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Bubberstation/code/modules/lighting/lighting_object.dm
LemonInTheDark 8982828d05 Removes Starlight Config (#74289)
## About The Pull Request

It was config'd off to save init time, but having it function in testing
and mapping is more valuble then the time spend on it.

On that topic, we spend roughly 1.7 seconds of init on this. 
~1.3 is spent handling the light sources and their light object
modifications (this is potentailly inflated since other sources could
cause the same objects to need updates)
~0.3 is spent searching for space turfs around lighting_objects during
init.
This will impact change_turf slightly too, costing about ~0.07 in local
testing.

It does save time for live however, since we avoid these config checks.

## Why It's Good For The Game

I believe this time is worth spending. 
I've had people try to "fix" artifacts of starlight not being enabled,
things that aren't bugs.
The test environment should as much as we can make it reflect the visual
reality of the game. This helps ensure that

## Changelog
🆑
server: The starlight config has been removed, as it is enabled by
default
/🆑
2023-03-27 22:34:13 -07:00

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/datum/lighting_object
///the underlay we are currently applying to our turf to apply light
var/mutable_appearance/current_underlay
///whether we are already in the SSlighting.objects_queue list
var/needs_update = FALSE
///the turf that our light is applied to
var/turf/affected_turf
// Global list of lighting underlays, indexed by z level
GLOBAL_LIST_EMPTY(default_lighting_underlays_by_z)
/datum/lighting_object/New(turf/source)
if(!isturf(source))
qdel(src, force=TRUE)
stack_trace("a lighting object was assigned to [source], a non turf! ")
return
. = ..()
current_underlay = new(GLOB.default_lighting_underlays_by_z[source.z])
affected_turf = source
if (affected_turf.lighting_object)
qdel(affected_turf.lighting_object, force = TRUE)
stack_trace("a lighting object was assigned to a turf that already had a lighting object!")
affected_turf.lighting_object = src
// Default to fullbright, so things can "see" if they use view() before we update
affected_turf.luminosity = 1
// This path is really hot. this is faster
// Really this should be a global var or something, but lets not think about that yes?
for(var/turf/open/space/space_tile in RANGE_TURFS(1, affected_turf))
space_tile.enable_starlight()
needs_update = TRUE
SSlighting.objects_queue += src
/datum/lighting_object/Destroy(force)
if (!force)
return QDEL_HINT_LETMELIVE
SSlighting.objects_queue -= src
if (isturf(affected_turf))
affected_turf.lighting_object = null
affected_turf.luminosity = 1
affected_turf.underlays -= current_underlay
affected_turf = null
return ..()
/datum/lighting_object/proc/update()
// To the future coder who sees this and thinks
// "Why didn't he just use a loop?"
// Well my man, it's because the loop performed like shit.
// And there's no way to improve it because
// without a loop you can make the list all at once which is the fastest you're gonna get.
// Oh it's also shorter line wise.
// Including with these comments.
var/static/datum/lighting_corner/dummy/dummy_lighting_corner = new
var/turf/affected_turf = src.affected_turf
#ifdef VISUALIZE_LIGHT_UPDATES
affected_turf.add_atom_colour(COLOR_BLUE_LIGHT, ADMIN_COLOUR_PRIORITY)
animate(affected_turf, 10, color = null)
addtimer(CALLBACK(affected_turf, TYPE_PROC_REF(/atom, remove_atom_colour), ADMIN_COLOUR_PRIORITY, COLOR_BLUE_LIGHT), 10, TIMER_UNIQUE|TIMER_OVERRIDE)
#endif
var/datum/lighting_corner/red_corner = affected_turf.lighting_corner_SW || dummy_lighting_corner
var/datum/lighting_corner/green_corner = affected_turf.lighting_corner_SE || dummy_lighting_corner
var/datum/lighting_corner/blue_corner = affected_turf.lighting_corner_NW || dummy_lighting_corner
var/datum/lighting_corner/alpha_corner = affected_turf.lighting_corner_NE || dummy_lighting_corner
var/max = max(red_corner.largest_color_luminosity, green_corner.largest_color_luminosity, blue_corner.largest_color_luminosity, alpha_corner.largest_color_luminosity)
#if LIGHTING_SOFT_THRESHOLD != 0
var/set_luminosity = max > LIGHTING_SOFT_THRESHOLD
#else
// Because of floating points™?, it won't even be a flat 0.
// This number is mostly arbitrary.
var/set_luminosity = max > 1e-6
#endif
var/mutable_appearance/current_underlay = src.current_underlay
affected_turf.underlays -= current_underlay
if(red_corner.cache_r & green_corner.cache_r & blue_corner.cache_r & alpha_corner.cache_r && \
(red_corner.cache_g + green_corner.cache_g + blue_corner.cache_g + alpha_corner.cache_g + \
red_corner.cache_b + green_corner.cache_b + blue_corner.cache_b + alpha_corner.cache_b == 8))
//anything that passes the first case is very likely to pass the second, and addition is a little faster in this case
current_underlay.icon_state = "lighting_transparent"
current_underlay.color = null
else if(!set_luminosity)
current_underlay.icon_state = "lighting_dark"
current_underlay.color = null
else
current_underlay.icon_state = null
current_underlay.color = list(
red_corner.cache_r, red_corner.cache_g, red_corner.cache_b, 00,
green_corner.cache_r, green_corner.cache_g, green_corner.cache_b, 00,
blue_corner.cache_r, blue_corner.cache_g, blue_corner.cache_b, 00,
alpha_corner.cache_r, alpha_corner.cache_g, alpha_corner.cache_b, 00,
00, 00, 00, 01
)
// Of note. Most of the cost in this proc is here, I think because color matrix'd underlays DO NOT cache well, which is what adding to underlays does
// We use underlays because objects on each tile would fuck with maptick. if that ever changes, use an object for this instead
affected_turf.underlays += current_underlay
affected_turf.luminosity = set_luminosity