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- #Universal light systems by Tomaskom
- var lightsPath = "lightpack/"; #path to the property node, where all internal values are placed
- #list of switches for lights - if you don't intend to use some light, assign it nil value instead, like whateverSwitch = nil; and you don't need to care about anything else
- var navSwitch = "/controls/lighting/nav-lights-switch";
- var beaconSwitch = "/controls/lighting/beacon-switch";
- var strobeSwitch = "/controls/lighting/strobe-switch";
- var landingSwitch = "/controls/lighting/landing-lights-switch";
- var taxiSwitch = "/controls/lighting/taxi-light-switch";
- var probeSwitch = "/controls/lighting/probe-light-switch";
- var whiteSwitch = "/controls/lighting/white-light-switch";
- #switch this from 1 to 0 if you want to use advanced cyclical fading animation of the the nav lights instead of being stable on when the switch is on
- navStillOn = 1;
- #switch this from 0 to 1 if you want to bind the landing and taxi lights to the landing gear
- gearBind = 1;
- #### NAV LIGHTS ####
- #class for a periodic fade in/out animation - for flashing, use rather standard aircraft.light.new(), as in Beacon and Strobe section
- var lightCycle = {
- #constructor
- new: func(propSwitch, propOut) {
- m = { parents: [lightCycle] };
- props.globals.initNode(propOut, 0, "DOUBLE");
- props.globals.initNode(propSwitch, 1, "BOOL");
- m.fadeIn = 0.4; #fade in time
- m.fadeOut = 0.4; #fade out time
- m.stayOn = 1.5; #stable on period
- m.stayOff = 1; #stable off period
- m.turnOff = 0.12; #fade out time when turned off
- m.phase = 0; #phase to be run on next timer call: 0 -> fade in, 1 -> stay on, 2 -> fade out, 3 -> stay off
- m.cycleTimer = maketimer(0.1, func {
- if(getprop(propSwitch)) {
- if(m.phase == 0) {
- interpolate(propOut, 1, m.fadeIn);
- m.phase = 1;
- m.cycleTimer.restart(m.fadeIn);
- }
- else if(m.phase == 1){
- m.phase = 2;
- m.cycleTimer.restart(m.stayOn);
- }
- else if(m.phase == 2){
- interpolate(propOut, 0, m.fadeOut);
- m.phase = 3;
- m.cycleTimer.restart(m.fadeOut);
- }
- else if(m.phase == 3){
- m.phase = 0;
- m.cycleTimer.restart(m.stayOff);
- }
- }
- else {
- interpolate(propOut, 0, m.turnOff); #kills any currently ongoing interpolation
- m.phase = 0;
- }
- });
- m.cycleTimer.singleShot = 1;
- if(propSwitch==nil) {
- m.listen = nil;
- return m;
- }
- m.listen = setlistener(propSwitch, func{m.cycleTimer.restart(0);}); #handle switch changes
- m.cycleTimer.restart(0); #start the looping
- return m;
- },
- #destructor
- del: func {
- if(me.listen!=nil) removelistener(me.listen);
- me.cycleTimer.stop();
- },
- };
- #By default, the switch property is initialized to 1 (only if no value is already assigned). Don't change the class implementation! To override this, set the property manually. You don't need to care if any other code already does it for you.
- var navLights = nil;
- if(!navStillOn) {
- navLights = lightCycle.new(navSwitch, lightsPath~"nav-lights-intensity");
- ### Uncomment and tune those to customize times ###
- #navLights.fadeIn = 0.4; #fade in time
- #navLights.fadeOut = 0.4; #fade out time
- #navLights.stayOn = 3; #stable on period
- #navLights.stayOff = 0.6; #stable off period
- #navLights.turnOff = 0.12; #fade out time when turned off
- }
- ### BEACON ###
- var beacon = nil;
- if(beaconSwitch!=nil) {
- props.globals.initNode(beaconSwitch, 1, "BOOL");
- beacon = aircraft.light.new(lightsPath~"beacon-state",
- [0.0, 1.0], beaconSwitch);
- }
-
-
- ### STROBE ###
- var strobe = nil;
- if(strobeSwitch!=nil) {
- props.globals.initNode(strobeSwitch, 1, "BOOL");
- strobe = aircraft.light.new(lightsPath~"strobe-state",
- [0.0, 0.87], strobeSwitch);
- }
- ### LIGHT FADING ###
- #class for controlling fade in/out behavior - propIn is a control property (handled as a boolean) and propOut is interpolated
- #all light brightness animations in xmls depend on propOut (Rembrandt brightness, material emission, flares transparency, ...)
- var lightFadeInOut = {
- #constructor
- new: func(propSwitch, propOut) {
- m = { parents: [lightFadeInOut] };
- m.fadeIn = 0.3; #some sane defaults
- m.fadeOut = 0.4;
- if(propSwitch==nil) {
- m.listen = nil;
- return m;
- }
- props.globals.initNode(propSwitch, 1, "BOOL");
- m.isOn = getprop(propSwitch);
- props.globals.initNode(propOut, m.isOn, "DOUBLE");
- m.listen = setlistener(propSwitch,
- func {
- if(m.isOn and !getprop(propSwitch)) {
- interpolate(propOut, 0, m.fadeOut);
- m.isOn = 0;
- }
- if(!m.isOn and getprop(propSwitch)) {
- interpolate(propOut, 1, m.fadeIn);
- m.isOn = 1;
- }
- }
- );
- return m;
- },
- #destructor
- del: func {
- if(me.listen!=nil) removelistener(me.listen);
- },
- };
- fadeLanding = lightFadeInOut.new(landingSwitch, lightsPath~"landing-lights-intensity");
- fadeTaxi = lightFadeInOut.new(taxiSwitch, lightsPath~"taxi-light-intensity");
- fadeProbe = lightFadeInOut.new(probeSwitch, lightsPath~"probe-light-intensity");
- fadeWhite = lightFadeInOut.new(whiteSwitch, lightsPath~"white-light-intensity");
- if(navStillOn) {
- navLights = lightFadeInOut.new(navSwitch, lightsPath~"nav-lights-intensity");
- navLights.fadeIn = 0.1;
- navLights.fadeOut = 0.12;
- }
- #manipulate times if defaults don't fit your needs:
- #fadeLanding.fadeIn = 0.5;
- #fadeLanding.fadeOut = 0.8;
- #enable binding to gear
- if(gearBind) {
- setlistener("/gear/gear/position-norm", func {
- gearPos = getprop("/gear/gear/position-norm");
- if(gearPos==1) {
- if(landingSwitch!=nil) setprop(landingSwitch, 1);
- if(taxiSwitch!=nil) setprop(taxiSwitch, 1);
- }
- else{
- if(landingSwitch!=nil) setprop(landingSwitch, 0);
- if(taxiSwitch!=nil) setprop(taxiSwitch, 0);
- }
- });
- }
- print("Lightpack light system initialized");
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