# Sun glare: an inspector 170 m below Landsat 8 in its 705 km orbit, looking up at
# it 75 degrees above the horizon, with the Sun 3 degrees above and 0.7 to the side of
# it, about 26,000 full wells at its center. The satellite is back-lit: dark at
# lighting L0, and at L1 lit from below by the sunlit Earth. The camera is the
# example camera with a CCD that has no anti-blooming drain: from camera tier C1 every
# saturated pixel's excess runs up and down its column, and the Sun's columns streak
# through the whole frame and across the end of the solar array. Generated by
# scripts/make-example-scenes.py; the model comes from scripts/fetch-models.sh.
#
#   resolved render --scene examples/scenes/sun-glare.toml --camera C1 --pretty --preview glare.png
#   resolved render --scene examples/scenes/sun-glare.toml --lighting L1 --camera C1 --pretty --preview glare.png

sun = [146324960869, 31100825002, 1827637311]
moon = [0, 0, -3.844e8]

[camera]
exposure = 0.0004
blooming = { column = 1.0 }

[observer]
position = [7083137.00, 0.00, 0.00]
look_at = [7083300.98, 43.94, 0.00]
up = [1, 0, 0]

# At lighting L1, Earth's surface shows July (from scripts/fetch-earth.sh), and lights
# the satellite's Earth-facing side.
[appearance]
earth_month = 7

[[target]]
model = "../models/nasa/landsat8.glb"
scale = 1.0
position = [7083299.7864, 48.2259, -2.6020]
attitude = [0.381303145, 0.151452723, -0.690696802, 0.595489640]