@tool
extends Panel
# In this file, the word "silly" is used to make it obvious that the name is arbitrary.

var silly_material_resource = preload("res://addons/material_creator/material_resource.gd")
var editor_interface

func _ready():
	# Connect all of the signals we'll need to save and load silly materials.
	get_node(^"VBoxContainer/ApplyButton").pressed.connect(self.apply_pressed)
	get_node(^"VBoxContainer/SaveButton").pressed.connect(self.save_pressed)
	get_node(^"VBoxContainer/LoadButton").pressed.connect(self.load_pressed)
	get_node(^"SaveMaterialDialog").file_selected.connect(self.save_file_selected)
	get_node(^"LoadMaterialDialog").file_selected.connect(self.load_file_selected)
	RenderingServer.canvas_item_set_clip(get_canvas_item(), true)


func save_pressed():
	get_node(^"SaveMaterialDialog").popup_centered()


func load_pressed():
	get_node(^"LoadMaterialDialog").popup_centered()


func apply_pressed():
	# Using the passed in editor interface, get the selected nodes in the editor.
	var editor_selection = editor_interface.get_selection()
	var selected_nodes = editor_selection.get_selected_nodes()
	if selected_nodes.size() == 0:
		printerr("Material Creator: Can't apply the material, because there are no nodes selected!")

	var material = _silly_resource_from_values().make_material()
	# Go through the selected nodes and see if they have the "set_surface_material"
	# function (which only MeshInstance3D has by default). If they do, then set the material
	# to the silly material.
	for node in selected_nodes:
		if node.has_method("set_surface_material"):
			node.set_surface_material(0, material)


func save_file_selected(path):
	var silly_resource = _silly_resource_from_values()
	# Make a file, store the silly material as a JSON string.
	var file = FileAccess.open(path, FileAccess.WRITE)
	file.store_string(silly_resource.make_json())

	return true


func load_file_selected(path):
	var SpatialMaterial_Silly = null

	# Make a new silly resource (which in this case actually is a node)
	# and initialize it.
	var silly_resource = silly_material_resource.new()
	silly_resource.init()

	# If the file exists, then open it.
	if FileAccess.file_exists(path):
		var file = FileAccess.open(path, FileAccess.READ)

		# Get the JSON string and convert it into a silly material.
		var json_dict_as_string = file.get_line()
		if json_dict_as_string != null:
			silly_resource.from_json(json_dict_as_string)
		else:
			return false

		get_node(^"VBoxContainer/AlbedoColorPicker").color = silly_resource.albedo_color
		get_node(^"VBoxContainer/MetallicSlider").value = silly_resource.metallic_strength
		get_node(^"VBoxContainer/RoughnessSlider").value = silly_resource.roughness_strength

		# Return `true` to indicate success.
		return true

	# If the file does not exist, then return `false` to indicate failure.
	return false


func _silly_resource_from_values():
	# Get the values from the sliders and color picker.
	var color = get_node(^"VBoxContainer/AlbedoColorPicker").color
	var metallic = get_node(^"VBoxContainer/MetallicSlider").value
	var roughness = get_node(^"VBoxContainer/RoughnessSlider").value
	# Make a new silly resource (which in this case actually is a node) and initialize it.
	var silly_resource = silly_material_resource.new()
	silly_resource.init()

	# Assign the values.
	silly_resource.albedo_color = color
	silly_resource.metallic_strength = metallic
	silly_resource.roughness_strength = roughness

	return silly_resource