neuralgia/kubejs/startup_scripts/tfc/register_climates.js

const $ICalendar = Java.loadClass('net.dries007.tfc.util.calendar.ICalendar')

const TICKS_IN_HOUR = $ICalendar.TICKS_IN_HOUR;
const TICKS_IN_DAY = $ICalendar.TICKS_IN_DAY;
const SIX_TIMES_TICKS_IN_HOUR = TICKS_IN_HOUR * 6;

const TWO_PI = JavaMath.PI * 2;

function clamp(val, min, max) {
	return Math.min(Math.max(val, min), max);
}

function lerp(x, y, a) {
	return (1 - a) * x + y * a;
}

function invLerp(x, y, a) {
	return (a - x) / (y - x);
}


/**
 * @param {number} averageTemp Output from calcAverageTemp
 * @param {number} seaLevel The average Y level of the planet surface
 * @param {number} playerY The current Y level of the player
 * @param {number} calendarTicks Pass from the callback
 * @param {number} tempRange Difference between the min/max temp at this latitude and the average.
 * (ex: if average is 0c and min is -15 and max is 15, tempRange should be 15)
 * @param {number} coreTemp Constant temperature at bedrock level
 * @param {number} coreTempMult How much the coreTemp affects the bedrock level. 0 for a dead planet, 1 for the earth.
 * @returns {number}
 */
function calcCurrentTemp(averageTemp, seaLevel, playerY, calendarTicks, tempRange, coreTemp, coreTempMult) {

	let dayTicks = ((calendarTicks - SIX_TIMES_TICKS_IN_HOUR) % TICKS_IN_DAY);
	let dayPercent = dayTicks / TICKS_IN_DAY

	let tempDiff = Math.sin(dayPercent * TWO_PI) * tempRange;

	if (playerY > seaLevel) {

		// This is taken from TFC's OverworldClimateModel.java
		let elevationTemp = clamp((playerY - seaLevel) * 0.16225, 0, 17.822);
		return averageTemp - elevationTemp + tempDiff;
	}
	else if (playerY > 0) {

		return averageTemp + (tempDiff * (playerY / seaLevel));
	}
	else {

		let depthPercent = 1 - (playerY / -64);

		let bedrockTemp = lerp(averageTemp, coreTemp, coreTempMult);
		
		return lerp(bedrockTemp, averageTemp, depthPercent);
	}
}

/**
 * @param {number} playerZ The current Z level of the player
 * @param {number} scale The size of the planet, from the south pole to the north (20k on earth with default TFC settings)
 * @param {number} min The average value at the poles
 * @param {number} max The average value at the equator
 * @returns {number}
 */
function calcAverage(playerZ, scale, min, max) {

	let relative = (playerZ / scale * -1) + 0.5;

	// relative is now 1 for peak -z, 0 for peak +z

	let smoothed = Math.cos(relative * JavaMath.PI);

	// smoothed is now -1 for peak -z, 1 for peak +z

	let halfDiff = (min - max) / -2;

	let temp = (smoothed * halfDiff) - (halfDiff - max);

	return temp;
}


// This will be fighting between TFC, which wants to melt everything when the average
// temp is above 0, and Ad Astra, which wants to freeze everything that isn't in an
// oxygenated bubble.
// Is there a way to disable TFC's system here?
// Alternatively, is there a way to tell if a block is oxygenated and then give it a different average temp?
// That'd let you grow tfc crops on other planets

TFCEvents.registerClimateModel(event => {

	event.registerClimateModel('tfg:nether_climate', model => {

		model.setCurrentTemperatureCalculation((level, pos, calendarTicks, daysInMonth) => {
			return lerp(100, 25, pos.y / 128);
		})

		model.setAverageTemperatureCalculation((level, pos) => {
			return lerp(100, 25, pos.y / 128);
		})

		model.setAverageRainfallCalculation((level, pos) => {
			return lerp(-200, 200, pos.y / 128);
		})

		model.setAirFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0)
		model.setWaterFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0.6)
		model.setWindVector((block, calendarTicks) => event.newVec2(0, 0))
	})

	/*event.registerClimateModel('tfg:orbit_climate', model => {

		// There's basically no heat diffusion in space so we can pretend this is your spacesuit temp
		model.setCurrentTemperatureCalculation((level, pos, calendarTicks, daysInMonth) => 15)
		model.setAverageTemperatureCalculation((level, pos) => -270)
		model.setAverageRainfallCalculation((level, pos) => 0)
		model.setAirFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0)
		model.setWaterFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0.25)
		model.setWindVector((block, calendarTicks) => event.newVec2(0, 0))
	})

	event.registerClimateModel('tfg:moon_climate', model => {

		// A source says the moon's equator is 120c at day and -130c at night
		model.setCurrentTemperatureCalculation((level, pos, calendarTicks, daysInMonth) => {
			return calcCurrentTemp(-5, 60, pos.y, calendarTicks, 125, 0, 0)
		})

		model.setAverageTemperatureCalculation((level, pos) => -5)
		model.setAverageRainfallCalculation((level, pos) => 0)
		model.setAirFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0)
		model.setWaterFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0.25)
		model.setWindVector((block, calendarTicks) => event.newVec2(0, 0))
	})

	event.registerClimateModel('tfg:mars_climate', model => {

		model.setCurrentTemperatureCalculation((level, pos, calendarTicks, daysInMonth) => {

			let avgTemp = calcAverage(pos.z, 10000, -110, -15);
			return calcCurrentTemp(avgTemp, 65, pos.y, calendarTicks, 45, -10, 0.5);
		})

		model.setAverageTemperatureCalculation((level, pos) => {

			// Earth is 10k to each pole, and mars is about half as big as earth, so 5k to each pole sounds good
			return calcAverage(pos.z, 10000, -110, -15);
		})

		model.setAverageRainfallCalculation((level, pos) => {
		
			// irl mars' poles have a snowfall of 0.13mm but that's barely noticeable here.
			// Use a negative rainfall to stop it snowing closer to the equator. TFC clamps negatives to zero so it's fine
			return calcAverage(pos.z, 10000, 13, -25)
		})

		model.setAirFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0)
		model.setWaterFog((level, pos, calendarTicks) => 0.25)
		model.setWindVector((block, calendarTicks) => event.newVec2(0.25, 0.25))
	})*/
})