ImageBasedLighting

new Cesium.ImageBasedLighting()

Properties for managing image-based lighting on tilesets and models. Also manages the necessary resources and textures.

If specular environment maps are used, ImageBasedLighting#destroy must be called when the image-based lighting is no longer needed to clean up GPU resources properly. If a model or tileset creates an instance of ImageBasedLighting, it will handle this. Otherwise, the application is responsible for calling destroy().

Name Type Default Description
options.imageBasedLightingFactor Cartesian2 Cartesian2(1.0, 1.0) optional Scales diffuse and specular image-based lighting from the earth, sky, atmosphere and star skybox.
options.sphericalHarmonicCoefficients Array.<Cartesian3> optional The third order spherical harmonic coefficients used for the diffuse color of image-based lighting.
options.specularEnvironmentMaps string optional A URL to a KTX2 file that contains a cube map of the specular lighting and the convoluted specular mipmaps.

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Cesium adds lighting from the earth, sky, atmosphere, and star skybox. This cartesian is used to scale the final diffuse and specular lighting contribution from those sources to the final color. A value of 0.0 will disable those light sources.
Default Value: Cartesian2(1.0, 1.0)

specularEnvironmentMaps : string

A URL to a KTX2 file that contains a cube map of the specular lighting and the convoluted specular mipmaps.
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sphericalHarmonicCoefficients : Array.<Cartesian3>

The third order spherical harmonic coefficients used for the diffuse color of image-based lighting. When undefined, a diffuse irradiance computed from the atmosphere color is used.

There are nine Cartesian3 coefficients. The order of the coefficients is: L0,0, L1,-1, L1,0, L1,1, L2,-2, L2,-1, L2,0, L2,1, L2,2

These values can be obtained by preprocessing the environment map using the cmgen tool of Google's Filament project. Be sure to use the --no-mirror option in cmgen.
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