Adding lights

RaZ supports for now two types of lights:

• A PointLight is a light source defined by its position (imagine a light bulb, for example).
• A DirectionalLight is a light source defined by its direction, illuminating your scene the same way wherever your light is.

// White point light, floating above the ground
Raz::LightPtr pointLight = Raz::PointLight::create(Raz::Vec3f(0.f, 1.f, 0.f),  // Position
                                                   10.f,                       // Energy
                                                   Raz::Vec3f(1.f, 1.f, 1.f)); // Color (R/G/B)

// Cyan directional light, pointing to the bottom left
// Since a directional light illuminates only the objects it's pointing to, its position doesn't matter much
Raz::LightPtr directionalLight = Raz::DirectionalLight::create(Raz::Vec3f(-1.f, -1.f, 0.f), // Direction
                                                               10.f,                        // Energy
                                                               Raz::Vec3f(0.f,  1.f, 1.f),  // Color (R/G/B)
                                                               Raz::Vec3f(0.f,  0.f, 0.f)); // Position

You can then add these lights to your scene; default shaders allow up to ten lights.