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/**
 * @file class2\windlight\atmosphericsFuncs.glsl
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uniform vec4  lightnorm;
uniform vec4  sunlight_color;
uniform vec3 sunlight_linear;
uniform vec4  moonlight_color;
uniform vec3 moonlight_linear;
uniform int   sun_up_factor;
uniform vec4  ambient_color;
uniform vec3 ambient_linear;
uniform vec4  blue_horizon;
uniform vec3 blue_horizon_linear;
uniform vec4  blue_density;
uniform vec3 blue_density_linear;
uniform float haze_horizon;
uniform float haze_density;
uniform float haze_density_linear;
uniform float cloud_shadow;
uniform float density_multiplier;
uniform float distance_multiplier;
uniform float max_y;
uniform vec4  glow;
uniform float scene_light_strength;
uniform mat3  ssao_effect_mat;
uniform int   no_atmo;
uniform float sun_moon_glow_factor;

float getAmbientClamp() { return 1.0f; }

vec3 srgb_to_linear(vec3 col);

// return colors in sRGB space
void calcAtmosphericVars(vec3 inPositionEye, vec3 light_dir, float ambFactor, out vec3 sunlit, out vec3 amblit, out vec3 additive,
                         out vec3 atten, bool use_ao)
{
    vec3 rel_pos = inPositionEye;

    //(TERRAIN) limit altitude
    if (abs(rel_pos.y) > max_y) rel_pos *= (max_y / rel_pos.y);

    vec3  rel_pos_norm = normalize(rel_pos);
    float rel_pos_len  = length(rel_pos);
    vec4  sunlight     = (sun_up_factor == 1) ? sunlight_color : moonlight_color;

    // sunlight attenuation effect (hue and brightness) due to atmosphere
    // this is used later for sunlight modulation at various altitudes
    vec4 light_atten = (blue_density + vec4(haze_density * 0.25)) * (density_multiplier * max_y);
    // I had thought blue_density and haze_density should have equal weighting,
    // but attenuation due to haze_density tends to seem too strong

    vec4 combined_haze = blue_density + vec4(haze_density);
    vec4 blue_weight   = blue_density / combined_haze;
    vec4 haze_weight   = vec4(haze_density) / combined_haze;

    //(TERRAIN) compute sunlight from lightnorm y component. Factor is roughly cosecant(sun elevation) (for short rays like terrain)
    float above_horizon_factor = 1.0 / max(1e-6, lightnorm.y);
    sunlight *= exp(-light_atten * above_horizon_factor);  // for sun [horizon..overhead] this maps to an exp curve [0..1]

    // main atmospheric scattering line integral
    float density_dist = rel_pos_len * density_multiplier;

    // Transparency (-> combined_haze)
    // ATI Bugfix -- can't store combined_haze*density_dist*distance_multiplier in a variable because the ati
    // compiler gets confused.
    combined_haze = exp(-combined_haze * density_dist * distance_multiplier);

    // final atmosphere attenuation factor
    atten = combined_haze.rgb;

    // compute haze glow
    float haze_glow = dot(rel_pos_norm, lightnorm.xyz);

    // dampen sun additive contrib when not facing it...
    // SL-13539: This "if" clause causes an "additive" white artifact at roughly 77 degreees.
    //    if (length(light_dir) > 0.01)
    haze_glow *= max(0.0f, dot(light_dir, rel_pos_norm));

    haze_glow = 1. - haze_glow;
    // haze_glow is 0 at the sun and increases away from sun
    haze_glow = max(haze_glow, .001);  // set a minimum "angle" (smaller glow.y allows tighter, brighter hotspot)
    haze_glow *= glow.x;
    // higher glow.x gives dimmer glow (because next step is 1 / "angle")
    haze_glow = pow(haze_glow, glow.z);
    // glow.z should be negative, so we're doing a sort of (1 / "angle") function

    // add "minimum anti-solar illumination"
    haze_glow += .25;

    haze_glow *= sun_moon_glow_factor;

    vec4 amb_color = ambient_color;

    // increase ambient when there are more clouds
    vec4 tmpAmbient = amb_color + (vec4(1.) - amb_color) * cloud_shadow * 0.5;

    /*  decrease value and saturation (that in HSV, not HSL) for occluded areas
     * // for HSV color/geometry used here, see http://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/index.html?node52.html
     * // The following line of code performs the equivalent of:
     * float ambAlpha = tmpAmbient.a;
     * float ambValue = dot(vec3(tmpAmbient), vec3(0.577)); // projection onto <1/rt(3), 1/rt(3), 1/rt(3)>, the neutral white-black axis
     * vec3 ambHueSat = vec3(tmpAmbient) - vec3(ambValue);
     * tmpAmbient = vec4(RenderSSAOEffect.valueFactor * vec3(ambValue) + RenderSSAOEffect.saturationFactor *(1.0 - ambFactor) * ambHueSat,
     * ambAlpha);
     */
    if (use_ao)
    {
        tmpAmbient = vec4(mix(ssao_effect_mat * tmpAmbient.rgb, tmpAmbient.rgb, ambFactor), tmpAmbient.a);
    }

    // Similar/Shared Algorithms:
    //     indra\llinventory\llsettingssky.cpp                                        -- LLSettingsSky::calculateLightSettings()
    //     indra\newview\app_settings\shaders\class1\windlight\atmosphericsFuncs.glsl -- calcAtmosphericVars()
    // haze color
    vec3 cs = sunlight.rgb * (1. - cloud_shadow);
    additive = (blue_horizon.rgb * blue_weight.rgb) * (cs + tmpAmbient.rgb) + (haze_horizon * haze_weight.rgb) * (cs * haze_glow + tmpAmbient.rgb);

    // brightness of surface both sunlight and ambient
    sunlit = sunlight.rgb;
    amblit = tmpAmbient.rgb;
    additive *= vec3(1.0 - combined_haze);
}


vec3 srgb_to_linear(vec3 col);

// return colors in linear space
void calcAtmosphericVarsLinear(vec3 inPositionEye, vec3 light_dir, float ambFactor, out vec3 sunlit, out vec3 amblit, out vec3 additive,
                         out vec3 atten, bool use_ao)
{
#if 1
    calcAtmosphericVars(inPositionEye, light_dir, 1.0, sunlit, amblit, additive, atten, false);
    sunlit = srgb_to_linear(sunlit);
    additive = srgb_to_linear(additive);
    amblit = ambient_linear;
#else 

    //EXPERIMENTAL -- attempt to factor out srgb_to_linear conversions above
    vec3 rel_pos = inPositionEye;

    //(TERRAIN) limit altitude
    if (abs(rel_pos.y) > max_y) rel_pos *= (max_y / rel_pos.y);

    vec3  rel_pos_norm = normalize(rel_pos);
    float rel_pos_len  = length(rel_pos);
    vec4  sunlight     = (sun_up_factor == 1) ? vec4(sunlight_linear, 0.0) : vec4(moonlight_linear, 0.0);

    // sunlight attenuation effect (hue and brightness) due to atmosphere
    // this is used later for sunlight modulation at various altitudes
    vec4 light_atten = (blue_density + vec4(haze_density * 0.25)) * (density_multiplier * max_y);
    // I had thought blue_density and haze_density should have equal weighting,
    // but attenuation due to haze_density tends to seem too strong

    vec4 combined_haze = blue_density + vec4(haze_density);
    vec4 blue_weight   = blue_density / combined_haze;
    vec4 haze_weight   = vec4(haze_density) / combined_haze;

    //(TERRAIN) compute sunlight from lightnorm y component. Factor is roughly cosecant(sun elevation) (for short rays like terrain)
    float above_horizon_factor = 1.0 / max(1e-6, lightnorm.y);
    sunlight *= exp(-light_atten * above_horizon_factor);  // for sun [horizon..overhead] this maps to an exp curve [0..1]

    // main atmospheric scattering line integral
    float density_dist = rel_pos_len * density_multiplier;

    // Transparency (-> combined_haze)
    // ATI Bugfix -- can't store combined_haze*density_dist*distance_multiplier in a variable because the ati
    // compiler gets confused.
    combined_haze = exp(-combined_haze * density_dist * distance_multiplier);

    // final atmosphere attenuation factor
    atten = combined_haze.rgb;

    // compute haze glow
    float haze_glow = dot(rel_pos_norm, lightnorm.xyz);

    // dampen sun additive contrib when not facing it...
    // SL-13539: This "if" clause causes an "additive" white artifact at roughly 77 degreees.
    //    if (length(light_dir) > 0.01)
    haze_glow *= max(0.0f, dot(light_dir, rel_pos_norm));

    haze_glow = 1. - haze_glow;
    // haze_glow is 0 at the sun and increases away from sun
    haze_glow = max(haze_glow, .001);  // set a minimum "angle" (smaller glow.y allows tighter, brighter hotspot)
    haze_glow *= glow.x;
    // higher glow.x gives dimmer glow (because next step is 1 / "angle")
    haze_glow = pow(haze_glow, glow.z);
    // glow.z should be negative, so we're doing a sort of (1 / "angle") function

    // add "minimum anti-solar illumination"
    haze_glow += .25;

    haze_glow *= sun_moon_glow_factor;

    //vec4 amb_color = vec4(ambient_linear, 0.0);
    vec4 amb_color = ambient_color;

    // increase ambient when there are more clouds
    vec4 tmpAmbient = amb_color + (vec4(1.) - amb_color) * cloud_shadow * 0.5;

    // Similar/Shared Algorithms:
    //     indra\llinventory\llsettingssky.cpp                                        -- LLSettingsSky::calculateLightSettings()
    //     indra\newview\app_settings\shaders\class1\windlight\atmosphericsFuncs.glsl -- calcAtmosphericVars()
    // haze color
    vec3 cs = sunlight.rgb * (1. - cloud_shadow);
    additive = (blue_horizon.rgb * blue_weight.rgb) * (cs + tmpAmbient.rgb) + (haze_horizon * haze_weight.rgb) * (cs * haze_glow + tmpAmbient.rgb);

    // brightness of surface both sunlight and ambient
    sunlit = min(sunlight.rgb, vec3(1));
    amblit = tmpAmbient.rgb;
    additive *= vec3(1.0 - combined_haze);

    //sunlit = sunlight_linear;
    amblit = ambient_linear*0.8;
#endif
}