Globe Materials not compatible with enableLighting = false

[YousefED]

Closely related to #6039, but use-case is different nevertheless so decided to open a separate issue (cc @lilleyse as he might be working on this already).

Steps to reproduce:

• https://cesiumjs.org/Cesium/Apps/Sandcastle/index.html?src=Globe%20Materials.html&label=Showcases
• set viewer.scene.globe.enableLighting = true; on line 7

Result: shader compilation fails

Desired result: not have any time-of-day lighting effects, but still be able to use a globe material for slopes / heights.

[hpinkos]

Thanks @YousefED! I thought we fixed this before we merged in globe materials, but we must have missed something.

@lilleyse @jasonbeverage I marked this as 'next release'. If we have time, we should try to address this for 1.41

[lilleyse]

I plan on tackling this along with #6039

[pjcozzi]

Thanks again for the report @YousefED! This is fixed in #6063.

For line 7, I think you mean set it to false, not true. Let me know if I am mistaken.

Also, since globe materials are a new features, please post some screenshots if you are able to share your work; we would love to see it. 😄

[YousefED]

@pjcozzi correct.

I'm not using globe materials directly, but experimenting with code based on it to generate snow ⛄️ 😎

original

snow:

[jasonbeverage]

That looks great! We have a pretty nice "splatting" layer in osgEarth that we could probably port to Cesium using globe materials. Basically you feed in a land use raster to the GPU and figure out what texture to repeat based on the land use code (grass, rock, same, etc), the normal and elevation. Here's a screenshot of what it looks like in osgEarth https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B1SsPThIIAAjIdD.jpg

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[pjcozzi]

@YousefED very nice!!! Also, check out some Cesium snow work my students did this past semester: https://github.com/HuYuxin/CIS565FinalProjectCesiumSnow/blob/master/CIS565FinalProjectREADME.md

@jasonbeverage contributions welcome, as always! 😄

[YousefED]

@pjcozzi awesome!! Are there more projects online? I missed the livestream (time difference)!

[pjcozzi]

Yes, they are all here: https://cis565-fall-2017.github.io/studentwork.html

[mogmog]

are there any code samples out there to do this kind of snowy rocky texture? That screenshot of @YousefED looks amazing!