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/**
 * Contains the data structures which are used to store the imported information
 * about the light sources in the scene.
 */
module assimp.light;

import assimp.math;
import assimp.types;

extern ( C ) {
   /**
    * Enumerates all supported types of light sources.
    */
   enum aiLightSourceType : uint {
      UNDEFINED = 0x0,

      /**
       * A directional light source has a well-defined direction but is
       * infinitely far away. That's quite a good approximation for sun light.
       */
      DIRECTIONAL = 0x1,

      /**
       * A point light source has a well-defined position in space but no
       * direction – it emits light in all directions. A normal bulb is a point
       * light.
       */
      POINT = 0x2,

      /**
       * A spot light source emits light in a specific angle. It has a position
       * and a direction it is pointing to. A good example for a spot light is
       * a light spot in sport arenas.
       */
      SPOT = 0x3
   }

   /**
    * Helper structure to describe a light source.
    *
    * Assimp supports multiple sorts of light sources, including directional,
    * point and spot lights. All of them are defined with just a single
    * structure and distinguished by their parameters.
    *
    * Note: Some file formats (such as 3DS, ASE) export a "target point" – the
    * point a spot light is looking at (it can even be animated). Assimp
    * writes the target point as a subnode of a spotlights's main node, called
    * <code>[spotName].Target</code>. However, this is just additional
    * information then, the transformation tracks of the main node make the
    * spot light already point in the right direction.
   */
   struct aiLight {
      /**
       * The name of the light source.
       *
       * There must be a node in the scenegraph with the same name. This node
       * specifies the position of the light in the scenehierarchy and can be
       * animated.
       */
      aiString mName;

      /**
       * The type of the light source.
       *
       * <code>aiLightSource.UNDEFINED</code> is not a valid value for this
       * member.
       */
      aiLightSourceType mType;

      /**
       * Position of the light source in space. Relative to the transformation
       * of the node corresponding to the light.
       *
       * The position is undefined for directional lights.
       */
      aiVector3D mPosition;

      /**
       * Direction of the light source in space. Relative to the transformation
       * of the node corresponding to the light.
       *
       * The direction is undefined for point lights. The vector may be
       * normalized, but it needn't.
       */
      aiVector3D mDirection;

      /**
       * Constant light attenuation factor.
       *
       * The intensity of the light source at a given distance
       * <code>d</code> from the light's position is
       * <code>1/( att0 + att1 * d + att2 * d * d )</code>. This member
       * corresponds to the <code>att0</code> variable in the equation.
       *
       * Naturally undefined for directional lights.
       */
      float mAttenuationConstant;

      /**
       * Linear light attenuation factor.
       *
       * The intensity of the light source at a given distance
       * <code>d</code> from the light's position is
       * <code>1/( att0 + att1 * d + att2 * d * d )</code>. This member
       * corresponds to the <code>att1</code> variable in the equation.
       *
       * Naturally undefined for directional lights.
       */
      float mAttenuationLinear;

      /**
       * Quadratic light attenuation factor.
       *
       * The intensity of the light source at a given distance
       * <code>d</code> from the light's position is
       * <code>1/( att0 + att1 * d + att2 * d * d )</code>. This member
       * corresponds to the <code>att2</code> variable in the equation.
       *
       * Naturally undefined for directional lights.
       */
      float mAttenuationQuadratic;

      /**
       * Diffuse color of the light source
       *
       * The diffuse light color is multiplied with the diffuse material color
       * to obtain the final color that contributes to the diffuse shading term.
       */
      aiColor3D mColorDiffuse;

      /**
       * Specular color of the light source
       *
       * The specular light color is multiplied with the specular material
       * color to obtain the final color that contributes to the specular
       * shading term.
       */
      aiColor3D mColorSpecular;

      /**
       * Ambient color of the light source
       *
       * The ambient light color is multiplied with the ambient material color
       * to obtain the final color that contributes to the ambient shading term.
       *
       * Most renderers will ignore this value it, is just a remaining of the
       * fixed-function pipeline that is still supported by quite many file
       * formats.
       */
      aiColor3D mColorAmbient;

      /**
       * Inner angle of a spot light's light cone.
       *
       * The spot light has maximum influence on objects inside this angle. The
       * angle is given in radians. It is 2PI for point lights and undefined
       * for directional lights.
       */
      float mAngleInnerCone;

      /**
       * Outer angle of a spot light's light cone.
       *
       * The spot light does not affect objects outside this angle. The angle
       * is given in radians. It is 2PI for point lights and undefined for
       * directional lights. The outer angle must be greater than or equal to
       * the inner angle.
       *
       * It is assumed that the application uses a smooth interpolation between
       * the inner and the outer cone of the spot light.
       */
      float mAngleOuterCone;
   }
}