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-- vim:syntax=lua tabstop=4

load("functions.lua")
load("constants.lua")
load("physics.lua")

function describe()
	log("some globular clusters.")
end


-- this spawn script is "proper physics ready".


-- ----------------------------------------------------------------
-- ----------------------------------------------------------------
-- adoption of the "plummer" formula (Aarseth, Henon and Wielen) from
-- http://www.artcompsci.org/kali/vol/plummer/title.html

-- the support for "almost_proper" physics is an educated guess,
-- but it seems to work

-- This function also includes scaling from 
-- the "standard simulation units" system (total_mass = radius = G = 1) 
-- to a system with arbitrary G, mass and radius

function do_plummer(center, groupvel, target_radius, target_mass , start, particles)
    local real_mass=0

    -- compute physical units scale factors
    local rfak = target_radius
    local mfak = target_mass
    local vfak = math.sqrt((mfak * gravit_g)/rfak)
    if gravit_physics < PH_PROPER then
       vfak = vfak * math.sqrt(rfak)
    end

    mfak=mfak * 1.01

    -- (plummer model scaling to   rad = mass = g = 1 )
    local scalefactor_r = (3.0 * math.pi) / 16
    local scalefactor_v = math.sqrt(1.0 / scalefactor_r)

    -- build plummer model
    local avg_mass=0.94 / particles
    local cumulative_mass_min = 0                                                    
    local cumulative_mass_max = avg_mass
    for i=start, start+particles-1 do
       --local mass = avg_mass
       local mass = randomfloat(avg_mass * 0.8, avg_mass * 1.2)
       cumulative_mass = randomfloat(cumulative_mass_min, cumulative_mass_max)        
       cumulative_mass_min = cumulative_mass_max                                
       cumulative_mass_max = cumulative_mass_max + avg_mass
                                             
       local radius = 1.0 / math.sqrt( cumulative_mass^(-2.0/3.0) - 1.0)
       local pos = randomshell(radius) * scalefactor_r

       local x = 0.0
       local y = 0.1
       while (y > (x*x*(1.0-x*x)^3.5)) do
           x = randomfloat(0,1)
           y = randomfloat(0,0.1)
       end

       velocity = x * math.sqrt(2.0 / math.sqrt(1 + radius*radius));

       if gravit_physics < PH_PROPER then
	  velocity = velocity * math.sqrt(radius) 
       end
       if gravit_physics == PH_CLASSIC then
	  velocity = velocity * mass 
       end


       vel = randomshell(velocity) * scalefactor_v

       -- scale pos,vel,mass to physical units, then allocate particle
       pos  = pos  * rfak
       vel  = vel  * vfak
       mass = mass * mfak
       particle(i, center + pos, groupvel + vel, mass)
       -- sum real mass
       real_mass=real_mass + mass
    end
    return real_mass
end

-- ----------------------------------------------------------------
-- ----------------------------------------------------------------


function place_object_plummer(num, center, vel, ratio, start, particles)
    local radius=randomfloat(50, 150)
    local mass=4* math.sqrt(radius^3) * ratio

     if gravit_physics < PH_PROPER then
        mass=mass*randomfloat(4,12)
     end

     if gravit_physics == PH_CLASSIC then
	mass=mass * 6
	radius=radius * 6
     end

   return do_plummer(center, vel, radius, mass, start, particles)
end


function spawn()

	local num_objects=randomint(1,6)
	local mass_unit=1.0
	local min_distance=1500
	
        local part=math.floor(spawnparticles / num_objects)

        if gravit_physics == PH_CLASSIC then
	    min_distance= min_distance * 4
	    mass_unit = mass_unit * 2
        end

        -- first postion
	local pos = randomrange(400)
	local mainvel = v(0,0,0)
	local first = 0

	-- i want to be dirty, lets spawn some very massive objects
	if (randomint(0,2) > 1) then
	   local smbhmass = 256 + (2 - gravit_physics) * 512
	    -- let a smbh cross the scene
	   for k=1 ,randomint(3,12) do
	      particle(first, v(2000,2000,0) + randomshell(800) + randomrange(800), v(-4,-4,0), smbhmass)
	    first=first +1
	   end
	 end

        -- first sphere
	local mass = place_object_plummer(0, pos, mainvel, mass_unit, first, part-first)
	local center=pos

        -- spawn some more spheres
	local pstart=part
	for i=1, num_objects-1 do
	   if i==(num_objects-1) then
	      parts = spawnparticles - pstart
	   end
	   
	   -- pick position
	   pos = center + randomshell(min_distance) + randomrange(min_distance/3.0)
	   local dist=distance(pos, center)

	   -- compute 2-body eliptic orbit velocity
	   local ratio=mass_unit/randomfloat(0.9,4)
	   local eccentricity = randomfloat(0.2, 0.8)
	   local smalldist    = dist * math.sqrt(1- eccentricity*eccentricity)

	   local orbitVel=math.sqrt(gravit_g * mass *(1+ratio) * ((2/dist) - (1/smalldist)))

	   if (gravit_physics < PH_PROPER) or (randomint(0,1)>0) then
	         orbitVel = orbit_velocity(mass, dist)
	   end
	   if gravit_physics == PH_MODIFIED then
	      orbitVel = orbitVel * 0.5 * math.sqrt(mass/2);
	   end
	   mainvel=randomortho(pos - center, orbitVel * randomfloat(0.5, 0.94))

	   -- create plummer sphere
	   mass = place_object_plummer(i, pos, mainvel, ratio, pstart, part)
	   center=pos
	   pstart=pstart+part
	end 
end