getDefaultConfg(rgba)
		confg={
			groundAmbientColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			groundDiffuseColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			groundSpecularColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			unitAmbientColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			unitDiffuseColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			unitSpecularColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			specularExponent = 0.007,
			sunColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			skyColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			cloudColor = {rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r, rgba.r},
			fogStart = 0.25,
			fogEnd = 0.75,
			fogColor = {1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.5}
		}
		
		return confg
	end
	function getgroundAmbientColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.66)
	end 
	function getgroundDiffuseColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.75)
	end 
	function getgroundSpecularColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.95)
	end 
	function getunitAmbientColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.9)
	end 
	function getunitDiffuseColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.98)
	end 
	function getunitSpecularColor(percent)
		rgba= getsunColor(percent)
		rgba.r= math.min(rgba.r,rgba.r*0.8)
		return rgba
	end 
	function getspecularExponent(percent)
		return {r=0,g=0,b=0,a=percent*100}
	end 
	function getFogColor(percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.9)
	end
	function getskyColor (percent)
		rgba=getsunColor(percent)
		rgba=factor(rgba,0.6)
		rgba.b=rgba.b+0.05
		return rgba
	end 
	function getcloudColor (percent)
		return factor(getsunColor(percent),0.3)
	end 
	
	function setSunArc()
		local resultVec=makeVector(0.5,0.4,0.3)
		Spring.SetSunParameters(resultVec.x, resultVec.y,resultVec.z, 250, 0, 32400)
	end
	-- calculates a fog curve with peak at midnight and zero at dawn and dusk
	function getFogFactor(percent)
		cosFac=(percent*2*math.pi)-math.pi
		invCosRes=math.cos(cosFac)*-1
		if invCosRes < 0 then invCosRes=0 end
		return invCosRes
	end
	--sets the sunconfiguration given to it
	function setSun(c, totalPercent)
		
		
		
		
		
		
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({groundAmbientColor = {c.groundAmbientColor[1], c.groundAmbientColor[2], c.groundAmbientColor[3], c.groundAmbientColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({groundDiffuseColor = {c.groundDiffuseColor[1], c.groundDiffuseColor[2], c.groundDiffuseColor[3], c.groundDiffuseColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({groundSpecularColor = {c.groundSpecularColor[1], c.groundSpecularColor[2], c.groundSpecularColor[3], c.groundSpecularColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({unitAmbientColor = {c.unitAmbientColor[1], c.unitAmbientColor[2], c.unitAmbientColor[3], c.unitAmbientColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({unitDiffuseColor ={c.unitDiffuseColor[1], c.unitDiffuseColor[2], c.unitDiffuseColor[3], c.unitDiffuseColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({unitSpecularColor = {c.unitSpecularColor[1], c.unitSpecularColor[2], c.unitSpecularColor[3], c.unitSpecularColor[4]}})
		Spring.SetSunLighting ({specularExponent = c.specularExponent})
		
		Spring.SetAtmosphere ({sunColor = {c.sunColor[1], c.sunColor[2], c.sunColor[3], c.sunColor[4] }})	--c.sunColor[4]
		Spring.SetAtmosphere ({skyColor ={c.skyColor[1], c.skyColor[2], c.skyColor[3],c.skyColor[4] }})
		Spring.SetAtmosphere ({cloudColor = {c.cloudColor[1], c.cloudColor[2], c.cloudColor[3], c.cloudColor[4]}})
		--Spring.SetAtmosphere ({fogStart = c.fogStart, fogEnd =c.fogEnd, fogColor = {c.fogColor[1], c.fogColor[2], c.fogColor[3], c.fogColor[4]}}) 
		
	end
	--Creates a DayString
	function getDayTime(now,total)
		hours=math.floor((now/total)*24)
		minutes=math.ceil((((now/total)*24)-hours)*60)
		return hours..":"..minutes
	end
	
	--gets a config and sets the time of day as sun
	function aDay(timeFrame,WholeDay)
		if boolDebug == true then
			Spring.Echo("sunGadget::"..getDayTime(timeFrame%(WholeDay),WholeDay))
		end
		percent=((timeFrame%(WholeDay))/(WholeDay))
		
		
		config= getDefaultConfg({r=0.5,g=0.5,b=0.5,a=0.5})	
		rgba=getgroundAmbientColor(percent)
		
		config.groundAmbientColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getgroundDiffuseColor(percent)
		config.groundDiffuseColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getgroundSpecularColor(percent)
		config.groundSpecularColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getunitAmbientColor(percent)
		config.unitAmbientColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getunitDiffuseColor(percent)
		config.unitDiffuseColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getunitSpecularColor(percent)
		
		config.unitSpecularColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b}
		rgba=getspecularExponent(percent)
		config.specularExponent = rgba.a
		rgba=getsunColor (percent)
		config.sunColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b, rgba.a}
		rgba=getskyColor (percent)
		config.skyColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b, rgba.a}
		rgba=getcloudColor (percent)
		config.cloudColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b, rgba.a}
		
		config.fogStart = 2048* (1.001-getFogFactor(percent))
		config.fogEnd = 8192* (1.001-getFogFactor(percent))
		rgba=getFogColor(percent)
		config.fogColor = {rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b, rgba.a}
		
		setSun(config,percent)	
		
	end
	
	--set the sun
	function gadget:GameFrame(n)		
		if n % 32 == 0 then
			aDay(n,28800)		
		end	
		if n % 28800 == 0 then 
			setSunArc()
		end
	end
end

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Posted: **30 Nov 2016, 22:22**

Thx to all for informations!

Kloot wrote:

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if (gl.Texture("emissionTexture.png")) then
  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "emissionTexture.png")
end

Hi kloot, i tried but probably i wrong something:
where i need to save .png file?
I used this code only for test:

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function gadget:GetInfo()
   return {
      name = "unita_iniziali",
      desc = "Aggiunge unità all'inizio del gioco.",
      author = "daryl - ",  -- thx to http://springrts.com community,  knorke,  smoth,  Beherith,  jK .
      date = "September 19st,  2010",
      license = "GPL,  v.2,  2008",
      layer = 1,
      enabled = true,
   }
end
 
local gaiaTeamId        = Spring.GetGaiaTeamID()

-- change  the emitting texture 
  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "light_emission_bocciata.png")


        end

but at start of game emission map is the original setted in "namemap/maps/namemap.sdm".
what I wrong?

Posted: **12 Dec 2016, 13:38**

Kloot wrote:

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if (gl.Texture("emissionTexture.png")) then
  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "emissionTexture.png")
end

sorry, i'm not a coder...
- this code set the new emitting texture?:

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  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "newemissionTex.png")

- the "newemissiontex.png" file must be saved at the same place of original "emissiontex.png"?

I tried to use this code but emitting light don't change...

please, if the job is simple, can you make for me a code/sample:

when the "X" unit is destroyed -> change emitting map using "newemissiontex.png"...

thankyou

Posted: **19 May 2017, 09:09**

daryl wrote:

sorry, i'm not a coder...
- this code set the new emitting texture?:
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  Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "newemissionTex.png")
- the "newemissiontex.png" file must be saved at the same place of original "emissiontex.png"?

I tried to use this code but emitting light don't change...

please, if the job is simple, can you make for me a code/sample:

when the "X" unit is destroyed -> change emitting map using "newemissiontex.png"...

thankyou

up!
sorry,
anyone can help me with code??

Posted: **19 May 2017, 12:26**

$ssmf_emission

What is this? If it's a variable, drop the $.

The problem is, I don't think any of us understand what you want?

To me it almost sounds like you are talking about specular?

Posted: **19 May 2017, 13:05**

Don't listen to forb.

$ssmf_* are various SSMF textures, and they can be set with the code Kloot provided.

If you plan to change them *per* unit, you probably want to use a Lua texture. Set it *once* and then do all changes to the Lua texture (this is how springboard implements SSMF editing).

Unless things changed, the main requirement for this to work is for there to be an *existing* SSMF texture that you're trying to modify. Therefore, your map needs to have the SSMF texture already specified.

PS: I still don't fully understand what this is supposed to explain: http://www.warmachinesrts.com/altri_sit ... ission.jpg . Can you elaborate further?

Posted: **19 May 2017, 18:16**

gajop wrote:Don't listen to forb.

$ssmf_* are various SSMF textures, and they can be set with the code Kloot provided.

If you plan to change them *per* unit, you probably want to use a Lua texture. Set it *once* and then do all changes to the Lua texture (this is how springboard implements SSMF editing).

Unless things changed, the main requirement for this to work is for there to be an *existing* SSMF texture that you're trying to modify. Therefore, your map needs to have the SSMF texture already specified.

PS: I still don't fully understand what this is supposed to explain: http://www.warmachinesrts.com/altri_sit ... ission.jpg . Can you elaborate further?

ok I try to explain what i'm trying to do:
In the map there is an Auto Emit texture that light some lines around the roads.
I would like create an event, during the game, in which If I destroy a "X unit" (for example a GaIA power plant), these light lines shut off.

So, Can I change Auto_emit texture during the game? For example, initial Auto emit texture is the file "Ae_on.png" setted into the map.lua.
Its possible to change this autoemit texture during the game, using a second file named "Ae_off.png" ?
If this is possible i need some help to do this:
when "X_unit" is destroyed -> change auto emit texture map with this one from Ae_off.png file.

this is the auto emit texture from spring wiki https://springrts.com/wiki/Mapdev:lightemission

Posted: **20 May 2017, 14:24**

gajop wrote:Don't listen to forb.

$ssmf_* are various SSMF textures, and they can be set with the code Kloot provided.

What kloot wrote was ambiguous. Let me clarify his post:

Wiki wrote: Spring.SetMapShadingTexture ( string texType, string texName ) -> boolean success

For Example:

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if (gl.Texture("emissionTexture.png")) then
	Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "emissionTexture.png")
end

To be fair, I didn't even notice kloot's post, so I thought that:

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Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "emissionTexture.png")

Was just something he came up with. and I didn't even bother looking up Spring.SetMapShadingTexture

Protip, @daryl. When you want someone on this forum to help you out, make a statement about something, but make sure that your statement is either nonsensical or just outright wrong. You will have tons of posters correcting you, in which case you get your answer, as opposed to asking a legit question and being completely ignored.

Posted: **30 Jun 2018, 09:22**

A bit of the necro. But the topic/content is appropriate.

I'm playing with Spring.SetMapShadingTexture and seem to have stuck in the mud. In particular I can't assign $ssmf_emission texture to be a texture, generated with gl.CreateTexture. I want to modify the texture values dynamically, therefore the use of in-memory texture is mandatory. See the code snippet:

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	local ssmfTexInfo = gl.TextureInfo("$ssmf_emission")
	ssmfEmissionTexNew = gl.CreateTexture(ssmfTexInfo.xsize, ssmfTexInfo.ysize, {
							border = false,
							min_filter = GL.NEAREST,
							mag_filter = GL.NEAREST,
							wrap_s = GL.CLAMP_TO_EDGE,
							wrap_t = GL.CLAMP_TO_EDGE,
						})
	
	Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", "some_image_file.png")
	-- WORKS ^^^^^^^^
	
	Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", ssmfEmissionTexNew)
	-- DOES NOTHING ^^^^^^^^

Is this by design or just an oversight? If former, then how do I change emission map texture in the real time?

Posted: **30 Jun 2018, 10:02**

Try adding fbo = true, like

ivand wrote:

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	local ssmfTexInfo = gl.TextureInfo("$ssmf_emission")
	ssmfEmissionTexNew = gl.CreateTexture(ssmfTexInfo.xsize, ssmfTexInfo.ysize, {
							border = false,
							min_filter = GL.NEAREST,
							mag_filter = GL.NEAREST,
							wrap_s = GL.CLAMP_TO_EDGE,
							wrap_t = GL.CLAMP_TO_EDGE,
							fbo = true,
						})
	Spring.SetMapShadingTexture("$ssmf_emission", ssmfEmissionTexNew)

Haven't used emission textures, but should work.

Posted: **30 Jun 2018, 11:12**

I pasted only part of the code. Texture is attached to FBO a few lines later:

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fbo = gl.CreateFBO({color0 = ssmfEmissionTexOrig, color1 = ssmfEmissionTexNew})
fbo.drawbuffers = {GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0_EXT, GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT1_EXT}

I also tried

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fbo = true

right in the texture definition. Doesn't make any difference.

Posted: **30 Jun 2018, 12:06**

Is [DOES NOTHING] by design or just an oversight?

Neither, gajop's copypasta snippet visibly kills the default emission texture (as it should) for me on Core Platform.

Which map(s) are you using to test this?

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