AmbientLight

Represents a light that emits evenly in all directions.

An ambient light contributes a constant illumination to all objects in the scene, regardless of their position or orientation. It does not have a defined direction and therefore cannot cast shadows.

Ambient lighting is typically used to simulate indirect or global illumination and to prevent completely unlit regions in the scene.

my_scene->Add(vglx::AmbientLight::Create({
  .color = 0xFFFFFF,
  .intensity = 0.3f
}));

INFO

Derives from Light and inherits all public properties and methods.

Construction

Constructors

AmbientLight()

Constructs an ambient light.

AmbientLight::AmbientLight(const Parameters& params);

Parameter	Description
params	Initialization parameters for constructing the light.

Factories preferred

AmbientLight::Create() std::unique_ptr<AmbientLight>

Creates an instance of AmbientLight.

static std::unique_ptr<AmbientLight> AmbientLight::Create(const Parameters& params);

Parameter	Description
params	Initialization parameters for constructing the light.

Types

AmbientLight::Parameters struct

Parameters for constructing an AmbientLight object.

Parameter	Description
color Color	Light color.
intensity float	Light intensity multiplier.

Functions

GetType() Light::Type virtual

Identifies this light as Light::Type::Ambient.

Type vglx::AmbientLight::GetType() const override;