The next little game in the series where I make a fancy rogue game.
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roguish/lights.cpp

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#include "lights.hpp"
#include "constants.hpp"
#include <vector>
using std::vector;
namespace lighting {
void LightRender::render_square_light(LightSource source, Point at, PointList &has_light) {
for(matrix::in_box it{$lightmap, at.x, at.y, (size_t)floor(source.radius)}; it.next();) {
if($paths.$paths[it.y][it.x] != WALL_PATH_LIMIT) {
$lightmap[it.y][it.x] = light_level(source.strength, it.distance(), it.x, it.y);
has_light.push_back({it.x, it.y});
}
}
}
/*
* NOTE: This really doesn't need to calculate light all the time. It doesn't
* change around the light source until the lightsource is changed, so the
* light levels could be placed in a Matrix inside LightSource, calculated once
* and then simply "applied" to the area where the entity is located. The only
* thing that would need to be calculated each time is the walls.
*/
void LightRender::render_light(LightSource source, Point at) {
Point min, max;
clear_light_target(at);
PointList has_light;
render_square_light(source, at, has_light);
for(auto point : has_light) {
for(matrix::compass it{$lightmap, point.x, point.y}; it.next();) {
if($paths.$paths[it.y][it.x] == WALL_PATH_LIMIT) {
$lightmap[it.y][it.x] = light_level(source.strength, 1.5f, point.x, point.y);
}
}
}
}
int LightRender::light_level(int strength, float distance, size_t x, size_t y) {
int new_level = distance <= 1.0f ? strength : strength / sqrt(distance);
int cur_level = $lightmap[y][x];
return cur_level < new_level ? new_level : cur_level;
}
void LightRender::reset_light() {
for(auto &row : $lightmap) {
row.assign(row.size(), lighting::MIN);
}
}
void LightRender::clear_light_target(const Point &at) {
$paths.clear_target(at);
}
void LightRender::set_light_target(const Point &at, int value) {
$paths.set_target(at, value);
}
void LightRender::path_light(Matrix &walls) {
$paths.compute_paths(walls);
}
}