Specular Water update

We are gonna update the specular settings for the waterBlock so it "can" use the fxSun as its source for color and vector.

First off open WaterBlock.cc

1.)
Add #include "game/fx/fxSunLight.h"

2.)
in function "void WaterBlock::UpdateFluidRegion( void )"
Below "mSurfaceZ = P.z + mObjScale.z;"
Add...

// We need to get the flareColor and Brightness from the fxSun.
   fxSunLight* fxSun = (fxSunLight*)Sim::findObject("fxSun");
   if(fxSun)
   {
      mSpecColor = fxSun->getFlareColour();
      mSpecPower = fxSun->getFlareBrightness() * 15;
   }

3.)
In RenderObject at the bottom but above the assert add..

// Now we need a constant update when we look at the waterSurface.
   UpdateFluidRegion();

Aight now close WaterBlock.cc and open fluidRender.cc
1.)
Add #include "math/mathUtils.h"
Add #include "game/fx/fxSunLight.h"

2.)
In function "void fluid::CalcVertSpecular()"
Replace everything above "lightDir.normalize();" with...

// get sun direction   
	Point3F lightDir;
   
	// Grab the fxSun pos if possible otherwise use the default settings. SG   
   fxSunLight* fxSun = (fxSunLight*)Sim::findObject("fxSun");
   if(fxSun)
   {
      F32 azi = fxSun->getSunAzimuth();
	  F32 ele = fxSun->getSunElevation();   
      azi = mDegToRad(azi);
      ele = mDegToRad(ele);   
      MathUtils::getVectorFromAngles(lightDir, azi, ele);
      lightDir.neg();
   }
   else
	   lightDir.set(0.5, 0.5, -0.5);

Close fluidRender.cc and open fxSunLight.h
1.)
Below "void setFlareColour(ColorF Colour);"
add..

ColorF getFlareColour() { return mFlareColour; }

and below "void setFlareBrightness(F32 Brightness);"
add..

F32  getFlareBrightness() { return mFlareBrightness; }

*Update*
2.)
Below "void setSunElevation(F32 Elevation);"
add..

F32 getSunAzimuth() { return mSunAzimuth; }
F32 getSunElevation() { return mSunElevation; }

*End Update*

Close fxSunLight.h and open fxSunLight.cc
in Function onAdd..

Here we have to assign a name to the fxSun object so we can find it later.. Make the function look like this.

// Only on client.
	if (isClientObject())
	{
		// Fetch Textures.
		setFlareBitmaps(mLocalFlareTextureName, mRemoteFlareTextureName);
	}
	else
		assignName("fxSun");

Thats it, do a rebuild and try it out by changing the azimuth, elevation, flare color and brightness of your fxSunLight to see the changes made on the waterBlock.

This should also work well with dayLightCycle after a few tweaks.

If you have a question about this let me know here.
Sam G