DynamicEnvironmentMapManager

new Cesium.DynamicEnvironmentMapManager(options)

Generates an environment map at the given position based on scene's current lighting conditions. From this, it produces multiple levels of specular maps and spherical harmonic coefficients than can be used with ImageBasedLighting for models or tilesets.
Name Type Description
options DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.ConstructorOptions optional An object describing initialization options.
Examples:
// Enable time-of-day environment mapping in a scene
scene.atmosphere.dynamicLighting = Cesium.DynamicAtmosphereLightingType.SUNLIGHT;

// Decrease the directional lighting contribution
scene.light.intensity = 0.5

// Increase the intensity of of the environment map lighting contribution
const environmentMapManager = tileset.environmentMapManager;
environmentMapManager.atmosphereScatteringIntensity = 3.0;
// Change the ground color used for a model's environment map to a forest green
const environmentMapManager = model.environmentMapManager;
environmentMapManager.groundColor = Cesium.Color.fromCssColorString("#203b34");

Members

static readonly Cesium.DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.AVERAGE_EARTH_GROUND_COLOR : Color

Average hue of ground color on earth, a warm green-gray.

static readonly Cesium.DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.DEFAULT_SPHERICAL_HARMONIC_COEFFICIENTS : Array.<Cartesian3>

The default third order spherical harmonic coefficients used for the diffuse color of image-based lighting, a white ambient light with low intensity.

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

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The intensity of the scattered light emitted from the atmosphere. This should be adjusted relative to the value of Scene.light intensity.
Default Value: 2.0
See:
  • DirectionalLight.intensity
  • SunLight.intensity
The brightness of light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified emitted environment color. Less than 1.0 makes the light darker while greater than 1.0 makes it brighter.
Default Value: 1.0
If true, the environment map and related properties will continue to update.
Default Value: true
The gamma correction to apply to the range of light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified incoming light color.
Default Value: 1.0
The percentage of light reflected from the ground. The average earth albedo is 0.31.
Default Value: 0.31
Solid color used to represent the ground.
Default Value: DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.AVERAGE_EARTH_GROUND_COLOR
The maximum difference in position before a new environment map is created, in meters. Small differences in position will not visibly affect results.
Default Value: 1000
The maximum amount of elapsed seconds before a new environment map is created.
Default Value: 3600
The position around which the environment map is generated.
The saturation of the light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified emitted environment color. Less than 1.0 reduces the saturation while greater than 1.0 increases it.
Default Value: 1.0

Methods

static Cesium.DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.isDynamicUpdateSupported(scene)boolean

Returns true if dynamic updates are supported in the current WebGL rendering context. Dynamic updates requires the EXT_color_buffer_float or EXT_color_buffer_half_float extension.
Name Type Description
scene Scene The object containing the rendering context
Returns:
true if supported
Destroys the WebGL resources held by this object. Destroying an object allows for deterministic release of WebGL resources, instead of relying on the garbage collector to destroy this object.

Once an object is destroyed, it should not be used; calling any function other than isDestroyed will result in a DeveloperError exception. Therefore, assign the return value (undefined) to the object as done in the example.
Throws:
  • DeveloperError : This object was destroyed, i.e., destroy() was called.
Example:
mapManager = mapManager && mapManager.destroy();
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Returns true if this object was destroyed; otherwise, false.

If this object was destroyed, it should not be used; calling any function other than isDestroyed will result in a DeveloperError exception.
Returns:
true if this object was destroyed; otherwise, false.
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Type Definitions

Cesium.DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.ConstructorOptions

Options for the DynamicEnvironmentMapManager constructor
Properties:
Name Type Attributes Default Description
enabled boolean <optional>
true If true, the environment map and related properties will continue to update.
mipmapLevels number <optional>
10 The number of mipmap levels to generate for specular maps. More mipmap levels will produce a higher resolution specular reflection.
maximumSecondsDifference number <optional>
3600 The maximum amount of elapsed seconds before a new environment map is created.
maximumPositionEpsilon number <optional>
1000 The maximum difference in position before a new environment map is created, in meters. Small differences in position will not visibly affect results.
atmosphereScatteringIntensity number <optional>
2.0 The intensity of the scattered light emitted from the atmosphere. This should be adjusted relative to the value of Scene.light intensity.
gamma number <optional>
1.0 The gamma correction to apply to the range of light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified emitted light color.
brightness number <optional>
1.0 The brightness of light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified emitted environment color. Less than 1.0 makes the light darker while greater than 1.0 makes it brighter.
saturation number <optional>
1.0 The saturation of the light emitted from the environment. 1.0 uses the unmodified emitted environment color. Less than 1.0 reduces the saturation while greater than 1.0 increases it.
groundColor Color <optional>
DynamicEnvironmentMapManager.AVERAGE_EARTH_GROUND_COLOR Solid color used to represent the ground.
groundAlbedo number <optional>
0.31 The percentage of light reflected from the ground. The average earth albedo is 0.31.
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