/** 
 * @file class1/deferred/skyF.glsl
 *
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 * Second Life Viewer Source Code
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 */

// Inputs
in vec3 vary_HazeColor;
in float vary_LightNormPosDot;

uniform sampler2D rainbow_map;
uniform sampler2D halo_map;

uniform float moisture_level;
uniform float droplet_radius;
uniform float ice_level;

out vec4 frag_data[4];

vec3 srgb_to_linear(vec3 c);

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The fragment shader for the sky
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


vec3 rainbow(float d)
{
    // 'Interesting' values of d are -0.75 .. -0.825, i.e. when view vec nearly opposite of sun vec
    // Rainbox tex is mapped with REPEAT, so -.75 as tex coord is same as 0.25.  -0.825 -> 0.175. etc.
    // SL-13629
    // Unfortunately the texture is inverted, so we need to invert the y coord, but keep the 'interesting'
    // part within the same 0.175..0.250 range, i.e. d = (1 - d) - 1.575
    d         = clamp(-0.575 - d, 0.0, 1.0);

    // With the colors in the lower 1/4 of the texture, inverting the coords leaves most of it inaccessible.
    // So, we can stretch the texcoord above the colors (ie > 0.25) to fill the entire remaining coordinate
    // space. This improves gradation, reduces banding within the rainbow interior. (1-0.25) / (0.425/0.25) = 4.2857
    float interior_coord = max(0.0, d - 0.25) * 4.2857;
    d = clamp(d, 0.0, 0.25) + interior_coord;

    float rad = (droplet_radius - 5.0f) / 1024.0f;
    return pow(texture(rainbow_map, vec2(rad+0.5, d)).rgb, vec3(1.8)) * moisture_level;
}

vec3 halo22(float d)
{
    d       = clamp(d, 0.1, 1.0);
    float v = sqrt(clamp(1 - (d * d), 0, 1));
    return texture(halo_map, vec2(0, v)).rgb * ice_level;
}

void main()
{
    // Potential Fill-rate optimization.  Add cloud calculation 
    // back in and output alpha of 0 (so that alpha culling kills 
    // the fragment) if the sky wouldn't show up because the clouds 
    // are fully opaque.

    vec3 color = vary_HazeColor;

    float  rel_pos_lightnorm = vary_LightNormPosDot;
    float optic_d = rel_pos_lightnorm;
    vec3  halo_22 = halo22(optic_d);
    color.rgb += rainbow(optic_d);
    color.rgb += halo_22;
    color.rgb *= 2.;
    color.rgb = clamp(color.rgb, vec3(0), vec3(5));

    frag_data[0] = vec4(0);
    frag_data[1] = vec4(0);
    frag_data[2] = vec4(0.0,0.0,0.0,GBUFFER_FLAG_SKIP_ATMOS); //1.0 in norm.w masks off fog
    frag_data[3] = vec4(color.rgb, 1.0);
}