/// <summary>
/// TODO: This is a very complicated method. Is there a way to move towards componentisation?
/// TODO: Layer filter method should be able to include/exclude arbitrary numbers of layers (currently it is all or one)
/// Generally it doesn't make sense to apply only one component for a given layer. While partial recalculation
/// might be possible, it doesn't currently exist. So when we recalcualte one component on a layer, we also
/// recalculate all other Components on that layer.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="wrapper">The wrapper to recalculate the Components for</param>
/// <param name="layerFilter">A name filter for the layers (for recalculating a single layer)</param>
public static void ApplyAllLayerComponents(TerrainWrapper wrapper, string layerFilter = null)
{
Profiler.BeginSample("ApplyallLayerComponents");
var mappings = SortComponents(wrapper, layerFilter);
for (int i = 0; i < mappings.Count; i++)
{
var layerStampMapping = mappings[i];
for (int j = 0; j < layerStampMapping.Components.Count; j++)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("PreBake for Component {0}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerStampMapping.Components[j].OnPreBake();
}
}
mappings = SortComponents(wrapper, layerFilter);
if (wrapper.Locked)
{
Debug.LogWarning(string.Format("Attempted to write to Terrain Wrapper {0} but it was locked.", wrapper.name), wrapper);
}
else
{
bool anyLayerWrittenTo = false;
// Okay, we've organised our Components in such a way so we can iterate through and execute them.
// Iterating the mappings here is equivalent to iterating through the TerrainWrapper layers and executing all the relevant Components for each layer.
for (int i = 0; i < mappings.Count; i++)
{
var layerStampMapping = mappings[i];
var layer = wrapper.GetLayer <MMTerrainLayer>(layerStampMapping.LayerName, false, true); // Is this redundant or just cautious? See line 100
// Here, we copy the flattened information of all layers below this layer to the current layer, to easily blend new data with old data.
// A somewhat naive solution, but the best I have found after trying several out.
wrapper.CopyCompoundToLayer(layer);
anyLayerWrittenTo = true;
if (wrapper.WriteHeights)
{
// Heights are a special type of layer, as layerComponents have the ability to compete with each other and determine who gets control of a point
// on the map through their height values. For this reason heights needed to be evaluated first, so winners can be determined.
for (int j = 0; j < layerStampMapping.Components.Count; j++)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Heights for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerStampMapping.Components[j].ProcessHeights(wrapper, layer, j + 1);
}
}
// The Stencil is a critical component of componenting. Fundament It holds a dual purpose - blending
for (int j = 0; j < layerStampMapping.Components.Count; j++)
{
var stamp = layerStampMapping.Components[j];
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Stencil for Component {0} : Layer {1}", stamp.name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
stamp.ProcessStencil(wrapper, layer, j + 1);
}
MiscUtilities.ClampStencil(layer.Stencil);
for (int j = 0; j < layerStampMapping.Components.Count; j++)
{
var layerComponent = layerStampMapping.Components[j];
var stencilKey = j + 1;
if (wrapper.WriteSplats)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Splats for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerComponent.ProcessSplats(wrapper, layer, stencilKey);
}
if (wrapper.WriteObjects)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Objects for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerComponent.ProcessObjects(wrapper, layer, stencilKey);
}
if (wrapper.WriteTrees)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Trees for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerComponent.ProcessTrees(wrapper, layer, stencilKey);
}
if (wrapper.WriteDetails)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Details for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerComponent.ProcessDetails(wrapper, layer, stencilKey);
}
#if VEGETATION_STUDIO
if (wrapper.WriteVegetationStudio)
{
MiscUtilities.ProgressBar(String.Format("Applying Details for Component {0} : Layer {1}", layerStampMapping.Components[j].name, layer.name), String.Format("{0}/{1}", j, layerStampMapping.Components.Count), j / (float)layerStampMapping.Components.Count);
layerComponent.ProcessVegetationStudio(wrapper, layer, stencilKey);
}
#endif
layer.Dirty = false;
}
if (anyLayerWrittenTo)
{
wrapper.SetDirtyAbove(layer);
MiscUtilities.ColoriseStencil(layer.Stencil);
wrapper.ClearCompoundCache(layer);
#if UNITY_EDITOR
UnityEditor.EditorUtility.SetDirty(layer);
#endif
wrapper.Dirty = true;
}
}
}
for (int i = 0; i < mappings.Count; i++)
{
var layerStampMapping = mappings[i];
for (int j = 0; j < layerStampMapping.Components.Count; j++)
{
layerStampMapping.Components[j].OnPostBake();
}
}
MiscUtilities.ClearProgressBar();
Profiler.EndSample();
}