diff --git a/biome.json b/biome.json index c447377740..10fbc079bb 100644 --- a/biome.json +++ b/biome.json @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ "examples/abyss-vanilla/vite.config.js", "examples/auto-lod/public/**", "examples/abyss-framework/public/**", + "examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/**", "examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/.generated/**", "examples/csg-doorway/public/**", "docs/benchmark/sweeps/**", diff --git a/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-351-compression-never-looks-worse-than-a-floor.md b/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-351-compression-never-looks-worse-than-a-floor.md index cf37d341a3..ec85d1cd17 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-351-compression-never-looks-worse-than-a-floor.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-351-compression-never-looks-worse-than-a-floor.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # PRD-351 — Compression never looks worse than a floor -**Status:** READY FOR EXECUTION +**Status:** PARTIAL — Phases 1 and 2 have recorded results. Phase 3 prices the normal slot. Bark capture and acceptance remain open. **Priority:** P2 — Open: SSIM and delta-E00 floors validated, alpha coverage preserved, per-slot caps measured. **Complexity:** 2 (6-10 files) + 2 (new system) + 1 = **5 → MEDIUM mode** **Batch:** `docs/PRDs/assets/` @@ -162,21 +162,21 @@ that downsampled it. `sandbox/quarry` (PRD-349) is the game; it re-imports its 6 **Implementation** -- [ ] Reuse the shipped `basis_transcoder` for the decode — the spike proved it works standalone at - `cTFRGBA32` (`getWidth`/`getHeight`/`transcodeImage`, not `getImageWidth`). -- [ ] Score only mip 0. -- [ ] For the compression floor compare decoded output with the same-resolution pre-encode image. +- [x] Reuse the shipped `basis_transcoder` for the decode — the spike proved it works standalone at + `cTFRGBA32` (`getWidth`/`getHeight`/`transcodeImage`, not `getImageWidth`). **Done 2026-10-06:** `image-quality.ts` decodes mip 0 through the shipped transcoder at RGBA32. +- [x] Score only mip 0. **Done 2026-10-06.** +- [x] For the compression floor compare decoded output with the same-resolution pre-encode image. Report resolution loss against masters separately; otherwise resizing and codec loss are - conflated. Re-measure the old spike with its exact inputs/settings before using its tolerance. -- [ ] **This phase changes no output bytes.** It only measures. That is deliberate: the instrument - must be trusted before it is allowed to steer. + conflated. Re-measure the old spike with its exact inputs/settings before using its tolerance. **Done 2026-10-06:** compared with the same-resolution pre-encode pixels; resolution loss is not scored yet (no master-resolution corpus). +- [x] **This phase changes no output bytes.** It only measures. That is deliberate: the instrument + must be trusted before it is allowed to steer. **Done 2026-10-06:** on 48 real terrain textures the payload SHA256 is identical 48/48 with scoring on or off; only `assets.manifest.json` gains the quality fields. Scores: 32 pass, 0 below the floor, 16 normal slots unvalidated; build +8.7 % (4.16 → 4.52 s, single cold sample). **Tests required** | Test file | Test name | Assertion | Negative control (observed red) | |---|---|---|---| | `__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts` | `should score an identical pair at 1.0` | `ssim(a,a) === 1` | compare a to noise → far below 1 | -| `__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts` | `should reproduce the spike's measured scores` | bark_normal scores 0.969 ± 0.005 | change the window size → drifts out of tolerance, proving the number is computed not hardcoded | +| `__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts` | `should reproduce the pinned normal-map score` | SSIM matches the pinned value ± 0.005. Spike inputs were never committed; PRD-351 D31 substitutes committed `examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/tex/layer-00_nrm.jpg` (128×128), measured and pinned at SSIM 0.9945243217001697. | change the window size → drifts out of tolerance, proving the number is computed not hardcoded | | `__tests__/model-texture-pass.spec.ts` | `should report a score for every compressed image` | every row carries SSIM | drop the decode → row missing, fails | **Revert check:** delete the scoring call → the report loses its column and the third test goes red. @@ -198,16 +198,16 @@ rung stays there and gets smaller. **Implementation** -- [ ] Rungs: `etc1s@150` → `uastc+rdo λ3 +zstd` → `uastc+rdo λ1 +zstd` → `uastc` → `none`. +- [x] Rungs: `etc1s@150` → `uastc+rdo λ3 +zstd` → `uastc+rdo λ1 +zstd` → `uastc` → `none`. **Done 2026-10-06 (`d250152ba`):** the first rung that meets the floor wins; red-green `should escalate an image that fails the floor` (floor 0 control stays on rung 1) and `should keep a clean image on the cheapest rung`. - [x] **RDO ships behind the floor, with a bounded escape hatch. DECIDED.** It crashed the encoder module during the PRD-349 spike, so Phase 2 reproduces the crash first. Rule: **timebox the fix to one day.** If it is not reliable by then, the ladder ships as `etc1s → uastc → none` with the RDO rungs absent and the reason recorded — the floor and the escalation are the architecture; RDO is one rung on it, not the point of it. -- [ ] Skip rungs a slot forbids: a normal map never tries `etc1s`. -- [ ] Report: `34 etc1s · 5 escalated to uastc · 0 uncompressed`. Order eligible candidates by +- [x] Skip rungs a slot forbids: a normal map never tries `etc1s`. **Done 2026-10-06:** red-green `should never try etc1s for a normal map` (allowing it goes red). +- [x] Report: `34 etc1s · 5 escalated to uastc · 0 uncompressed`. Order eligible candidates by measured emitted bytes and retain the smallest that passes; codec names alone do not prove - size ordering. Preserve 349's `not-smaller` and automatic `block-size` fallback behaviour. + size ordering. Preserve 349's `not-smaller` and automatic `block-size` fallback behaviour. **Done 2026-10-06:** `should report the rung histogram`. On the 48-texture terrain corpus the build reports `2 etc1s · 0 escalated to uastc · 46 uncompressed`, and the payload is byte-identical to Phase 1. A cold build takes 8.5 s before and 13.9 s after; a warm build takes 0.07 s. **Tests required** @@ -245,11 +245,13 @@ rung stays there and gets smaller. **Implementation** -- [ ] Re-import `quarry`'s props with `maxTextureSize: 4096` so the compile sees masters. -- [ ] Compile at 1024, 2048 and 4096. Record bytes, GPU bytes, SSIM and a capture for each. -- [ ] Capture the three at matched camera positions, close enough to read bark detail. -- [ ] Compare the game-owned 2048 colour / 1024 mask candidate against the other arms. Adopt it - only if visible detail and measured device memory justify it; keep compiler defaults intact. +- [x] Re-import `quarry`'s props with `maxTextureSize: 4096` so the compile sees masters. **Done 2026-10-06:** the supplied fresh import has six props with 4096² normal inputs. Only `normalTexture` is bound. The base-color mask is unmapped in `textures/`. proof: `/tmp/perslot.md` and the supplied Phase 3 captures. +- [x] Compile at 1024, 2048 and 4096. Record bytes, GPU bytes, SSIM and a capture for each. **Done 2026-10-06:** montage labels report disk/GPU MB and SSIM: 1024 = 2.24/2.67/0.9885, 2048 = 8.92/10.67/0.9920, 4096 = 35.97/42.67/0.9950. Separate distinct-texture and runtime-load totals are not recorded. proof: [resolution record](../../verification/PRD-351-resolution-ladder.md) and `b8res/montage-pose3-rock-near.jpg`. +- [ ] Capture the three at matched camera positions, close enough to read bark detail. proof: supplied `b8res/montage-*.jpg` and `res--.png`. + **Open:** four matched positions show the trail, mid-distance rocks, a close rock surface, and the route. No capture proves bark detail. +- [x] Compare the game-owned 2048 colour / 1024 mask candidate against the other arms. proof: [resolution record](../../verification/PRD-351-resolution-ladder.md), `/tmp/perslot.md`, and the coordinator's rock-near verdict. + Adopt it only if visible detail and measured device memory justify it. Keep compiler defaults intact. + **Done 2026-10-06:** reject this candidate on this pack. It reaches only the normal slot and equals 1024: 2.24 MB disk, 2.67 MB GPU, SSIM 0.9885. Keep compiler defaults and the game's import policy. No phone run proves a safe total. **Tests required** @@ -295,8 +297,35 @@ Consumer-scoped. - [ ] `chooseCodec`'s slot constraints feed candidate eligibility, with no surviving second selection path - [ ] Every gate has a negative control observed failing + + **Offline findings (2026-10-06):** executable controls now catch scalar caps, upscaled PNGs, + nonminimum selection, missing/empty histogram rows, changed SSIM windows, omitted scores, + 4K downsampling, oversize encoder input, disabled Zstd/mips, stale encoder/metric/RDO/slot + identities and floor/cap decisions, a one-byte fallback budget, interrupted publication, + torn final bytes and colliding staging names. Each mutation fails its assertion or operation + inside the spec; no gate was weakened. The byte-minimum assertion first failed (676 B versus + a passing 566 B candidate); the shared ladder now measures all eligible encodings and keeps + the minimum, with a new cache identity. Browser/native, visual/master-corpus and historical + spike-pair gates remain outside this offline proof. The five assets spec files passed across + focused runs after a combined-run worker exit; `pnpm exec tsc --noEmit -p packages/assets` + passed. The separate default-4K compile gate timed out at 180 s both combined and isolated; + its timeout and assertions remain unchanged. Boxes are unchanged. + - [ ] RDO's encoder crash reproduced, and either fixed within the one-day timebox or the rungs - dropped with the reason recorded + dropped with the reason recorded + + **Offline findings (2026-10-06):** PRD-349's assumption spike records four 1024² pine/leaf + maps and `enableRDO`/`rdoQualityLevel`, but no numeric RDO settings or crash trace. Searches + of PRD-349/350, `git log --all -S rdo` and `-S RDO` over assets/docs, and named local files + found neither `spike-matrix.mjs` nor the original PNGs; exact historical replay remains + unproven. `node --import tsx /tmp/b8-gates-rdo.mts` completed current-encoder λ3/λ1 runs + on `examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/tex/layer-00_diff.jpg` (SHA256 + `35ec4682e3ffbf4c385da5734d3da9b2692833f1dc8ab88c9799c288d14cd6af`), nearest-resized + to 1024²/4096², with UASTC, mips, perceptual sRGB and Zstd enabled, quality 150. Outputs + were 4397/4391 B and 7005/6894 B; all had the expected dimensions, mip count and Zstd scheme, + with no crash. These are substitute smoke inputs, not masters or a reproduced/fixed crash; + RDO rungs remain, and no box is ticked. + - [ ] Proved on 4096² masters, not on already-downsampled content - [ ] Real Quarry browser and native desktop scenarios pass on installed packages; mobile compile still emits no unsupported codec. Retain native runtime proof for every changed mobile path; @@ -311,3 +340,7 @@ Consumer-scoped. | Measuring every rung makes builds slow | Scores cache on the existing content-addressed key; a second build pays nothing. Measure and report the first-build cost. | | SSIM passes an image a human would reject | The rule stands: pixel metrics never replace semantic review. Every landing carries an eyes-on capture. | | 2048 blows a phone's memory budget | Phase 3 records GPU resident bytes against the existing `mobile-memory-budget` reference before adopting the game-owned candidate | + +## PR #437 scaffold regression repair (2026-10-06) + +Complexity: LOW; shared asset cook, no public API change. Preserve quality floors, smallest-passing selection, authored codec opt-outs, and profile caps. Compare the seven requested scaffold specs at f24f6243e and tip; repair capped fallback and remove redundant scoring; rerun asset specs and all seven scaffold specs. No browser or commits in this sandbox. Verified: six asset spec files, 157 tests passed; assets typecheck and focused Biome check passed (warnings only). The seven requested scaffold files finished with 184 passed / 3 failed: two publication fixtures cannot listen on 127.0.0.1 (EPERM), and the ponytail hook yields empty subprocess stdout; all three also fail at f24f6243e. All 15 original reported regressions now pass. Cold minimal cook: merge base 19.60 s, original tip 230.45 s, repaired tip 47.92 s. Caps now survive below-floor fallback in standalone and embedded images; RDO search is bounded for large images, nonwinning scores are pruned, and smallest-passing/floor/alpha checks remain enforced. Scaffold hashes were refreshed only after restoring the previous Three patch reproduced all thirteen prior hashes. Full package build reached successful JS/DTS output but publint packing is blocked by empty pnpm subprocess output; doc links are unverified because the sandbox rejects the git subprocess. Browser/native gates were not run. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-539-card-lod-levels-keep-the-canopy.md b/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-539-card-lod-levels-keep-the-canopy.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b55651ec13 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-539-card-lod-levels-keep-the-canopy.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# PRD-539 — Card LOD levels keep the canopy + +**Status:** ABSORBED into PRD-478 (PR 437), 2026-10-08 — the owner asked for one PR. Its remaining boxes are tracked here and finish with PRD-478. +**Priority:** P1 — Open: PRD-478's walking GPU p95 on Machinefall needs these trees to have a chain, and today a chain thins their needles visibly. +**Complexity:** 5 (MEDIUM) — one cook stage (`packages/assets/src/lod/`), the model pass's self-check, a Machinefall re-cook with timing and blind raters +**Owner:** João +**Depends on:** none. [PRD-478](../open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md)'s AC-2 and AC-3 depend on this PRD. + +## Context + +Measured on Machinefall `map-walk`, desktop RTX 2080, quiet desktop (load under 10), 2026-10-08: + +| Fact | Value | +| --- | --- | +| Early-route GPU p95 (route windows 1–2) | 9.2–9.8 ms; `gpuMain` p50 8.6 ms, 8.2 M main-pass triangles at the adaptive bias cap 2.5 | +| Single-level trees in that window | 9.4 M of 9.8 M triangles; `map_tree_kite_scotspinetall_01_far_0_001` alone is 545 instances x 8.9 k | +| Why single-level | the GLB's only mesh is the Fab pack's `*_far_LOD2`, and the cook skips any level-named mesh as `authored-lod` | +| With a chain (re-cook, same JS bundle) | route GPU p95 max 7.73 ms; the pooled walking bound has 1.6 % of frames over 8.3 ms (pass is 5 %) | +| What the chain costs | blind look: mid-distance pines read as bare trunks. The needle part takes the `cards` strategy, which keeps 50 % then 25 % of the cards **unscaled**, so canopy area falls to the keep ratio (`cards.ts`, PRD-458 AC-4) | + +Keeping the needles at full cards is not an option: with every card part at LOD0 the early route goes to 11–13 M triangles, more than today. + +## Solution + +1. **A lone level name is not an authored chain.** The cook counts an asset as authored LOD only when it holds two or more level-named nodes. A lone `_LOD2` has no sibling for anything to select, so it is that asset's LOD0. Already written and red-green on PRD-478's branch (`d65fa1eab`); it moves here so it never ships without step 2. +2. **Card levels keep their coverage.** A card level appends a copy of each kept card, scaled about its centroid by `sqrt(1 / keep)`, to the primitive's own vertex arrays. The level's indices point at those copies. LOD0's indices do not change, and no schema changes: `TN_discrete_lod` stays index-only, and both readers (core's `model-lod.ts` and the world's `chainLevelParts`) already copy the base attributes and swap only the index buffer. +3. **A chained level past `castLevels` casts with the coarsest casting level.** `castLevels` defaults to 1. A placement drawn at a coarser level of a chain used to cast nothing, which left Machinefall's pines without shadows past their first switch. It now writes its records into the casters of the coarsest level that casts. No mesh is minted per level, and authored `lods` keep casting nothing past `castLevels`. +4. **The self-check measures what LOD0 draws.** `reachableStats` counts the vertices and the bounds that LOD0's indices reference. Appended level vertices are then not drift, and a real drift in LOD0 still fails. + +Layer: the cook (`packages/assets/`). The game sets nothing; the scale is the keep ratio, which the reducer already owns. + +## Decisions + +- 2026-10-08, João: absorb this PRD's work into PRD-478's PR 437 (one PR, keep it simple); draft PR 463 closes. +- 2026-10-08, agent: a kept card scales by at most 2. The ratio levels (keep ≥ 0.25) reach full coverage under it. The terminal level keeps far fewer cards, and scaling them further would grow cards past the crown's silhouette, so it covers `4 × keep` of LOD0. + +## Findings + +- 2026-10-08 blind raters, PRD-478 tip vs this PRD's cook plus every level casting (same JS bundle except the cast default, laptop Intel GPU): 3 fresh raters, 8 poses, the candidate at or above on 24 of 24 votes (20 prefer, 4 ties, all ties on the bridge pose). All three note a few dark needle specks above the treetops on the highway pose: the bark part's one derived level drops the top 19 % of the trunk (top 0.920 → 0.746 of the quantized height) while the needles keep theirs, because a shallower part follows the deepest part's switch (`chainDistances`). + +## Acceptance Criteria + +- [x] AC-1: every ratio card level ships ≥ 0.95 of LOD0's card area, read back from the cooked bytes; the terminal level ships min(1, 4 × keep). proof: `foliage-lod.spec.ts` — 8 passed; red before the change: `expected 0.5162100266415837 to be greater than or equal to 0.95` +- [ ] AC-2: Machinefall `map-walk` route GPU p95 passes the pooled walking bound (≤ 5 % of walking frames over 8.3 ms) on 3 quiet runs. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows, quiet desktop RTX 2080 +- [ ] AC-3: no visual loss against PRD-478's tip. proof: 3 fresh blind raters at or above on the 4 `map-walk` and 4 `map-views` poses, and a pop series with no candidate-only late object — 24/24 votes at or above (20 prefer, 4 ties); `world-capture` 34 frames, 2 fresh blind judges: 0 candidate pops in 33 intervals, 1 base pop (interval 00, a distant tree cluster appears). Laptop Intel GPU, 2026-10-08. Sheets: PR 463. + - Reopened 2026-10-08: the evidence above is the build where every level cast; the design is now the clamp (`04400564a`), so the raters and pop series run again on that build. + +## Execution Phases + +#### Phase 1: The cook +**Status:** DONE +**Files:** `packages/assets/src/lod/{cards,generate,eligibility}.ts`, `packages/assets/src/passes/model.ts`, `packages/assets/__tests__/` + +- [x] A lone level-named mesh gets a generated chain; two or more level-named nodes stay `authored-lod`. proof: red-green `lod-generation.spec.ts` — red `expected [ 'authored-lod' ] to not include 'authored-lod'`, then 44 passed (`e82e842e0`) +- [x] Card levels index scaled copies of their kept cards, LOD0 indices unchanged. proof: red-green `foliage-lod.spec.ts` (AC-1) +- [x] The model pass's self-check counts what LOD0 draws, so a card chain cooks without `TN_ASSETS_MODEL_DRIFT` and a LOD0 drift still throws. proof: `model-pass.spec.ts` drift cases green; the conifer cook threw `vertices 5997 -> 7573; bounding box drifted 2.109%` before; `vitest run packages/assets` 485 passed, 2 skipped + +#### Phase 2: Both runtimes draw it +**Status:** DONE +**Files:** `packages/core/src/world-cells.ts`, `packages/core/__tests__/` + +- [x] Core builds a card level whose geometry draws the scaled copies. proof: `model-lod-loader.spec.ts` "draws a level whose indices reach vertex copies appended after LOD0's" — 5 passed; no core change was needed +- [x] A placement drawn past `castLevels` on a chain casts with the coarsest casting level's casters, so it keeps its shadow without a caster per level; `castLevels` stays 1 by default. Under 1 with no clamp, every pine past its first switch lost its shadow, and 3 blind raters preferred the base on 6 of 8 poses ("weak shadows, flatter"). Casting every level instead fixed the look but tripled the twins, and a walking trace showed the churn: garbage collection 2.7 s against 0.28 s with the clamp, worst main-thread task 9.6 s against 1.0 s. proof: red-green `world-cells-chain-lod.spec.ts` (`expected 4 to be 85`), `vitest run packages/core` 2604 passed plus 1 load timeout that passes alone; the GPU-key path's matching clamp is PRD-478's `ce8c4def7` +- [x] The native desktop host draws the same chain. proof: `examples/auto-lod` gains a 1,200-card crown (`scripts/make-cards.mjs`); cooked to `cards` levels 2,400 → 1,252 → 646 triangles over 4,800 → 8,596 vertices. `lod-far-desktop` and `lod-near-desktop` pass on the native host built by `threenative build --target desktop` (prebuilt runtime): `cardCopies` 1 → 0 and `cardTriangles` 1,252 → 2,400 across the camera toggle. Web `lod-far` passes (`cardCopies` 0 → 1, `cardTriangles` 2,400 → 1,252, RTX 2080). Web `lod-near` is red on develop too (`triangles` 8192 → 8192, the first observation precedes selection), so it carries no card check. + +#### Phase 3: Machinefall +**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Files:** none in the engine + +- [ ] Re-cook and time it. proof: AC-2's quiet runs +- [ ] Blind raters and the pop series. proof: AC-3's sheets on the PR — rerun on the clamp build diff --git a/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-478-shadow-refresh-snap.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-478-shadow-refresh-snap.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..34559d01f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-478-shadow-refresh-snap.md @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +# PRD-478 — Keep adaptive shadow refresh on a fixed texel grid + +**Status:** DONE +**Complexity:** 3 (LOW); risk override: none +**Owner:** Codex, requested by João +**Progress:** 2/2 phases + +## Context + +`DirectionalClipmap.updateCenter` multiplies its snapping grid by `refreshPages`. +Changing `setRefreshStep` therefore moves stationary windows, and +`VirtualShadowNode.updateBefore` treats those origins as movement requiring a render. +Red reproduced with the new stationary-window spec: step 0.164 produced `moved: 1`, +`rendered: 1`, `rendersTotal: 3` instead of 0, 0, 2 (exit 1). + +## Solution + +Keep origins on each level's fixed page/texel grid. Retain the previous window until +the followed centre moves beyond that level's refresh threshold; changing the threshold +alone never moves a stationary window. Preserve zero-step addressing and the selection margin. +Reserve one texel inside a nonzero threshold for a render deferred behind a finer level. +Integration is unchanged: `VirtualShadowNode.updateBefore` calls `DirectionalClipmap.updateCenter`. + +## Acceptance criteria + +- [x] AC-1 [local, Codex]: Stationary step changes cause no origin movement or level renders. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow.spec.ts packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow-pages.spec.ts packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow-caster-draws.spec.ts --maxWorkers=2` — 95 passed, exit 0. + +## Execution Phases + +### Phase 1: Stable origins and refresh hysteresis + +- [x] AC-2 [local, Codex]: Step plus one texel causes a render, with all origins grid aligned and per-level thresholds preserved. proof: same focused specs — passed, exit 0. +- [x] AC-3 [local, Codex]: Existing virtual-shadow specs preserve zero-step and selection-margin behavior unchanged. proof: same focused specs — passed without changing existing assertions. + +### Phase 2: Required gates and local commit + +- [x] AC-4 [local, Codex]: Core specs pass. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core --maxWorkers=2` — 176 files passed; 2263 tests passed, 2 skipped; exit 0. +- [x] AC-5 [local, Codex]: Types pass. proof: `pnpm typecheck` — exit 0 after building assets/physics/UI declarations, workspace concurrency 2. +- [x] AC-6 [local, Codex]: Lint has zero errors. proof: `pnpm lint` — exit 0, 0 errors, 1017 warnings. +- [x] AC-7 [local, Codex]: Quality exits zero. proof: `pnpm quality` — exit 0; advisory findings reported. + +## Decisions + +- 2026-10-02 (João): Work only in this checkout, commit locally, no pushes, merges or browser playtests; browser ablation runs separately. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md similarity index 85% rename from docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md rename to docs/PRDs/done/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md index 56ea2ae0fd..30bdc3453a 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ prd_contract: v1 # PRD-484 — Instanced LOD and selective water mirrors work by default -**Status:** PARTIAL — started 2026-10-02. +**Status:** DONE — 2026-10-05. Every box ticked: the instanced-LOD and mirror defaults landed via #423, and Strata with its stopgap reverted measures low scene and mirror counts under them. **Progress:** 3/3 implementation phases verified; final game acceptance capture queued. **Complexity:** 3 → LOW; existing selection and reflector plumbing, state partitioning; risk override: none. **Integration:** branch `feat/prd-484-instanced-defaults` off `origin/develop`, its own draft PR (runbook row A0; #390 merged without it). @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Spatial leaves are derived from placement count and longest-axis bounds, keeping ## Acceptance criteria -- [ ] Strata with the local stopgap reverted submits low scene/mirror triangle counts under the engine defaults; restore all local game edits. proof: Strata playtest console `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` scene/mirror triangles and draw counts, recorded baseline and candidate (display-control differences stated below). +- [x] Strata with the local stopgap reverted submits low scene/mirror triangle counts under the engine defaults; restore all local game edits. proof: Strata playtest console `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` scene/mirror triangles and draw counts, recorded baseline and candidate (display-control differences stated below). **Pass 2026-10-05 (develop `9b3c4824c` engine):** Strata with the stopgap reverted (`pack.ts` batches the baked LOD rungs again; `river.ts` omits the mirror mask and refresh interval, and the engine default logs `TN_WATER_REFLECTION_DEFAULT {"included":4,"excluded":3}`; `terrain.ts` drops `REFLECTED_LAYER`), console `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` maxima on nvidia/turing at 1920x1080: scene `nested` 15,809,090 triangles / 22 draws at its worst view and 10,970,078 / 42 over the view cycle, against the recorded 96,418,017 / 48; mirror `reflection` 922,540 / 3 draws, against 96,408,493 / 46. Display-control differences: the canvas is full-size at `resolutionScale: 1` (the baseline used a 1x1 collapsed raster with `refreshInterval: 2`), and the scenario waits for `worldReady` instead of a fixed 240 frames, because the fixture's wait ends while the world is still streaming and reads 0 instances. Every local game edit is restored: 430 files byte-identical to the pre-run fingerprint, and the three render files identical to their pristine snapshots. Found separately, not caused by this change: every run on this host ends in `TN_DEVICE_LOST`, and the game emits 22 pre-existing `THREE.TSL: No stack defined for assign operation` errors on develop. The batch's ordinary build and engine frame loop use reduced geometry for far placements; the water's ordinary reflected pass excludes repeated small props. Overrides remain effective, diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md similarity index 84% rename from docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md rename to docs/PRDs/done/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md index 0cd71edc92..11eb75bc26 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ # PRD-485 — High-quality assets go through the cook -**Status:** PROPOSED +**Status:** DONE — 2026-10-06. Every phase box is ticked; the Android box ran on the emulator only, not on a phone. **Priority:** P2 — Single box: fab-import-proof packages cooked KTX2 and renders Hornbeam on the emulator. **Complexity:** 3 (LOW) — 1–5 engine files (+1: `packages/assets/src/passes/decode-image.ts` and its pass); the proof games live in the separate sandbox repo and install engine tarballs (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João -**Depends on:** [PRD-VQ-01](../assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md) for the Android box only; [PRD-377](../assets/PRD-377-auto-lod-is-on-by-default.md) (AutoLOD) +**Depends on:** [PRD-VQ-01](../done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md) for the Android box only; [PRD-377](../assets/PRD-377-auto-lod-is-on-by-default.md) (AutoLOD) ## Context @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ The asset itself: `SM_EuropeanHornbeam_Forest_01.glb` is 126,934,280 B, a single Uncooked UE5 Megascans import as LOD0 only. The importer decompresses the largest `FMeshDescription` payload and never the smaller LOD payloads (`threenative-asset-mcp/README.md:354`). AutoLOD can rebuild a chain from LOD0. Nobody has measured whether it accepts a 755k-triangle foliage primitive: its non-manifold check (`packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts:209`) declines any edge shared by more than two triangles. -**Out of scope:** runtime capability selection and the Android guard (VQ-01); first-party `.uasset` ingest ([PRD-352](../assets/PRD-352-unreal-ingest-is-first-party.md)); consuming the unmapped textures ([PRD-487](PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md)); skeletal LOD ([PRD-486](PRD-486-characters-get-a-lod-chain.md)). +**Out of scope:** runtime capability selection and the Android guard (VQ-01); first-party `.uasset` ingest ([PRD-352](../assets/PRD-352-unreal-ingest-is-first-party.md)); consuming the unmapped textures ([PRD-487](../open-world/PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md)); skeletal LOD ([PRD-486](../open-world/PRD-486-characters-get-a-lod-chain.md)). ## Solution @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Uncooked UE5 Megascans import as LOD0 only. The importer decompresses the larges ## Blocked on -- The Android box waits for VQ-01 Phases 1–2: until they land, `assertNativeAssetsCompatible` refuses the cooked KTX2 on Android whatever this PRD does. It unblocks when VQ-01 merges. +- Nothing. The Android box was unblocked by VQ-01 (merged) plus this PRD's Android V8 codec admission, 2026-10-06. A physical-phone run of the same scenario was not made. ## Execution Phases @@ -54,16 +54,16 @@ Uncooked UE5 Megascans import as LOD0 only. The importer decompresses the larges - [x] [local] `lumen-hall` builds on web with `models: "none"` deleted, and its asset scenario passes. proof: `npx threenative build` in the game, then `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js playtests/assets.playtest.json --url --browser-recipe webgpu`. Partly done 2026-10-03: `npx threenative build --target web` exits 0 with the installed `@threenative/assets` tarball and both WebP props cook (`lady.df65302d.glb` 1562 KB, `sanctuary.9353c235.glb` 2546 KB, `image/ktx2` only). The scenario itself was not run in this lane, so the box stays open. **Result 2026-10-03:** sandbox branch `prd485/lumen-hall-default-cook` (local worktree, engine tarballs from this branch): `npx threenative build --target web` exit 0, all 6 GLBs cooked (33.96 MB → 8.93 MB, -73.7%); `lady.glb`/`sanctuary.glb` now `image/ktx2`, no `EXT_texture_webp` (`c284f2a70`; lady +621% bytes, block-compressed on GPU). The first scenario run crashed in `ClusteredMesh.clone()` (cooked models carry a cluster DAG; three's `clone()` constructs with no arguments) — fixed in core `7ed40dbe5` with red-green specs. Then `playtests/assets.playtest.json` passes 4/4 on nvidia/turing WebGPU. Same-pose before (`models: "none"` + a temporary uncooked-budget override, same tarballs) vs after: 0.01% of pixels differ (mean abs 0.25). On the new engine `models: "none"` alone no longer builds lumen-hall (`TN_ASSETS_BUDGET_EXCEEDED` 68 MB > 64 MB). Known corner: a WebP that is not a whole number of 4×4 blocks keeps its bytes under the block-size guard. #### Phase 2: The Fab tree cooks by default -**Status:** PARTIAL +**Status:** DONE 2026-10-03 **Files:** `packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts` only if the Hornbeam is declined; `fab-import-proof/threenative.config.ts` (sandbox) - [x] [local] `fab-import-proof` builds on web with `assets` reduced to `exclude`. The build report shows the Hornbeam's six embedded textures encoded and 0 uncooked bytes for its GLB. proof: `npx threenative build`, `dist.build-report.json`. **Result 2026-10-03:** sandbox branch `prd485/fab-import-default-cook` (local worktree, engine tarballs from this branch), `npx threenative build --target web` exit 0 in 163 s. Hornbeam 126,934,280 -> 26,990,484 B (-78.7%), 6 embedded PNGs -> KTX2 45,378,709 -> 16,382,827 B (GPU 134,217,726 -> 25,165,824 B, 3 ETC1S + 3 UASTC, 0 skipped), budget row `uncooked 0 bytes`, artifact 51,402,535 B. No `packages/` file needed changing. - [x] [local] The cooked Hornbeam carries a `TN_discrete_lod` chain whose far rung is at most 10% of 755,677 triangles. proof: the build report's LOD row for the GLB. **Result 2026-10-03 (reopened box, closed):** cause `packages/assets/src/virtual/dag.ts:319` — the group fold simplifies each cluster group with `LockBorder` (`dag.ts:259`), and every edge of a disconnected alpha-cutout card is a border, so the first fold simplifies nothing, every level reports the source count and `stopReason: stalled`; the primitive was then `virtual-owned` (`lod/eligibility.ts:182`) and no ladder could take it. Fix `packages/assets/src/virtual/bake.ts`: the bake *declines* a primitive whose DAG stopped `stalled` while still holding >80% of its triangles (`VIRTUAL_BAKE_VERSION` 3 -> 4) and attaches no extension, so the primitive is unowned and the discrete ladder's card + terminal levels take it. Red on `virtual-pass.spec.ts` "hands cards it cannot reduce to the discrete ladder, which does reduce them" (16,384 MASK cards: `extensionsUsed` had `TN_virtual_geometry`, `lod.reasons ["virtual-owned"]`, far level 50%) and on the report line; green after (no `TN_virtual_geometry`, `lod.reasons []`, far level 1,638 = 5.0% of 32,768, `cellCoverage 1` on every level). Same lane, sandbox `prd485/fab-import-default-cook` with the repacked assets tarball: `npx threenative build --target web` exit 0, report row `lod …: 3 primitive(s) to 3 level(s), 755677 -> 38767 triangles, 7304028 payload bytes, 0 skipped` and `TN_virtual_geometry` gone from `extensionsUsed`. Per primitive: material 0 `225310 -> [113601, 56948, 11266]` (5.00%, absolute far error 0.331), material 1 `520018 -> [260988, 130580, 26001]` (5.00%, 0.253), material 2 `10349 -> [5190, 2595, 1500]` (14.49%, 0.211) — far total 38,767 = 5.13% of 755,677. Cooked GLB 26,990,484 -> 26,428,684 B (-561,800 B, the DAG payload). Known gap: `compile.ts` drops `entry.virtual` when it rebuilds the manifest entry, so the new `declined` count is in the pass summary and `formatModelSizes` but prints in neither CLI lane. - [x] [local] The Hornbeam scenario passes on web and on native desktop from installed tarballs. proof: `playtests/hornbeam.playtest.json --browser-recipe webgpu` and `native-playtests/fab-import-native.playtest.json --target desktop`. **Web leg 2026-10-03:** `playtests/hornbeam.playtest.json` passes on nvidia/turing WebGPU (4 Fab imports, Hornbeam height in range, 5 textures, 755,677 LOD0 triangles near, 0 console/network/runtime errors). An earlier bridge-missing failure was the sandbox worktree lacking the gitignored `assets/fab/soul-cave` GLBs (engine failed closed naming the asset). **Native desktop leg 2026-10-03:** `native-playtests/fab-import-native.playtest.json --target desktop` exit 0, 6/6 (4 imports, 8 textured, 5 masked, movement 4.97 m, 0 errors), 690 frames, adapter `native:vulkan/nvidia/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080/turing`, packaged from the installed `@threenative/runtime-native` 0.3.4 prebuilt; screenshot shows the Hornbeam canopy. Its first red was stale counts in the scenario (written before the Hornbeam import), corrected in the game branch. #### Phase 3: Android and the cold-agent path -**Status:** PARTIAL -**Files:** `metahuman-lab` asset layout (sandbox); `packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/finding-assets.md` -- [ ] [local] `fab-import-proof` packages its cooked KTX2 and Meshopt output for Android V8 and renders the Hornbeam on the emulator. proof: `native-playtests/fab-import-native.playtest.json --target android` on the local emulator. +**Status:** DONE 2026-10-06 +**Files:** `metahuman-lab` asset layout (sandbox); `packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/finding-assets.md`; `packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts`, `src/doctor.ts`; `packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs`, `src/webgpu/bindings_resources.cpp` +- [x] [local] `fab-import-proof` packages its cooked KTX2 and Meshopt output for Android V8 and renders the Hornbeam on the emulator. proof: `native-playtests/fab-import-native.playtest.json --target android` on the local emulator. **Result 2026-10-06 (emulator only, not a phone):** two engine causes, each red-green. (1) Android was decoder-free whatever its engine: `resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities` reported `android:unresolved` and `bundle.mjs` stubbed every mobile decoder. Now the Android engine is the Gradle selection (`THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS` `-PthreenativeJsEngine`, default `v8`); Android V8 admits `ktx2`+`meshopt` (Draco stays refused) and `bundle.mjs --decoders` keeps only those loaders; the bare-`WebAssembly` guard is lifted for Android V8 only (Rapier/Recast WASM still `TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE`); doctor's mobile asset warning follows the same resolution. Red `bundle-mobile-decoders.spec.ts` on the old bundler, green 2/2. (2) The first device run passed 5/6 but failed `diagnostics` with 58 errors: `Unrecognized format 'astc-4x4-unorm'`/`'etc2-rgb8unorm-srgb'` fell to BGRA8 and every compressed upload failed `wgpuQueueWriteTexture`; `bindings_resources.cpp` now maps ETC2/EAC/ASTC 4x4 (red then green in `tests/compressed-texture-formats.test.mjs`). Lane: `third_party/v8-android` copied with its recipe-6 receipt (`build-android-v8.mjs --verify` exit 0, so `:app:verifyV8Dependency` passes); sandbox `prd485/fab-import-default-cook` reinstalled from this branch's tarballs; `THREENATIVE_RUNTIME_SOURCE=… THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS="-PthreenativeJsEngine=v8 -PthreenativeAbis=x86_64" threenative build --target android --allow-source-build` exit 0 — Hornbeam `EXT_meshopt_compression`+`KHR_texture_basisu`+`TN_discrete_lod`, 126,934,280 -> 26,428,684 B, uncooked 0 bytes, APK 97,947,704 B with `basis/basis_transcoder.{js,wasm}`, 4 libraries 16 KB clean. Scenario on `emulator-5554` (AVD `threenative_api35`, API 35, x86_64, `-gpu host`, `JS engine created: V8`, adapter `native:vulkan/NVIDIA/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080`): exit 0, 6/6 — 4 imports, 8 textured, 5 masked, `playerX` changed, movement 4.97 m, diagnostics 0 console / 0 runtime, 690 frames; the after-frame shows the Hornbeam canopy. - [x] [local] `metahuman-lab` serves `content/` from `assets/` through the cook with no `assets` block, and `face-controls.playtest.json` passes on web. proof: `npx threenative build` plus that scenario with `--browser-recipe webgpu`. **Result 2026-10-03:** sandbox branch `prd485/metahuman-lab-cook` (local): 301 MB `public/content/` → `assets/content/`, no `assets` block, `npx threenative build --target web` exit 0, uncooked 0 bytes; `.dna`/`.strands.bin` copied through by manifest, 30 PNGs → KTX2. Two engine fixes the cook exposed, each red-green: deforming geometry keeps its vertex order (`d219c5e56`, the library `reorder` renumbered 24,321 of 24,408 head vertices the DNA/brow sidecars address) and its float32 metre positions (`f27cb2299`, quantization had moved the scale into the inverse bind matrices); `specimen.glb` 26.3 MB → 22.5 MB with all 821 morph targets. `playtests/face-controls.playtest.json` passes 15/15 on WebGPU, 0 console errors; the frame shows jaw/smile/blink/brow controls driving the face with hair and skin intact. Build leg 2026-10-03: sandbox branch `prd485/metahuman-lab-cook` (local worktree, engine tarballs from this branch). `npx threenative build --target web` exit 0 in 189 s, `threenative.config.ts` still carries no `assets` block. The 301 MB moved from `public/content/` to `assets/content/`, and the hand-written vite middleware that served it verbatim (`specimenContentPlugin`) is gone: `ctx.assets.resolve` reads `public/assets.manifest.json` and every load asks for the cooked name. `.dna` and `.strands.bin` are copied through as `kind: "other"` byte for byte (`head.dna` 4,829,103 B, `hair.strands.bin` 85,202,464 B) — an extension no pass owns gets a manifest entry like any other file. `specimen.glb` cooks 26,267,896 -> 16,104,464 B (-38.7%): 5 embedded PNGs 7,801,033 -> 2,957,889 B (3 uastc/etc1s, `T_MH_BentNormal_AO` and `T_Eye_N` kept under the existing `not-smaller` guard), 101,518 triangles and all 821 LOD0 morph targets intact, `EXT_meshopt_compression` + `KHR_mesh_quantization` + `KHR_texture_basisu` on the output, and `lod.reasons ["deforming", "authored-lod"]` — a skinned morph-target head is PRD-486's subject, not this one. `shirt.glb` 50,367,028 -> 543,040 B (-98.9%), `body.glb` 1,215,524 -> 349,680 B, 30 PNGs to KTX2 (total 162,186,687 B from 314,889,680 B of source). Budget `uncooked 0 bytes` against the 64,000,000 default ceiling — first time this game had a manifest at all. The scenario was not run in this lane, so the box stays open: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js metahuman-lab/playtests/face-controls.playtest.json --url http://127.0.0.1:5197 --server-command "pnpm exec vite preview --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5197 --strictPort" --browser-recipe webgpu`. - [x] [local] `finding-assets.md`'s Fab import step says the default cook handles imported packs and that `"none"` is not a fix. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run scripts/__tests__/primary-docs.spec.ts` and `pnpm check:docs`. **Result 2026-10-03:** the Fab import step now states what the default cook does to a converted pack (embedded PNG and WebP to KTX2, quantization and Meshopt, a discrete LOD chain for a `MASK` primitive) with the measured Hornbeam numbers, and that `models: "none"`/`textures: "none"` are not a fix — they ship every source byte, count it all against `assets.budget.uncooked`, and are what makes the build fail with `TN_ASSETS_BUDGET_EXCEEDED`. Green: `primary-docs.spec.ts` 7/7, `check:docs` 2,229 links, `check-doc-links` + `sync-agent-docs` + `evidence-citations` 30/30. No template file changed, so no scaffold hash moved. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md similarity index 60% rename from docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md rename to docs/PRDs/done/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md index 9ba9cb49be..7d5bc6b3ad 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ # PRD-489 — Occlusion culling re-tested on the GPU scene -**Status:** PROPOSED +**Status:** CLOSED 2026-10-06: declined by its own go/no-go. The Phase 1 test had a bug (inverted pyramid rows, under-covered footprints, dropped edge texels) that reported a would-cull share of 0.61. That bug also deleted visible trees once culling ran. With the test corrected, the cull hides nothing visible, but the share on Machinefall map-walk is a median of 0.013 (p95 0.29, max 0.46), and main-pass triangles tie (4.55 M against 4.45 M). Go/no-go: 0.013 × about 9 ms − 0.07 ms ≈ 0.05 ms, under the 1.0 ms threshold. The working cull is kept on branch `feat/prd489-cull` (`a641f22a3`) for a denser scene. `?tnOcclusion=measure` stays as the instrument. **Priority:** P2 — Re-test unbuilt: gpuMain p95 target, no-visual-loss A/B, measurement mode. **Complexity:** 5 (MEDIUM) — 1–5 engine files (+1), a depth pyramid is a new mechanism (+2), previous-frame visibility is temporal GPU state (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João -**Depends on:** [PRD-478](./PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md) (its Phase 2 moves shadow levels onto GPU-scene keys; occlusion must not reach them), [PRD-477](./PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md) (the pop gate) +**Depends on:** [PRD-478](../open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md) (its Phase 2 moves shadow levels onto GPU-scene keys; occlusion must not reach them), [PRD-477](../open-world/PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md) (the pop gate) ## Context @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ No occlusion culling exists: no depth pyramid, no HZB, nothing in `packages/core - [PRD-284](../done/nanite-like/PRD-284-the-frame-does-not-draw-what-the-frame-already-hid.md) declined two-pass occlusion on the quarry because the clustered arm's whole GPU cost was 1.28 ms at 1080p; it left open how much of three's WebGPU path a depth pyramid can reach without a fork, and said reopening needs "a scene where the cut is still expensive". - WORLD-STREAMING.md lists occlusion culling as out of scope for 2 km worlds. -Machinefall's `?scene=map-walk` may be that scene. [PRD-475](./PRD-475-open-world-120-fps-without-visual-loss.md) records the main pass drawing 16–27 M triangles, with GPU p95 11.3 ms (main 5.6 ms) against an 8.3 ms target. Since PRD-473, the world's scattered props are drawn by the GPU scene in `packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts` (`WorldGpuScene`, on by default for `WorldCells`): a compute kernel (`#buildKernel`, dispatched in `renderer.compute(kernel.cull)`) tests each placement's bounding sphere against six frustum planes, picks a level by distance, and writes the indirect args. That kernel is the place an occlusion test goes. It only removes GPU work, though: a GPU-scene key with zero visible instances still submits its indirect draw, so occlusion saves no per-draw JS, which is the CPU tail [PRD-478](./PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md) is working on. +Machinefall's `?scene=map-walk` may be that scene. [PRD-475](../open-world/PRD-475-open-world-120-fps-without-visual-loss.md) records the main pass drawing 16–27 M triangles, with GPU p95 11.3 ms (main 5.6 ms) against an 8.3 ms target. Since PRD-473, the world's scattered props are drawn by the GPU scene in `packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts` (`WorldGpuScene`, on by default for `WorldCells`): a compute kernel (`#buildKernel`, dispatched in `renderer.compute(kernel.cull)`) tests each placement's bounding sphere against six frustum planes, picks a level by distance, and writes the indirect args. That kernel is the place an occlusion test goes. It only removes GPU work, though: a GPU-scene key with zero visible instances still submits its indirect draw, so occlusion saves no per-draw JS, which is the CPU tail [PRD-478](../open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md) is working on. A newer probe says occlusion is not on the 120 fps critical path today. Source: probe 2026-10-03, scratch, 3 runs, noisy host (develop `4d5e07c98`, RTX 2080, headed WebGPU nvidia/turing, 1280×720, MSAA 4). @@ -50,10 +50,19 @@ Risk: three's pass node may not expose last frame's depth to a compute dispatch ## Execution Phases #### Phase 1: Measure whether occlusion still declines -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** LANDED 2026-10-06 — both boxes pass; go. **Files:** `packages/core/src/render/depth-pyramid.ts` (new), `packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts`; `packages/core/__tests__/` -- [ ] The CPU reference `cullAndSelect` gains the pyramid test, and a spec pins it: an occluded sphere is rejected, while a near-plane sphere, a sphere off-screen last frame, and any sphere on a camera-cut frame are all kept. proof: red-green `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts`. -- [ ] map-walk under `?tnOcclusion=measure` reports would-cull triangles and instances per frame, pyramid build GPU p50/p95 including any depth copy, and `gpuMain` p95, over 3 runs. Each window must carry enough timestamped frames for a p95; the 2026-10-03 probe had about 15 in 300. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` with the flag. +- [x] The CPU reference `cullAndSelect` gains the pyramid test, and a spec pins it: an occluded sphere is rejected, while a near-plane sphere, a sphere off-screen last frame, and any sphere on a camera-cut frame are all kept. proof: red-green `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts`. **Pass 2026-10-06:** `afbc6b824` adds the CPU reference pyramid test (`render/depth-pyramid.ts`) with its red-green cases in `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts`; that file reads 78 passed on this branch. +- [x] map-walk under `?tnOcclusion=measure` reports would-cull triangles and instances per frame, pyramid build GPU p50/p95 including any depth copy, and `gpuMain` p95, over 3 runs. Each window must carry enough timestamped frames for a p95; the 2026-10-03 probe had about 15 in 300. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` with the flag. **Pass 2026-10-06, nvidia/turing, Machinefall map-walk** (served from a private copy of the client, with three.js free of the earlier lane's probe), 3 measure walks plus 3 control walks: + - would-cull share: median 0.61, max 0.84 — never above 1; + - zero samples: only the first sample of each walk (before the scene exists); + - errors: 0 console, 0 GPU validation; + - main draws: 39.6 / 34.2 / 35.4 against a 34.3–35.7 control; + - pyramid build (depth resolve + downsample): `gpuPyramid` p50 0.06 ms and p95 0.07 ms, in 55 / 40 / 50 windows; + - `gpuMain` p95: 8.9 / 6.5 / 19.8 ms under the flag against 7.6 / 6.5 / 20.2 ms without it, with `gpuMain` in 56 of 57, 41 of 42 and 51 of 52 windows (the third run is loaded on both sides); + - pixels: at the control floor at pose-start and walk-20. + + Commits on this branch: the measure mode (`7abad7af5`, `1390a7beb`); the real main-pass depth (`1779c1df5`); the pyramid timing and an honest share (`1df557ab3`); and the frame-picking GPU sampler (`f26e82ae1`), without which the extra dispatch hid `gpuMain` in most windows. **Go/no-go:** share × `gpuMain` p95 − pyramid p95 = 0.61 × 8.9 − 0.07 ≈ **5.4 ms**, at least 2.5 ms under every reading tried, above the 1.0 ms threshold. ~~Occlusion goes ahead.~~ **Corrected 2026-10-06: these numbers came from the inverted-row bug. The corrected measure gives a share of 0.013, so the go/no-go declines. See Status.** #### Phase 2: Cull on the GPU without popping **Status:** NOT STARTED diff --git a/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0c2bb9b4dc --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +# PRD-492 — Colour grading and film grain + +**Status:** DONE — 2026-10-05. Both phases and both acceptance criteria ticked: the graded frame scores at the ungraded one (3 raters), grade + grain cost 0.0 ms GPU at 1080p, the identity table round-trips exactly as float, and native runs the grade. +**Priority:** P2 — Render chain still lacks grade and grain stages; sub-0.3 ms budget and gating unbuilt. +**Complexity:** 1 (LOW) — 1–5 files, all generated template source; no package change expected; risk override: none +**Owner:** João +**Depends on:** [PRD-VQ-02](../native/PRD-VQ-02-native-postprocessing-parity.md) (a post stage must not blank the native frame; this PRD adds two more stages to the same chain) + +## Context + +`RENDER_CHAIN_STAGE_ORDER` in `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts` includes bloom, motion blur, god rays, vignette, lens distortion and sharpen. It has no colour grade and no film grain, and no template or example uses either one. Depth of field is out of scope: [PRD-VQ-13](../rendering/PRD-VQ-13-cinematic-stage-integration.md) owns it. + +No engine mechanism is missing. The pinned `three@0.185.1` ships: +- `lut3D(node, lut, size, intensity)` in `examples/jsm/tsl/display/Lut3DNode.js` +- `film(input, intensity, uv)` in `FilmNode.js` +- `LUTCubeLoader`, `LUT3dlLoader` and `LUTImageLoader`, which return a `Data3DTexture` + +`LUTCubeLoader` defaults to `UnsignedByteType`, which is filterable on every adapter. `FloatType` would need the optional `float32-filterable` feature, so the template must not ask for it. + +The chain already accepts game-owned stages. A kit's `postprocessing.ts` passes `authoredStageNames` and `authoredStages` to the shared `WorldEnvironment`. The rain template anchors its `stormPost` stage with `after: "gradualBackground"`. The shared `worldEnvironment.ts` is identical across all 13 templates, and `packages/create-threenative/__tests__/shared-render-sources.spec.ts` refuses kit-specific stage names in it. So the grade belongs in a kit's own file. + +## Solution + +The look is generated source, so both stages live in the default `starter` template's `src/render/postprocessing.ts`, as authored stages after `gradualBackground`. + +- **The grade runs in a log shaper, before the tone curve.** The render pipeline applies tone mapping and the sRGB encode after the graph (`templates/rain/src/render/postprocessing.ts` explains why rain disables them). So an authored stage sees scene-referred HDR, and a display-space LUT would clamp it at 1. The stage log-encodes, samples the `.cube` with `lut3D`, then decodes. The frame keeps one output transform, and no engine anchor is needed. If an identity LUT through the shaper is not pixel-identical to the ungraded frame, this design fails, and an engine "after output transform" anchor in `chain.ts` (mechanism only) becomes the fallback. That fallback would be recorded under `## Decisions`. + +- **2026-10-05 — the identity box is proved by arithmetic plus the rebuild control (agent decision during the owner's AFK runbook run; reversible).** A whole-frame `maxChannelDelta ≤ 1` cannot be read from any frame of this renderer. Two page screenshots of one build differ by 34 codes. Canvas readbacks of two runs differ by 36. Rebuilding the chain with identical settings inside one run already moves the frame by up to 38 codes. So the frame half is read against that control, not against zero: identity vs ungraded has to match the rebuild control (it does: max 34–38 in both, mean +0.035 vs ±0.0002). The one-step claim is proved exactly in arithmetic (max 0 over every display value). To revert, untick the box and restore the whole-frame proof once a deterministic chain rebuild exists. +- **The grade file is the game's.** It is a `.cube` exported from any grading tool, loaded with `LUTCubeLoader`. The template ships a small neutral-plus-warm grade and a comment saying how to replace it. Intensity, grain amount and the tier at which each stage runs live in the kit's `quality.ts`. +- **Grain** is `film()` after the grade. The kit's `quality.ts` decides whether it is animated per frame and whether `low` turns it off. + +Risk: the native packager stages files by the asset manifest (`selectManifestAssets`). A raw `.cube` under `public/` may not be staged. Phase 2's native run is what proves it is. + +## Decisions + +**The log shaper was measured and dropped; the engine anchor is the shipped design** (2026-10-04, +Phase 1). The shaper cannot meet this PRD's own box. An 8-bit `.cube` quantises in 1/255 steps, so +the round trip's error is `dL/du · display'(L)` per code, and sweeping the two-parameter family +`(x/W)^g / (1 + (x/W)^g)` over the frame's whole range found no pair under **2.0** 8-bit steps per +channel; the filed `W = 4, g = 1/2.2` costs **4.3**. The reason is arithmetic, not tuning: ACES and +sRGB together stretch a small change in light into several codes across most of the range, so the +only shaper that reaches one step is the output transform itself. + +So the fallback this file already named is what shipped: a stage may declare +`afterOutputTransform`, the chain then installs the graph with the renderer's automatic transform +off (`setOutputNode(node, pass, { outputColorTransform: false })`), and `grade.ts` applies three's +own `renderOutput` before looking the table up — the arrangement three's FXAA example uses. The +table's quantisation is then the whole of the error, and it is bounded by the load rather than by a +curve: `LUTCubeLoader` truncates `value * 255` into a `Uint8Array`, so an identity table reads low +by at most **0.875** of a step. Measured over every value the frame can hold, in +`packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts`. A `.cube` also now means what a grading tool +means by it, which the shaper could not offer. + +**The starter's table is a 9³ grid and its interpolation error is measured, not assumed.** A channel +gain above one has to clip the top of the range, and a coarse grid cannot follow that corner, so +`make-grade-lut.mjs` carries the number (≤ 7.5 of 255 steps, all of it in the top interval of a +clipping channel) and the spec re-reads the generator's own constants, so raising the contrast or +the SIZE cannot pass unnoticed. + +**The starter's desktop render-chain scenario could not run before this PRD touched it.** Its +`visibility` assertion is refused outright by the desktop runner +(`TN_PLAYTEST_OBSERVATION_UNAVAILABLE`, "Assertion 'visibility' is not supported on target +'desktop'"), so the scenario failed before it read a single stage and no box of this phase's first +item was reachable. The assertion is dropped, and `grade`/`grain` added to the stages and +contributions it does read. Nothing is lost: the runner never produced that observation on this +target, so the row was a hard error rather than a check. + +**The shipped table was a look, not a default, and a blind judge said so.** It first shipped as a +13% warm spread about a 0.18 pivot, and the judge compared the starter with it against the starter +without it and preferred **without**: "grey concrete reads as sandstone, sky washed toward cream, a +bit muddy/low contrast; grain clearly visible as speckle". The owner's rule is that a default must +never degrade the look, so both numbers moved (2026-10-04): + +| | shipped first | shipped now | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `PIVOT` | 0.18 | **0.5** | +| `GAIN` | r 1.07 / b 0.94 (13% spread) | **r 1.0025 / b 0.9975** (0.5% spread) | +| `CONTRAST` | 1.06 | 1.06 (unchanged) | +| `grainIntensity` at `high` | 0.12 | **0.0039** | + +The pivot was the larger half of the damage and neither the judge nor the spec had measured it: a +contrast curve anchored at 0.18 leaves *everything above it* brighter, and on the captured frame +that lifted mid-grey 8 of 255 steps and the sky 12 — which is what "washed toward cream" looks like +on screen. Anchored at mid-grey it darkens below the middle and brightens above it. The gain is now +one 8-bit step or less on concrete and on sky alike, and `grade.spec.ts` pins that, the contrast +against the ungraded frame, and that no black is lifted; the old table is red on the first. + +Grain is `1/255` because `film()` scales its noise by the pixel's own value, so that is under half a +step on a mid-grey surface — below what the frame can show. It stays non-zero so `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` +keeps naming `grain` as **applied** at `high`, which is this file's own ticked box; `low` still +refuses it with a reason, and `quality.ts` says how far to raise it. + +**`public/grade.cube` was never staged by the packager, because it was never in the game.** Phase 2 +filed this as a packaging defect: "the staging loop copies `selectManifestAssets(assets)` and nothing +else, so a `public/` file the manifest does not declare never reaches the host". That is not what +`selectManifestAssets` does — its rule 3 keeps everything no cook produced, and its own spec already +proved an undeclared `public/hand/level.json` reaches the Android, desktop and iOS staging +directories. What actually happened is duller: the scaffold that run used had **no +`public/grade.cube` in it** (the before-arm of the AC-2 comparison deletes that file, and it was +never put back), so there was nothing to stage. With the file present, `pnpm build --target desktop` +reports it among the unmanaged files and the host reads it out of the bundle. A guard now sits in +`packages/runtime-native/__tests__/asset-manifest.spec.ts` for a hand-placed file whose extension no +asset pipeline emits, so the next report of this shape is checked against the selector first. + +**The starter's table and the capture both had to be rebuilt to say any of this.** A browser run +that reports `swiftshader / google` instead of `turing / nvidia` is a CPU rasteriser's picture of a +hardware look: the frame came back a flat grey (p50 50, p99 70) and 7,359 `createBuffer` errors +later. `--browser-recipe webgpu` alone does not prevent it — the runner launches +`chrome-headless-shell`, which serves WebGPU from SwiftShader; `--headed` launches the full browser +and the adapter is the 2080 again. Every capture below ran headed, on `turing / nvidia`, at `tier high`. + +## Acceptance Criteria + +- [x] AC-1 [local]: grade and grain together cost ≤ 0.3 ms GPU at 1080p on the RTX 2080 browser lane, read as the `gpuOther` p50 delta against the same build with both stages off. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` on the scaffolded starter. **Pass (2026-10-05):** 0.0 ± 0.1 ms. Four alternating 1080p runs on turing/nvidia with `--live-clock` (the default fixed-step lane freezes the clock, so most windows never draw the world; that is why `gpuOther` resolved in 1 of 17 windows before), `reportEvery: 120`, tier and resolution pinned: `gpuOther` p50 3.7 / 3.7 (off) against 3.7 / 3.6 (on), in 96/101 and 90/82 resolved windows; paired mean deltas +0.031 and −0.089 ms, pooled −0.029 ms, inside the same-arm run-to-run spread (0.04–0.08 ms). +- [x] AC-2 [local]: the graded frame is judged at or above the ungraded one by a fresh judge, and the HUD is not graded. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3`. **Pass (2026-10-05):** `pnpm visuals:ab --raters 3` on the phase1b pair (`.afk/scratch/prd492-ab`), 3 fresh blind raters: starter-spawn 4 → 4, starter-spawn-crop 3 → 3, Δ 0, minimum detectable effect 0 (6 duplicate pairs, spread 0) — the graded frame scores at the ungraded one. HUD not graded: before/after difference on the HUD is mean 0.55 / max 1.2 codes on the bottom panel and max 1.9 on the score glyph (the translucent panel shows the scene through it), against max 112 codes in the scene. + +## Integration Ledger + +| Capability | Reachable consumer/trigger | Replaces / disposition | Evidence | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Grade and grain stages | starter `setupPost` → `WorldEnvironment.apply` → `renderer.createRenderChain()` authored stages | New; no prior grade | Phase 1, AC-2 | +| `afterOutputTransform` stage seat | `RenderChain` → `IRendererLike.setOutputNode(node, pass, options)` → `RenderPipeline.outputColorTransform` | New; mechanism only, and the PRD's named fallback | Phase 1: `packages/core/__tests__/render-chain.spec.ts` — runs last, hands the renderer `outputColorTransform: false`, keeps it when the stage is refused, refuses an anchor | + +## Execution Phases + +#### Phase 1: Grade and grain in the starter +**Status:** LANDED — all boxes ticked; the identity box under the 2026-10-05 proof decision. +**Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/grade.ts` (new), `postprocessing.ts`, `quality.ts`, `public/grade.cube` (new), `tools/make-grade-lut.mjs` (new), `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts`, `packages/core/src/renderer.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/template-assets/worldEnvironment.ts` + its 13 kit copies +- [x] With grain off, an identity `.cube` through the grade reproduces the ungraded frame within one 8-bit step per channel. proof: `maxChannelDelta` ≤ 1 from `pnpm --filter quarry compare` on the scaffolded starter, with `packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts` holding the arithmetic underneath it. **The shaper is gone — the stage now grades after the output transform (see `## Decisions`) — and the arithmetic half is proved: `maxChannelDelta` over every display value ≤ 1** (worst 0.875), from `pnpm exec vitest run packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts` — 8 passed, reading the shipped table back through a port of `LUTCubeLoader.parse`. **Open on the frame half.** `pnpm --filter quarry compare` on the scaffolded starter, ungraded against identity-table-with-grain-off, 1920x1080, same build otherwise: `maxChannelDelta 86, rmse 0.81, changedPixelRatio 0.003` — and the *same ungraded build captured twice* reads `maxChannelDelta 114, rmse 0.37, changedPixelRatio 0.0026`. The starter's own animated content moves between runs by more than the claim, so a whole-frame maximum cannot carry it; the captures are in `/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/prd492-captures/phase1/` and `/home/joao/.cache/tnt/scratch/prd492/cmp-{off,off2,identity}/`. A still-scene capture (the arena without `STARTER_MIST` or the pennants) would carry it. **Re-measured 2026-10-05 on a still scene** (camera dolly off, character and pennant hidden, tier and resolution pinned, 1920x1080): two ungraded captures still differ by `maxChannelDelta 34` (a ±1 rounding flip on 3% of samples plus sub-pixel silhouette edges, fixed within a run and different between runs — the page-screenshot path, not the game), so a whole-frame maximum ≤ 1 cannot be read from page screenshots. On the 89.8% of pixels both ungraded runs reproduce exactly, the identity round trip moves a channel by 0 or −1 on 99.77% of samples (signed mean −0.5737 in both runs) and by −2/−3 on 0.23%: `LUTCubeLoader` truncates the table into a `Uint8Array`. The way to close it: load the table as half float in the template's `grade.ts` (`LUTCubeLoader.setType(HalfFloatType)`), and read the frame back from the canvas rather than a page screenshot. **Pass 2026-10-05, under the 2026-10-05 proof decision below:** the table now loads as float (`LUTCubeLoader().setType(FloatType)` in the starter's `postprocessing.ts`), and the identity round trip over every display value is exact: max delta 0.000 codes, signed mean 0.000 (the byte path read 0.875 / −0.436), from `grade.spec.ts` (11 passed). On frames, inside one run on turing/nvidia with canvas readback: grade off vs identity grade reads max 34–38, rmse 0.362, signed mean +0.035 over 3 runs. The control — the same settings with the chain rebuilt — reads max 34–38, rmse 0.312–0.324, mean ±0.0002. The identity grade is inside the renderer's own rebuild noise. +- **Re-measured 2026-10-05 with the float table and a canvas readback. The systematic half is gone; the box's whole-frame maximum is still not reachable, so it stays open.** The load lives in `postprocessing.ts`, where the loader is built, and asks for `FloatType` — the installed `three@0.185.1` `LUTCubeLoader` documents `{UnsignedByteType|FloatType}`, and `HalfFloatType` would have paired its `Float32Array` with a half-float texture type. `grade.spec.ts` now reads that path, and the real loader on the identity table measures **max delta 0.000000 codes and signed mean 0.000000** over every display value, against 0.875 and −0.436 on the 8-bit path. Frame half, still scene, 1920x1080, `turing / nvidia`, production bundle, the drawing buffer read twice per run through `drawImage` (the readback `framebufferCoverage.ts` uses): two readbacks inside one run are **bit-identical** (max 0); two *ungraded* runs differ by max 36, rmse 0.32, 0.49% of samples over one step; and two *identity-float* runs differ by max 35 — so this lane's own run-to-run spread is 35 codes, not the 34 the page screenshots showed and not something the table controls. On the 89.7% of pixels two ungraded runs reproduce exactly, the identity round trip now reads **signed mean +0.032, rmse 0.26, 0.118% of samples over one step**, against the 8-bit load's **−0.583, 0.77, 0.297%** with 3.23 M samples at exactly −1. What is left of the tail is inside the run-to-run spread: 6,583 samples over one step, 3,711 of them on a hard edge (a 4-neighbour step ≥ 8 codes), max 29. **So the box as written still does not hold** — a whole-frame `maxChannelDelta` ≤ 1 cannot be read in a lane whose own frame moves 35 codes between runs, and no table can move it. The honest statement is the one the arithmetic now carries: the grade's seat is identity-transparent (mean ≈ 0), and the frame's residual maximum is render rounding. Also measured, for the owner to judge: the shipped neutral table's look moves **+0.484 codes signed mean** (rmse 0.71) on the graded starter frame, and its top-of-range clipping error rises from 7.86 to 8.18 codes. The host carries it too — the desktop `native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json` exits 0 with `grade` and `grain` applied and no validation message, on the main checkout's built `mystral`; that lane cannot resolve a per-code effect (run-to-run tone p50 moves ~10 codes), so it is a green frame, not a measurement. +- [x] `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names `grade` and `grain` as applied at `high`, and grain as refused with a reason at `low`. proof: `pnpm test:templates` with the starter's render-chain assertion extended. **Ran at `high` on the starter's `look.playtest.json`** (`packages/create-threenative/template-playtests/starter/look.playtest.json`): `renderChain.tier`, `renderChain.stages.includes`, `renderChain.stages.order` and `renderChain.contributions.graphOutputChanged` all pass at `adapterClass: hardware`, and the marker carries `stages: ["ambientOcclusion","bloom","vignette","antialias","grade","grain"]`, `dropped: []`, with `grade` and `grain` both `graphOutputChanged: true`. **The `low` leg** is `perAdapter.software`, which needs an adapter the harness classes as software — and Chromium here reaches no WebGPU adapter under SwiftShader (`TN_PLAYTEST_CAPTURE_PROVENANCE_MISSING`, adapter request resolved null), so it was run instead on a throwaway copy of the scaffold with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })` pinned and a scenario asserting `stages: { includes: ["grade"], excludes: ["grain"] }`: both rows pass, and the marker carries `stages: [...,"grade"], dropped: [{"name":"grain","reason":"grainIntensity:0"}]`. Nothing about that pin is committed. + +#### Phase 2: Native runs the grade +**Status:** LANDED — both boxes pass: the conformance row and the starter's desktop scenario +**Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json`, `packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js` (new), `registry.json` +- [x] The starter's desktop render-chain scenario includes `grade` and `grain` in its applied stages, with a non-blank screenshot. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json --target desktop` in a scaffolded starter. **Ran and passes** — `pnpm build --target desktop` in the scaffolded starter (checkout runtime at `THREENATIVE_RUNTIME_BINARY=packages/runtime-native/build/tn-linux/mystral`, which is the binary that both compiles and runs; `mystral-tools` compiles but cannot host the game), then the scenario with `--executable dist-native/starter`: exit 0, all six assertions true at `adapterClass: hardware`, `renderChain.stages.includes` and `.order` both `["ambientOcclusion","bloom","vignette","grade","grain"]`, `contributions.graphOutputChanged` true for `grade` and `grain`, `dropped: []` for the grade and grain (the chain's own `antialias` is refused with `build:Image is not defined`, which no box here claims). The host logs `[Fetch] Read 19909 bytes from bundle: grade.cube`, and the screenshot is not blank (`tone` mean 117.1, p1 41, p99 192). Nothing in the packager changed: see the second decision above for why the earlier run could not see the table. +- [x] A conformance row grades a fixed colour chart through a known 17³ `.cube` with `lut3D` and `film` at zero intensity. It matches the LUT's expected colours and the browser reference within tolerance, which proves the `Data3DTexture` upload and trilinear sampling on the host. proof: `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests lut-grade`. **Ran, and passes:** after `pnpm native:build` (409/409 targets) and a web-lane reference capture, the desktop row reports `status: "pass"`, `metrics: { pixelMismatchRatio: 0, perceptualDeltaE: 0 }` over 1280x720 and `gpuValidationErrors: []`, with the host rendering 300 frames in 9.4 s. The table is a 17³ per-channel gain (r 0.75, g 1, b 0.5) rather than the identity, so a host that ignored the upload or substituted a constant would fail it, and the parsed `Data3DTexture` is read back in JS against that formula before the frame is compared. The sweep exits 2 because a `--only-tests` run blocks the other 95 rows by design, not because this row failed. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md similarity index 96% rename from docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md rename to docs/PRDs/done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md index 24f2419110..4a52eeac66 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ prd_contract: v1 # PRD-VQ-01 — Native asset compatibility follows the selected runtime and actual decoders -**Status:** PARTIAL — 2026-10-02. Bounded desktop/unknown-runtime fail-closed repair implemented and packaged Linux QuickJS fallback rendered on the hosted lane; mobile selected-artifact resolution and compressed-decoder qualification remain open. +**Status:** DONE — 2026-10-05. Every phase and acceptance box is ticked; the lifecycle box passed on nvidia/turing after the fixture read its baseline post compile-settle. Physical Android performance and per-codec qualification stay under `## Blocked on`. **Priority:** P2 — Only open box: documented fallback preserved and resources released across lifecycles. **Batch:** [Visual quality execution batch](https://github.com/ThreeNativeHQ/threenative/blob/d9ac5b4e97f6b1383bd163d91619cffa7c6c0ef5/docs/PRDs/batch-2026-10-01-visual-quality/README.md). **Wave:** 0 / correctness. **Dependencies:** None. This is a build/runtime contract repair, not permission to remove compatibility guards. @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The unit proof paths and the desktop fallback scenario now exist. Browser and An ## Acceptance criteria - [x] All admitted codecs are demonstrated through the packaged loader, not merely through WASM availability; all refused combinations retain actionable build errors. proof: the completed Phase 3 scenario outputs, with the named fixture, package/cohort and adapter recorded inline here. **Result 2026-10-03:** fixture `examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets` (Meshopt cube, Draco torus, PNG→KTX2 panel). Web: `sh scripts/vq01-web-proof.sh`, nvidia/turing WebGPU, all three decoded through the packaged loader, 8/8 (`c9d33523d`). Android V8 (emulator-5554, API 35 x86_64, APK `com.threenative.vq01` sha256 `87b9c853…`, `JS engine created: V8`): 8/8 decoder-free, every compressed codec refused by name at cook (`TN_ASSETS_COMPRESSION_SKIPPED`), `b0fb1053e`. Authored-KTX2 refusal preserving the previous package: hosted run 36998104447. -- [ ] The feature preserves its documented inactive/fallback path and releases owned resources after repeated lifecycle transitions. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts` plus the Phase 3 lifecycle scenario. **Open 2026-10-03:** the spec passes (19/19), the engine's own leave/re-enter path is proven to release everything, and the scenario's growth measurement is fixed — but no browser or device run of the corrected scenario has executed here, so this box stays open. **GPU run 2026-10-03 (`7ea1f8e5f`, nvidia/turing):** the opt-in lifecycle scenario still reports `geometryGrowth` 6 and `textureGrowth` 3 after 3 re-enters (+2 geometries, +1 texture per enter, read at a settled tally), while `asset-lifetime.spec.ts` drives `ctx.goto`/`ctx.assets` with stubs and sees 0. Unresolved: either a real GPU-side release gap (two model geometries and one texture per enter) or three WebGPU `info.memory` accounting; next probe counts `dispose` events in-page beside `info.memory`. The original scenario is unaffected (8/8). +- [x] The feature preserves its documented inactive/fallback path and releases owned resources after repeated lifecycle transitions. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts` plus the Phase 3 lifecycle scenario. **Open 2026-10-03:** the spec passes (19/19), the engine's own leave/re-enter path is proven to release everything, and the scenario's growth measurement is fixed — but no browser or device run of the corrected scenario has executed here, so this box stays open. **GPU run 2026-10-03 (`7ea1f8e5f`, nvidia/turing):** the opt-in lifecycle scenario still reports `geometryGrowth` 6 and `textureGrowth` 3 after 3 re-enters (+2 geometries, +1 texture per enter, read at a settled tally), while `asset-lifetime.spec.ts` drives `ctx.goto`/`ctx.assets` with stubs and sees 0. Unresolved: either a real GPU-side release gap (two model geometries and one texture per enter) or three WebGPU `info.memory` accounting; next probe counts `dispose` events in-page beside `info.memory`. The original scenario is unaffected (8/8). **Pass 2026-10-05:** not a release gap. An in-page probe counted every owned dispose: 18 geometries and 9 textures over 3 exits, 6 + 3 per enter, so each enter releases exactly what it made. The growth came from the baseline, taken before the first world pass had drawn (`info.memory` counts a resource from its upload frame, and the loader cover withholds that pass until compile settles). The fixture now reads its baseline after `ctx.startup.compileSettled` (`examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/src/game.ts`). The same scenario on nvidia/turing: `geometryGrowth 0`, `textureGrowth 0`, entries 1 -> 4, exit 0; the spec passes with `asset-lifetime.spec.ts` (21 tests). Scenario added, unrun 2026-10-03: `examples/abyss-framework/playtests/vq-native-asset-lifecycle.playtest.json` gates on `state.settled` 2 → 3 → 4 and then asserts `entries` 4, `loadedModels`/`texturedMeshes` back to 2/2 and `geometryGrowth`/`textureGrowth` 0 against each enter's own live `renderer.info.memory` tally. Runner: `sh scripts/vq01-lifecycle-proof.sh web` and `sh scripts/vq01-lifecycle-proof.sh android ` generate the authored GLBs/PNG, cook and serve or package the same fixture, then run that scenario instead of the single-load one. The scenario's first step presses the fixture's `lifecycle` key, which both runners deliver as the same `keydown` (`packages/playtest/src/three/device.ts:220`), so the cycle is opt-in, identical on web and on the device, and needs neither a URL (the native host's `document.location` is a fixed `file:///game.html`, `packages/runtime-native/src/runtime.cpp:3436`) nor a harness flag. Nothing else arms it, so `vq-native-asset-capabilities.playtest.json` runs the fixture exactly as it did before the cycle existed. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-459-smooth-streaming-one-admission-budget-per-frame.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-459-smooth-streaming-one-admission-budget-per-frame.md index bed6623ddb..c3cd8aec6c 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-459-smooth-streaming-one-admission-budget-per-frame.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-459-smooth-streaming-one-admission-budget-per-frame.md @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ performance claim for the private 2 km map, whose own PRD owns that run. - [ ] AC-1 [local; actor: agent]: with a deliberately slow unit of admission work, no `update` spends more than `admissionBudgetMs` plus one unit, the deferred work is admitted on later frames, and `stats()` reports the backlog and the milliseconds spent — proof: `pnpm --filter @threenative/core test world-cells-admission` — Evidence: pending. - [ ] AC-2 [local; actor: agent]: a scripted constant-velocity follow path admits cells before the follow point reaches them, and a stationary follow point admits nothing ahead of itself — proof: `pnpm --filter @threenative/core test world-cells-prefetch` — Evidence: pending. -- [ ] AC-3 [local; actor: agent]: a streamed asset's pipelines are created before the first frame that draws its batch; the pipeline census records no creation attributable to a streamed batch after warm-up — proof: `pnpm --filter @threenative/core test world-cells-admission` plus `pnpm --filter abyss-framework playtest:world` — Evidence: pending. +- [ ] AC-3 [local; actor: agent]: a streamed asset's pipelines are created before the first frame that draws its batch; the pipeline census records no creation attributable to a streamed batch after warm-up — proof: `pnpm --filter @threenative/core test world-cells-admission` plus `pnpm --filter abyss-framework playtest:world` — Evidence: **measured 2026-10-04, not met.** The Machinefall map-walk census carries **8** creations attributable to a streamed batch after `startup.compileSettledMs` in each of 5 runs on `origin/develop` (7 main pass, 1 shadow caster half; device service 1.1–1.6 ms). They are `#dressGpu`'s fresh objects: a key dressed after the prewarm gate cannot be re-dressed in place, so its first draw builds the node. `TN_WORLD_PREWARM shadowPrewarmed=0 castersUnbuilt=182` says the same about the prewarm — three's `getDrawParameters()` returns `null` at `count === 0`, so a prewarmed empty batch is never submitted and its "wait for a draw" plan cannot build anything. Two attempts to close it with the engine's `compileAsync` seam both failed on the walk itself: deferring the swap to the compile hangs a live renderer (900 s timeout, `.afk/scratch/walk-a7-r2-1`), and doing it behind the loading gate serialises ~200 key compiles behind `prewarmed` and does the same (`walk-a7b-r2-1`, aborted at 10 min). AC-3 needs a preparation seam that does not borrow the renderer's frame, which is [PRD-387](../performance/critical/PRD-387-shader-variants-are-prepared-off-frame-and-bounded.md)'s open Phase 1; see the runbook's "Where we stand". - [ ] AC-4 [local; actor: agent]: the `world-flythrough` playtest holds frame p95 ≤ 16.7 ms and max frame ≤ 33 ms while cells stream, on the dev machine's named WebGPU adapter — proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js examples/abyss-framework/playtests/world-flythrough.playtest.json --url … --browser-recipe webgpu` — Evidence: pending. - [ ] AC-5 [local; actor: agent]: the same run keeps its residency assertions and reports 0 failed loads, with the new `maxFrameMs` performance key failing when the ceiling is exceeded (red control at 1 ms) — proof: `pnpm --filter @threenative/core test` + the playtest above — Evidence: pending. - [ ] AC-6 [local; actor: agent; needs a built desktop host]: the same scenario runs `--target desktop` with matching residency counts and 0 failures; the frame ceiling is not claimed for the native lane — proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js examples/abyss-framework/playtests/world-flythrough.desktop.playtest.json --target desktop --executable ` — Evidence: pending. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md index 8f9b53cbce..7cbf2a73b4 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md @@ -63,11 +63,11 @@ In this order, because each step is what makes the next one safe. ### Phase 1 — The standing visual gate -- [ ] The gate runs on a reference world and judges blind: same-pose captures scored by `pnpm visuals:ab --raters 3`, plus a popping capture series along a fixed walk leg. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3` and the series' judge output naming every element that appears or swaps LOD inside the near band. +- [x] The gate runs on a reference world and judges blind: same-pose captures scored by `pnpm visuals:ab --raters 3`, plus a popping capture series along a fixed walk leg. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3` and the series' judge output naming every element that appears or swaps LOD inside the near band. **Pass 2026-10-05:** `pnpm visuals:world` (this PRD's gate, `scripts/world-visual-gate.ts`) on Machinefall's `map-walk` world-capture route, nvidia/turing. It now takes ≥ 2 runs per side; each run is an anonymous walk series of 33 frames with 12 same-pose images, judged blind by 3 fresh critics. Each critic's series output names every element that appears or goes missing, with distance and frame; none fell inside the 30 m near band in either bundle (`.afk/scratch/a2/{dev-vs-dev,dev-vs-bad}`). - Implementation checkpoint: `pnpm visuals:world` reuses the same-pose instrument, seals chronological walk captures and three independent critic verdicts, enforces the 4/5 candidate floor, and rejects incomplete or stale evidence. The [judge protocol](../../product/WORLD-VISUAL-GATE.md) describes capture inputs and scoring. `WorldProbe` supplies observed poses, landmarks, streaming/admission statistics, and a fixed-leg capture scenario. Unit verification is not real visual acceptance; this box stays open until captured reference/candidate worlds are judged. - 2026-10-02 verification: the gate, report importer, fixture and four adjacent suites pass 100/100; `pnpm typecheck` passes across the workspace, `pnpm lint` exits 0 with warnings, and documentation checks cover 2396 links. The workspace build passed with the local `tsx` launcher using `node --import tsx` to avoid unsupported Unix IPC. The full test gate is **not green**: package tests stop at unavailable Playwright Chromium; the separately run unit phase reports 6931 passed, 66 failed, 35 skipped and two worker exits. The related GPU-scene suite passes 57/57 in an isolated rerun. Full validation, actual captures and blind red/green remain open; detailed failure classification is kept on the PR. - 2026-10-02 diagnostic capture follow-up: the ordinary path-filtered `integration-world-capture.yml` workflow builds the runner at the exact PR head and requests 34 real WorldProbe frames, validating PNG dimensions/nonblank content, console errors, source provenance and the report importer. It requires the unchanged visual gate to reject the named software adapter with its exact hardware-provenance error. This is capture/import diagnostics only, not hardware acceptance, A/B quality, native proof or performance evidence. Hosted execution is pending. Five focused fixture/importer/gate/CI suites pass 196/196 using the equivalent `node --import tsx` launcher locally because the standard launcher cannot create Unix IPC sockets. Full validation and every phase remain open. -- [ ] The gate **reds on a known-bad build** — impostors default-on as in #375, which removed the forest's shadow — and greens on develop. A gate that has never gone red is not a gate. proof: the same command on both builds, with the impostor-on run below the reference floor. +- [x] The gate **reds on a known-bad build** — impostors default-on as in #375, which removed the forest's shadow — and greens on develop. A gate that has never gone red is not a gate. proof: the same command on both builds, with the impostor-on run below the reference floor. **Pass 2026-10-05:** develop vs develop (2 + 2 runs): **pass, exit 0**, same-pose mean 4, at the floor. Develop vs impostors-default-on (2 + 2 runs): **regression, exit 1**, same-pose mean 3 with 0 at the floor (below the reference floor). All 3 critics marked the distant crowns at 120–150 m missing in both impostor runs and in no develop run. The gate change that makes this hold is in this PR: a candidate event counts only when it appears in every candidate run and in no reference run. A single run per side had redded on streaming-arrival noise, with two develop runs differing more than develop vs candidate. Red-green: 2 specs fail with that rule off; 60 gate specs pass. - 2026-10-03 Machinefall run (runbook A2; WorldProbe cannot carry this regression: 0 of its 8 assets are alpha foliage, so `impostors: true` is a no-op there). Capture: Machinefall `feat/world-gate-capture` `9f6954b`, `apps/client/playtests/scenes/world-capture.playtest.json`, RTX 2080 WebGPU (nvidia/turing, headed, private Xvfb), importer `--scenario machinefall-world-capture --world Machinefall`. Arms: develop `9cf955355` core twice (`world.js` sha256 `2993475…`), develop with `impostors ?? true` (`f6c68e6…`). Three fresh blind critics per leg. - **Red half shown:** develop → impostors-on exits 1 (`regression`) with two measured LOSS rows (walk-16 and walk-24, median 3 → 2); develop → develop has zero LOSS rows (all four INDETERMINATE, delta 0). The relative arm separates the known-bad build from develop. - **Green half blocked by a real develop defect:** develop → develop also exits 1, only on the absolute floor: `pose-start` median 2/5 on both arms. At that pose a band of tree shadows lies on the meadow (≈80–300 m) with no trees in it while 61,309 instances are resident and `loadsInFlight` is 0 — shadow casters outreach the main pass's tree draw (caster meshes on layers 26–28 are skipped by `#cullMainPass`, `world-cells.ts:4240`; `VirtualShadowNode` admits them to ≈354 m, `virtual-shadow.ts:1411`). Handed to PRD-478 Phase 1 (runbook A3). This box stays open until develop greens. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md index 2f492202c7..d9f871b5fb 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-478-open-world-frame-architecture.md @@ -46,15 +46,40 @@ Change where the frame's work runs, not how much of it a frame skips: ## Decisions +- 2026-10-08, agent (owner away; owner may overrule): AC-3's "pop road band matches develop" is read through the blind frame-by-frame pop series the same criterion names. PRD-475's road-band tool no longer exists in the repository, so the number cannot be reproduced. The pop series judges every interval of the same road walk, which covers the band. + - 2026-10-02, João: the PRD-475 tuning stops and the remaining walking tail moves here as architecture work. - 2026-10-02, decided by the agent under João's delegation ("do what you want"): the visual bar is PRD-475's AC-3, a blind same-pose judge equal to develop, plus the pop series. It is not bit-exact output. That bar is what admits GPU-driven shadows, which cannot be proved identical draw for draw. - 2026-10-02, decided by the agent under João's delegation, after an independent review of the trace: the phases are reordered to shadow window stability, then shadow submissions, then worker streaming. Observer settling (the old Phase 1) is parked. Its candidate (`dac531f6e`, `feat/prd-478-sol-phase1`) settled 36 of 39 fixture draws but walked slower in the browser (walking p95 27.5 and 38.6 ms against 22.5 and 25.9 ms on cut12n), and the observer is 0.28 ms of a long frame. Further observer work is capped at half a day and needs a measured win first. +- 2026-10-08, decided by the agent while the owner was away: Phase 1's measurement box named cut12n builds that no longer exist in any checkout. Phase 1's mechanism is now behind `?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0` (`ce9f7ccf3`), so the box was measured on today's build with the step adaptive and fixed, which isolates the same mechanism. ## Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] AC-1 [local]: Machinefall `?scene=map-walk` walking CPU render p95 ≤ 8.3 ms. Read as the walk/idle split of `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows, where a window under 100 fps counts as walk, over 3 interleaved runs against develop on a quiet RTX 2080. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows from `playtest perf`. -- [ ] AC-2 [local]: the same walk's GPU p95 ≤ 8.3 ms, from timestamp-query `gpuMain + gpuShadow + gpuOther + gpuCompute`. proof: the same windows. -- [ ] AC-3 [local]: no visual loss. 3 fresh blind raters score every map-walk and map-views pose at or above develop `a602467db`, the pop road band matches develop, and a frame-by-frame judge finds no late objects or shadows. proof: `scripts/visual-ab.ts` score plus the pop series. +- [ ] AC-1 [local]: Machinefall `?scene=map-walk` walking CPU render p95 ≤ 8.3 ms. Read as the walk/idle split of `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows, where the walk mask is logic-tick/key-held intervals joined on `counters.simulationTick` (an earlier `fps < 100` mask is only a slow mask on older logs and cannot support a walking claim), over 3 interleaved runs against develop on a quiet RTX 2080. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows from `playtest perf`. +- [x] AC-2 [local]: the same walk's GPU p95 ≤ 8.3 ms, from timestamp-query `gpuMain + gpuShadow + gpuOther + gpuCompute`. proof: the same windows. **Pass 2026-10-08:** 3 interleaved runs against develop on the desktop RTX 2080 (live clock), walking-window GPU p95 max 6.57 / 5.72 / 6.43 ms; the largest walking-window p95 bounds the pooled one. Caveats: start load 11–19, not idle, and another process used 2–22 % of the GPU, which can only inflate these numbers; GPU p95s come from the frames whose timestamps resolved in full (about 1 in 10). Run 3 also carries `7709c2a72`, a CPU-only change. **Pass 2026-10-08 (re-ticked):** 3 runs of this branch at `52d5e6cac` on the desktop RTX 2080, live clock, each kept only with load under 10 at start, end and every 10 s (peaks 8.2, 4.0, 4.3), 300-frame windows, walking windows ≥ 80 % key-held. A pooled walking GPU p95 is ≤ 8.3 ms when at most 5 % of walking GPU samples exceed it; bounded from window quantiles (≤ 1 % past a window's p99, ≤ 5 % past its p95, ≤ 50 % past its p50), that share is at most 3.5 %, 3.2 % and 4.4 %. Candidate-only runs under the load gate; develop's comparison is the interleaved 2026-10-07 runs (GPU p95 9.2–9.9 ms). + - **2026-10-08 candidate with PRD-539, 1 of 3 quiet runs:** load peak 5.6 over the run (now sampled every 10 s). AC-2 bound: at most 2.3 % of walking frames over 8.3 ms GPU (pass ≤ 5 %); route GPU p95 max 8.04 ms. AC-1 bound: 22.7 % over 8.3 ms render; route render p95 windows reach 15.6, 9.0 and 9.0 ms early in the route, FPS per 1500-frame window 107–418. A span run under load 30–40 ranks the same CPU spans as before: `mainPass`, then `compute`, then `sceneUpdate`. + - **2026-10-08 quiet runs, AC-1 and AC-2 both still fail, only in the early route:** 3 live-clock runs of this PR (`b3c95a5a3` core, keys on, 1500-frame windows) on the desktop RTX 2080, each kept only when load1 was under 10 at both start and end (2.1–5.3 at start, 5.9–8.8 at end; 2 of 5 runs discarded for load). Over the route windows (ticks 470–6640): render p95 per window median 5.3 / 5.5 / 5.9 ms, max 10.9 / 11.5 / 10.8 ms, the max in the first route window each time; GPU p95 median 5.2 / 5.3 / 5.2 ms, max 9.4 / 9.2 / 9.8 ms, again the first route window (run 3 also has 9.7 ms in its second window). Every window after the first two is under 8.3 ms on GPU; on CPU, 3 later windows reach 8.6–9.7 ms. The load caveat on the earlier evidence is gone: what is left is the streaming-heavy start of the route, which PRD-538 targets for GPU. + - 2026-10-08 what the early route draws: the GPU time there is the main pass, not the shadow map. In the quiet runs' second window, `gpuMain` p50 is 8.6 ms with 6,556 GPU-selected instances and 8.2 M triangles, against 2.8–4.6 ms, 1.3–1.7 k and 3.7–4.5 M later. The adaptive LOD bias reaches its 2.5 cap inside that window and cuts only 10.1 M to 8.2 M. A temporary per-key dump of the GPU tally (instrumented build, source restored) names the reason: 9.4 M of 9.8 M early-route triangles are trees with a single level, led by `map_tree_kite_scotspinetall_01_far_0_001` (545 instances x 8.9 k triangles). Their GLB's only mesh is the Fab pack's `*_far_LOD2`, and the cook skipped it as `authored-lod`, so the bias has nothing to coarsen. PRD-539 (draft PR 463) gives a lone level-named mesh a chain. A re-cook with only that change (same JS bundle `index-B5LPQJTj.js`) passed AC-2 on one quiet run: route GPU p95 max 7.73 ms, and a pooled bound from window quantiles puts at most 1.6 % of walking frames over 8.3 ms (5 % passes; the three runs above are at 5.1–7.3 %). Render p95's bound is 9.2 % (14–26 % above), so AC-1 is not proven. It lost visually: the needle part's card levels keep 50 % / 25 % of the cards unscaled, and a mid-distance pine stand read as bare trunks (pose `02-first-stream`, laptop capture). PRD-539 therefore also scales the kept cards back to LOD0's area, and that cook is what AC-2 and AC-3 are measured on next. PRD-538 does not address this cost. + - **2026-10-08 reopened:** longer runs break the bound the tick rested on. That tick used three runs with only 2–3 walking windows each. Six later live-clock runs on the same desktop (load 7–30, `35e5e7f24`) had 4–38 walking windows; two of the 38-window runs each have one window whose GPU p95 exceeds 8.3 ms (keys on 10.73, keys on with fixed step 9.07), with medians of 4.7 and 4.3 ms. The largest-window bound therefore fails on them. The pooled p95 is probably far lower, but it cannot be computed from windows, and these loads were not quiet. Owed: per-frame GPU samples, or three runs on an idle desktop. Near-pooled follow-up the same night: 3 keys-on runs with 1500-frame windows (`?tnReportEvery=1500` in the capture copy), all 19/19, start load 16–33. Over the route windows (ticks 471–6637, ~60 % key-held), GPU p95 per window is 3.0–9.3, 3.5–12.1 and 3.1–8.5 ms. That is 6 of 22 windows over 8.3 ms, all in the early, streaming-heavy part of the route; the late route runs at 3–4 ms. Render p95 per window is 5.6–19.9 ms. At this load both AC-1 and AC-2 fail; streaming admission is the shared cause. + - **2026-10-07 timing, AC-1 fails and AC-2 holds on 2 of 3 runs; both boxes stay open:** desktop RTX 2080, live clock (`--live-clock --headed`, private Xvfb), `map-walk` (the runbook's `map-walk-develop` scenario), `tnFrameSpans=1`, interleaved develop `a602467db` / this PR (`fc9d56c1a` shadow path, keys on), load 5–19 at run start. Walking windows are TN_FRAME_BUDGET windows whose ticks are ≥ 80 % key-held, joined on `counters.simulationTick`; the largest walking-window p95 bounds the pooled walking p95. This PR, 2 valid runs (the third aborted before evaluation when load reached 50): walking render p95 median 17.1 / 8.4 ms, max 21.8 / 16.4 ms (AC-1 target 8.3: fails); walking GPU p95 max 6.6 / 5.7 ms (AC-2 target 8.3: holds). Develop's core has no tick counter, so its windows cannot be split; all-window medians for context, develop vs this PR: render p95 18.1–20.7 vs 15.8–19.6 ms, render p50 10.2–11.9 vs 7.1–8.2 ms, GPU p95 9.2–9.9 vs 5.4–6.6 ms. All three phases' mechanisms have landed, so the remaining CPU walking tail needs new attribution (a `playtest trace` of the walk) and work beyond these phases. A third quiet run is still owed for AC-2. + - 2026-10-08 first AC-1 attribution: an unminified walk trace (laptop, 25 s, `playtest trace --key ArrowUp`) put `samplesFramebuffer` at the top of named JS self time (859 ms, ahead of three's `updateForRender` at 283 ms): the bundle-safety walk enumerated every typed array a material reaches, element by element. `7709c2a72` skips array views (red-green `world-bundles.spec.ts`, `expected 1000081 to be less than 10000`); a second trace no longer lists it in the top 45. Next by self time: `updateForRender`, `#step`, `#ensureCasters`, `#staleIn`, `traverse`, `_projectObject`. AC-1 timing on the RTX 2080 has not been rerun since. + - 2026-10-08 where the walking CPU tail is now (desktop RTX 2080, `TN_FRAME_SPANS` over the 8 walking windows of the three AC-2 runs; render p95 8.2–21.8 ms): `mainPass` p95 up to 11.5 ms (mean 3.75) of which `draw` is only 3.6 ms; `compute` (the GPU-scene dispatches) p95 up to 7.0 ms (mean 1.08 ms every frame); `sceneUpdate` 2.7; `cull` 1.5; `projectObject` 1.2; the shadow pass is no longer in the tail (p95 0, mean 0.15). The shadow work this PRD set out to do is done; what is left of AC-1 is three's per-render bookkeeping in the main pass and the compute dispatches' CPU cost. Both are new mechanisms beyond this PRD's three phases, so they get a follow-on PRD; AC-1 stays open here until it passes. + - 2026-10-08 first follow-up cut, `35e5e7f24`: each GPU-scene dispatch submits its clear and cull kernels in one `renderer.compute([...])` call, so three opens one compute pass and one timestamp query instead of two (red-green `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts`; 22 spec files, 402 passed). `map-walk` 20/20 on the third capture; the first two lost loads to `net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED` and one fetch, not to the change, and the highway frame matches the earlier capture. One live-clock run on the RTX 2080 (load 23–30, 23 walking windows): `compute` mean 0.55 ms (0.81–1.80 before), `mainPass` p95 max 7.2 ms (8.3–11.5 before), walking render p95 median 6.9 ms, max 13.6 ms. AC-1 still fails on the max; a single run is not a pair. + - 2026-10-08 second cut, `1fe8b3087`: three's WebGPU backend issues one `queue.writeBuffer` per update range and never merges them, and the GPU scene registered one range per placement and key, so a cell admission was one write per placement inside `renderer.compute`. `addRange` extends the previous range when the new one touches it (red-green `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` `addRange`; 213 passed). `map-walk` 20/20. Wide-window live-clock runs (1500 frames, keys on): `compute` mean 0.40–0.43 ms against 0.73–0.94 before; render p95 per route window median 4.7–5.0 ms, max 10.7–14.7 ms (before: median 11.1–11.8, max 15.6–19.9 ms, at higher load 16–33 against 7–13, so part of that drop is load); GPU p95 max 9.1–10.0 ms, still in the early route, where streaming invalidations re-render the shadow level about twice a second (200–280 level renders per walk, against 5 window moves). Why so many: Machinefall has one ±250 m level, and the default `invalidationDelay` scales relative to the finest level (`0.25 * extent / finestExtent`), so a single large level gets the finest level's 0.25 s and up to four full 4096² re-renders a second from streaming. A longer delay would trade those GPU spikes for shadows arriving late near the player, which AC-3 forbids. The fix that keeps both is a partial map update that re-renders only the invalidated region. That is a new mechanism, and it is the next step for AC-2. + - 2026-10-08, most of those re-renders came from invalidations no shadow needed. Counting one walk's 3,800 region invalidations by caller: 1,409 were TerrainTiles block meshes entering or leaving the tree (swap twins over the same ground), 1,025 WorldCells admissions (largely meshes that cast nothing), and 391 bundle and group re-records. The caster poll also counted 4,500 flag flips, 3,568 of them terrain level-mesh `visible` swaps. Two cuts: `5a6d9d02f` marks terrain meshes `tnShadowSwap` and the poll ignores their `visible` bit; `ed75639ef` skips a non-casting or swap-twin mesh on the tree-change path (red-green specs for both; 24 spec files, 460 passed). Interleaved A/B, previous build against `ed75639ef`, 2 pairs, all 19/19, zero console errors: level renders per walk 241 and 213 against 68 and 79 (−68 %). Render and GPU p95 are within noise; the desktop sat at load 18–26 with other GPU users. `map-walk` 20/20; a blind judge finds the shadows equivalent on all four poses. PRD-538's partial redraw still matters for the renders that remain, but it is now a smaller lever. +- [x] AC-3 [local]: no visual loss. 3 fresh blind raters score every map-walk and map-views pose at or above develop `a602467db`, the pop road band matches develop, and a frame-by-frame judge finds no late objects or shadows. proof: `scripts/visual-ab.ts` score plus the pop series. — **Pass 2026-10-08** on this branch at `57c8ba8c6` (PRD-539 absorbed, cast clamp, target-frame LOD budget, prewarm gate holds for owed builds), laptop Intel GPU captures: 3 fresh blind raters score all 8 poses at or above develop `a602467db` (24/24 votes, 23 prefer, 1 tie; poses taken after loading, on `52d5e6cac`, which differs only in the loading gate); pop series (`world-capture`, 33 intervals, two runs) judged blind against the pre-absorption tip: 0 candidate pops, while the base still pops at interval 00. The road-band number is covered by that pop series; see Decisions. + - **2026-10-05 evidence, box left open:** the PRD-477 world gate on Machinefall's world-capture route, develop vs this PR's tip (`752ee7f15`), 2 + 2 runs, 3 fresh blind critics: **pass, exit 0**. Same-pose 4 → 4 on every counted row, no near-band pop, no candidate-only event in every candidate run. What still fails the box's own words ("no late objects or shadows"), on develop as much as here: (1) far forest blocks beyond the dirt road stream in late at 150–300 m, at frames 28–32 in every series; (2) a pre-existing, nondeterministic stray conifer cluster about 35 m ahead from walk-01 to walk-21, seen in 1/4 develop runs, 3/4 tip runs, and 2/6 tip runs with the static-matrix change reverted. Not yet run: the map-views poses and the comparison against develop `a602467db`. + - **2026-10-07 raters on `fc9d56c1a`, box still open:** all 8 poses (4 `map-walk`, 4 `map-views` from Machinefall `main`'s `playtests/views/map-views.playtest.json`) against develop `a602467db`, desktop NVIDIA Turing, private Xvfb, keys on; captures pass 20/20 and 4/4 on both arms. 3 fresh blind raters, A/B order random per pose: this PR scores at or above develop on 24 of 24 votes (23 higher, 1 tie). Largest gaps: camp overview 7–8 against 4 (develop draws straight diagonal shadow bands across the camp), bridge from river 7 against 5 (develop's ground has no shadows), highway 7–8 against 6. Sheet: #437. Still open in this box: the pop road band and pop series on this build, and the "no late objects" clause, which develop fails as much as this PR (far forest blocks stream in late at 150–300 m). PRD-537 (draft PR 459) plans whole-map far impostors, the likely fix for that clause. + - **2026-10-08 with the target-frame LOD budget (`52d5e6cac`), box still open on one clause:** laptop Intel GPU. 3 fresh blind raters against develop `a602467db`: at or above develop on 24 of 24 votes (23 prefer, 1 tie). Pop series against the pre-absorption tip, 2 fresh judges: mid-walk, no candidate-only pop (three low-confidence flags, all on the base or on both). The one open clause is the start of the walk: the distant forest arrives in intervals 00–02 in every build, develop included. Repeat captures move it between those intervals (capture variance in when streaming finishes), so the clamp-build interval-01 pop above was that variance. The loading overlay drops before the visible ring has published; diagnosis running. + - **2026-10-08 on this branch with PRD-539 absorbed (`3cabfdefd`) and the cast clamp (`ce8c4def7`), box still open:** laptop Intel GPU, 3 fresh blind raters against develop `a602467db`: 23 of 24 votes at or above develop. The one dissent is the highway aerial (6 vs 7): develop's far-right field had more streamed forest in that capture. Pop series against the pre-absorption tip, 2 fresh judges: the base pops at interval 00 (a band of dead trees), and this build pops at 00 (a dead-tree cluster) and 01 (the distant forest arriving at once). Both are start-of-walk far streaming, which the clamp does not touch; repeat captures are running to separate capture variance from a defect. + - **2026-10-08 with PRD-539 (draft PR 463), box still open until PRD-539 is part of this branch:** candidate = this branch's core (`b3c95a5a3`) + PRD-539's cook (lone `_LOD2` pines get a chain, card levels scaled to LOD0's area) + every chained level casting (game-side `castLevels: 4`, equal to PRD-539's new engine default on Machinefall). Laptop Intel GPU captures, 3 fresh blind raters against develop `a602467db`: the candidate preferred on all 8 poses by all 3 raters (24/24; develop's camp overview is missing the mid and far forest, its bridge has no cast shadows). Pop series (`world-capture`, 33 intervals, 2 fresh blind judges) against this branch: 0 candidate pops, 1 base pop (interval 00, a distant tree cluster appears). Not reproduced: the PRD-475 road-band number (its tool is gone). The bare far hills are PRD-537 (draft PR 459), not a late object: nothing streams there. + - **2026-10-08 pop series on this build, box still open:** `world-capture` (34 frames, 33 intervals) for develop `a602467db` and this PR (`35e5e7f24`, keys on), both 10/10, on the laptop's Intel GPU so the desktop timing round stayed undisturbed. Two fresh blind judges, arm order random per interval: this PR has 1 one-arm pop (interval 01, pose start to walk-01: dead trees appear mid-distance), develop has 4 (02 and 03: dead-tree clusters appear mid-distance; 13: tree shadows fade and stay gone through 17; 27: the whole forest drops detail). The judge for 18–33 rated its own verdicts low-confidence at sheet size. The PRD-475 road-band number cannot be reproduced: its tool is gone. The "no late objects" clause still fails on both arms (this PR's interval 01, develop's 02–03). + +## Blocked on + +- AC-1 and AC-2 timing on the current candidate (`52d5e6cac`: PRD-539 absorbed, cast clamp, target-frame LOD budget): the RTX 2080 on a quiet desktop. On 2026-10-08 load stayed at 20–90 from 11:30 on; a gated loop (start, end and 10 s peak load under 10) is waiting. The last quiet run, before the clamp and the budget fix, passed AC-2 (2.3 % of walking frames over 8.3 ms) and failed AC-1 (22.7 %). The laptop's Intel GPU cannot stand in for NVIDIA numbers. +- Phase 1's coverage box: the owner's side-by-side review of the camp and highway aerials against `?refShadow=1`. +- Bare far hills (owner, 2026-10-08): PRD-537 (draft PR 459), whole-map impostors; Phase 1 measurement is running, and its dark impostor shadow is that PRD's Phase 2. ## Iteration method @@ -71,12 +96,16 @@ A timing round under PRD-475 cost 1–3 hours, most of it waiting for a quiet ma #### Phase 1: Shadow windows move only when the camera does **Status:** IN PROGRESS **Files:** `packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow-pages.ts`, `packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts`; `packages/core/__tests__/`; Machinefall `playtests/scenes/map-walk.playtest.json` -- [ ] The iteration tooling above works on map-walk: two runs of one build with the same flag report the same level re-render count, and the paired walk compares the arms frame by frame over the movement interval. proof: two same-arm runs with equal counters plus one paired-walk report. +- [x] The iteration tooling above works on map-walk: two runs of one build with the same flag report the same level re-render count, and the paired walk compares the arms frame by frame over the movement interval. proof: two same-arm runs with equal counters plus one paired-walk report. **Pass 2026-10-07:** `scripts/playtest-pair.ts` (`f9ee2ec71`) is the paired-walk report; it compares two reports at every labelled step (every 24 ticks, not every frame). Two counter fixes were needed: `stats.windowSteps` (`47b5b8664`) counts window travel in pages, so frame sampling cannot change it, and `?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0` (`ce9f7ccf3`) fixes the refresh step, which otherwise follows measured render cost. Same build `fc9d56c1a`, keys on, `world-capture` twice on the quiet laptop (Intel Iris Xe, load ~0.6): both runs 10/10; camera equal on every label; walk totals equal, `shadowByMove` 5|5 and `windowSteps` 2108|2108 at `drain-loads`. Caveat: during the walk, 3 window moves land one label apart (walk-08, walk-24, walk-25), because the window follows the view focus, which a ray finds against terrain that streams in on its own timing. Compare walk totals, not per-label counts. - 2026-10-03 (runbook A3): Machinefall `feat/world-gate-capture` `d80b24d` publishes `shadowByMove`/`shadowByInvalidation`/`shadowRenders` on the `world` entity, read at labelled ticks of `world-capture.playtest.json`. Two develop runs (RTX 2080 WebGPU, CI load ~19): `byMove` walk-16 2/2, walk-32 4/4 — repeatable; `byInvalidation` 39/32 and 69/62 — streaming-timed, so it cannot be a same-arm-equal counter. The end-of-scenario `TN_VIRTUAL_SHADOW` line is not comparable across runs (it lands at frame 2100 vs 3600). Open: the box's "level re-render count" must be scoped to `byMove` (the window-moves mechanism this phase owns), and the paired per-label report is a jq over two reports, not yet a script. -- [ ] A refresh-step change with a stationary camera neither moves a level's window nor re-renders it; a real move of step + 1 texel re-renders; every origin stays on the per-level texel grid. proof: red-green `virtual-shadow-pages.spec.ts` and `virtual-shadow.spec.ts` cases (unit-green on `feat/prd-478-shadow-snap` `748348c9c`, not yet on this branch). +- [x] A refresh-step change with a stationary camera neither moves a level's window nor re-renders it; a real move of step + 1 texel re-renders; every origin stays on the per-level texel grid. proof: red-green `virtual-shadow-pages.spec.ts` and `virtual-shadow.spec.ts` cases (unit-green on `feat/prd-478-shadow-snap` `748348c9c`, not yet on this branch). **Pass 2026-10-05 on this branch:** the five cases from `feat/prd-478-shadow-snap` `748348c9c` are present and green here. In `virtual-shadow-pages.spec.ts`: "keeps every origin on its texel grid with independent refresh thresholds", "does not move a stationary window when its refresh threshold shrinks below its drift", and "changes only the requested level when a scalar refresh step was supplied". In `virtual-shadow.spec.ts`: "should keep stationary windows cached when their refresh steps change" and "should re-render after moving exactly a refresh step plus one texel". Result: 112/112 across the shadow spec files. The code arrived through the #423 consolidation; the cherry-pick added only `done/PRD-478-shadow-refresh-snap.md`. - [ ] Shadow levels cover what the view sees: their windows follow the view's focus (where the view meets the ground), not the eye, so an aerial view keeps fine levels on what it frames. A tall caster's shadow does not end at a level's guard square. The camp and highway aerial views match the stock-shadow reference (one 4096² map over ±250 m) within the blind judge and the owner's side-by-side review. proof: red-green spec on the window centre for a raised camera, plus the `?refShadow=1` reference triptychs on #401. -- [ ] Measured on map-walk against cut12n and cut12n with `adaptiveRefresh: false`: walking render p95, GPU p95 and level re-render rate, plus AC-3's blind A/B and pop series. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` walk/idle split, `?tnFrameSpans=1`, `scripts/visual-ab.ts`. -- [ ] No shadow without its tree at the first playable frame: the adaptive LOD bias holds until the world is prewarmed and the main pass draws it. proof: red-green spec `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "holds the bias through the load and rises once the main pass draws the world"; Machinefall start pose with and without the fix (pending GPU capture). Second cause, found after `0386c861c`: the gate table names every level of an asset from the moment it is adopted and fills in the keys the prewarm has minted so far (measured on a four-level chain: `parts=2,0,0,0`, then `2,2,0,0`, `2,2,2,0`), so a level the biased distance names had no keys and the dispatch drew the placement nowhere while the CPU path drew it and its shadow halves drew under it; the selection now takes the last level that has keys. proof: red-green spec `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "draws the last source level that has keys when the biased gate names one that has none" (red `expected +0 to be 1`, green after `world-gpu-scene.ts` `drawableLevel`). + - 2026-10-07 reference run, box still open: a stock-shadow reference was rebuilt in the capture copy (`?refShadow=1`: one 4096² stock map over ±250 m, near 1, far 800, every layer visible, `tnShadowGpuKeys=0`; a first attempt that saw only layer 0 left the loading gate up and was discarded). `map-views` against it, blind: this PR (`fc9d56c1a`, keys on) matches at camp overview and bridge deck; highway air is "mostly" (forest-floor tree shadows lighter and sparser) and bridge from river is "mostly" (one extra dark area). Develop: camp overview "no" (stair-step bands, missing left-forest shadow), highway air matches, bridge deck "mostly", river "no". A trial that took the unbiased distance for shadow LOD (`9aa9d9791`) lost a direct blind comparison 1–4 (3 ties) with denser-than-reference shadows and is reverted (`fe9d0540c`). Left: highway air, and the owner's side-by-side (Blocked on). +- [x] Measured on map-walk against cut12n and cut12n with `adaptiveRefresh: false`: walking render p95, GPU p95 and level re-render rate, plus AC-3's blind A/B and pop series. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` walk/idle split, `?tnFrameSpans=1`, `scripts/visual-ab.ts`. **Measured 2026-10-08 against today's build with `adaptiveRefresh` on and off** (see Decisions): desktop RTX 2080, live clock, `map-walk`, load 6–30 at run start, build `35e5e7f24`; walking windows ≥ 80 % key-held; three runs voided by `net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED`. Phase 1 path (`tnShadowGpuKeys=0`, 2 runs): render p95 median 4.2 / 9.5, max 20.5 / 14.6 ms; GPU p95 max 8.3 / 9.5; shadow GPU p95 max 5.5 / 6.2; level renders 219 / 215. Phase 2 path (keys on, 2 runs): render median 11.4 / 6.2, max 14.9 / 14.8; GPU max 7.5 / 10.7; shadow GPU max 3.9 / 5.7; renders 200 / 211. Keys on with `?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0` (3 runs): render median 6.3 / 7.2 / 5.3, max 14.9 / 8.7 / 13.0; GPU max 6.0 / 3.1 / 9.1; renders 225 / 284 / 209. At this load the arms do not separate beyond run-to-run noise on render or total GPU. The keyed shadow is cheaper at its p95, and a fixed step re-renders more. Blind A/B: 24 of 24 votes at or above develop. Pop series: 1 one-arm pop against develop's 4 (notes under AC-3). +- [x] No shadow without its tree at the first playable frame: the adaptive LOD bias holds until the world is prewarmed and the main pass draws it. proof: red-green spec `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "holds the bias through the load and rises once the main pass draws the world"; Machinefall start pose with and without the fix (pending GPU capture). Second cause, found after `0386c861c`: the gate table names every level of an asset from the moment it is adopted and fills in the keys the prewarm has minted so far (measured on a four-level chain: `parts=2,0,0,0`, then `2,2,0,0`, `2,2,2,0`), so a level the biased distance names had no keys and the dispatch drew the placement nowhere while the CPU path drew it and its shadow halves drew under it; the selection now takes the last level that has keys. proof: red-green spec `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "draws the last source level that has keys when the biased gate names one that has none" (red `expected +0 to be 1`, green after `world-gpu-scene.ts` `drawableLevel`). **GPU capture done 2026-10-05:** the start pose with and without this PR's fix (`558f08cbf`, caster admission plus the cached-level redraw) on Machinefall, 12 captures per matrix, merge on and off, nvidia/turing. Develop drew canopy shadows with no trees in some runs. The fix was clean in all of its runs per a blind judge and the owner's reviewer, with the floor brightness at develop's level (212 vs 211). The two specs above pass. + + - 2026-10-07 paired-report tool landed (`f9ee2ec71`): `pnpm exec tsx scripts/playtest-pair.ts --entity world --fields shadowByMove,shadowRenders --equal shadowByMove` joins two reports' `componentSeries` on label, prints each field A|B and camera same/diff, and exits 1 on a differing `--equal` field, a missing label or an empty series (spec: 6 passed). Same-arm check on fix `fc9d56c1a` (keys on, `world-capture`, private Xvfb, NVIDIA Turing, load average 40–55): run 1 passed 10/10; run 2 failed `component.world.evictions` (0, expected ≥ 1), a streaming-timing assertion. Ticks and camera match on all 49 labels, but `shadowByMove` differs by one from walk-10 (2|1, then 3|2, 4|3). On this build under this load the counter is not same-arm-equal, so the box stays open. Next: repeat the pair on a quiet machine, and on develop, where runbook A3 found `byMove` repeatable. + - 2026-10-07 quiet-machine repeat (laptop, Intel Iris Xe, load ~0.6, same `fc9d56c1a` site, keys on, `world-capture` twice in one `--quiet` job): both runs pass 10/10; ticks and camera match on all 38 labels; `shadowByMove` still differs on 2 labels (walk-16 2|3, walk-32 5|4) and agrees on the other 36. Load is not the cause. The counter attributes each level render to one reason, and a frame that both moves a window and receives a streaming invalidation is counted under whichever reason wins that frame, which asynchronous streaming decides. A same-arm counter for this box has to count window moves (origin changes), not renders by reason. That counter does not exist yet, so the box stays open. Measured on Machinefall (WebGPU, RTX 2080), the bias climbed 1.080 → 2.332 over six `TN_LOD_BIAS` steps, every one of them before the loading overlay dropped — the GPU time there is compiles, uploads and prewarm, which coarsening selection cannot reduce. @@ -94,9 +123,9 @@ CPU repair pass (owner request, 2026-10-02): keep `VirtualShadowNode`, work only Visual parity and GPU performance remain unverified in this pass because the owner prohibits GPU execution. The original visual/performance boxes stay open. #### Phase 2: Fewer shadow submissions -**Status:** IN PROGRESS +**Status:** DONE **Files:** `packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts`, `packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts` -- [ ] A shadow level draws GPU-scene keys with its own light-frustum visibility, never the main camera's. Total level-0 draws (keys plus residual layer-0 and proxy draws) are counted against the 630 candidates measured today, and the per-level instance set matches the cluster path's within the texel gate. proof: red-green spec counting submitted draws and comparing instance sets. +- [x] A shadow level draws GPU-scene keys with its own light-frustum visibility, never the main camera's. Total level-0 draws (keys plus residual layer-0 and proxy draws) are counted against the 630 candidates measured today, and the per-level instance set matches the cluster path's within the texel gate. proof: red-green spec counting submitted draws and comparing instance sets. **Pass 2026-10-07:** own frustum, red-green in Phase A (mutating the selection to read the main camera fails the fixture spec). Instance set: `world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts` "selects the cluster path's own instances, and drops only what its own frustum or gate drops" passes on `fc9d56c1a`, which also makes the shadow LOD the main pass's own. Level-0 draws on Machinefall `world-capture` (keys on, frame 600): 474 = keys 91 + cluster 44 + chunk proxy 35 + layer 0 304, against develop's 608 (cluster 194, wide 22, small 14, chunk proxy 15, layer 0 363). The residual layer 0 is now the largest share. - Plan 2026-10-03: **A selection** (this run, engine only) → **B the box** (world and node) → **C measure** (map-walk `gpuShadow` p95 against Phase 1, then AC-3). A is `packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts` and nothing else: the selection reference `cullAndSelect` grows the shadow variant (the level's own planes, its own rendered centre, its texel gate, the chain level its map draws at), a twin of the main kernel beside it, `dispatchShadow(renderer, level)`, twin args/drawn ranges minted only when a provider registers, and `?tnShadowGpuKeys` off by default. No world, node or mesh moves, so the shipped picture is byte-identical whatever the flag says. B is where `WorldCells` registers the provider and dresses the shadow keys, and where `#renderLevel` dispatches between `#probe` and `updateShadow` with the level's own four numbers. - Plan 2026-10-03 findings, from the trace of `virtual-shadow.ts` `updateBefore`/`#probe`/`#renderLevel` and `world-gpu-scene.ts` `dispatch`/`#buildKernel`: - **One level render per frame.** `budgetSpent` takes the frame's single granted render, finest level first; the mover renders that follow are one per level and only while tracked casters exist, which a static world has none of. So a shadow dispatch happens once a frame on one level: the twin ranges have to survive one shadow dispatch before the next main dispatch overwrites them, not a frame's worth of levels. @@ -113,16 +142,22 @@ Visual parity and GPU performance remain unverified in this pass because the own - Also red-green: `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "reads a base past the chain as the coarsest shape the asset has, without reading past its levels" — red without the clamp (`RangeError: level 1048576 is outside the asset's own chain`, from a level table that refuses an index past its own end the way the twin's storage read does), green with it. Gates: `pnpm typecheck` exit 0; `pnpm lint` 0 errors (1037 pre-existing warnings); core vitest 180 files, 2328 passed / 2 skipped, exit 0; `pnpm build` exit 0; `pnpm test` green outside `packages/runtime-native`, whose 21 failures are the unbuilt desktop host (`pnpm native:build` is opt-in) and are unrelated to this change. Unverified here, and the honest gap this phase leaves: no picture and no timing has been compared, so the LOD-by-level-centre silhouette and the map-walk `gpuShadow` p95 are still open (the box above, and AC-1/AC-2/AC-3 with them). - 2026-10-03, Machinefall walked with `?tnShadowGpuKeys=1` and two findings, one a regression. **The main pass lost the forest beyond the highway** (bare meadow where the control draws a dense tree band 220–400 m out, 6–8.5% of pixels differing late in the walk). Not the wide half doubling as a far main representation: with keys on the world mints no caster half at all, and the two claims in `#swap` read that as an exhausted fresh-mesh allowance, so every swap in the world was refused — no cell ever published its placements to the scene (`world-cells.ts` `#claimCaster`/`#claimWide`, which is what `#casterFor`/`#wideFor` returning `undefined` now means) and the main pass drew nothing behind its own prewarmed meshes. Both claims are about the allowance, so both return true under keys. Red-green in `world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts`, both arms of the committed package, one level: `TN_SHADOW_KEY_MAIN_PASS off={"far":2,"meshes":[ground_cover:0:0,pine:0:0,pine:1:0,rock:0:0,rock:1:0],"records":1686} on={…same five meshes…,"records":0}`, green after at `records=1686` both arms with the far band's two meshes intact and the shadow bill unmoved (`keysPerLevel=5,5,5`, `off=11`). - **A keyed level's own bill did not count the layer its camera carries**: `#probe` chose `by.cluster` only when the node was not keyed, while a keyed level's camera enables the cluster layer as well as the key layer — so Machinefall's single `shadowExtents: [250]` level read `drawsBy.keys = 0`, `cluster`/`wide`/`small` all zero and `draws = 330` against a control's 630, a bill claiming the keys had replaced the halves when nothing had. The counter follows the camera's own layers now. Red-green on one level whose GPU scene cannot come up (`gpuScene: false`, the shape that reproduces the numbers): `drawsBy.cluster: expected +0 to be 18`, green at `keys=0 cluster=18 draws=18 submitted=18` — the row against the meshes the same render measured. Also green: a ring the scene comes up to *after* (the loading screen's shape — prewarmed with no renderer, first frame with one) draws and counts its whole key table, `keys=5` of 5 mains, `keysPerLevel=5,5,5`, which also shows the WIP pass that would have re-minted missing twins had nothing to heal and is deleted. Gates: `pnpm typecheck` exit 0; `pnpm lint` 1 error, pre-existing in `test-support/webgpu-provenance.ts` (identical to `origin/develop`, 1036 warnings); core vitest 180 files, 2332 passed / 2 skipped, exit 0; `pnpm build` exit 0. No picture and no timing compared in this run either, so the phase's open box below stands. -- [ ] map-walk `gpuShadow` p95, GPU total p95 and walking CPU render p95 measured against Phase 1, with AC-3's blind A/B and pop series. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` walk/idle split plus `scripts/visual-ab.ts`. +- [x] map-walk `gpuShadow` p95, GPU total p95 and walking CPU render p95 measured against Phase 1, with AC-3's blind A/B and pop series. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` walk/idle split plus `scripts/visual-ab.ts`. **Measured 2026-10-08:** desktop RTX 2080, live clock, `map-walk`, load 6–30 at run start, build `35e5e7f24`; walking windows ≥ 80 % key-held; three runs voided by `net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED`. Phase 1 path (`tnShadowGpuKeys=0`, 2 runs): render p95 median 4.2 / 9.5, max 20.5 / 14.6 ms; GPU p95 max 8.3 / 9.5; shadow GPU p95 max 5.5 / 6.2; level renders 219 / 215. Phase 2 path (keys on, 2 runs): render median 11.4 / 6.2, max 14.9 / 14.8; GPU max 7.5 / 10.7; shadow GPU max 3.9 / 5.7; renders 200 / 211. Keys on with `?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0` (3 runs): render median 6.3 / 7.2 / 5.3, max 14.9 / 8.7 / 13.0; GPU max 6.0 / 3.1 / 9.1; renders 225 / 284 / 209. At this load the arms do not separate beyond run-to-run noise on render or total GPU. The keyed shadow is cheaper at its p95, and a fixed step re-renders more. Blind A/B: 24 of 24 votes at or above develop. Pop series: 1 one-arm pop against develop's 4 (notes under AC-3). + - 2026-10-07 instruments repaired (`152df5f`, `55fe306aa`): only wholly resolved GPU frames are delivered; missing pass timestamps never become zero. `gpuShadowRendered` samples actual rendered-shadow frames; `counters.simulationTick` joins windows to input steps. Focused instrument tests: 75 passed, core typecheck passed. Root integration after `8d570c6e5`: frozen install/typecheck/lint pass, 89 core + 6 native-contract cases pass; full native suite remains unverified (required binaries missing). + - 2026-10-07 proof coverage: 24 valid blind votes (three per pose; all prior valid negative votes retained) and 33/33 pop intervals, each with four image reads. Highway prefers develop 3/3; bridge deck prefers candidate 3/3. Pop: 27 no one-arm change, five changes (candidate 04/28; develop 11/17/19), one unclear (18); no AC-3 pass. Fixed visual camera/target/tick series match. The source-`55fe306aa` live pilot ON/OFF both passed 19/19, zero diagnostics, Turing, but resource-wait overshoot reaches 4.002 m, so it is not exact matched-route proof. Its 55 overlap-window median p95s (ON/OFF, ms) are CPU 5.50/5.50, GPU total 4.66/4.99, sampled shadow 1.46/6.13; shadow timestamps cover only 33/205 and 25/205 submitted-shadow frames. These are window/subset statistics, not pooled or full-tail p95; AC-1/2 remain unverified. ON-2 was discarded for `ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED`; host `wlan0` changes were observed. Private loopback and namespace-aware host-browser guarding are prepared (41 checks), but no isolated capture started during host competition. Installed replay freezes simulation. A separate live-clock fixture now derives all 4,320 route ticks; five-cadence schedule checks and 16 capture-preparation checks pass. Its ON arm passed 7/7 with zero diagnostics on Turing; camera parity remains unverified. OFF was aborted when an external headless browser appeared at 14:09:19 UTC; no pair counted, owned capture stopped, lease released. Three quiet matched pairs and full shadow-tail evidence remain pending. Full screenshots/votes/pilot measurements are on #437. + + - 2026-10-07 shadow-drift repair: the highway loss in #437 comment `6037629992` is the GPU shadow-key path. The develop arm ran `tnShadowGpuKeys` off and the candidate ran it on. On one candidate site, keys on loses the road shadows and keys off keeps them. Root cause: `WorldGpuScene.#growOf` reset `#kernel` on a buffer grow but kept `#shadowKernel`. The shadow kernel therefore stayed bound to the first placement buffer and thread count (14 placements at the camp). A debug readback on the Machinefall walk showed 0 twin instances on all 138 keyed renders, while the CPU reference selected about 8,900 per render. Fix: the grow also resets `#shadowKernel`. Red-green: `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "rebuilds the level's kernel against a placement buffer that grew after its first render" fails before the fix (same `ComputeNode` reused) and passes after it. The five shadow/GPU-scene suites pass: 192 tests, exit 0. Rendered proof (fixed-step `map-walk`, private Xvfb, NVIDIA Turing, keys on): the highway road shadows return, and the run passes 20/20 assertions. Images are on #437. Separate defect, committed in `82714ed84`: with a provider and no key mesh, `#probe` switched layers and dropped the wide/small casters. It is not the highway cause, because that run minted keys. Still open: about 16% of selected shadow instances pick LOD 1-3, which have no twin with `castLevels: 1`, so they draw nothing. Pop intervals 04/28 were re-captured on the fixed build: develop `a602467db` (keys off) against the candidate with `9111a5463` (keys on), same fixed-step `world-capture` scenario, all runs exit 0. A fresh blind judge returned "no one-arm change" for both (#437). It also noted a static difference: develop has heavier foreground shadows at 04. This may be the LOD 1-3 gap above; that link is unproven. Matched timing remains unverified. Phase 2 and AC-3 stay open. + + - 2026-10-07 LOD 1-3 gap closed (`fc9d56c1a`): the shadow kernel chose a placement's LOD by its distance from the window centre. In an aerial pose that centre is the focus, about 150 m ahead of the eye, so near placements selected LOD 1-3, which have no twin with `castLevels: 1`, and cast nothing. The cluster path casts each placement from the key the main pass draws it in. The kernel now uses the main pass's eye and LOD bias, drops a placement whose level has no twin (a minted twin marks `keys.w`), and clamps a coarse map's base to the last level that has a twin, not to the last level. `IShadowLevel.centre` is removed. Red-green: `world-gpu-scene.spec.ts` "draws each placement at the main pass's own level, from the eye, and only where that level casts", red `expected [ 1 ] to deeply equal [ +0, 3 ]`, green after. Nine shadow/GPU-scene spec files: 239 passed; core `tsc` clean. Rendered (private Xvfb, NVIDIA Turing, keys on): `map-walk` 20/20 and `world-capture` 10/10 assertions. Level-0 draws at frame 600: 474 (keys 91, cluster 44, chunk proxy 35, layer 0 304), against develop's 608 at its first render (cluster 194, wide 22, small 14, layer 0 363). Fresh blind judges, previous candidate `9111a5463` against this fix: on `map-walk` against the keys-off control, this fix is closer on first stream, highway and bridge, and the previous candidate is slightly closer on camp (low confidence); the previous candidate's repeated defect is shadow that is too dense. On the pop poses against develop `a602467db`, the previous candidate is closer at 04 (this fix adds dark mid-ground strips) and this fix is closer at 28. Result: 4 of 6 poses, no orphan, missing or straight-cut shadow in either arm. Images are on #437. Matched timing remains unverified, so Phase 2's boxes stay open. #### Phase 3: Streaming jobs in a worker -**Status:** IN PROGRESS +**Status:** DONE **Files:** `packages/core/src/world-cells.ts`, `world-tiles.ts`, a worker entry next to them -- [ ] Terrain block merges and seam reconciliation run in a worker; the main thread only swaps attributes, and the settled terrain is byte-identical to the inline path. proof: red-green spec comparing worker and inline geometry, plus main-thread span time for block rebuild and seam pass near 0. +- [x] Terrain block merges and seam reconciliation run in a worker; the main thread only swaps attributes, and the settled terrain is byte-identical to the inline path. proof: red-green spec comparing worker and inline geometry, plus main-thread span time for block rebuild and seam pass near 0. **Pass 2026-10-05:** byte-identity: `world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts` "settles the block bytes the inline path settles, from the worker's own result" and "settles the bridge bytes the inline path settles" (11/11). Main thread: new frame spans `terrainBlock` and `terrainSeam` charge the calling-thread rebuild/swap and seam/bridge swap in `world-tiles.ts`. Over 2 Machinefall map-walks on turing/nvidia (62 windows each), both read 0.00 ms at the per-window p50, at most 0.70 / 0.30 ms at the per-window p95, and at most 3.5 / 2.4 ms for a single frame. While wiring them, the span recorder turned out to be module state that `@threenative/core/world`'s second copy never shared, so it recorded nothing. It now lives on `globalThis[Symbol.for("threenative.frameSpans.recorder")]`, and a spec guards that. - 2026-10-04, mechanism landed, box still open on its timing clause. `packages/core/src/terrain-jobs.ts` is the merge and the seam strip as one pure function over typed arrays, and `src/terrain-jobs-worker.ts` is its module worker entry (a tsup entry, so an abyss-framework build resolves `new Worker(new URL("./terrain-jobs-worker.js", import.meta.url), {type:"module"})` to the hashed asset `/assets/terrain-jobs-worker-C0x1L-WU.js` beside the chunk that names it — verified in `pnpm build` output, exit 0). Results come back transferred, never copied. `TerrainTiles` names a block or a pair and swaps in what comes back. - What the spec proves, on a fake transport that structured-clones the post and answers by running the same `runTerrainJob` the inline path calls: the settled block and the settled bridge are byte-identical to the inline ring's as raw float32 bytes (`expected -1`, first differing byte), a worker armed writes no merged geometry and no bridge while a job is owed, a worker that dies mid-job runs its job on this thread with the same bytes, and the main thread only swaps — a reply marked `1234.5` by the fake reaches the settled geometry, which a thread that ran any of the merge could not do. 10 cases, and the world/terrain specs around it: 32 files, 439 passed / 2 skipped, exit 0. `pnpm typecheck` exit 0; `pnpm lint` 0 errors (1039 warnings, none in these files); `pnpm build` exit 0. - The timing clause does **not** hold in node, and this is why the box stays open: over a 24-frame walk (`TN_TERRAIN_JOBS`) 11 block rebuilds of a 7,326-vertex block cost 0.11 ms p50 on the worker's side and the swap that receives them costs 0.15 ms p50 on this thread; 24 seam passes cost 0.01 ms against a 0.10 ms swap. The work moved off-thread is bounded and predictable, not near zero, and at a 33² tile the round trip costs more than the job. What is left for this box is the browser number on a streamed world (Machinefall map-walk, block-rebuild and seam span time against a `?tnTerrainJobs=0` control), which is also the only measurement that can say whether the phase is worth its round trip. Whether the seam's `#restoreEdge` stays inline is settled rather than open: it reads the game's field sampler and cannot cross a worker boundary. -- [ ] Hosts without workers run the same jobs inline, with an unchanged result. proof: the native conformance case or a `--target` desktop playtest of a streamed world. +- [x] Hosts without workers run the same jobs inline, with an unchanged result. proof: the native conformance case or a `--target` desktop playtest of a streamed world. **Pass 2026-10-05:** the native conformance row `world-terrain-inline-hash` (`conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js`) hides `Worker`, settles a two-tier 3x3 ring, and folds every settled block and bridge by raw position/normal/index bytes into FNV-1a. It is pinned at `d138e335` (3 blocks, 4 bridges) by `tests/terrain-inline-jobs.test.mjs`, which includes a mutated-byte case. `run-conformance.mjs --only-tests world-terrain-inline-hash`: web target exit 0; desktop target exit 0 on the built Linux host, `pixelMismatchRatio 0`, 0 GPU validation errors. The census was regenerated in the same commit. - 2026-10-04, the inline arm is implemented and unit-proven; the named proof needs a native host this run did not build (`pnpm native:build` is opt-in), so the box stays open. The mechanism: `createTerrainJobRunner` answers a host that has no `Worker` with the same `runTerrainJob` inline, resolves inside the call as before, and says why on `ITerrainJobRunner.inlineReason`; `settleJob` in `world-tiles.ts` applies a promise result when there is one and a value when there is not, so both hosts share one call site. - **Native, specifically: inline, and this is not a workaround.** `packages/runtime-native/src/runtime-scripts/url-worker-polyfill.js:295` installs a `Worker` that admits a classic Blob source only and refuses `{type:"module"}` by name — `NotSupportedError: TN_NATIVE_WORKER_MODULE_UNSUPPORTED` — and `scripts/bundle.mjs:302` rewrites `import.meta.url` to `file:///threenative-bundle/` in a `pre` plugin, before Vite's `vite:worker-import-meta-url` can see the pattern, so no worker source is inlined into the native bundle and the sibling URL is not loadable there either. Packaging the module would mean a second admitted worker form on the host, which is a host PRD, not a phase box. So the shim's refusal is the reason the marker carries, and the job runs from the same function: `world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts` asserts `offThread === false` with `inlineReason` naming `TN_NATIVE_WORKER_MODULE_UNSUPPORTED` under that exact refusal, `offThread === false` with "no Worker on this host" under none, and `offThread === true`, `inlineReason === undefined`, URL `terrain-jobs-worker.js`, `type: "module"` and a terminated worker on `dispose()` under a real one. - Also asserted here: the refused-worker ring settles byte-identically to the no-worker ring, blocks and bridges both. Nothing in the native lane breaks from the attempt — the conformance registry has no terrain-tile scene (`100-world-field-hash` is still `planned`) and no scene imports `@threenative/core/world`, and the two refusals above are caught before anything is posted. What is left is the box's own proof: a `--target` desktop playtest of a streamed world, or a native conformance scene that builds a `TerrainTiles` ring and settles it. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md index eb2fd0c5cb..0495412860 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-487-imported-materials-keep-their-detail.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ **Priority:** P2 — Importer drops every unmapped texture as UnsupportedTexture; mapping unbuilt. **Complexity:** 3 (LOW) — 1–5 implementation files (+1: two importer files, the cook's path rewrite, the starter's `materials.ts`); the importer is the separate `threenative-asset-mcp` repo, a linked dependency released on its own (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João -**Depends on:** [PRD-485](PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md) (the Fab tree cooks by default). Excludes skin and hair, which are [PRD-VQ-14](../rendering/PRD-VQ-14-skin-material-qualification.md) and [PRD-VQ-15](../rendering/PRD-VQ-15-hair-card-material-qualification.md). Must keep [PRD-369](../assets/PRD-369-material-variation-is-data.md)'s program-count discipline. +**Depends on:** [PRD-485](../done/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md) (the Fab tree cooks by default). Excludes skin and hair, which are [PRD-VQ-14](../rendering/PRD-VQ-14-skin-material-qualification.md) and [PRD-VQ-15](../rendering/PRD-VQ-15-hair-card-material-qualification.md). Must keep [PRD-369](../assets/PRD-369-material-variation-is-data.md)'s program-count discipline. ## Context diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1e33fba118..0000000000 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -# PRD-492 — Colour grading and film grain - -**Status:** PROPOSED -**Priority:** P2 — Render chain still lacks grade and grain stages; sub-0.3 ms budget and gating unbuilt. -**Complexity:** 1 (LOW) — 1–5 files, all generated template source; no package change expected; risk override: none -**Owner:** João -**Depends on:** [PRD-VQ-02](../native/PRD-VQ-02-native-postprocessing-parity.md) (a post stage must not blank the native frame; this PRD adds two more stages to the same chain) - -## Context - -`RENDER_CHAIN_STAGE_ORDER` in `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts` includes bloom, motion blur, god rays, vignette, lens distortion and sharpen. It has no colour grade and no film grain, and no template or example uses either one. Depth of field is out of scope: [PRD-VQ-13](../rendering/PRD-VQ-13-cinematic-stage-integration.md) owns it. - -No engine mechanism is missing. The pinned `three@0.185.1` ships: -- `lut3D(node, lut, size, intensity)` in `examples/jsm/tsl/display/Lut3DNode.js` -- `film(input, intensity, uv)` in `FilmNode.js` -- `LUTCubeLoader`, `LUT3dlLoader` and `LUTImageLoader`, which return a `Data3DTexture` - -`LUTCubeLoader` defaults to `UnsignedByteType`, which is filterable on every adapter. `FloatType` would need the optional `float32-filterable` feature, so the template must not ask for it. - -The chain already accepts game-owned stages. A kit's `postprocessing.ts` passes `authoredStageNames` and `authoredStages` to the shared `WorldEnvironment`. The rain template anchors its `stormPost` stage with `after: "gradualBackground"`. The shared `worldEnvironment.ts` is identical across all 13 templates, and `packages/create-threenative/__tests__/shared-render-sources.spec.ts` refuses kit-specific stage names in it. So the grade belongs in a kit's own file. - -## Solution - -The look is generated source, so both stages live in the default `starter` template's `src/render/postprocessing.ts`, as authored stages after `gradualBackground`. - -- **The grade runs in a log shaper, before the tone curve.** The render pipeline applies tone mapping and the sRGB encode after the graph (`templates/rain/src/render/postprocessing.ts` explains why rain disables them). So an authored stage sees scene-referred HDR, and a display-space LUT would clamp it at 1. The stage log-encodes, samples the `.cube` with `lut3D`, then decodes. The frame keeps one output transform, and no engine anchor is needed. If an identity LUT through the shaper is not pixel-identical to the ungraded frame, this design fails, and an engine "after output transform" anchor in `chain.ts` (mechanism only) becomes the fallback. That fallback would be recorded under `## Decisions`. -- **The grade file is the game's.** It is a `.cube` exported from any grading tool, loaded with `LUTCubeLoader`. The template ships a small neutral-plus-warm grade and a comment saying how to replace it. Intensity, grain amount and the tier at which each stage runs live in the kit's `quality.ts`. -- **Grain** is `film()` after the grade. The kit's `quality.ts` decides whether it is animated per frame and whether `low` turns it off. - -Risk: the native packager stages files by the asset manifest (`selectManifestAssets`). A raw `.cube` under `public/` may not be staged. Phase 2's native run is what proves it is. - -## Acceptance Criteria - -- [ ] AC-1 [local]: grade and grain together cost ≤ 0.3 ms GPU at 1080p on the RTX 2080 browser lane, read as the `gpuOther` p50 delta against the same build with both stages off. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` on the scaffolded starter. -- [ ] AC-2 [local]: the graded frame is judged at or above the ungraded one by a fresh judge, and the HUD is not graded. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3`. - -## Integration Ledger - -| Capability | Reachable consumer/trigger | Replaces / disposition | Evidence | -| --- | --- | --- | --- | -| Grade and grain stages | starter `setupPost` → `WorldEnvironment.apply` → `renderer.createRenderChain()` authored stages | New; no prior grade | Phase 1, AC-2 | - -## Execution Phases - -#### Phase 1: Grade and grain in the starter -**Status:** NOT STARTED -**Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts`, `quality.ts`, `public/grade.cube` (new) -- [ ] With grain off, an identity `.cube` through the log shaper reproduces the ungraded frame within one 8-bit step per channel. proof: `maxChannelDelta` ≤ 1 from `pnpm --filter quarry compare -- --reference --candidate --frames `. It is a generic PNG diff; the starter's playtest supplies both captures. -- [ ] `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names `grade` and `grain` as applied at `high`, and grain as refused with a reason at `low`. proof: `pnpm test:templates` with the starter's render-chain assertion extended. - -#### Phase 2: Native runs the grade -**Status:** NOT STARTED -**Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json`, `packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js` (new), `registry.json` -- [ ] The starter's desktop render-chain scenario includes `grade` and `grain` in its applied stages, with a non-blank screenshot. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json --target desktop` in a scaffolded starter. -- [ ] A conformance row grades a fixed colour chart through a known 17³ `.cube` with `lut3D` and `film` at zero intensity. It matches the LUT's expected colours and the browser reference within tolerance, which proves the `Data3DTexture` upload and trilinear sampling on the host. proof: `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests lut-grade`. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-493-terrain-layers-past-sixteen-textures.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-493-terrain-layers-past-sixteen-textures.md index 35eeedc842..98169e6b4b 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-493-terrain-layers-past-sixteen-textures.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/PRD-493-terrain-layers-past-sixteen-textures.md @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # PRD-493 — Terrain layers past sixteen textures -**Status:** PROPOSED -**Priority:** P2 — Layer arrays, a 0.5 ms bound and the 16-layer fallback are all unbuilt. +**Status:** PARTIAL — phases 1, 2 and 3 landed; both Machinefall acceptance criteria are blocked on what is listed under `## Blocked on` +**Priority:** P2 — Open: AC-1 and AC-2 both need Machinefall's private walk, listed under `## Blocked on`. **Complexity:** 3 (LOW) — 1–5 implementation files (`world-terrain-splat.ts`, the two identical `export_world.py` recipe copies) (+1); Machinefall re-exports its table and releases separately (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João **Depends on:** None @@ -29,8 +29,12 @@ The blend curve keeps its current form (mask, `lo`/`hi`, breakup push, macro noi ## Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] AC-1 [local]: Machinefall's map-walk with ORM layers is judged at or above develop on every pose, with no seam or tiling artefact named. proof: `pnpm visuals:world --before --after ` plus 3 verdicts. -- [ ] AC-2 [local]: the same walk's `gpuMain` p95 rises by no more than 0.5 ms over develop on the RTX 2080. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf`, 3 interleaved runs. +- [ ] AC-1 [local]: Machinefall's map-walk with ORM layers is judged at or above develop on every pose, with no seam or tiling artefact named. proof: `pnpm visuals:world --before --after ` plus 3 verdicts. Not attempted: Machinefall (`apps/client`) is a private repo this tree cannot see, so there is no walk to run or to capture here; the branch's own sixteen-layer package is captured instead (`/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/prd493-captures/phase-1-2/`, `after.png` this branch against a develop frame that never reaches one — 34 samplers against a limit of 16). A judge still has to say whether the ORM layers look right. +- [ ] AC-2 [local]: the same walk's `gpuMain` p95 rises by no more than 0.5 ms over develop on the RTX 2080. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf`, 3 interleaved runs. Not attempted: same private repo, and the budget names an RTX 2080 this machine does not have. + +## Blocked on + +- **Machinefall's own walk (AC-1, AC-2)** — the private repo holding `apps/client/src/level/World.ts`; the owner has to run the walk and the three interleaved perf runs, or make it reachable. ## Integration Ledger @@ -41,19 +45,37 @@ The blend curve keeps its current form (mask, `lo`/`hi`, breakup push, macro noi ## Execution Phases #### Phase 1: Every same-size set is one sampler -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** LANDED **Files:** `packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts`; `packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts` -- [ ] Sixteen uncompressed same-size layers with normals build a material that references one array texture per set (3 sampled textures with the splat array). Mixed sizes still fall back and the marker names the count. proof: red-green `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts`. -- [ ] The `@constraint` and recipe name are corrected, and the regenerated manifest carries them. proof: `pnpm build` then `pnpm exec vitest run scripts/__tests__/capability-manifest.spec.ts scripts/__tests__/generate-capability-reference.spec.ts`, both exit 0. +- [x] Sixteen uncompressed same-size layers with normals build a material that references one array texture per set (3 sampled textures with the splat array). Mixed sizes still fall back and the marker names the count. proof: red-green `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts` — 3 red (uncompressed stack `undefined`, `renderer` unknown), then 9/9 green exit 0; the 16-layer case walks the node graph and counts 3 distinct sampled textures, and `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT layers=4 samplers=6 stacked=1` names the fallback's cost. +- [x] The `@constraint` and recipe name are corrected, and the regenerated manifest carries them. proof: `pnpm build` exit 0, then `pnpm exec vitest run scripts/__tests__/capability-manifest.spec.ts scripts/__tests__/generate-capability-reference.spec.ts` — 28/28 green, both exit 0. `pnpm typecheck` and `pnpm lint` exit 0. + +Uncompressed layers stack through `renderer.copyTextureToTexture` per layer (`ILoadTerrainSplatOptions.renderer`, so a game passes `ctx.renderer`); the array itself is created with `source.dataReady = false`, so no CPU pixel read and no zero upload stand in for a copy. Without a renderer every layer keeps its own sampler and the marker says what that costs. #### Phase 2: ORM per layer -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** LANDED **Files:** `packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts`, `packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py`, `packages/core/gpl/recipes/export_world.py` -- [ ] A table layer with `orm: true` drives roughness, AO and metalness from its map. A layer without it uses the table's values, and no numeric look constant remains in `loadTerrainSplat`. proof: red-green `world-terrain-splat.spec.ts` case. -- [ ] The recipe writes `_orm.jpg` for a layer whose material has a roughness input. proof: a red-green case in `pnpm exec vitest run packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts`; Blender is installed here, so the case runs and does not skip. +- [x] A table layer with `orm: true` drives roughness, AO and metalness from its map. A layer without it uses the table's values, and no numeric look constant remains in `loadTerrainSplat`. proof: red-green `world-terrain-splat.spec.ts` — 4 red (no `_orm.jpg` request, no `aoNode`/`roughnessNode`/`metalnessNode`), then 11/11 green exit 0. `MeshStandardNodeMaterial()` now takes no `metalness: 0, roughness: 0.92`, the three nodes carry the blended ORM chain, and a layer that states neither an ORM map nor both numbers throws before any texture loads. +- [x] The recipe writes `_orm.jpg` for a layer whose material has a roughness input. proof: red-green `pnpm exec vitest run packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts` — with the recipe change stashed the case saw 3 files where it wanted 4 (red), then 9/9 green exit 0 with Blender 5.2.0 LTS (not skipped: no `TN_BLENDER_TESTS_SKIPPED`). A second case proves a table naming no `orm` source fails closed. Both copies of `export_world.py` remain byte-identical. + +## Decisions + +- **2026-10-04 — the recipe keys ORM off the table's `orm` flag, not a Blender material lookup.** The + table is the file the DCC's own terrain shader already reads, and it is what `normal` has always + keyed off, so a second source of truth (a material named after the layer id) would be a new + convention to keep in sync. The recipe fails closed when a layer asks for an ORM map and the table + names no `orm` source. +- **2026-10-04 — a layer with neither `orm` nor `roughness`/`metalness` throws.** The alternative was + a neutral default inside the package, which is the look constant this PRD exists to remove; a table + written before ORM now fails with a message naming the recipe instead of silently changing how every + layer catches the light. #### Phase 3: Native and mobile sample the arrays -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** LANDED **Files:** `packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-splat-array.js` (new), `registry.json` -- [ ] A conformance row renders a 16-layer uncompressed splat package (albedo, normal and ORM per layer) on desktop within tolerance of the browser reference, with `samplers=4` in its marker. proof: `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests terrain-splat-array`. -- [ ] The same row on the Android emulator, which is the host without a KTX2 transcoder. proof: `pnpm parity --target android --only-tests terrain-splat-array`. +- [x] A conformance row renders a 16-layer uncompressed splat package (albedo, normal and ORM per layer) on desktop within tolerance of the browser reference, with `samplers=4` in its marker. proof: `pnpm parity --target web --only-tests terrain-splat-array` captured the browser reference (pass, 1280x720, non-uniform), then `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests terrain-splat-array` — pass, 16.6 s, `metrics.pixelMismatchRatio: 0`, `metrics.perceptualDeltaE: 0`, 0 GPU validation errors; the scene throws unless the marker reads `layers=16 samplers=4 stacked=3`. `packages/runtime-native` conformance suite 76/76 green. Captures for a judge: `/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/prd493-captures/phase-3/` (`before.png` the browser reference, `after.png` the desktop-native frame, same pose; develop has no such row to capture from). +- [x] The same row on the Android emulator, which is the host without a KTX2 transcoder. proof: `pnpm parity --target web --only-tests terrain-splat-array` captured the browser reference (pass, nvidia/turing, 1280x720, non-uniform), then `pnpm parity --target android --only-tests terrain-splat-array --device emulator-5554` (2026-10-06, AVD `threenative_api35`, API 35, x86_64, `-gpu host`, not a phone): the row is `pass`, `metrics.pixelMismatchRatio: 0`, `metrics.perceptualDeltaE: 0`, 0 GPU validation errors, fresh install, APK bundle verified. The scene throws unless the marker reads `layers=16 samplers=4 stacked=3`, so the pass is that marker on Android. The earlier `:app:verifyV8Dependency` refusal is gone because this worktree carries a receipt-verified `third_party/v8-android` (PRD-485's lane). The command still exits 1: its separate `supplemental.androidMultitouch` lane (`examples/native-smoke` multitouch playtest) fails with `maxPointers: 1` and `TN_PLAYTEST_AXIS_DELTA_ASSERTION_FAILED`, which is not this row. Note: since PRD-485, Android V8 does transcode KTX2, so "no KTX2 transcoder" now holds for Android QuickJS and iOS only. The row's fixture is `DataTexture`s, so it proves the uncompressed stack on Android, not the compressed one. + +The row builds its 48 maps as `DataTexture`s from a pure function of their cell, so both lanes +derive the same bytes; a 4x4 mask grid gives each layer its own region, which is what makes one +sampled texture per set visible in a single frame rather than asserted only by the marker. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/open-world/RUNBOOK-machinefall-120fps-with-fab-quality.md b/docs/PRDs/open-world/RUNBOOK-machinefall-120fps-with-fab-quality.md index 97099d8f8a..63a39b8584 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/open-world/RUNBOOK-machinefall-120fps-with-fab-quality.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/open-world/RUNBOOK-machinefall-120fps-with-fab-quality.md @@ -53,6 +53,25 @@ Last measured 2026-10-03 against `origin/develop` `4d5e07c98`: nvidia/turing, 12 | CPU render | 6.9 ms | **21.2 ms** | 4.5 ms | **12.9 ms** | | GPU | 7.0 ms | 10.1 ms | 4.5 ms | 1.8 ms | +**Update 2026-10-05 (this PR, `558f08cbf`), two readings of the same runs:** nvidia/turing, `map-walk`, host load 6–35 (other sessions' native builds and CI on the same machine, so not the quiet host AC-1 asks for). + +- Read as PRD-478's ACs define it — walk windows are `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` windows under 100 fps — the target is **not met by this PR or by develop**. Over 3 interleaved runs each (`.afk/scratch/walk-ac-pair-*`, load 8–35), develop: render p95 median 22.2 ms (p95 across windows 53 ms), GPU p95 median 6.1 ms (18.4 ms); this PR: render 21.0 ms (55.8 ms), GPU 6.8 ms (12.8 ms). The windows under 100 fps are the loading interval and the multi-second stalls, so this reading is mostly about load and stalls, which PRD-494 AC-1 already asks the owner to rule on. +- A looser reading — every window after the fourth, render p95 as the median of the windows' p95 — gives develop 7.8 ms (its 3 runs of 2026-10-04) and this PR 6.4 ms render, 6.5 ms GPU over 6 runs. That reading counts mostly smooth walking windows and is **not** the AC. +- `gpuMain` p95 per run in the interleaved set: develop 5.9 / 5.1 / 5.2 ms, this PR 4.8 / 5.3 / 4.6 ms — no GPU cost from this PR's changes. + +AC-1 and AC-2 stay open. + +**Update 2026-10-06 (what is left of AC-1, measured):** the steady walking frame of this PR reads render p95 7.2 ms on a quiet host (lenient reading). AC-1's own reading is held up by its slow windows, and they are not what they first looked like: + +- Not the present path: headless and private-Xvfb walks read the same. +- Not texture uploads: 586 compressed uploads, each once; 0.18 ms of a 2.6 ms slow-window gap. +- Not chunk merges: now 4x faster, byte-identical, under 0.5 s per walk. +- Not GPU-scene queue calls: coalescing them cut 99% of those writes and moved nothing. + +What is left is renderer JavaScript per render object. three's `Bindings.updateForRender` makes about 750 uniform writes a frame, 72% of all `writeBuffer` calls, plus the first draws of newly streamed chunks. + +Skipping settled bundle records cannot remove that cost. Each record holds a private copy of the shared render-group uniforms: the material's bind group mixes object and render groups, so `sharedGroup` is false. Every skip either left that copy stale (a dark tree band) or kept no win. The lever is [PRD-400](../performance/PRD-400-the-frame-gets-cheaper-one-measured-cost-at-a-time.md)'s `bindings.updateForRender` mass: bind the shared groups once per pass. + **Update 2026-10-03 evening (PRD-494, #424):** 3 interleaved runs per arm, nvidia/turing, 1280×720, load 3.8–6.4 (quiet). | | Walking render p50 / p95 | Walking GPU p50 / p95 | Walking main draws p50 | Idle render p95 | @@ -69,42 +88,154 @@ The gap is CPU while walking. The costs, as span p95s, which overlap and do not - Mid-walk pipeline compiles: spikes of 113–247 ms. - Cull, projection and LOD: 2–3 ms. +**Update 2026-10-04 (row A7 baseline):** develop core `1a6298cd` (`origin/develop`), nvidia/turing, +1280×720, `map-walk` with `tnFrameSpans=1`, 5 runs, GPU quiet at every run's start (6–15 %, nothing +but the desktop compositors), **host load 18–48** — other agents' builds, so the CPU-side numbers are +inflated against the 11–19 of the runs above and only the paired before/after in one lane is a +comparison. Runs in `.afk/scratch/walk-quiet-r2-{1,2,4,5,6}`. + +| | Walking render p50 / p95 | Walking GPU p50 / p95 | Frames > 33 ms | Worst present gap | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| develop, median of 5 | 13.4 / 25.9 ms | 3.6 / 21.6 ms | 48 of 1024 | 17.1 s | + +What the pipeline census says, per run, counting only creations after `startup.compileSettledMs`: + +| | streamed batch | other passes | summed device service | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| every one of the 5 runs | **8** (7 main pass, 1 shadow caster half) | 16–22 compute, 12 main, 4–5 shadow | 3.6–7.8 ms, of the streamed 8: 1.1–1.6 ms | + +Two facts the census forced out, both about the prewarm and not about the device: + +1. `TN_WORLD_PREWARM minted=385 shadowPrewarmed=0 castersUnbuilt=182` in every run. The prewarm mints + an empty `InstancedMesh` and waits for a draw to build its node. Three never submits one: + `RenderObject.getDrawParameters()` returns `null` at `count === 0`, so an empty batch builds + nothing in any pass, and the gate settles with 182 casters unbuilt. +2. The 8 streamed creations are the **GPU-driven main pass's** fresh objects. `#dressGpu` cannot + re-dress a mesh three has compiled (its instancing node binds the `instanceMatrix` it held), so a + key dressed after the gate gets a brand-new object whose node and pipeline the first draw builds — + on a walking frame. + +Off-frame preparation through the engine's own `compileAsync` seam **hangs the walk**: with the swap +deferred until that compile settles, `walk-a7-r2-1` reached the playtest's 900 s timeout (14 min +against 3.5 min for the same scenario on `core-dev2`, same host load), because `compileAsync` drives +the renderer's own frame state and a live renderer mid-walk is not a caller it survives. Behind the +gate, where nothing is presented, the same call is what `#warmChunk` already does. So A7's mechanism +is not a small change: it needs a preparation seam that does not borrow the live renderer. + +**Update 2026-10-04 (row A7, attempt 2 — the prewarm draw made real, and the gate never opens):** +the first cause above was fixed at the mechanism level, unit-proved, and it **blocks Machinefall's +launch**, twice, so the row is still open and the fix is not to be merged as it stands. An empty +prewarmed batch now submits one instance of the zero matrix its own fresh buffer holds +(`SharedBatch#publish`; three refuses a `count === 0` draw outright), which is the submission that +builds the node and the pipeline, and `prewarmDrew` puts the honest count back. The harness that +counted the prewarm's draws had left out three's own count gate, so it passed with 8 of 17 casters +unbuilt; with that gate in, `world-cells-shadow-prewarm` reads `castersUnbuilt=8` before the change +and `castersUnbuilt=0` after it, and every prewarmed caster still first draws behind the gate. + +Measured on the walk, alternating arms in one lane, `map-walk` with `tnFrameSpans=1`, nvidia/turing, +1280×720, host load 24–32 throughout (other lanes), runs in `.afk/scratch/walk-a7b-pair-{1,2,3,4}`: + +| arm | core | outcome | streamed creations after settle | prewarm line | frames > 33 ms | render p50 / p95 | GPU p50 / p95 | load → compileSettled | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| dev, pair-1 | `core-dev2` (`1a6298cd`) | pass in 2 min 59 s | 18 of 127 (1.7 ms) | `minted=385 shadowPrewarmed=0 castersUnbuilt=182` | 13 of 1024 | 8.2 / 15.7 ms | 1.6 / 10.6 ms | 17.8 s (`pipelines=1895`) | +| dev, pair-3 | `core-dev2` | **fail**: 2 state failures + 3 console/network errors, 4382 frames | — | — | — | — | — | — | +| a7, pair-2 | `core-a7b` | **blocks the page**: 900 s timeout | — | never printed | — | — | — | never | +| a7, pair-4 | `core-a7b` | **blocks the page**: 900 s timeout | — | never printed | — | — | — | never | + +Both `a7` runs stall at the loading gate with `TN_STARTUP_STALLED: progress has stood at 0.0 % for +45 s — still loading: nothing, no asset is outstanding`, the page's main thread never yields again +(`Bridge operation 'describe' exceeded 915000 ms`), and the walk never starts, so there is no +mid-walk census, no frame series and nothing to capture. The `dev` arm's pair-3 failure is the same +host's noise (two failed loads and three network errors on an unchanged core) and the lane does not +claim a CPU comparison from these runs — the walk numbers in the row above are the 5-run baseline. + +So the honest state of the row: the mechanism is right and provable in the fixture world, and fatal +at Machinefall's scale, where 385 keys × 2 variants behind the gate is a different cost than 24 +keys × 2. What is **not** yet known is which of two things the gate is paying — the node builds +themselves, or `#drainPrewarm`'s own loop (it invalidates the shadow levels on every update while a +caster is owed, and each of those level renders now submits every prewarmed caster) — and the next +step is one instrumented run that separates them, not another guess. Until then A7 needs the +preparation seam PRD-387 describes, and this arm must not merge. + +**Update 2026-10-05 (row A7, attempt 3 — the launch hang was not the prewarm):** the hang above was +PRD-493's splat table throw (`world-terrain-splat.ts`, a layer table written before the `orm` column), +which this PR now fixes: the same #437 core *without* the prewarm hung too, and with only the splat +file restored it loaded. With that fixed, the prewarm loads. Twelve alternating runs, `map-walk`, +`tnFrameSpans=1`, nvidia/turing, host load 6–26, in `.afk/scratch/walk-a7{c,d}-pair-*`: + +| arm (6 runs each) | render p50 / p95 | GPU p95 | creations after settle | prewarm line | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| #437 `558f08cbf` | 3.1 / 6.4 ms | 6.5 ms | 28 (12 compute, 12 main, 4 shadow) | `shadowPrewarmed=0 castersUnbuilt=182` | +| #437 + prewarm | 3.1 / 6.1 ms | 6.3 ms | 28, the same split | `shadowPrewarmed=0 castersUnbuilt=182` | + +Render p95 is the median of the walk windows' p95 (`TN_FRAME_BUDGET` after the fourth window), and GPU +p95 the p95 of the windows' timestamp means. The arm that ran second was faster in both orders, so +the 0.3 ms between the arms is order, not prewarm. Reading the census: + +- On Machinefall the prewarm prepares nothing. The caster admission this PR adds holds every caster + half while the seed drains, so the prewarm's draw never reaches a shadow pass. +- No compile costs a frame. The 28 post-settle creations are streamed props and bridge pieces, at + most 0.2 ms of device service each, 1.3–1.9 ms in a whole walk. +- AC-3 as written is still red: 28 creations after warm-up. + +One prewarm run of six timed out on a 22.5 s `advance` stall. Both arms show multi-second stalls on +this host, so it is not attributed. The prewarm (`e580e76cb`) stays off this PR, on the local branch +`a7-prewarm-trial`. A7 stays open on AC-3, but it is no longer on the frame-time critical path. + ## Lane A — the 120 fps walk (critical path) -- [ ] **A0 · Land PRD-484** (instanced LOD + selective water mirrors by default). After: nothing. 🌍👁 +- [x] **A0 · Land [PRD-484](../done/PRD-484-instanced-lod-and-mirror-by-default.md)** (instanced LOD + selective water mirrors by default). After: nothing. 🌍👁 - Its commits exist only on the unpushed local branch `engine-defaults-484`, plus uncommitted edits in `.worktrees/prd-484-engine-defaults`. - Ask the owner 🙋 whether those edits are still wanted, then rebase onto `origin/develop` and open its own draft PR. Its old plan to ride #390 is moot, because #390 merged without it. + - **Done 2026-10-05:** the PRD's phases landed through #423 (merged 2026-10-04; #420 closed unmerged). Its last box passed on the Strata game with the stopgap reverted, under the develop defaults: scene 96.4 M → 15.8 M triangles at the worst view, mirror 96.4 M → 0.92 M in 3 draws. The game edits are restored, and the PRD moved to `done/` in this PR. - Done when: its PRD is in `done/` on `develop`. -- [ ] **A1 · [PRD-389](../performance/critical/PRD-389-the-frame-budgets-instruments-do-not-lie.md): the instrument gaps the 2026-10-03 probe hit.** After: nothing. +- [x] **A1 · [PRD-389](../performance/critical/PRD-389-the-frame-budgets-instruments-do-not-lie.md): the instrument gaps the 2026-10-03 probe hit.** After: nothing. - A standing scene can't be measured under `runtime.fixedStep` (it yields one window). - The update phase reads 0. - `passes.main.triangles` reads 338 M. - Only about 15 of 300 frames carry a GPU timestamp, too few for a GPU p95. - Done when: each gap has a ticked box in PRD-389. -- [ ] **A2 · [PRD-477](PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md) Phase 1: the world gate goes red, then green.** After: nothing; runs alongside A1. + - **Done 2026-10-05:** PRD-389 Phase 4 ("the 2026-10-03 Machinefall probe's gaps") reads 5 ticked / 0 open on `origin/develop`, one box per gap above (counted tick batch charged to `update`, main-pass GPU-selected triangles beside three's CPU figure, the 1-in-N GPU sampler counting drawn frames, a standing scene measurable under the wall-clock opt-in); landed by #423, merged 2026-10-04. +- [x] **A2 · [PRD-477](PRD-477-worldcells-auto-on-measured-budgets.md) Phase 1: the world gate goes red, then green.** After: nothing; runs alongside A1. - The gate must red on an impostors-on build (#375) and green on develop. Every later 🌍 row trusts it. - Done when: both Phase 1 boxes are ticked. + - **Done 2026-10-05:** both Phase 1 boxes ticked in this PR. On Machinefall with 2 + 2 runs and 3 blind critics each: develop vs develop **passes** (exit 0); develop vs impostors-default-on **reds** (exit 1, distant crowns missing in every impostor run). The gate change in this PR scores a candidate event only when it is in every candidate run and in no reference run. - [ ] **A3 · PRD-478 Phase 1: measure the shadow-window work that #390 already merged.** After: A1 and A2. ⏱🌍👁🙋 - The owner side-by-sides the camp and highway aerials against `?refShadow=1`. The first candidate failed exactly that review. - [ ] **A4 · [PRD-494](PRD-494-the-main-pass-fits-the-draw-budget.md): the main pass fits the draw budget.** After: A3. ⏱🌍👁 - The largest cost. Attribute the ~323 draws by source, then take the largest source off three's per-draw path, `bundles` or a merged path. - [ ] **A5 · PRD-478 Phase 2: shadow levels draw GPU-scene keys.** After: A4. ⏱🌍👁 -- [ ] **A6 · PRD-478 Phase 3: terrain merges and seams run in a worker.** After: A5. ⏱🌍👁 +- [x] **A6 · PRD-478 Phase 3: terrain merges and seams run in a worker.** After: A5. ⏱🌍👁 + - **Done 2026-10-05:** both Phase 3 boxes are ticked. The worker path's main-thread `terrainBlock` and `terrainSeam` spans read 0 ms at p50 and ≤ 0.7 ms at p95 over 2 Machinefall walks; worker vs inline bytes are identical by spec. The workerless inline path hashes identically on web and on the native desktop host (`world-terrain-inline-hash`). - The settled terrain must be byte-identical to the inline path. - [ ] **A7 · No pipeline compiles mid-walk:** [PRD-459](PRD-459-smooth-streaming-one-admission-budget-per-frame.md) AC-3 with [PRD-387](../performance/critical/PRD-387-shader-variants-are-prepared-off-frame-and-bounded.md). After: A6. ⏱🌍👁 + - **Measured 2026-10-04, still open.** 8 pipeline creations attributable to a streamed batch after + `compileSettledMs`, in all 5 baseline runs, from `#dressGpu`'s fresh objects; and a prewarm that + cannot prepare anything, because three never submits a `count === 0` batch. The engine's + `compileAsync` seam hangs a live renderer mid-walk (900 s timeout, measured), so the row needs a + preparation seam that does not borrow the frame the walk is drawing. Details in "Where we stand". + - **Attempt 2, measured 2026-10-04: the non-zero prewarm draw is proved and fatal.** Unit-proved + (`castersUnbuilt=0` where the old harness read 8 of 17), and on the walk it blocks the launch in + both alternating `a7` runs at 0.0 % progress with the page's main thread never yielding, so there + is no walk to compare. Nothing ticked, nothing to capture, and that arm must not merge; the row + needs one instrumented run to separate the gate's node builds from its own per-update shadow + invalidation before this mechanism is retried. Details in "Where we stand". - [ ] **A8 · [PRD-455](../rendering/PRD-455-temporal-reconstruction-from-dynamic-resolution.md): temporal reconstruction closes the GPU gap.** After: A7. ⏱🌍👁 - [ ] **A9 · PRD-478 acceptance.** After: A8. ⏱🌍👁 - Done when: AC-1, AC-2 and AC-3 are ticked on a quiet host 🙋, and PRD-478 is in `done/`. - [ ] **A10 · PRD-477 Phases 2–3 and AC-1: budgets and switches become engine decisions.** After: A9. ⏱🌍👁 -- [ ] **A11 · [PRD-489](PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md) Phase 1 only: the occlusion go/no-go.** After: A9. ⏱ +- [x] **A11 · [PRD-489](../done/PRD-489-gpu-scene-occlusion-culling.md) Phase 1 only: the occlusion go/no-go.** After: A9. ⏱ - If it declines, record the decision and close the PRD. If it goes ahead, its Phases 2–3 become row A12. 🌍👁 + - **Done 2026-10-06: it declines (D32).** The first reading (share 0.61, "go") came from a pyramid bug that also deleted visible trees once culling ran. With the bug fixed, the share is a median of 0.013, and 0.013 × about 9 ms − 0.07 ms ≈ 0.05 ms, under the 1.0 ms threshold. PRD-489 is closed, and the corrected `?tnOcclusion=measure` stays as the instrument. ## Lane B — Fab-quality assets at that frame rate -- [ ] **B1 · [VQ-01](../assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md): native asset capability guard.** After: nothing. +- [x] **B1 · [VQ-01](../done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md): native asset capability guard.** After: nothing. - It already has a draft PR, #396. `assertNativeAssetsCompatible` currently rejects KTX2 and meshopt on every Android and iOS build. -- [ ] **B2 · [PRD-485](PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md): high-quality assets go through the cook.** After: B1 for its Android box only. 🎨👁 + - **Done 2026-10-05:** #396 merged its phases (2026-10-04). The last box, the lifecycle release, passes on nvidia/turing: geometryGrowth 0, textureGrowth 0. The old 6/3 was a baseline read before the first world pass had drawn, not a leak; every owned dispose was counted at 6 + 3 per enter. The PRD moved to `done/` in this PR. +- [x] **B2 · [PRD-485](../done/PRD-485-high-quality-assets-go-through-the-cook.md): high-quality assets go through the cook.** After: B1 for its Android box only. 🎨👁 - fab-import-proof, lumen-hall and metahuman-lab drop their escape hatches. + - **Done 2026-10-06:** the last box, Android, passes on the emulator (not a phone): `fab-import-native.playtest.json --target android` 6/6 with 0 diagnostics, the Hornbeam cooked to KTX2 + Meshopt under Android V8. It needed Android V8 to admit KTX2/Meshopt and the native host to map ETC2/EAC/ASTC formats. The PRD moved to `done/`. - [ ] **B3 · Texture residency:** [VQ-10](../performance/PRD-VQ-10-texture-mip-residency.md) together with [PRD-454](PRD-454-worldcells-budget-real-resources.md). After: B2. ⏱🌍👁 - Machinefall's 1024 texture cap is lifted to 2048 inside a hard GPU byte budget, with no black frames. - [ ] **B4 · [PRD-377](../assets/PRD-377-auto-lod-is-on-by-default.md) Phase 4: AutoLOD on by default.** After: B2. ⏱🎨👁 @@ -116,10 +247,12 @@ The gap is CPU while walking. The costs, as span p95s, which overlap and do not ## Lane C — look and native parity (independent; any free session) -- [ ] **C1 · [PRD-339](../done/PRD-339-the-frame-sets-its-own-exposure.md): auto exposure.** 🎨👁 - - Draft PR #397 already exists. Add its phase boxes first, since `prd:progress` exits 1 without them. -- [ ] **C2 · [PRD-492](PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md): colour grading and film grain.** 🎨👁 +- [x] **C1 · [PRD-339](../done/PRD-339-the-frame-sets-its-own-exposure.md): auto exposure.** 🎨👁 + - **Done 2026-10-05:** #397 merged 2026-10-04; `docs/PRDs/done/PRD-339-the-frame-sets-its-own-exposure.md` on `origin/develop` reads 11 ticked / 0 open. +- [x] **C2 · [PRD-492](../done/PRD-492-colour-grading-and-film-grain.md): colour grading and film grain.** 🎨👁 + - **Done 2026-10-05:** AC-2: 3 blind raters score the graded frame equal to the ungraded one, and the HUD is not graded. AC-1: grade + grain cost 0.0 ± 0.1 ms GPU at 1080p. The table loads as float, so an identity round trip is exact. The identity frame matches the chain-rebuild control; the proof decision is recorded in the PRD. The PRD moved to `done/` in this PR. - [ ] **C3 · [PRD-493](PRD-493-terrain-layers-past-sixteen-textures.md): terrain layers past sixteen textures.** ⏱🌍👁 + - **Progress 2026-10-06:** the Android box passes on the emulator (not a phone): `terrain-splat-array` matches the browser reference at 0 pixel mismatch and 0 ΔE, with `samplers=4`. All three phases have landed. AC-1 and AC-2 still need Machinefall's private walk. - [ ] **C4 · [PRD-491](PRD-491-water-and-atmosphere-run-native.md): water and atmosphere run native.** 👁 - Compare native frames against web frames with the same judges. - [ ] **C5 · [PRD-490](PRD-490-cluster-lod-wins-on-native.md): cluster LOD wins on native.** ⏱👁 diff --git a/docs/product/WORLD-VISUAL-GATE.md b/docs/product/WORLD-VISUAL-GATE.md index fb38d54354..73b084014e 100644 --- a/docs/product/WORLD-VISUAL-GATE.md +++ b/docs/product/WORLD-VISUAL-GATE.md @@ -29,7 +29,33 @@ Every transition must appear exactly once in chronological order, including tran with no popping (`events: []`). Every event requires an identifiable element, kind, distance in meters, and a description locating the change in the frames. Do not infer absence from missing data. The candidate fails if any critic reports popping at or inside `nearBandMeters`. -A reference-arm event is reported but does not by itself fail the candidate. +A reference-arm event is reported but does not by itself fail the candidate. With multiple runs +per side, a candidate event counts only when the same critic reports it in every candidate run +and in no reference run; an event the reference shows too is run-to-run noise, not a regression. +Candidate-only events reported in some but not all candidate runs appear in score JSON as +`intermittent: [{critic, series, kind, distanceMeters, candidateRuns, referenceRuns}]`. +Run counts are distinct captures reported by the same critic for the same transition, kind and +element; each entry names a reporting candidate series. An event at or inside the near band, +or of kind `missing`/`disappear` at any distance, makes the verdict `inconclusive` (exit 2, +`reason: "needs more runs"`) unless a measured regression already requires exit 1. Score with +`--allow-intermittent` to permit a pass despite these events; they remain in the JSON and the +flag never overrides a measured regression. Other intermittent events retain the usual verdict. + +A bundle may carry more than two anonymous series: a side is captured more than once because +streaming arrival makes a single run unreliable. Judge every series on its own. When comparing +series to each other, the numbers are anonymous and the pairing is hidden, so there is no +"the other series" to single out. + +## Content one series never draws + +Then compare the series pairwise at the same walk index. Content that is absent for the whole +route produces no transition at all, so this is the only place its absence can be seen: a band +of forest, a building, a shadow one series draws and another does not. Report it as `missing` +in the series that lacks it, naming one frame id from the series that draws it, this series' +frame id at the same walk index, the element, and the camera-to-element distance you can infer +from the landmark context. Use `missing: []` when a series draws the same content at every +index as the series you compared it with. Report these even far outside the near band; the near +band is not a licence to look away. ## Verdict file @@ -53,13 +79,22 @@ critic identity. Do not exchange results. The file shape is: "distanceMeters": 12, "description": "The upper silhouette abruptly loses its left branch." }] + }], + "missing": [{ + "element": "forest band beyond the highway", + "kind": "missing", + "from": "frame-032", "to": "frame-032", + "distanceMeters": 300, + "description": "The other series draws this band at this walk index; this series draws sky." }] }] } ``` This shape illustrates the schema only, not an actual judgment. Supply every sample, series -and transition from the bundle. Allowed event kinds are `appear`, `disappear`, and `lod-swap`. +and transition from the bundle. Transition events take the kinds `appear`, `disappear` and +`lod-swap`; `missing` is only valid in the cross-series list, where `from` is the other +series' frame id at that walk index and `to` this series' frame id, and both are required. ## Capture contract and command @@ -71,18 +106,26 @@ positive nearBandMeters, a relative capture path to runner capture.json, and non landmarks [{id, position:[x,y,z]}], samePose [{id,image,position,target}], and walk [{id,image,timeMs,position,target}]. Walk requires at least two chronological frames and actual camera movement. Frame IDs, positions, targets, walk times, landmarks, route, seed, -world and near-band distance must match across arms. Each image must match the capture viewport. +world and near-band distance must match across arms and across runs on one arm. Each image must +match the capture viewport. + +Capture two or more runs per side: repeat `--before` and `--after`. With two runs on each side +the gate measures the reference's own run-to-run spread and counts a candidate event only when +every candidate run reports it and no reference run does. One run per side has no spread to +measure, so any candidate near-band event fails. ```sh -pnpm visuals:world --before reference/world.json --after candidate/world.json --out artifacts/world-gate +pnpm visuals:world --before reference/world.json --before reference/world-2.json \ + --after candidate/world.json --after candidate/world-2.json --out artifacts/world-gate pnpm visuals:world --score artifacts/world-gate --verdict critic-1.json --verdict critic-2.json --verdict critic-3.json ``` Only share artifacts/world-gate/blind with critics. Keep the rest private until judging is -complete. Bundle-only exits 2 (unjudged); malformed, missing, stale or mutated evidence also +complete. Bundle-only exits 2 (unjudged); inconclusive, malformed, missing, stale or mutated evidence also exits 2. A complete candidate reaches exit 0 only if every same-pose median is at least 4/5, -no same-pose row is a measured LOSS at the duplicate-calibrated resolution, and no candidate -near-band popping event is reported. A measured regression exits 1. The source captures, +no same-pose row is a measured LOSS at the duplicate-calibrated resolution, no candidate +near-band popping event is reported, and no candidate `missing` event is reported at any +distance. A measured regression exits 1. The source captures, provenance, rubric, reveal maps and blinded pixels are hash-bound and must remain available and unchanged through scoring. A public test world's pass is mechanics evidence; Machinefall's known shadow regression still needs its own real red/green capture and independent judgments. diff --git a/docs/verification/PRD-351-resolution-ladder.md b/docs/verification/PRD-351-resolution-ladder.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..08bb1eaca4 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/verification/PRD-351-resolution-ladder.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +# PRD-351 — resolution ladder + +Status: partial. The resolution prices cover the bound normal slot only. +Recorded on 2026-10-06 at engine HEAD `b616c2c16`. +The earlier pricing note names engine `5d5b0f699`. These captures are supplied evidence, not a new run at HEAD. + +## Evidence to record + +Quarry uses six props from a fresh 4096² import. The montage labels report these rounded values. +MB means decimal megabytes. GPU values come from the labels, not a conversion of disk bytes. + +| Cap | Disk MB | GPU MB | SSIM | Capture | +| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | --- | +| 1024 | 2.24 | 2.67 | 0.9885 | `res-1024-pose3-rock-near.png` | +| 2048 | 8.92 | 10.67 | 0.9920 | `res-2048-pose3-rock-near.png` | +| 4096 | 35.97 | 42.67 | 0.9950 | `res-4096-pose3-rock-near.png` | +| Per-slot candidate | 2.24 | 2.67 | 0.9885 | `res-perslot-pose3-rock-near.png` | + +The labels do not separate distinct texture bytes from other disk bytes. They do not report runtime load bytes. +Those two fields in the PRD evidence block remain unmeasured. The table records the available disk and GPU prices. +The supplied SSIM values do not prove resolution loss against masters or normal-vector accuracy. + +Captures use four matched positions: `pose1-trail`, `pose2-rock-mid`, `pose3-rock-near`, and `pose4-route`. +Each position has `montage-.jpg` and `res--.png` files for all four arms. +The capture metadata reports WebGPU, an NVIDIA Turing adapter, and a 1280×720 viewport. +The close capture shows rock surface detail. It does not show bark detail. + +The coordinator judged `pose3-rock-near`: 4096 is sharpest, 2048 is close, and 1024 is visibly softer. +This verdict covers the captured rock surface. It does not establish bark quality or mobile rendering quality. + +## Slot limitation + +All six imported GLBs bind only `normalTexture`. The importer put the unmappable base-color mask in `textures/`. +That image has no base-color material binding in these GLBs. The compiler caps bound glTF slots. +The proposed 2048 color / 1024 mask candidate therefore reaches only the normal slot at 1024 here. +It equals the scalar 1024 arm. This experiment prices normal resolution, not a combined color and mask policy. + +The per-slot investigation found identical model and image hashes for the candidate and scalar 1024 on `SM_rock01`. +Commit `b616c2c16` adds compile specs for separate 4096 color and normal inputs on web and Android. +The supplied investigation reports 46 passing model texture tests. These specs prove cap support, not this pack's missing bindings. + +## Phone memory reference + +The PRD names the [mobile memory reference](../../packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/mobile-memory-budget.md). +Its measured Pixel 8 line is approximately 500 MiB of fixed driver memory, plus the bytes the game requests. +It warns that phones can kill applications below 2 GiB. It gives no Quarry texture ceiling. + +The reported GPU prices equal approximately 2.55, 10.18, and 40.69 MiB for 1024, 2048, and 4096. +The 2048 arm adds 8.00 MB over 1024. The 4096 arm adds 40.00 MB over 1024. +These texture prices exclude the phone's fixed driver cost and other game allocations. +No phone memory run proves a safe total for Quarry. + +## Decision + +Keep compiler defaults. Do not adopt the per-slot candidate on this pack. +It only reaches the normal slot and gives the same result as 1024. +Retain the game's import policy. The temporary 4096 import supplies experiment inputs, not a new shipping policy. +Separate bound color and mask inputs need their own comparison before the game can adopt that policy. + +## Evidence sources + +The supplied files remain outside this checkout. This record does not copy or remove them. + +| Source | Scope | +| --- | --- | +| `/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/b8res/` | Resolution captures, montage prices, and capture metadata | +| `/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/b8-res.md` | Partial pricing note and earlier engine revision | +| `/tmp/perslot.md` | Six normal-only GLBs, hash comparisons, and cap specs | +| `/home/joao/projects/threenative/threenative-engine/.afk/scratch/b8-real.md` | Phase 1 run on 48 opaque 128² terrain textures, not pack masters | +| `/tmp/b8-ladder.md` | Phase 2 run, observed failing controls, and RDO probes | diff --git a/docs/verification/native-coverage-2026-08-28.md b/docs/verification/native-coverage-2026-08-28.md index d3f913cc4c..5bc447b27f 100644 --- a/docs/verification/native-coverage-2026-08-28.md +++ b/docs/verification/native-coverage-2026-08-28.md @@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ targets could not be built and are named below. | Subsystem | Instrumented lines | Covered | Line coverage | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | | `src/async/` | 73 | 60 | 82.19% | -| `src/audio/` | 1471 | 1296 | 88.10% | +| `src/audio/` | 1471 | 1301 | 88.44% | | `src/canvas/` | 1334 | 1110 | 83.21% | | `src/cli/` | 1682 | 1238 | 73.60% | | `src/fs/` | 235 | 189 | 80.43% | @@ -342,12 +342,12 @@ targets could not be built and are named below. | `src/storage/` | 327 | 286 | 87.46% | | `src/utils/` | 0 | 0 | 0.00% | | `src/vfs/` | 239 | 195 | 81.59% | -| `src/webgpu/` | 9741 | 7473 | 76.72% | +| `src/webgpu/` | 9753 | 7485 | 76.75% | | `src/webtransport/` | 1391 | 1078 | 77.50% | -| `src/workers/` | 615 | 527 | 85.69% | -| **TOTAL** | **24445** | **19270** | **78.83%** | +| `src/workers/` | 615 | 524 | 85.20% | +| **TOTAL** | **24457** | **19284** | **78.85%** | -Source digest: `sha256:fa76aa265ca265cd6cb73c9fe0b2935598faf97c0f8dcf034a2fa19ea5196a16` +Source digest: `sha256:7654bd1bddb42b3dd5eead4c6d0ea07705d7fe51ed41af9e4045e68ebe9b87e8` The default `pnpm budgets` gate reads this committed measurement without configuring or compiling the native host. Any native source, native C++ test, CTest registration, or coverage aggregation diff --git a/docs/verification/native-runtime-census-2026-08-16.md b/docs/verification/native-runtime-census-2026-08-16.md index 2a1ebf1067..c32004a096 100644 --- a/docs/verification/native-runtime-census-2026-08-16.md +++ b/docs/verification/native-runtime-census-2026-08-16.md @@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ considered, and a KEEP/DELETE verdict. | Counted area | Lines | Owner | Live proof or caller | Alternative considered | Verdict | | --- | ---: | --- | --- | --- | --- | -| `src/` | 58,645 | PRD-045, PRD-047, PRD-048, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-116, PRD-143, PRD-153, PRD-154, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `src/physics/native_bindings.cpp:586`; desktop V8 and native runtime commands | Move host shims into each game or delete the native host | **KEEP** — this is the owned native host and its physics boundary. | -| `conformance/` | 9,525 | PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-055, PRD-076 | `conformance/run-conformance.mjs`; root `pnpm parity` | Replace cross-target registry/proofs with untested per-game scripts | **KEEP** — shared executable conformance evidence. | -| `tests/` | 59,475 | PRD-045, PRD-046, PRD-048, PRD-049, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-055, PRD-076, PRD-116, PRD-127, PRD-143, PRD-153, PRD-154, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `tests/physics_actuation_bindings_test.cpp:141`; runtime-native Vitest and native tests | Delete fail-closed tests to reduce the trigger | **KEEP** — removal would conceal regressions. | -| `__tests__/` | 936 | PRD-228 | `__tests__/host-gap-gpu-drain.spec.ts`; the runtime-native Vitest suite via `vitest.config.ts` | Fold it into `tests/`, where every other spec in this package lives | **KEEP** — it is one source-reading spec proving the GPU-drain profile stays diagnostic-only and never ships, and it is picked up by the same suite either way. Its one-file directory is an accident of where it landed, not a design; moving it into `tests/` is a tidy-up and not this row's argument. | -| `scripts/` | 31,279 | PRD-045, PRD-048, PRD-049, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-116, PRD-127, PRD-153, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `scripts/verify-desktop-physics.mjs:206-228`; build, platform, and device-condition verifiers | Make every game own packaging, device, and verifier orchestration | **KEEP** — no smaller shared alternative preserves the proof. | +| `src/` | 58,659 | PRD-045, PRD-047, PRD-048, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-116, PRD-143, PRD-153, PRD-154, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `src/physics/native_bindings.cpp:586`; desktop V8 and native runtime commands | Move host shims into each game or delete the native host | **KEEP** — this is the owned native host and its physics boundary. | +| `conformance/` | 10,052 | PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-055, PRD-076 | `conformance/run-conformance.mjs`; root `pnpm parity` | Replace cross-target registry/proofs with untested per-game scripts | **KEEP** — shared executable conformance evidence. | +| `tests/` | 59,544 | PRD-045, PRD-046, PRD-048, PRD-049, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-055, PRD-076, PRD-116, PRD-127, PRD-143, PRD-153, PRD-154, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `tests/physics_actuation_bindings_test.cpp:141`; runtime-native Vitest and native tests | Delete fail-closed tests to reduce the trigger | **KEEP** — removal would conceal regressions. | +| `__tests__/` | 1,052 | PRD-228 | `__tests__/host-gap-gpu-drain.spec.ts`; the runtime-native Vitest suite via `vitest.config.ts` | Fold it into `tests/`, where every other spec in this package lives | **KEEP** — it is one source-reading spec proving the GPU-drain profile stays diagnostic-only and never ships, and it is picked up by the same suite either way. Its one-file directory is an accident of where it landed, not a design; moving it into `tests/` is a tidy-up and not this row's argument. | +| `scripts/` | 31,290 | PRD-045, PRD-048, PRD-049, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-116, PRD-127, PRD-153, PRD-155, PRD-292 | `scripts/verify-desktop-physics.mjs:206-228`; build, platform, and device-condition verifiers | Make every game own packaging, device, and verifier orchestration | **KEEP** — no smaller shared alternative preserves the proof. | | `scenarios/` | 109 | PRD-217 | `scenarios/starter-ui-overlay-desktop.playtest.json`; run by the hosted `native-platforms` desktop-core job through `scripts/verify-starter-ui-overlay.mjs` | Keep the starter-HUD input assertion inside the desktop-core job script instead of a standalone scenario file | **KEEP** — the scenario is the portable playtest that proves the starter HUD receives real input on the packed desktop runtime; the hosted desktop-core job is its caller, so the area is one owned proof rather than reusable game content. | | `include/` | 6,203 | PRD-046, PRD-047, PRD-053, PRD-116, PRD-143, PRD-153, PRD-292 | `include/threenative/physics_native.h:131`; C ABI consumed at `src/physics/native_bindings.cpp:586` | Add per-game native headers or remove the native C boundary | **KEEP** — the coarse host ABI is the shared boundary. | | `android/` | 1,888 | PRD-045, PRD-048, PRD-050, PRD-053, PRD-054, PRD-153 | Android host sources and `scripts/verify-android-physics-parity.mjs` | Require each game to rebuild Android lifecycle and transport | **KEEP** — required Android packaging and execution plumbing. | @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ considered, and a KEEP/DELETE verdict. | `js-engine-versions.json` | 38 | PRD-222 | `tests/js-engine-version-skew.test.mjs`; `scripts/download-deps.mjs` consumes the pinned engine versions | Leave engine/version compatibility as prose or duplicate pins across download scripts | **KEEP** — one fail-closed manifest prevents desktop, Android, and iOS engine pins from drifting silently. | | `build-matrix.json` | 240 | PRD-235 | `scripts/check-build-matrix.ts` from `scripts/check-budgets.ts:467` via `pnpm budgets`; proven by `scripts/__tests__/check-build-matrix.spec.ts` | Leave "which build directory does this test executable live in" as prose in `AGENTS.md` and tribal knowledge | **KEEP** — the prose answer was already wrong once: a contract test that only links in `build/tn-linux` is invisible to anyone reading `CMakeLists.txt`. This is the machine-readable contract, and the gate cross-checks every preset, cache variable, and test executable it names against CMake, so either side drifting is a named failure. | | `native-deps.lock.json` | 1,050 | PRD-059 | `scripts/download-deps.mjs` reads it before any acquisition; `tests/dependency-provenance.test.mjs` proves lock coverage | Leave dependency URLs/versions/hashes as inline mutable code in `download-deps.mjs` | **KEEP** — the reviewed immutable payload matrix is what makes reconstruction mean the same bytes; inline authority already served one 404. | -| **Total** | **264,535** | | `pnpm budgets` current measurement | | **No area rejected.** | +| **Total** | **265,272** | | `pnpm budgets` current measurement | | **No area rejected.** | **Regenerated 2026-09-02 for PRD-292 recovery:** the native physics ABI, its contract test, and the continuous-collision measurement harness changed the counted `src/`, `include/`, `tests/`, diff --git a/docs/verification/vq01/README.md b/docs/verification/vq01/README.md index 6d2028b22c..3471a70536 100644 --- a/docs/verification/vq01/README.md +++ b/docs/verification/vq01/README.md @@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ This is a Linux desktop QuickJS **decoder-free fallback** proof. It does not qua The unchanged runner summary calls its total decoded accessor count `decodedGeometryBytes`; that count includes animation samples. It is a CPU accessor-byte count, not measured GPU allocation or a claimed compression-related GPU saving. -[Machine-readable provenance](provenance.json) and [unchanged runner summary](quickjs-native-summary.json) retain the source, run, runtime, package, adapter and image identities. [Canonical PRD](../../PRDs/assets/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md) remains partial. +[Machine-readable provenance](provenance.json) and [unchanged runner summary](quickjs-native-summary.json) retain the source, run, runtime, package, adapter and image identities. [Canonical PRD](../../PRDs/done/PRD-VQ-01-native-asset-capabilities.md) remains partial. diff --git a/examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/src/game.ts b/examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/src/game.ts index e25bdf6f7e..6f4eaa8e37 100644 --- a/examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/src/game.ts +++ b/examples/abyss-framework/vq-assets/src/game.ts @@ -133,7 +133,17 @@ export class AssetScene extends Scene { node.quaternion.angleTo(rotations[index] ?? new Quaternion()), ); frames += 1; - const owned = frames < SETTLE_FRAMES ? undefined : ownedResources(ctx); + // An enter is read only once the renderer has drawn this scene. `info.memory` counts a + // resource from the frame that uploads it, and the engine withholds the first world pass + // behind the loader cover until first-use compilation settles: at that point the loader's own + // geometry is the whole live tally, this scene's six geometries and three textures are not + // counted at all, and a baseline taken there charges the scene one whole upload as growth on + // every later enter. `startup.compileSettled` is the documented signal that ends the window; a + // runtime that reports no startup phase has no window to wait out. + const owned = + frames < SETTLE_FRAMES || !(ctx.startup?.compileSettled ?? true) + ? undefined + : ownedResources(ctx); let isSettled = false; if (owned !== undefined) { peak.geometries = Math.max(peak.geometries, owned.geometries); diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/assets/cards.glb b/examples/auto-lod/assets/cards.glb new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..dd0de1c82d Binary files /dev/null and b/examples/auto-lod/assets/cards.glb differ diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far-desktop.playtest.json b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far-desktop.playtest.json index c50a884914..6b9203c252 100644 --- a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far-desktop.playtest.json +++ b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far-desktop.playtest.json @@ -27,6 +27,18 @@ "id": "GameState", "lte": 4096, "path": "triangles" + }, + { + "id": "GameState", + "path": "cardCopies", + "gte": 1, + "allowTrivial": "The scene starts on the far route and holds it, so the far level is selected before the run; the matching near scenario drives cardCopies to 0 and cardTriangles to 2400 to prove the selection follows the camera." + }, + { + "id": "GameState", + "path": "cardTriangles", + "lte": 1800, + "allowTrivial": "The scene starts on the far route and holds it, so the far level is selected before the run; the matching near scenario drives cardCopies to 0 and cardTriangles to 2400 to prove the selection follows the camera." } ], "sceneNodes": [ diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far.playtest.json b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far.playtest.json index 4604dc57f6..4038ffe336 100644 --- a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far.playtest.json +++ b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-far.playtest.json @@ -36,6 +36,18 @@ "id": "GameState", "lte": 4096, "path": "triangles" + }, + { + "id": "GameState", + "path": "cardCopies", + "gte": 1, + "allowTrivial": "The scene starts on the far route and holds it, so the far level is selected before the run; the matching near scenario drives cardCopies to 0 and cardTriangles to 2400 to prove the selection follows the camera." + }, + { + "id": "GameState", + "path": "cardTriangles", + "lte": 1800, + "allowTrivial": "The scene starts on the far route and holds it, so the far level is selected before the run; the matching near scenario drives cardCopies to 0 and cardTriangles to 2400 to prove the selection follows the camera." } ], "sceneNodes": [ diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-near-desktop.playtest.json b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-near-desktop.playtest.json index 4aac079974..5a194a8e0c 100644 --- a/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-near-desktop.playtest.json +++ b/examples/auto-lod/playtests/lod-near-desktop.playtest.json @@ -3,9 +3,15 @@ "schemaVersion": 1, "subject": "the native host's near camera selects LOD0 for the model", "target": "desktop", - "viewport": { "width": 1280, "height": 720 }, + "viewport": { + "width": 1280, + "height": 720 + }, "warmupFrames": 90, - "artifacts": { "screenshots": false, "console": true }, + "artifacts": { + "screenshots": false, + "console": true + }, "steps": [ { "kind": "input", @@ -28,11 +34,25 @@ "gte": 8000, "id": "GameState", "path": "triangles" + }, + { + "changed": true, + "id": "GameState", + "lte": 0, + "path": "cardCopies" + }, + { + "changed": true, + "gte": 2400, + "id": "GameState", + "path": "cardTriangles" } ], "sceneNodes": [ { - "select": { "nameContains": "hull-mesh" }, + "select": { + "nameContains": "hull-mesh" + }, "minCount": 1, "minTriangles": 8000, "visible": true diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/scripts/make-cards.mjs b/examples/auto-lod/scripts/make-cards.mjs new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..460365a636 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/auto-lod/scripts/make-cards.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +// Builds the example's card crown: 1,200 alpha-tested quads (2,400 triangles) scattered through a +// sphere, written as a dependency-free GLB. The cook gives it a `cards` chain whose levels draw +// scaled copies of the kept cards appended after LOD0's vertices (PRD-539), which is the shape the +// desktop scenarios prove the native host draws. +import { writeFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import { dirname, resolve } from "node:path"; +import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; + +const here = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)); +const CARDS = 1200; +const HALF = 0.09; + +// A fixed LCG, so the file is the same bytes on every run. +let seed = 7; +const random = () => { + seed = (seed * 1664525 + 1013904223) >>> 0; + return seed / 2 ** 32; +}; + +const positions = new Float32Array(CARDS * 4 * 3); +const indices = new Uint32Array(CARDS * 6); +for (let card = 0; card < CARDS; card += 1) { + let x; + let y; + let z; + do { + x = random() * 2 - 1; + y = random() * 2 - 1; + z = random() * 2 - 1; + } while (x * x + y * y + z * z > 1); + const angle = random() * Math.PI; + const ux = Math.cos(angle) * HALF; + const uz = Math.sin(angle) * HALF; + const corners = [ + [x - ux, y - HALF, z - uz], + [x + ux, y - HALF, z + uz], + [x + ux, y + HALF, z + uz], + [x - ux, y + HALF, z - uz], + ]; + for (const [corner, point] of corners.entries()) positions.set(point, (card * 4 + corner) * 3); + const a = card * 4; + indices.set([a, a + 1, a + 2, a, a + 2, a + 3], card * 6); +} + +const min = [Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY]; +const max = [Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY]; +for (let vertex = 0; vertex < positions.length / 3; vertex += 1) { + for (let axis = 0; axis < 3; axis += 1) { + min[axis] = Math.min(min[axis], positions[vertex * 3 + axis]); + max[axis] = Math.max(max[axis], positions[vertex * 3 + axis]); + } +} + +const pad = (buffer, fill) => + buffer.length % 4 === 0 + ? buffer + : Buffer.concat([buffer, Buffer.alloc(4 - (buffer.length % 4), fill)]); +const positionBuffer = Buffer.from(positions.buffer); +const indexBuffer = Buffer.from(indices.buffer); +const bin = pad(Buffer.concat([positionBuffer, indexBuffer]), 0); +const json = pad( + Buffer.from( + JSON.stringify({ + accessors: [ + { + bufferView: 0, + componentType: 5126, + count: positions.length / 3, + max, + min, + type: "VEC3", + }, + { bufferView: 1, componentType: 5125, count: indices.length, type: "SCALAR" }, + ], + asset: { generator: "examples/auto-lod make-cards", version: "2.0" }, + bufferViews: [ + { buffer: 0, byteLength: positionBuffer.length, byteOffset: 0, target: 34962 }, + { + buffer: 0, + byteLength: indexBuffer.length, + byteOffset: positionBuffer.length, + target: 34963, + }, + ], + buffers: [{ byteLength: bin.length }], + materials: [ + { + alphaCutoff: 0.5, + alphaMode: "MASK", + doubleSided: true, + name: "leaf", + pbrMetallicRoughness: { baseColorFactor: [0.2, 0.45, 0.15, 1], metallicFactor: 0 }, + }, + ], + meshes: [ + // biome-ignore lint/style/useNamingConvention: `POSITION` is the glTF attribute semantic, fixed by the spec. + { primitives: [{ attributes: { POSITION: 0 }, indices: 1, material: 0, mode: 4 }] }, + ], + nodes: [{ mesh: 0 }], + scene: 0, + scenes: [{ nodes: [0] }], + }), + ), + 0x20, +); + +const total = 12 + 8 + json.length + 8 + bin.length; +const glb = Buffer.alloc(total); +glb.writeUInt32LE(0x46546c67, 0); +glb.writeUInt32LE(2, 4); +glb.writeUInt32LE(total, 8); +glb.writeUInt32LE(json.length, 12); +glb.writeUInt32LE(0x4e4f534a, 16); +json.copy(glb, 20); +glb.writeUInt32LE(bin.length, 20 + json.length); +glb.writeUInt32LE(0x004e4942, 24 + json.length); +bin.copy(glb, 28 + json.length); +writeFileSync(resolve(here, "../assets/cards.glb"), glb); diff --git a/examples/auto-lod/src/scenes/Lod.ts b/examples/auto-lod/src/scenes/Lod.ts index 62f3d87633..4526cfb105 100644 --- a/examples/auto-lod/src/scenes/Lod.ts +++ b/examples/auto-lod/src/scenes/Lod.ts @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -import { type ICtx, Scene, type SceneFrame } from "@threenative/core"; +import { type ICtx, Scene, type SceneFrame, baseGeometryOf } from "@threenative/core"; import { AmbientLight, DirectionalLight, type Group, Mesh, type PerspectiveCamera } from "three"; /** Close enough that the model's own error projects past a one-pixel budget. */ @@ -16,10 +16,17 @@ const FAR = 140; * engine swaps `mesh.geometry` before the render, so a frame after a settle reads the selected level. */ export class Lod extends Scene { - static override readonly initialState = { camera: "far", triangles: 0 }; + static override readonly initialState = { + camera: "far", + cardCopies: 0, + cardTriangles: 0, + triangles: 0, + }; #loaded = false; readonly #meshes: Mesh[] = []; + /** The card crown: its levels draw scaled copies appended after LOD0's vertices (PRD-539). */ + readonly #cards: Mesh[] = []; override async load(ctx: ICtx): Promise { const model = await ctx.assets.model<{ scene: Group }>("hull.glb"); @@ -30,6 +37,15 @@ export class Lod extends Scene { this.#meshes.push(object); }); ctx.scene.add(model.scene); + const crown = await ctx.assets.model<{ scene: Group }>("cards.glb"); + crown.scene.name = "cards"; + crown.scene.position.set(3, 0, 0); + crown.scene.traverse((object) => { + if (!(object instanceof Mesh)) return; + object.name = "cards-mesh"; + this.#cards.push(object); + }); + ctx.scene.add(crown.scene); this.#loaded = true; } @@ -54,7 +70,23 @@ export class Lod extends Scene { const drawn = mesh.geometry.index?.count ?? mesh.geometry.getAttribute("position")?.count; triangles += Math.floor((drawn ?? 0) / 3); } - frameCtx.state.set({ triangles }); + // A level that reaches a vertex LOD0 never indexes is drawing the scaled card copies. + let cardTriangles = 0; + let cardCopies = 0; + for (const mesh of this.#cards) { + const drawn = mesh.geometry.index; + const lod0 = baseGeometryOf(mesh).index; + if (drawn === null || lod0 === null) continue; + cardTriangles += Math.floor(drawn.count / 3); + let lod0Max = 0; + for (let at = 0; at < lod0.count; at += 1) lod0Max = Math.max(lod0Max, lod0.getX(at)); + for (let at = 0; at < drawn.count; at += 1) + if (drawn.getX(at) > lod0Max) { + cardCopies = 1; + break; + } + } + frameCtx.state.set({ cardCopies, cardTriangles, triangles }); if (!frameCtx.input.justPressed("toggleNear")) return; // Toggle, so a scenario can drive the value and prove the selection follows the camera // rather than reporting a number that never changed. diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/README.md b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f0b5b58a62 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +# PRD-493 — terrain splat, sixteen layers + +Sixteen terrain layers, each with an albedo, a normal and an ORM map, over one streamed +heightfield. Every map is an uncompressed JPEG: 48 textures, which is the shape that used to bind +one sampler per map and stop at WebGPU's 16 sampled textures a stage. + +Same-size layers now stack into one array texture per set — `splat + albedo + normal + ORM`, four +sampled textures — and the material prints what it costs: + +```text +TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT layers=16 samplers=4 stacked=3 +``` + +The numbers are also in `material.userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT`, which this scene publishes so the +scenario asserts the cost rather than a screenshot's opinion. + +## Run it + +```sh +pnpm --filter prd493-terrain-splat dev +node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat.playtest.json \ + --url http://127.0.0.1:5193 \ + --server-command "pnpm --filter prd493-terrain-splat dev --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5193 --strictPort" \ + --browser-recipe webgpu --headed +``` + +The same scenario on the native host, where the GPU copies do the same stacking: + +```sh +pnpm --filter prd493-terrain-splat build:native +node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat-desktop.playtest.json \ + --target desktop \ + --executable examples/prd493-terrain-splat/dist-native/prd493-terrain-splat \ + --build-report examples/prd493-terrain-splat/dist-native/prd493-terrain-splat.build-report.json +``` + +## Regenerate the world package + +The package is what a DCC export produces, not a second format: the script writes the layer table +and the map files a game would author, then hands them to `export_terrain_layers` in the shipped +`export_world.py` recipe. Blender writes the JPEGs. + +```sh +pnpm --filter prd493-terrain-splat world +``` + +The maps are proof fixtures, not art: values go straight into 8-bit sRGB JPEGs, so the normal and +ORM channels carry the transfer curve of the file format rather than exact numbers. The masks are +five RGB planes in bands across the map, which is what puts a different layer under the camera as +it orbits. + +## What each arm looks like + +`world-terrain-splat.spec.ts` proves the mechanism in node; this package proves it on a GPU. On +`develop` the same package fails before the first frame: + +```text +Uncaptured WebGPU GPUValidationError: The number of samplers (34) in the Fragment stage exceeds the maximum per-stage limit (16). +``` diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/index.html b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..53d9989910 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ + + + + + + + PRD-493 terrain splat + + + + + + diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/package.json b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/package.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..aa06aa3c57 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/package.json @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +{ + "name": "prd493-terrain-splat", + "version": "0.1.0", + "private": true, + "type": "module", + "scripts": { + "build": "vite build", + "dev": "vite", + "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.json", + "world": "blender --background --factory-startup --python scripts/make_world.py -- --out public/world", + "build:native": "node ../../packages/create-threenative/dist/threenative.js build --target desktop" + }, + "dependencies": { + "@threenative/core": "workspace:*", + "@threenative/playtest": "workspace:*", + "three": "catalog:" + }, + "devDependencies": { + "@types/three": "0.185.3", + "typescript": "catalog:", + "vite": "catalog:", + "@threenative/runtime-native": "workspace:*" + } +} diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat-desktop.playtest.json b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat-desktop.playtest.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1c8e17f1a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat-desktop.playtest.json @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +{ + "name": "terrain-splat-sixteen-layers-desktop", + "schemaVersion": 1, + "subject": "the native host samples the same sixteen uncompressed terrain layers through four textures", + "target": "desktop", + "viewport": { + "width": 1280, + "height": 720 + }, + "warmupFrames": 60, + "artifacts": { + "screenshots": "before-after" + }, + "steps": [ + { + "kind": "wait", + "label": "layers-resident", + "waitTicks": 180, + "release": true + } + ], + "assert": { + "components": [ + { + "allowTrivial": "Sixteen layers is the whole package: the table ships no more.", + "component": "layers", + "entity": "splat", + "equals": 16 + }, + { + "allowTrivial": "The splat planes plus one array per set: albedo, normal and ORM.", + "component": "samplers", + "entity": "splat", + "lte": 4 + }, + { + "allowTrivial": "One array texture per set, whatever the layer count.", + "component": "stacked", + "entity": "splat", + "equals": 3 + }, + { + "changed": true, + "component": "orbitSeconds", + "entity": "splat" + } + ] + } +} diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat.playtest.json b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat.playtest.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..092306a2e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/playtests/terrain-splat.playtest.json @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +{ + "name": "terrain-splat-sixteen-layers", + "schemaVersion": 1, + "subject": "sixteen uncompressed terrain layers must reach the screen through four sampled textures", + "target": "web", + "viewport": { + "width": 1280, + "height": 720 + }, + "warmupFrames": 60, + "artifacts": { + "screenshots": "before-after" + }, + "steps": [ + { + "kind": "wait", + "label": "layers-resident", + "waitTicks": 180, + "release": true + } + ], + "assert": { + "diagnostics": { + "noConsoleErrors": true, + "noNetworkErrors": true, + "noRuntimeDiagnostics": true, + "runtimeReady": true + }, + "components": [ + { + "allowTrivial": "Sixteen layers is the whole package: the table ships no more.", + "component": "layers", + "entity": "splat", + "equals": 16 + }, + { + "allowTrivial": "The splat planes plus one array per set: albedo, normal and ORM.", + "component": "samplers", + "entity": "splat", + "lte": 4 + }, + { + "allowTrivial": "One array texture per set, whatever the layer count.", + "component": "stacked", + "entity": "splat", + "equals": 3 + }, + { + "changed": true, + "component": "orbitSeconds", + "entity": "splat" + } + ], + "visual": [ + { + "region": { + "x": 0, + "y": 0, + "width": 1280, + "height": 720, + "minNonblankPixelRatio": 0.05 + }, + "frameDiff": { + "minChangedPixelRatio": 0.0005 + } + } + ] + } +} diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/placements.bin b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/placements.bin new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/heightmap.u16 b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/heightmap.u16 new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..55c786da36 Binary files /dev/null and b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/heightmap.u16 differ diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/layers.json b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/layers.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6e28d40876 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/layers.json @@ -0,0 +1,308 @@ +{ + "base": { + "id": "layer-00", + "metalness": 0.35, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.45, + "tile": 3.0, + "tint": [ + 0.75, + 0.8, + 0.85 + ] + }, + "breakup": { + "push": 0.12, + "scale": 0.08 + }, + "layers": [ + { + "channel": "g", + "hi": 0.75, + "id": "layer-01", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-0", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.5, + "tile": 3.5, + "tint": [ + 0.8, + 0.8500000000000001, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "b", + "hi": 0.55, + "id": "layer-02", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-0", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.55, + "tile": 4.0, + "tint": [ + 0.85, + 0.8, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "r", + "hi": 0.65, + "id": "layer-03", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-0", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.6000000000000001, + "tile": 4.5, + "tint": [ + 0.75, + 0.8500000000000001, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "g", + "hi": 0.75, + "id": "layer-04", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-1", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.65, + "tile": 3.0, + "tint": [ + 0.8, + 0.8, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "b", + "hi": 0.55, + "id": "layer-05", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-1", + "metalness": 0.35, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.7, + "tile": 3.5, + "tint": [ + 0.85, + 0.8500000000000001, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "r", + "hi": 0.65, + "id": "layer-06", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-1", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.45, + "tile": 4.0, + "tint": [ + 0.75, + 0.8, + 0.85 + ] + }, + { + "channel": "g", + "hi": 0.75, + "id": "layer-07", + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-2", + "metalness": 0.0, + "normal": true, + "orm": true, + "roughness": 0.5, + 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"placements.bin", + "terrain": { + "columns": 64, + "heightMax": 3.0, + "heightMin": -3.0, + "heightmap": "terrain/heightmap.u16", + "layers": { + "splat": "terrain/splat.rgba8", + "table": "terrain/layers.json" + }, + "rows": 64, + "spacing": 2.0 + }, + "version": 1 +} diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/scripts/make_world.py b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/scripts/make_world.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..09899b5bc2 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/scripts/make_world.py @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later +# +# Writes this example's world package: a heightfield, one mask plane set and sixteen terrain +# layers with an albedo, a normal and an ORM map each. Sixteen is the point — every map is its own +# uncompressed JPEG, which is the shape that used to bind one sampler per map and stop at WebGPU's +# sixteen sampled textures a stage. +# +# The layer table and the texture files are authored here and assembled by the shipped recipe +# (`export_terrain_layers` in export_world.py), so the package is the one a DCC export produces and +# not a second format. Run it through Blender, which is also what writes the JPEGs: +# +# blender --background --factory-startup --python examples/prd493-terrain-splat/scripts/make_world.py \ +# -- --out examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world +# +# The maps are proof fixtures, not art: values are written straight into 8-bit sRGB JPEGs, so the +# normal and ORM channels carry the transfer curve of the file format rather than exact numbers. + +import colorsys +import json +import math +import os +import sys + +import bpy + +LAYER_COUNT = 16 +TEXTURE_SIZE = 128 +SPLAT_SIZE = 128 +HEIGHT_COLUMNS = 64 +HEIGHT_ROWS = 64 +SPACING = 2.0 +RECIPE = os.path.abspath( + os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), "..", "..", "..", "packages", "core", "gpl", "recipes") +) + + +def fail(message): + sys.stderr.write("TN_PRD493_ERROR: %s\n" % message) + sys.stderr.flush() + os._exit(2) + + +def parse_args(): + argv = sys.argv[sys.argv.index("--") + 1 :] if "--" in sys.argv else [] + out = None + index = 0 + while index < len(argv): + if argv[index] == "--out" and index + 1 < len(argv): + out = argv[index + 1] + index += 1 + index += 1 + if out is None: + fail("make_world needs --out ") + raise SystemExit(2) + return os.path.abspath(out) + + +def write_image(path, width, height, pixel, file_format="JPEG", quality=80): + """One image written from a `(x, y) -> (r, g, b)` function in 0..1, rows bottom-up.""" + image = bpy.data.images.new(os.path.basename(path), width=width, height=height, alpha=False) + try: + pixels = [] + for y in range(height): + for x in range(width): + r, g, b = pixel(x, y) + pixels.extend((r, g, b, 1.0)) + image.pixels.foreach_set(pixels) + image.filepath_raw = path + image.file_format = file_format + image.save(quality=quality) + finally: + bpy.data.images.remove(image) + + +def noise(x, y, seed): + """A cheap deterministic value in -1..1: layered sines, so every map tiles without seams.""" + return ( + math.sin((x + seed * 13.0) * 0.37 + seed) * 0.5 + + math.sin((y + seed * 7.0) * 0.23 - seed) * 0.3 + + math.sin((x + y) * 0.11 + seed * 3.0) * 0.2 + ) + + +def write_layer_maps(tex, layer): + """The three maps of one layer: a tinted albedo with a visible weave, a normal, and an ORM.""" + hue, saturation, value = layer["_hsv"] + tint = layer["tint"] + roughness = layer["roughness"] + metalness = layer["metalness"] + seed = layer["_seed"] + period = 8.0 if layer["_weave"] else 5.0 + albedo_r, albedo_g, albedo_b = colorsys.hsv_to_rgb(hue, saturation, value) + weave = lambda x, y: ((x // (TEXTURE_SIZE / period)) + (y // (TEXTURE_SIZE / period))) % 2 == 0 + write_image( + os.path.join(tex, "%s_diff.jpg" % layer["id"]), + TEXTURE_SIZE, + TEXTURE_SIZE, + lambda x, y: ( + (albedo_r if weave(x, y) else albedo_r * 0.78) * tint[0], + (albedo_g if weave(x, y) else albedo_g * 0.78) * tint[1], + (albedo_b if weave(x, y) else albedo_b * 0.78) * tint[2], + ), + ) + slope = 0.25 + 0.35 * roughness + write_image( + os.path.join(tex, "%s_nrm.jpg" % layer["id"]), + TEXTURE_SIZE, + TEXTURE_SIZE, + lambda x, y: ( + 0.5 + noise(x, y, seed) * slope * 0.35, + 0.5 + noise(x, y, seed + 5) * slope * 0.35, + 1.0, + ), + ) + # Occlusion in r, roughness in g, metalness in b, exactly as the loader reads them. + write_image( + os.path.join(tex, "%s_orm.jpg" % layer["id"]), + TEXTURE_SIZE, + TEXTURE_SIZE, + lambda x, y: ( + 0.55 + 0.45 * (0.5 + 0.5 * noise(x, y, seed + 9)), + roughness * (0.85 + 0.15 * noise(x, y, seed + 11)), + metalness, + ), + ) + + +def build(out): + source = os.path.join(out, "dcc") + tex = os.path.join(source, "tex") + os.makedirs(tex, exist_ok=True) + os.makedirs(os.path.join(out, "terrain"), exist_ok=True) + + layers = [] + masks = {} + for index in range(LAYER_COUNT): + hue = (0.09 + index * 0.061) % 1.0 + layers.append( + { + "_hsv": (hue, 0.25 + 0.05 * (index % 4), 0.35 + 0.03 * (index % 5)), + "_seed": index + 1, + "_weave": index % 3 == 0, + "id": "layer-%02d" % index, + "metalness": 0.0 if index % 5 else 0.35, + "normal": True, + "orm": True, + "roughness": 0.45 + 0.05 * (index % 6), + "tile": 3.0 + 0.5 * (index % 4), + "tint": [0.75 + 0.05 * (index % 3), 0.8 + 0.05 * (index % 2), 0.85], + } + ) + + for layer in layers: + write_layer_maps(tex, layer) + + # Fifteen masked layers over three channels per mask image: five planes, each band a gradient. + for plane in range(5): + name = "mask-%d" % plane + masks[name] = {"image": "%s.png" % name, "channels": "rgb"} + write_image( + os.path.join(source, "%s.png" % name), + SPLAT_SIZE, + SPLAT_SIZE, + lambda x, y, plane=plane: ( + 1.0 if (x + plane * 24) % SPLAT_SIZE < SPLAT_SIZE / 3 else 0.0, + 1.0 if (x + plane * 24) % SPLAT_SIZE < 2 * SPLAT_SIZE / 3 else 0.0, + 1.0 if (x + plane * 24) % SPLAT_SIZE >= SPLAT_SIZE / 3 else 0.0, + ), + file_format="PNG", + ) + + def table_entry(layer, masked): + entry = {key: value for key, value in layer.items() if not key.startswith("_")} + if masked: + entry.update( + { + "channel": "rgb"[(layer["_seed"] - 1) % 3], + "hi": 0.55 + 0.1 * (layer["_seed"] % 3), + "lo": 0.2, + "mask": "mask-%d" % ((layer["_seed"] - 2) // 3), + } + ) + return entry + + table = { + "base": table_entry(layers[0], False), + "breakup": {"push": 0.12, "scale": 0.08}, + "layers": [table_entry(layer, True) for layer in layers[1:]], + "macro": {"max": 1.08, "min": 0.92, "scale": 0.02}, + "masks": masks, + "splatSize": SPLAT_SIZE, + "textures": { + "diff": "{id}_diff.jpg", + "nrm": "{id}_nrm.jpg", + "orm": "{id}_orm.jpg", + "search": ["."], + }, + } + table_path = os.path.join(source, "layers.json") + with open(table_path, "w") as handle: + json.dump(table, handle, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + handle.write("\n") + + # The shipped recipe writes splat.rgba8, layers.json and the maps, through the same path a + # game's DCC export takes. + sys.path.insert(0, RECIPE) + import export_world + + paths = export_world.export_terrain_layers(out, table_path, source) + + heights = [] + for row in range(HEIGHT_ROWS): + for column in range(HEIGHT_COLUMNS): + metres_x = (column - HEIGHT_COLUMNS / 2) * SPACING + metres_z = (row - HEIGHT_ROWS / 2) * SPACING + heights.append( + int( + max(0.0, min(65535.0, 32768.0 + 26000.0 * math.sin(metres_x * 0.06) * math.cos(metres_z * 0.05))) + ) + ) + with open(os.path.join(out, "terrain", "heightmap.u16"), "wb") as handle: + handle.write(b"".join(value.to_bytes(2, "little") for value in heights)) + + extent = (HEIGHT_COLUMNS - 1) * SPACING + manifest = { + "assets": {}, + "cellSize": 64, + "cells": [], + "extent": { + "maxY": 3.0, + "minY": -3.0, + "sizeX": extent, + "sizeZ": extent, + "minX": -extent / 2, + "minZ": -extent / 2, + }, + "placements": "placements.bin", + "terrain": { + "columns": HEIGHT_COLUMNS, + "heightMax": 3.0, + "heightMin": -3.0, + "heightmap": "terrain/heightmap.u16", + "layers": paths, + "rows": HEIGHT_ROWS, + "spacing": SPACING, + }, + "version": 1, + } + with open(os.path.join(out, "world.json"), "w") as handle: + json.dump(manifest, handle, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + handle.write("\n") + with open(os.path.join(out, "placements.bin"), "wb") as handle: + handle.write(b"") + + shutil.rmtree(source, ignore_errors=True) + sys.stdout.write( + "TN_PRD493_WORLD layers=%d maps=%d splatPlanes=%d out=%s\n" + % (LAYER_COUNT, LAYER_COUNT * 3, len(masks), out) + ) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + import shutil + + build(parse_args()) diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/game.ts b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/game.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6617a8e2fd --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/game.ts @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +import { type ICtx, Scene, defineGame } from "@threenative/core"; +import { playtest } from "@threenative/core/playtest"; +import { WorldCells, loadTerrainSplat } from "@threenative/core/world"; +import { Color, DirectionalLight, type PerspectiveCamera } from "three"; +import { SKY_COLOR, addDaylight, frameTerrain, orbitPose } from "./render/terrain-look.js"; + +const BUDGETS = { bytes: 8_000_000, instances: 2_000, residentCells: 9 }; + +/** + * Sixteen terrain layers, each with an albedo, a normal and an ORM map, over one streamed + * heightfield. Every map is an uncompressed JPEG — the shape that used to bind one sampler per map, + * 48 textures against WebGPU's 16 sampled textures a stage. Same-size layers now stack into one + * array texture per set, and the material reports what it costs in `userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT`, so + * this scene publishes those numbers and the playtest scenario asserts them: a regression to one + * sampler per map fails the run instead of merely looking wrong. + */ +class TerrainSplatScene extends Scene { + static override initialState = { layers: -1, samplers: -1, stacked: -1 }; + + #world: WorldCells | undefined; + #surface: Awaited> | undefined; + #sun = new DirectionalLight(); + #elapsed = 0; + + override async load(ctx: ICtx): Promise { + // The renderer is what stacks the uncompressed layers: one GPU copy per layer into one array + // texture per set, so the surface samples four textures instead of forty-eight. + this.#surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets: ctx.assets, + renderer: ctx.renderer, + url: "world/world.json", + }); + this.#world = await WorldCells.load({ + assets: ctx.assets, + budgets: BUDGETS, + follow: ctx.camera, + ring: 2, + surface: this.#surface, + terrain: { tileResolution: 65 }, + url: "world/world.json", + }); + } + + override enter(ctx: ICtx): void { + const world = this.#world; + if (world === undefined) throw new Error("TerrainSplat.enter ran before load() resolved."); + ctx.add(world); + ctx.scene.background = new Color(SKY_COLOR); + addDaylight(ctx.scene, this.#sun); + frameTerrain(ctx.camera as PerspectiveCamera); + ctx.entities.add("splat", { + debug: () => ({ + ...this.#costs(), + orbitSeconds: Number(this.#elapsed.toFixed(2)), + residentCells: world.stats().residentCells, + }), + dispose: () => world.dispose(), + object: world, + }); + } + + override update(ctx: ICtx, dt: number): void { + this.#elapsed += dt; + const pose = orbitPose(this.#elapsed); + ctx.camera.position.copy(pose.position); + ctx.camera.lookAt(pose.target); + } + + /** The marker's own numbers, so the runner asserts the cost rather than a screenshot's opinion. */ + #costs(): { layers: number; samplers: number; stacked: number } { + const marker = String(this.#surface?.userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT ?? ""); + const number = (key: string): number => { + const found = new RegExp(`${key}=(\\d+)`, "u").exec(marker); + return found === null ? -1 : Number(found[1]); + }; + return { layers: number("layers"), samplers: number("samplers"), stacked: number("stacked") }; + } +} + +export default defineGame({ + plugins: [playtest()], + render: { preferWebGPU: true }, + scenes: { terrainSplat: TerrainSplatScene }, + start: "terrainSplat", + step: 1 / 60, +}); diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/main.ts b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/main.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3d75795336 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/main.ts @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +import game from "./game.js"; + +void game.start(); diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/render/terrain-look.ts b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/render/terrain-look.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b7ff1a945b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/src/render/terrain-look.ts @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +/** + * The look of this example's world: the sky, the sun and where the camera stands. Everything about + * how the terrain is textured comes from the package's own table and the recipe that wrote it. + */ +import { + Color, + type DirectionalLight, + HemisphereLight, + type PerspectiveCamera, + Vector3, +} from "three"; + +export const SKY_COLOR = 0x0b1a2a; +export const START_POSITION: readonly [number, number, number] = [26, 9, 26]; +export const LOOK_AT: readonly [number, number, number] = [-4, 0, -4]; + +/** A slow orbit, so a playtest capture and a judge's screenshot share one repeatable pose. */ +export function orbitPose(seconds: number): { + readonly position: Vector3; + readonly target: Vector3; +} { + const angle = 0.55 + seconds * 0.06; + return { + position: new Vector3(Math.cos(angle) * 34, 11, Math.sin(angle) * 34), + target: new Vector3(...LOOK_AT), + }; +} + +export function addDaylight( + scene: { add: (node: HemisphereLight | DirectionalLight) => void }, + sun: DirectionalLight, +): HemisphereLight { + const sky = new HemisphereLight(0xbfd8ff, 0x2a2f22, 2.4); + sun.color = new Color(0xfff3e0); + sun.intensity = 2.8; + sun.position.set(-60, 90, 40); + scene.add(sky); + scene.add(sun); + return sky; +} + +/** Point the camera at the one pose both arms of a capture share. */ +export function frameTerrain(camera: PerspectiveCamera): void { + const pose = orbitPose(0); + camera.position.copy(pose.position); + camera.lookAt(pose.target); +} diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/threenative.config.ts b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/threenative.config.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3f36f11623 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/threenative.config.ts @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +import type { IThreeNativeConfig } from "@threenative/core"; + +// The native proof needs an app identity and a native entry; the web dev server reads the same file +// through `threenative build`, so there is one description of this example. +const config: IThreeNativeConfig = { + app: { + id: "com.threenative.prd493terrainsplat", + name: "PRD-493 Terrain Splat", + version: "1.0.0", + build: 1, + }, + display: { + fullscreen: true, + keepScreenOn: true, + orientation: "landscape", + }, + nativeEntry: "src/game.ts", + renderer: { preferWebGPU: true }, + ui: { renderer: "native" }, +}; + +export default config; diff --git a/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/tsconfig.json b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/tsconfig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ea5c89279a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/prd493-terrain-splat/tsconfig.json @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +{ + "extends": "../../tsconfig.base.json", + "compilerOptions": { + "rootDir": "src", + "types": ["vite/client"] + }, + "include": ["src/**/*.ts"] +} diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/compile.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/compile.spec.ts index 2a69d930a4..3893328fcb 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/compile.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/compile.spec.ts @@ -125,8 +125,7 @@ describe("compileAssets", () => { it("should write a hashed output and a manifest entry when an input exists", async () => { const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-compile-hashed-"); await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); - // High-entropy pixels: the PNG stays large while the fixed-rate KTX2 encode shrinks, - // which is what the byte assertions below pin. + // A permissive floor isolates hashed publication from the quality-selection tests. const source = rgbaPng({ blue: (x, y) => (x * 31 + y * 17) % 256, green: (x, y) => (x * 7 + y * 29) % 256, @@ -136,7 +135,11 @@ describe("compileAssets", () => { }); await writeFile(path.join(root, "assets", "rock.png"), source); - const result = await compileAssets({ cwd: root, transcoder: TRANSCODER }); + const result = await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + transcoder: TRANSCODER, + config: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 } } }, + }); expect(result.written).toBe(1); const manifest = JSON.parse( @@ -225,7 +228,12 @@ describe("compileAssets", () => { // The same config, the target that can decode it: compression ships. await rm(path.join(root, "public"), { force: true, recursive: true }); - await compileAssets({ cwd: root, platform: "web", transcoder: TRANSCODER }); + await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + platform: "web", + transcoder: TRANSCODER, + config: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 } } }, + }); const webManifest = JSON.parse( await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), ) as { entries: Record }; @@ -895,6 +903,24 @@ describe("compileAssets", () => { ); } + for (const maxSize of [ + null, + [], + { baseColorTexture: 0 }, + { normalTexture: 3 }, + { baseColorTexture: "2048" }, + { baseColorTexture: Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY }, + { mask: 1024 }, + { unknownTexture: 1024 }, + ]) { + await expect( + compileAssets({ + config: { textures: { maxSize } } as unknown as IAssetSourceConfig, + cwd: root, + }), + ).rejects.toThrow(/TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID/u); + } + for (const value of [1, 2, 3]) { const tooSmallMaxSize = { textures: { maxSize: value } } as unknown as IAssetSourceConfig; await expect(compileAssets({ config: tooSmallMaxSize, cwd: root })).rejects.toThrow( diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/foliage-lod.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/foliage-lod.spec.ts index 1feebee446..fec9d96e60 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/foliage-lod.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/foliage-lod.spec.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"; import path from "node:path"; import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; -import { Document, Logger, NodeIO } from "@gltf-transform/core"; +import { type Accessor, Document, Logger, NodeIO } from "@gltf-transform/core"; import { ALL_EXTENSIONS } from "@gltf-transform/extensions"; import { MeshoptDecoder } from "meshoptimizer"; import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; @@ -60,6 +60,31 @@ async function cookConifer(lod: IModelPassOptions["lod"] = true): Promise { expect(card.cards).toBeGreaterThan(0); expect(card.keep).toBeGreaterThan(0); // The crown: no occupied cell of LOD0's stratification grid is emptied at any level, which - // is the property that separates a grid from a random or index-order sample. Cell coverage - // is the ≥ 70% figure; card *area* coverage cannot be, because `TN_discrete_lod` is - // index-only and cannot carry the per-level scale step (`cards.ts` says so at the top) — it - // is the keep ratio up to the per-cell rounding, asserted here so the number cannot drift - // into a claim it never met. + // is the property that separates a grid from a random or index-order sample. And the kept + // cards are scaled up about their centroids, so the level covers LOD0's card area rather + // than the keep ratio of it, which read as bare trunks on Machinefall (PRD-539). expect(card.cellCoverage).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0.7); - expect(card.areaCoverage).toBeCloseTo(card.keep, 1); + expect(card.areaCoverage).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0.95); } } - // Read back out of the *shipped* bytes: the cards really are a subset of LOD0's own indices, so - // a stock loader draws the crown and a level, and the chain validated against the written file. + // Read back out of the *shipped* bytes: each level draws at least 95 % of LOD0's card area + // from the primitive's own vertex arrays, so a stock loader still draws LOD0 and the runtime's + // index swap draws a covered crown. const leaves = document .getRoot() .listMeshes() .find((mesh) => mesh.getName() === "leaves"); const primitive = leaves?.listPrimitives()[0]; - const lod0 = Uint32Array.from(primitive?.getIndices()?.getArray() as ArrayLike); - const chain = primitive?.getExtension(TN_DISCRETE_LOD); + const position = primitive?.getAttribute("POSITION"); + if (primitive === undefined || position === null || position === undefined) + throw new Error("no needle primitive"); + const lod0 = Uint32Array.from(primitive.getIndices()?.getArray() as ArrayLike); + const chain = primitive.getExtension(TN_DISCRETE_LOD); expect(chain?.getStrategy()).toBe("cards"); for (const accessor of chain?.getIndices() ?? []) { const level = Uint32Array.from(accessor.getArray() as ArrayLike); expect(level.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); - for (const index of level) expect(lod0).toContain(index); + expect(drawnArea(position, level) / drawnArea(position, lod0)).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0.95); } }, 300_000); @@ -327,14 +354,14 @@ describe("foliage cutout conversion and LOD (PRD-458 AC-4)", () => { .listMeshes() .find((mesh) => mesh.getName() === "leaves") ?.listPrimitives()[0]; - const lod0 = Uint32Array.from(primitive?.getIndices()?.getArray() as ArrayLike); + const vertices = primitive?.getAttribute("POSITION")?.getCount() ?? 0; const chain = primitive?.getExtension(TN_DISCRETE_LOD); const accessors = chain?.getIndices() ?? []; expect(accessors).toHaveLength(entry.levels.length); for (const accessor of accessors) { const level = Uint32Array.from(accessor.getArray() as ArrayLike); expect(level.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); - for (const index of level) expect(lod0).toContain(index); + for (const index of level) expect(index).toBeLessThan(vertices); } }, 300_000); diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..23eab86286 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/image-quality.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,210 @@ +import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"; +import { createRequire } from "node:module"; +import path from "node:path"; +import { read as readKTX2 } from "ktx-parse"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { basisTranscoderPaths } from "../../../test-support/three-basis.js"; +import { deltaE00, imageQuality, ssim } from "../src/image-quality.js"; +import { measureKtx2 } from "../src/image-quality.js"; +import { encodeToKTX2 } from "../src/ktx2-encoder.js"; +import { decodeImageBytes } from "../src/passes/decode-image.js"; + +function pixels(noise = false): Uint8Array { + const data = new Uint8Array(32 * 32 * 4); + let seed = 123; + for (let i = 0; i < data.length; i += 4) { + for (let c = 0; c < 3; c += 1) { + seed = (Math.imul(seed, 1664525) + 1013904223) >>> 0; + data[i + c] = noise ? seed >>> 24 : 128; + } + data[i + 3] = 255; + } + return data; +} + +describe("image quality instrument", () => { + it("encodes both RDO lambdas through the current vendored encoder with Zstd", async () => { + const fixture = "examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/tex/layer-00_diff.jpg"; + const input = await readFile(new URL(`../../../${fixture}`, import.meta.url)); + const decoded = await decodeImageBytes(input, fixture); + const options = { + imageDecoder: async () => decoded, + isUASTC: true, + needSupercompression: true, + }; + const plain = await encodeToKTX2(input, options); + for (const rdoLambda of [3, 1]) { + const encoded = await encodeToKTX2(input, { ...options, rdoLambda }); + expect(readKTX2(encoded).supercompressionScheme).toBe(2); + expect(encoded).not.toEqual(plain); + expect( + Number.isFinite( + (await measureKtx2(decoded.data, encoded, decoded.width, decoded.height)).ssim, + ), + ).toBe(true); + } + await expect(encodeToKTX2(input, { ...options, rdoLambda: Number.NaN })).rejects.toThrow( + /TN_ASSETS_KTX2_RDO/u, + ); + await expect(encodeToKTX2(input, { ...options, isUASTC: false, rdoLambda: 3 })).rejects.toThrow( + /TN_ASSETS_KTX2_RDO/u, + ); + }); + it("should reproduce the pinned normal-map score", async () => { + const fixture = "examples/prd493-terrain-splat/public/world/terrain/tex/layer-00_nrm.jpg"; + const input = await readFile(new URL(`../../../${fixture}`, import.meta.url)); + const { data, width, height } = await decodeImageBytes(input, fixture); + const encoded = await encodeToKTX2(input, { + imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, width, height }), + generateMipmap: true, + isUASTC: true, + isNormalMap: true, + isPerceptual: false, + isSetKTX2SRGBTransferFunc: false, + qualityLevel: 150, + needSupercompression: true, + }); + expect(readKTX2(encoded).supercompressionScheme).toBe(2); + + const paths = basisTranscoderPaths(); + const shim: { exports: unknown } = { exports: {} }; + new Function( + "module", + "exports", + "require", + "__filename", + "__dirname", + await readFile(paths.javascriptPath, "utf8"), + )( + shim, + shim.exports, + createRequire(import.meta.url), + paths.javascriptPath, + path.dirname(paths.javascriptPath), + ); + const factory = shim.exports as (options: { wasmBinary: Uint8Array }) => Promise<{ + initializeBasis(): void; + transcoder_texture_format: { cTFRGBA32: { value: number } }; + KTX2File: new ( + bytes: Uint8Array, + ) => { + isValid(): boolean; + startTranscoding(): boolean; + getWidth(): number; + getHeight(): number; + getImageTranscodedSizeInBytes(...args: number[]): number; + transcodeImage(dst: Uint8Array, ...args: number[]): boolean; + close(): void; + delete(): void; + }; + }>; + const basis = await factory({ wasmBinary: await readFile(paths.wasmPath) }); + basis.initializeBasis(); + const file = new basis.KTX2File(encoded); + try { + expect(file.isValid()).toBeTruthy(); + expect([file.getWidth(), file.getHeight()]).toEqual([width, height]); + expect(file.startTranscoding()).toBeTruthy(); + const format = basis.transcoder_texture_format.cTFRGBA32.value; + const decoded = new Uint8Array(file.getImageTranscodedSizeInBytes(0, 0, 0, format)); + expect(file.transcodeImage(decoded, 0, 0, 0, format, 0, -1, -1)).toBeTruthy(); + const score = imageQuality(data, decoded, width, height, { slots: ["normalTexture"] }); + // spike inputs were never committed; PRD-351 D31 + const pinned = 0.9945243217001697; + const toleranceGate = (value: number) => + expect(Math.abs(value - pinned)).toBeLessThanOrEqual(0.005); + toleranceGate(score.ssim); + + // Change only the SSIM windows from 8x8 to 1x1, retaining equal-window aggregation. + let control = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < data.length; i += 4) { + control += ssim(data.subarray(i, i + 4), decoded.subarray(i, i + 4), 1, 1); + } + control /= width * height; + expect(() => toleranceGate(control)).toThrow(); + } finally { + file.close(); + file.delete(); + } + }); + + it("scores identical pixels at 1 and rejects unrelated noise", () => { + const data = pixels(); + expect(imageQuality(data, data, 32, 32).ssim).toBe(1); + expect(imageQuality(data, data, 32, 32).meanDeltaE00).toBe(0); + expect(imageQuality(data, data, 32, 32, { alphaThresholds: [0.5] })).toEqual( + imageQuality(data, data.slice(), 32, 32, { alphaThresholds: [0.5] }), + ); + expect(imageQuality(data, pixels(true), 32, 32).status).toBe("below-floor"); + }); + + it("matches CIEDE2000 reference pairs, including hue wrap", () => { + expect(deltaE00([50, 2.6772, -79.7751], [50, 0, -82.7485])).toBeCloseTo(2.0425, 4); + expect(deltaE00([50, 0, 0], [50, -1, 2])).toBeCloseTo(2.3669, 4); + expect(deltaE00([50, 2.49, -0.001], [50, -2.49, 0.001])).toBeCloseTo(7.1792, 4); + }); + + it("a badly compressed synthetic image fails while a flat one passes", async () => { + for (const noise of [false, true]) { + const data = pixels(noise); + const encoded = await encodeToKTX2(data, { + imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, width: 32, height: 32 }), + isUASTC: false, + qualityLevel: 1, + }); + const score = await measureKtx2(data, encoded, 32, 32); + expect(score.status).toBe(noise ? "below-floor" : "pass"); + } + }); + + it("detects alpha coverage changes independently of identical RGB", () => { + const source = pixels(); + const output = source.slice(); + source[3] = 127; + output[3] = 128; + const score = imageQuality(source, output, 32, 32, { alphaThresholds: [0.5] }); + expect(score.ssim).toBe(1); + expect(score.meanDeltaE00).toBe(0); + expect(score.alpha.coverage[0]).toMatchObject({ changedPixels: 1 }); + expect(score.status).toBe("below-floor"); + source[7] = 128; + output[7] = 127; + const swapped = imageQuality(source, output, 32, 32, { alphaThresholds: [0.5] }); + expect(swapped.alpha.coverage[0]?.source).toBe(swapped.alpha.coverage[0]?.decoded); + expect(swapped.alpha.coverage[0]?.changedPixels).toBe(2); + expect(swapped.status).toBe("below-floor"); + }); + + it("fails the colour floor even when luma SSIM passes", () => { + const source = pixels(); + const output = source.slice(); + for (let i = 0; i < output.length; i += 4) { + output[i] = 255; + output[i + 1] = 101; + output[i + 2] = 21; + } + const score = imageQuality(source, output, 32, 32); + expect(score.ssim).toBeGreaterThan(0.95); + expect(score.meanDeltaE00).toBeGreaterThan(3); + expect(score.status).toBe("below-floor"); + }); + + it("does not certify normal/data slots with colour metrics", () => { + const data = pixels(); + expect(imageQuality(data, data, 32, 32, { slots: ["normalTexture"] })).toMatchObject({ + status: "unvalidated-slots", + meanDeltaE00: null, + }); + expect( + imageQuality(data, data, 32, 32, { slots: ["baseColorTexture", "normalTexture"] }).status, + ).toBe("unvalidated-slots"); + }); + + it("fails closed on invalid dimensions, pixels and alpha thresholds", () => { + expect(() => imageQuality(pixels(), new Uint8Array(4), 32, 32)).toThrow(); + expect(() => imageQuality(pixels(), pixels(), 0, 32)).toThrow(); + expect(() => + imageQuality(pixels(), pixels(), 32, 32, { alphaThresholds: [Number.NaN] }), + ).toThrow(); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/lod-generation.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/lod-generation.spec.ts index e3c414c6b9..d35955c9b8 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/lod-generation.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/lod-generation.spec.ts @@ -57,6 +57,8 @@ async function torusGlb( joints?: boolean; morph?: boolean; name?: string; + /** One node and mesh per name, each with its own copy of the primitive. */ + names?: readonly string[]; noIndices?: boolean; } = {}, ): Promise { @@ -114,10 +116,14 @@ async function torusGlb( accessor(document, buffer, "VEC4", new Float32Array(count * 4)), ); if (options.morph === true) primitive.addTarget(document.createPrimitiveTarget()); - const name = options.name ?? "hull"; - scene.addChild( - document.createNode(name).setMesh(document.createMesh(name).addPrimitive(primitive)), - ); + for (const [index, name] of (options.names ?? [options.name ?? "hull"]).entries()) + scene.addChild( + document + .createNode(name) + .setMesh( + document.createMesh(name).addPrimitive(index === 0 ? primitive : primitive.clone()), + ), + ); return Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().registerExtensions(ALL_EXTENSIONS).writeBinary(document)); } @@ -746,6 +752,17 @@ describe("automatic discrete LOD generation", () => { expect(summary.reasons).toContain("already-cooked"); }, 120_000); + it("generates a chain for a lone LOD-named mesh, which no authored chain selects", async () => { + // A pack's `_LOD2` scattered as a tree of its own: no sibling level exists in the asset, so + // skipping it as authored left Machinefall's 545 nearest pines at 8,900 triangles each. + const summary = await cook(await mediumGlb({ name: "pine_far_LOD2" }), { + lod: GENERATE, + virtual: "none", + }); + expect(summary.reasons).not.toContain("authored-lod"); + expect(summary.generated).toBeGreaterThan(0); + }, 120_000); + it("reports each structural skip reason on a fixture that triggers it", async () => { const cases: readonly { reason: string; @@ -773,7 +790,7 @@ describe("automatic discrete LOD generation", () => { // of LOD0's fragments, so a chain keeps its silhouette. `foliage-lod.spec.ts` proves the // foliage half; `BLEND` is still refused, because a simplified blended card is a hole. { build: () => smallGlb({ alpha: "BLEND" }), reason: "material-unsupported" }, - { build: () => smallGlb({ name: "hull_LOD1" }), reason: "authored-lod" }, + { build: () => smallGlb({ names: ["hull_LOD0", "hull_LOD1"] }), reason: "authored-lod" }, { // Edge (0,1) is shared by three triangles: a non-manifold fan. A tiny floor is needed so // the fixture is not declined as too-small first. @@ -1143,7 +1160,7 @@ describe("terminal coarse level (PRD-473)", () => { // The chain layout did not change, so a file cooked before this feature still reads. The cache // identity moved instead, which is what makes a re-cook pick the terminal level up. expect(LOD_SCHEMA_VERSION).toBe(1); - expect(LOD_GENERATOR_VERSION).toBe(3); + expect(LOD_GENERATOR_VERSION).toBe(4); const document = await readWithLod(await oldChainGlb()); const primitive = document .getRoot() diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/model-texture-pass.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/model-texture-pass.spec.ts index 3a3ee87cf9..fa9e0ec165 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/model-texture-pass.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/model-texture-pass.spec.ts @@ -11,9 +11,14 @@ import { buildFixtureDocument } from "../../../test-support/generate-fixture-mod import { rgbaPng } from "../../../test-support/png.js"; import { makeTempDir } from "../../../test-support/temp-dir.js"; import { basisTranscoderPaths } from "../../../test-support/three-basis.js"; +import * as qualityInstrument from "../src/image-quality.js"; import { type IAssetSourceConfig, compileAssets } from "../src/index.js"; +import * as encoder from "../src/ktx2-encoder.js"; +import { codecLadder, compressEmbeddedTextures } from "../src/passes/model-textures.js"; import { modelPass } from "../src/passes/model.js"; +import { createSharedImageStore } from "../src/passes/shared-images.js"; import { parsePng } from "../src/png.js"; +import { formatTextureRungs } from "../src/report.js"; /** * Proof that the textures *inside* a `.glb` go through the pipeline too. A prop carrying @@ -40,13 +45,17 @@ async function fixtureWithTextures(options: { const [baseColor, normal] = document.getRoot().listTextures(); baseColor ?.setImage( - rgbaPng({ - blue: (x, y) => (x * 19 + y * 23) % 256, - green: (x, y) => (x * 29 + y * 31) % 256, - height, - red: (x, y) => (x * 37 + y * 41) % 256, - width, - }), + PNG.sync.write( + PNG.sync.read( + rgbaPng({ + blue: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 21 + y * 21) % 8), + green: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 29 + y * 31) % 8), + height, + red: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 37 + y * 41) % 8), + width, + }), + ), + ), ) .setMimeType("image/png"); normal @@ -196,6 +205,415 @@ function expectColours(pixels: Uint8Array, width: number, tolerance: number): vo } describe("embedded model textures", () => { + it("should escalate an image that fails the floor", async () => { + const make = async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 128 })); + let seed = 123; + const png = new PNG({ width: 128, height: 128 }); + for (let i = 0; i < png.data.length; i += 1) { + seed = (Math.imul(seed, 1664525) + 1013904223) >>> 0; + png.data[i] = i % 4 === 3 ? 255 : seed >>> 24; + } + document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]?.setImage(PNG.sync.write(png)); + return document; + }; + const enforced = await compressEmbeddedTextures(await make(), "noise.glb"); + expect(enforced?.quality.checker?.rung).not.toBe("etc1s@150"); + expect(enforced?.quality.checker?.rung).toBeDefined(); + expect(enforced?.quality.checker?.status).toBe("pass"); + const disabled = await compressEmbeddedTextures(await make(), "noise.glb", { + floor: { ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 }, + }); + expect(disabled?.quality.checker?.rung).toBe("etc1s@150"); + expect(disabled?.quality.checker?.meanDeltaE00).toBeGreaterThan(3); + }); + + it("should keep a clean image on the cheapest rung", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 128 })); + // An uncompressed PNG keeps the flat-colour fixture larger than its encoded candidates. + const flat = rgbaPng({ + width: 128, + height: 128, + red: () => 128, + green: () => 128, + blue: () => 128, + }); + document + .getRoot() + .listTextures()[0] + ?.setImage(PNG.sync.write(PNG.sync.read(flat), { deflateLevel: 0 })); + const summary = await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "flat.glb"); + expect(summary?.quality.checker?.status).toBe("pass"); + const decoded = PNG.sync.read(flat); + const passing: Uint8Array[] = []; + for (const candidate of codecLadder(["baseColorTexture"])) { + if (candidate.codec === "none") continue; + const encoded = await encoder.encodeToKTX2(flat, { + imageDecoder: async () => decoded, + isUASTC: candidate.codec === "uastc", + isPerceptual: true, + isSetKTX2SRGBTransferFunc: true, + qualityLevel: 150, + needSupercompression: true, + ...(candidate.rdoLambda === undefined ? {} : { rdoLambda: candidate.rdoLambda }), + }); + if ((await qualityInstrument.measureKtx2(decoded.data, encoded, 128, 128)).status === "pass") + passing.push(encoded); + } + expect(passing).toHaveLength(4); + const minimum = Math.min(...passing.map((encoded) => encoded.byteLength)); + const minimumGate = (bytes: number) => expect(bytes).toBe(minimum); + minimumGate(document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]?.getImage()?.byteLength ?? 0); + // Force the original first passing candidate instead of the byte minimum. + document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]?.setImage(flat).setMimeType("image/png"); + await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "flat.glb", { + overrides: [{ slot: "baseColorTexture", codec: "etc1s" }], + }); + expect(() => + minimumGate(document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]?.getImage()?.byteLength ?? 0), + ).toThrow(); + }); + + it("selects a passing RDO rung", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 })); + const source = rgbaPng({ + width: 32, + height: 32, + red: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 37 + y * 41) % 16), + green: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 29 + y * 31) % 16), + blue: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 21 + y * 21) % 16), + }); + document + .getRoot() + .listTextures()[0] + ?.setImage(PNG.sync.write(PNG.sync.read(source))); + const summary = await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "rdo.glb"); + expect(summary?.quality.checker).toMatchObject({ + codec: "uastc", + rung: "uastc+rdo λ3 +zstd", + status: "pass", + }); + }); + + it("should never try etc1s for a normal map", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 128 })); + for (const material of document.getRoot().listMaterials()) material.setBaseColorTexture(null); + document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]?.dispose(); + const encode = vi.spyOn(encoder, "encodeToKTX2"); + try { + const summary = await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "normal.glb"); + expect(summary?.quality["cloth-normal"]?.rung).toBe("uastc"); + expect(encode.mock.calls.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(encode.mock.calls.every(([, settings]) => settings.isUASTC === true)).toBe(true); + } finally { + encode.mockRestore(); + } + }); + + it("should report the rung histogram", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-ladder-report-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb"), + await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }), + ); + const lines: string[] = []; + const log = vi.spyOn(console, "log").mockImplementation((line) => lines.push(String(line))); + try { + const options = { + cwd: root, + concurrency: 1, + config: { models: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 0.95, meanDeltaE00: 3 } } } }, + }; + await compileAssets(options); + const histogram = lines.find((line) => + /\d+ etc1s · \d+ escalated to uastc · \d+ uncompressed/u.test(line), + ); + expect(histogram).toBeDefined(); + const histogramGate = (line: string) => { + const counts = line.match(/^(\d+) etc1s · (\d+) escalated to uastc · (\d+) uncompressed$/u); + expect(counts).not.toBeNull(); + expect( + counts + ?.slice(1) + .map(Number) + .reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0), + ).toBe(2); + }; + histogramGate(histogram ?? ""); + // Dropping one reported image must fail the same count gate, including all-zero output. + expect(() => histogramGate(formatTextureRungs(["none"]))).toThrow(); + expect(() => histogramGate(formatTextureRungs([]))).toThrow(); + expect(lines.some((line) => /rung (?:etc1s@150|uastc|none)/u.test(line))).toBe(true); + lines.length = 0; + await compileAssets(options); + expect(lines).toContain(histogram); + } finally { + log.mockRestore(); + } + }); + + it("preserves alpha coverage and rejects a forced codec below the configured floor", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 })); + const texture = document.getRoot().listTextures()[0]; + if (texture === undefined) throw new Error("missing colour image"); + const source = PNG.sync.read(Buffer.from(texture.getImage() ?? [])); + for (let i = 3; i < source.data.length; i += 4) source.data[i] = i % 12 === 3 ? 127 : 128; + texture.setImage(PNG.sync.write(source)); + for (const material of document.getRoot().listMaterials()) + if (material.getBaseColorTexture() === texture) + material.setAlphaMode("MASK").setAlphaCutoff(0.5); + const original = Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().writeBinary(document)); + const summary = await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "cutout.glb"); + expect(summary?.quality.checker?.alpha.coverage[0]?.changedPixels).toBe(0); + expect(summary?.quality.checker?.status).toBe("pass"); + await expect( + compressEmbeddedTextures(await new NodeIO().readBinary(original), "cutout.glb", { + floor: { ssim: 1, meanDeltaE00: 0 }, + overrides: [{ slot: "baseColorTexture", codec: "etc1s" }], + }), + ).rejects.toThrow(/TN_ASSETS_TEXTURE_FLOOR/u); + }); + + it("keys floor and caps in the shared decision and recalls uncompressed fallbacks", async () => { + const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-ladder-fallback-"); + const strict = { floor: { ssim: 1, meanDeltaE00: 0 }, maxSize: 16 }; + const cold = await compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root), + textures: strict, + }); + await writeFile(path.join(root, "capped.glb"), cold.buffer); + const capped = await new NodeIO() + .registerExtensions(ALL_EXTENSIONS) + .registerDependencies({ "meshopt.decoder": MeshoptDecoder }) + .read(path.join(root, "capped.glb")); + for (const texture of capped.getRoot().listTextures()) { + const image = texture.getImage(); + if (image === null) throw new Error("capped fixture lost its image"); + const shape = + texture.getMimeType() === "image/ktx2" + ? { width: readKTX2(image).pixelWidth, height: readKTX2(image).pixelHeight } + : parsePng(Buffer.from(image)); + expect(shape).toMatchObject({ width: 16, height: 16 }); + } + const measure = vi.spyOn(qualityInstrument, "measureKtx2"); + try { + const warm = await compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root), + textures: strict, + }); + expect(warm.entry.embeddedTextures).toEqual(cold.entry.embeddedTextures); + expect(warm.buffer).toEqual(cold.buffer); + expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + await compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root), + textures: { floor: { ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 }, maxSize: 16 }, + }); + expect(measure).toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(() => expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled()).toThrow(); + measure.mockClear(); + await compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root), + textures: { ...strict, maxSize: 32 }, + }); + expect(measure).toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(() => expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled()).toThrow(); + } finally { + measure.mockRestore(); + } + }); + + it("charges a below-floor source fallback to the uncooked budget", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-ladder-budget-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb"), + await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }), + ); + const compile = (uncooked: number | "none") => + compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + concurrency: 1, + config: { + budget: { uncooked }, + models: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 1, meanDeltaE00: 0 } } }, + }, + }); + await compile("none"); + await expect(compile(1)).rejects.toThrow(/TN_ASSETS_BUDGET/u); + }); + + it("round-trips floor through compileAssets and invalidates the build decision", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-ladder-floor-config-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb"), + await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }), + ); + const read = async () => + JSON.parse(await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8")) as { + entries: Record< + string, + { embeddedTextures: { quality: Record } } + >; + }; + await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + concurrency: 1, + config: { models: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 1, meanDeltaE00: 0 } } } }, + }); + expect((await read()).entries["prop.glb"]?.embeddedTextures.quality.checker?.rung).toBe("none"); + await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + concurrency: 1, + config: { models: { textures: { floor: { ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 } } } }, + }); + const score = (await read()).entries["prop.glb"]?.embeddedTextures.quality.checker; + expect(score?.rung).toBe("uastc+rdo λ3 +zstd"); + expect(score?.floor).toEqual({ ssim: 0, meanDeltaE00: 100 }); + }); + + it("reports every compressed image without changing output bytes", async () => { + const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); + const on = await compiled(input); + const off = await compiled(input, { textures: { measureQuality: false } }); + expect(on.buffer).toEqual(off.buffer); + const sharedOn = await compiled(input, { sharedImages: createSharedImageStore() }); + const sharedOff = await compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(), + textures: { measureQuality: false }, + }); + expect(sharedOn.buffer).toEqual(sharedOff.buffer); + const summary = on.entry.embeddedTextures as { + formats: Record; + quality: Record; + }; + const names = Object.keys(summary.formats).filter((name) => summary.formats[name] !== "none"); + expect(names.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(Object.keys(summary.quality).sort()).toEqual(names.sort()); + for (const score of Object.values(summary.quality)) + expect(Number.isFinite(score.ssim)).toBe(true); + const unmeasured = off.entry.embeddedTextures as typeof summary; + expect(() => + expect(Object.keys(unmeasured.quality ?? {}).sort()).toEqual(names.sort()), + ).toThrow(); + }); + + it("includes all consuming MASK thresholds in quality and shared cache identity", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 })); + const [cloth, skin] = document.getRoot().listMaterials(); + if (cloth === undefined || skin === undefined) throw new Error("fixture lacks materials"); + const colour = cloth.getBaseColorTexture(); + cloth.setAlphaMode("MASK").setAlphaCutoff(0.25); + skin.setBaseColorTexture(colour).setAlphaMode("MASK").setAlphaCutoff(0.75); + const store = createSharedImageStore(); + const first = await compiled(Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().writeBinary(document)), { + sharedImages: store, + }); + const summary = first.entry.embeddedTextures as { + quality: Record; + }; + expect(summary.quality.checker?.alpha.coverage.map((c) => c.threshold)).toEqual([0.25, 0.75]); + skin.setAlphaCutoff(0.6); + const measure = vi.spyOn(qualityInstrument, "measureKtx2"); + const encode = vi.spyOn(encoder, "encodeToKTX2"); + try { + const second = await compiled(Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().writeBinary(document)), { + sharedImages: store, + }); + const scores = second.entry.embeddedTextures as typeof summary; + expect(scores.quality.checker?.alpha.coverage.map((c) => c.threshold)).toEqual([0.25, 0.6]); + expect(encode).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(4); + expect(measure).toHaveBeenCalled(); + for (const call of measure.mock.calls) expect(call[4]?.alphaThresholds).toEqual([0.25, 0.6]); + } finally { + measure.mockRestore(); + encode.mockRestore(); + } + }); + + it("recalls quality from the shared-image key on a second pass and disk store", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-quality-cache-"); + const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); + const store = createSharedImageStore(root); + const cold = await compiled(input, { sharedImages: store }); + const measure = vi.spyOn(qualityInstrument, "measureKtx2"); + const warm = await compiled(input, { sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root) }); + expect(warm.entry.embeddedTextures).toEqual(cold.entry.embeddedTextures); + expect(warm.buffer).toEqual(cold.buffer); + expect((warm.entry.embeddedTextures as { quality: unknown }).quality).toBeDefined(); + expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + measure.mockRestore(); + }); + + it("reports quality through compileAssets and replays the same report on a build cache hit", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-quality-build-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb"), + await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }), + ); + const lines = vi.spyOn(console, "log").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + try { + const options = { cwd: root, concurrency: 1, transcoder: basisTranscoderPaths() }; + await compileAssets(options); + const cold = JSON.parse( + await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), + ) as { + entries: Record< + string, + { + embeddedTextures: { quality: Record }; + sharedImages: { output: string; quality: { version: string } }[]; + } + >; + }; + expect(Object.keys(cold.entries["prop.glb"]?.embeddedTextures.quality ?? {})).toHaveLength(2); + expect(cold.entries["prop.glb"]?.sharedImages).toHaveLength(2); + for (const row of cold.entries["prop.glb"]?.sharedImages ?? []) { + expect(row.quality.version).toBe(qualityInstrument.IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION); + } + const firstReport = lines.mock.calls + .map((args) => args.join(" ")) + .filter((line) => line.startsWith("texture quality")); + expect(firstReport).toHaveLength(3); + const measure = vi.spyOn(qualityInstrument, "measureKtx2"); + lines.mockClear(); + try { + await compileAssets(options); + expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect( + lines.mock.calls + .map((args) => args.join(" ")) + .filter((line) => line.startsWith("texture quality")), + ).toEqual(firstReport); + // Force a model pass on unchanged texture bytes: this must use the per-image cache, + // not merely the whole-model cache whose report we just checked. + const changed = await new NodeIO().readBinary( + await readFile(path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb")), + ); + changed.getRoot().listNodes()[0]?.setName("quality-cache-new-model-revision"); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "prop.glb"), + await new NodeIO().writeBinary(changed), + ); + await compileAssets(options); + expect(measure).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + const revised = JSON.parse( + await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), + ) as typeof cold; + expect(revised.entries["prop.glb"]?.embeddedTextures.quality).toEqual( + cold.entries["prop.glb"]?.embeddedTextures.quality, + ); + } finally { + measure.mockRestore(); + } + } finally { + lines.mockRestore(); + } + }); + it("should transcode every embedded image to KTX2 and declare KHR_texture_basisu", async () => { const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); const { buffer } = await compiled(input); @@ -238,9 +656,11 @@ describe("embedded model textures", () => { } }); - it("should pick UASTC for the normal map and ETC1S for opaque colour", async () => { + it("should retain normal-map UASTC and permit forced ETC1S for opaque colour", async () => { const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); - const { entry } = await compiled(input); + const { entry } = await compiled(input, { + textures: { overrides: [{ slot: "baseColorTexture", codec: "etc1s" }] }, + }); const summary = entry.embeddedTextures as | { readonly formats: Readonly> } | undefined; @@ -274,6 +694,160 @@ describe("embedded model textures", () => { expect(summary?.resized).toBe(2); }); + it("should cap baseColor at 2048 and masks at 1024", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 2048 })); + const [colour, mask] = document.getRoot().listTextures(); + for (const material of document.getRoot().listMaterials()) { + if (material.getBaseColorTexture() !== colour) continue; + material.setNormalTexture(null).setOcclusionTexture(mask ?? null); + material.setMetallicRoughnessTexture(mask ?? null); + } + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-model-slot-caps-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "caps.glb"), + Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().writeBinary(document)), + ); + await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + platform: "android", + config: { + models: { + sharedImages: false, + textures: { + maxSize: { + baseColorTexture: 2048, + occlusionTexture: 1024, + metallicRoughnessTexture: 1024, + }, + }, + }, + }, + }); + const manifest = JSON.parse( + await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), + ); + const output = await readOutput( + await readFile(path.join(root, "public", manifest.entries["caps.glb"].output)), + ); + const sizes = output + .getRoot() + .listTextures() + .map((texture) => { + const png = PNG.sync.read(Buffer.from(texture.getImage() ?? [])); + return [png.width, png.height]; + }); + expect(sizes).toEqual([ + [2048, 2048], + [1024, 1024], + ]); + const scalar = await new NodeIO().readBinary( + await readFile(path.join(root, "assets", "caps.glb")), + ); + await compressEmbeddedTextures(scalar, "caps.glb", { decoderFree: true, maxSize: 2048 }); + const scalarSizes = scalar + .getRoot() + .listTextures() + .map((texture) => { + const png = PNG.sync.read(Buffer.from(texture.getImage() ?? [])); + return [png.width, png.height]; + }); + expect(() => expect(scalarSizes).toEqual(sizes)).toThrow(); + }); + + it.each(["web", "android"] as const)( + "compiles a base-colour and normal pair to their separate caps on %s", + async (platform) => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-model-slot-caps-"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "assets")); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "assets", "caps.glb"), + await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 512 }), + ); + await compileAssets({ + cwd: root, + concurrency: 1, + platform, + transcoder: basisTranscoderPaths(), + config: { + models: { + textures: { + maxSize: { baseColorTexture: 256, normalTexture: 128 }, + overrides: [{ slot: "baseColorTexture", codec: "uastc" }], + }, + }, + }, + }); + const manifest = JSON.parse( + await readFile(path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), + ); + const output = await new NodeIO() + .registerExtensions(ALL_EXTENSIONS) + .registerDependencies({ "meshopt.decoder": MeshoptDecoder }) + .read(path.join(root, "public", manifest.entries["caps.glb"].output)); + const material = output.getRoot().listMaterials()[0]; + for (const [texture, expected] of [ + [material?.getBaseColorTexture(), 256], + [material?.getNormalTexture(), 128], + ] as const) { + expect(texture).toBeTruthy(); + const image = texture?.getImage() ?? new Uint8Array(); + const dimensions = + texture?.getMimeType() === "image/ktx2" + ? readKTX2(image) + : PNG.sync.read(Buffer.from(image)); + expect( + "pixelWidth" in dimensions + ? [dimensions.pixelWidth, dimensions.pixelHeight] + : [dimensions.width, dimensions.height], + ).toEqual([expected, expected]); + } + }, + ); + + it("should never upscale", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 512 })); + await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, "small.glb", { + decoderFree: true, + maxSize: { baseColorTexture: 2048, normalTexture: 2048 }, + }); + for (const texture of document.getRoot().listTextures()) { + const png = PNG.sync.read(Buffer.from(texture.getImage() ?? [])); + const noUpscaleGate = (width: number, height: number) => + expect([width, height]).toEqual([512, 512]); + noUpscaleGate(png.width, png.height); + // Feed an actually upscaled PNG to the dimension gate, rather than just a larger cap. + const sharp = (await import("sharp")).default; + const upscaled = PNG.sync.read( + await sharp(Buffer.from(texture.getImage() ?? [])) + .resize(2048, 2048) + .png() + .toBuffer(), + ); + expect(() => noUpscaleGate(upscaled.width, upscaled.height)).toThrow(); + } + }); + + it("uses the largest consuming slot cap and keys that resolved cap in shared images", async () => { + const document = await new NodeIO().readBinary(await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 })); + const colour = document.getRoot().listTextures()[0] ?? null; + for (const material of document.getRoot().listMaterials()) + if (material.getBaseColorTexture() === colour) material.setOcclusionTexture(colour); + const input = Buffer.from(await new NodeIO().writeBinary(document)); + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-slot-caps-cache-"); + const run = (maxSize: number | Readonly>) => + compiled(input, { + sharedImages: createSharedImageStore(root), + textures: { decoderFree: true, maxSize }, + }); + const cold = await run({ baseColorTexture: 16, occlusionTexture: 8, normalTexture: 16 }); + const equivalent = await run(16); + expect(equivalent.buffer).toEqual(cold.buffer); + const changed = await run({ baseColorTexture: 8, occlusionTexture: 8, normalTexture: 16 }); + expect(changed.buffer).not.toEqual(cold.buffer); + expect(() => expect(changed.buffer).toEqual(cold.buffer)).toThrow(); + }); + it("should leave a texture under the cap at its authored size", async () => { const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); const { buffer, entry } = await compiled(input, { textures: { maxSize: 64 } }); @@ -317,12 +891,15 @@ describe("embedded model textures", () => { it("should honour a per-slot codec override", async () => { const input = await fixtureWithTextures({ width: 32 }); const { entry } = await compiled(input, { - textures: { overrides: [{ codec: "etc1s", slot: "normalTexture" }] }, + textures: { overrides: [{ codec: "uastc", slot: "baseColorTexture" }] }, }); const summary = entry.embeddedTextures as | { readonly formats: Readonly> } | undefined; - expect(summary?.formats["cloth-normal"]).toBe("etc1s"); + expect(summary?.formats.checker).toBe("uastc"); + await expect( + compiled(input, { textures: { overrides: [{ codec: "etc1s", slot: "normalTexture" }] } }), + ).rejects.toThrow(/TN_ASSETS_TEXTURE_SLOT_CODEC/u); }); // Same 4x4 block rule as the standalone pass, same split: an automatic cook retains an image @@ -806,6 +1383,31 @@ describe("embedded textures through the compile step", () => { await expect(compile({ textures: { maxSize: 0 } })).rejects.toThrow( /TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: assets\.models\.textures\.maxSize must be a positive integer/u, ); + for (const maxSize of [ + null, + [], + "2048", + { baseColorTexture: 0 }, + { normalTexture: 1.5 }, + { baseColorTexture: "2048" }, + { mask: 1024 }, + { unknownTexture: 1024 }, + ]) + await expect(compile({ textures: { maxSize } })).rejects.toThrow( + /TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_(?:INVALID|UNKNOWN_KEY)/u, + ); + for (const floor of [ + null, + 0, + { ssim: 2 }, + { ssim: null }, + { meanDeltaE00: -1 }, + { meanDeltaE00: Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY }, + { unknown: true }, + ]) + await expect(compile({ textures: { floor } })).rejects.toThrow( + /TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_(?:INVALID|UNKNOWN_KEY)/u, + ); await expect( compile({ textures: { overrides: [{ codec: "bc7", slot: "normalTexture" }] } }), ).rejects.toThrow(/codec must be one of etc1s, none, uastc/u); diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/report.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/report.spec.ts index 854cc93602..5524fb155f 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/report.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/report.spec.ts @@ -1,8 +1,27 @@ import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { imageQuality } from "../src/image-quality.js"; +import { formatTextureQualityTotals } from "../src/report.js"; import { formatModelSizes, formatSkippedCompression, formatTextureSizes } from "../src/report.js"; import type { IModelSizeRow, ISkippedCompressionRow, ITextureSizeRow } from "../src/report.js"; describe("formatTextureSizes", () => { + it("prints per-image measurements and build floor totals", () => { + const data = new Uint8Array(4 * 4 * 4).fill(255); + const quality = { + ...imageQuality(data, data, 4, 4), + sourceWidth: 8, + sourceHeight: 8, + codec: "etc1s", + }; + const lines = formatTextureSizes([ + { after: 10, before: 20, format: "etc1s", logicalPath: "flat.png", quality }, + ]); + expect(lines.join("\n")).toContain("SSIM 1.0000; mean ΔE00 0.000"); + expect(lines.join("\n")).toContain("source 8x8 -> comparison 4x4"); + expect(formatTextureQualityTotals([quality])).toContain( + "1 measured; 1 pass; 0 below-floor; 0 unvalidated-slots", + ); + }); it("should report a smaller total after compression", async () => { const rows: readonly ITextureSizeRow[] = [ { after: 51_234, before: 184_320, format: "etc1s", logicalPath: "rock.png" }, diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/shared-images.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/shared-images.spec.ts index ff65852103..9f4c434951 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/shared-images.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/shared-images.spec.ts @@ -198,6 +198,7 @@ describe("shared model images", () => { const files = await readdir(path.join(root, "public", "shared", "images")); expect(files).toHaveLength(1); expect(files.some((file) => file.endsWith(".tmp"))).toBe(false); + expect(() => expect(new Set([staged[0], staged[0]]).size).toBe(2)).toThrow(); } finally { publicationProbe.afterWrite = undefined; release(); @@ -229,6 +230,53 @@ describe("shared model images", () => { expect(new Set(get.mock.calls.map(([key]) => key)).size).toBe(2); for (const [key] of get.mock.calls) expect(legacyKeys).not.toContain(key); expect(modelPass().configuration?.textures).toHaveProperty("encoder"); + // Reusing the legacy key must fail the exact cache-version exclusion gate. + expect(() => expect(legacyKeys).not.toContain(legacyKeys[0])).toThrow(); + }); + + it("rejects stale pass identity after changing encoder, metric, RDO or slot policy", () => { + const textures = modelPass().configuration?.textures as { + encoder: string; + instrument: Record; + }; + const source = Buffer.from("identity input"); + const key = sharedImageKey(source, textures); + for (const changed of [ + { ...textures, encoder: "previous-encoder" }, + ...["version", "rdo", "slotSemantics", "zstd"].map((field) => ({ + ...textures, + instrument: { ...textures.instrument, [field]: "changed" }, + })), + ]) { + const changedKey = sharedImageKey(source, changed); + const identityGate = (candidate: string) => expect(candidate).not.toBe(key); + identityGate(changedKey); + expect(() => identityGate(key)).toThrow(); + } + }); + + it("rejects publication interrupted before rename without exposing a partial disk image", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("threenative-shared-interrupted-"); + const image = { buffer: Buffer.from("complete image"), codec: "none", mimeType: "image/png" }; + const key = sharedImageKey(image.buffer, { test: "atomic" }); + const store = createSharedImageStore(root); + publicationProbe.afterWrite = async (filename) => { + if (filename.endsWith(".tmp")) throw new Error("negative control: interrupted publication"); + }; + try { + await expect(store.put(key, image)).rejects.toThrow("interrupted publication"); + await expect(createSharedImageStore(root).get(key)).resolves.toBeUndefined(); + await expect(readdir(path.join(root, "shared", "images"))).resolves.toEqual([]); + } finally { + publicationProbe.afterWrite = undefined; + } + await store.put(key, image); + const complete = await createSharedImageStore(root).get(key); + expect(complete).toEqual(image); + // Model a writer publishing truncated bytes at the final pathname instead of staging. + await writeFile(path.join(root, store.outputPath(key, image)), image.buffer.subarray(0, 1)); + const torn = await createSharedImageStore(root).get(key); + expect(() => expect(torn).toEqual(image)).toThrow(); }); it("should write a model without a binary buffer when the scene only contains nodes", async () => { diff --git a/packages/assets/__tests__/texture-pass.spec.ts b/packages/assets/__tests__/texture-pass.spec.ts index fdc1ca76c3..7de23298b9 100644 --- a/packages/assets/__tests__/texture-pass.spec.ts +++ b/packages/assets/__tests__/texture-pass.spec.ts @@ -44,17 +44,58 @@ function ktx2Magic(bytes: Buffer): boolean { /** Enough distinct pixels for compression to save bytes, so codec assertions reach encoding. */ function compressiblePng(alpha?: (x: number, y: number) => number): Buffer { - return rgbaPng({ - alpha, - width: 64, - height: 64, - red: (x, y) => (x * 37 + y * 41) % 256, - green: (x, y) => (x * 29 + y * 31) % 256, - blue: (x, y) => (x * 19 + y * 23) % 256, - }); + return PNG.sync.write( + PNG.sync.read( + rgbaPng({ + alpha, + width: 64, + height: 64, + red: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 37 + y * 41) % 8), + green: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 29 + y * 31) % 8), + blue: (x, y) => 100 + ((x * 21 + y * 21) % 8), + }), + ), + ); } describe("the ktx2 texture pass", () => { + it("preserves pure noise when every compressed rung falls below the quality floor", async () => { + const channel = (x: number, y: number, shift: number): number => { + let value = Math.imul(x + 1, 0x45d9f3b) ^ Math.imul(y + 1, 0x27d4eb2d); + value ^= value >>> 16; + return value >>> shift; + }; + const input = rgbaPng({ + blue: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 16), + green: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 8), + height: 128, + red: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 0), + width: 128, + }); + const { entry, outputBytes } = await compileOne( + "threenative-tex-scaffold-codec-", + "web-codec-proof.png", + input, + ); + expect(entry.output).toMatch(/\.png$/u); + expect(outputBytes).toEqual(input); + expect(entry).toMatchObject({ + format: "none", + compressionSkipped: "below-floor", + quality: { codec: "none", rung: "none", compressionSkipped: "below-floor" }, + }); + }); + + it("measures standalone output without changing bytes", async () => { + const input = compressiblePng(); + const options = { overrides: [{ glob: "flat.png", codec: "etc1s" as const }] }; + const on = await texturePass(options).apply(input, "flat.png"); + const off = await texturePass({ ...options, measureQuality: false }).apply(input, "flat.png"); + if (Buffer.isBuffer(on) || Buffer.isBuffer(off)) throw new Error("fixture was not encoded"); + expect(on.buffer).toEqual(off.buffer); + expect(on.entry?.quality).toMatchObject({ version: expect.any(String), width: 64, height: 64 }); + expect(off.entry?.quality).toBeUndefined(); + }); it("should preserve the upstream supercompression default and its explicit false override", async () => { const data = new Uint8Array(16 * 16 * 4).fill(128); const options = { imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, height: 16, width: 16 }) }; @@ -64,9 +105,26 @@ describe("the ktx2 texture pass", () => { expect(implicit).toEqual(explicit); expect(readKTX2(implicit).supercompressionScheme).toBe(2); expect(readKTX2(disabled).supercompressionScheme).toBe(0); + expect(() => expect(readKTX2(disabled).supercompressionScheme).toBe(2)).toThrow(); expect(texturePass().configuration?.encoder).toBe(KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION); }); + it("rejects a capped image and oversize input at the retained-4K encoder gate", async () => { + const source = rgbaPng({ height: 4096, width: 4096 }); + const capped = await texturePass({ maxSize: 2048 }).apply(source, "capped_normal.png"); + if (Buffer.isBuffer(capped)) throw new Error("4K control was not capped"); + const dimensions = readKTX2(capped.buffer); + expect([dimensions.pixelWidth, dimensions.pixelHeight]).toEqual([2048, 2048]); + expect(() => + expect([dimensions.pixelWidth, dimensions.pixelHeight]).toEqual([4096, 4096]), + ).toThrow(); + await expect( + encodeToKTX2(source, { + imageDecoder: async () => ({ data: new Uint8Array(), width: 4096, height: 4100 }), + }), + ).rejects.toThrow(/TN_ASSETS_KTX2_SOURCE_SIZE/u); + }); + it("should not grow the starter's 150-byte source image unless its codec is overridden", async () => { const input = await readFile( new URL( @@ -144,22 +202,39 @@ describe("the ktx2 texture pass", () => { ).toEqual(source); }); - it("should encode to UASTC when the source has an alpha channel", async () => { - // Alpha varies across the row, so stripping it changes the codec choice — that is the - // negative control for this test. + it("resolves standalone caps from the existing colour and normal semantics", async () => { + const input = rgbaPng({ height: 16, width: 16 }); + const pass = texturePass({ maxSize: { baseColorTexture: 12, normalTexture: 8 } }); + for (const [name, size] of [ + ["cliff.png", 12], + ["cliff_normal.png", 8], + ] as const) { + const result = await pass.apply(input, name); + if (Buffer.isBuffer(result)) throw new Error("texture was not capped"); + const ktx2 = readKTX2(result.buffer); + expect([ktx2.pixelWidth, ktx2.pixelHeight]).toEqual([size, size]); + } + }); + + it("should preserve cutout alpha on a passing ETC1S candidate", async () => { + // Alpha is judged independently; binary cutouts can pass on the ETC1S rung. const { entry, outputBytes } = await compileOne( "threenative-tex-uastc-", "decal.png", compressiblePng((x) => (x % 2 === 0 ? 255 : 0)), + { textures: { overrides: [{ glob: "decal.png", codec: "etc1s" }] } }, ); - expect(entry.format).toBe("uastc"); - expect(entry.transcodeTargets).toEqual(["astc4x4", "bc7"]); + expect(entry.format).toBe("etc1s"); + expect(entry.transcodeTargets).toEqual(["bc1", "etc2"]); expect(String(entry.output)).toMatch(/^decal\.[0-9a-f]{8}\.ktx2$/u); expect(ktx2Magic(outputBytes)).toBe(true); - // ktx2-encoder@0.6.0 defaults omitted needSupercompression to true (Zstandard). - // Replacing its 4K guard must not silently change that existing compression policy. - expect(readKTX2(outputBytes).supercompressionScheme).toBe(2); + // ETC1S uses BasisLZ; UASTC rungs retain the default Zstd compression. + expect(readKTX2(outputBytes).supercompressionScheme).toBe(1); + expect(entry.quality).toMatchObject({ + status: "pass", + alpha: { ssim: 1, meanAbsoluteError: 0 }, + }); }); it("should honour a config override over the heuristic", async () => { @@ -204,10 +279,19 @@ describe("the ktx2 texture pass", () => { // 64x64 encodes with every level down to 1x1: log2(64) + 1 = 7. expect(readKTX2(compiled).levelCount).toBe(7); + const input = compressiblePng(); + const decoded = PNG.sync.read(input); + const noMips = await encodeToKTX2(input, { + imageDecoder: async () => decoded, + generateMipmap: false, + }); + expect(() => expect(readKTX2(noMips).levelCount).toBe(7)).toThrow(); }); - it("should fall back to ETC1S for an opaque texture without the normal-map convention", async () => { - const { entry } = await compileOne("threenative-tex-etc1s-", "wall.jpg", compressiblePng()); + it("should permit ETC1S for an opaque texture without the normal-map convention", async () => { + const { entry } = await compileOne("threenative-tex-etc1s-", "wall.jpg", compressiblePng(), { + textures: { overrides: [{ glob: "wall.jpg", codec: "etc1s" }] }, + }); expect(entry.format).toBe("etc1s"); }); diff --git a/packages/assets/src/compile.ts b/packages/assets/src/compile.ts index b3c71c7094..5432c4e7c6 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/compile.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/compile.ts @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ import { } from "./content/model-dedupe.js"; import { formatHealthReport, runHealthReport } from "./health.js"; import type { IAssetHealthInput, IAssetHealthReport } from "./health.js"; +import { readTextureQuality, resolveImageQualityFloor } from "./image-quality.js"; import { type IModelLodOptions, type IModelLodOverride, @@ -49,6 +50,7 @@ import type { import { globMatch } from "./passes/glob.js"; import { lightmapPass } from "./passes/lightmap.js"; import type { ILightmapPassOptions } from "./passes/lightmap.js"; +import { TEXTURE_SIZE_SLOTS, type TextureMaxSize } from "./passes/model-textures.js"; import { modelPass } from "./passes/model.js"; import type { IModelPassOptions, @@ -68,6 +70,8 @@ import { formatModelSizes, formatPassCosts, formatSkippedCompression, + formatTextureQualityTotals, + formatTextureRungs, formatTextureSizes, } from "./report.js"; import type { @@ -239,7 +243,8 @@ export interface IAudioConfig { } export interface ITexturesConfig { - readonly maxSize?: number; + readonly floor?: ITexturePassOptions["floor"]; + readonly maxSize?: TextureMaxSize; readonly overrides?: readonly ITextureOverride[]; readonly quality?: number; } @@ -330,6 +335,7 @@ export interface IBakeReceipt { } interface IAssetManifestEntry { + readonly quality?: import("./image-quality.js").ITextureQuality; readonly compressionSkipped?: TextureSkipReason; /** What the audio pass measured and did to one clip. */ readonly audio?: IAudioRow; @@ -759,6 +765,18 @@ function embeddedTextureRow(value: unknown): IEmbeddedTextureRow | undefined { ) : undefined; return { + ...(isRecord(value.quality) + ? { + quality: Object.fromEntries( + Object.entries(value.quality).map(([key, score]) => { + const parsed = readTextureQuality(score); + if (parsed === undefined) + throw new Error(`TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_MISSING: invalid score for '${key}'.`); + return [key, parsed]; + }), + ), + } + : {}), bytesAfter: value.bytesAfter as number, bytesBefore: value.bytesBefore as number, count: value.count as number, @@ -767,7 +785,8 @@ function embeddedTextureRow(value: unknown): IEmbeddedTextureRow | undefined { ? { skippedCompression: Object.fromEntries( Object.entries(value.skippedCompression).filter( - ([, reason]) => reason === "block-size" || reason === "not-smaller", + ([, reason]) => + reason === "block-size" || reason === "not-smaller" || reason === "below-floor", ), ) as Record, } @@ -942,14 +961,17 @@ function parseTexturesConfig(raw: unknown): ITexturePassOptions | undefined { throw new Error('TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: assets.textures must be "none" or an object.'); } for (const key of Object.keys(raw)) { - if (key !== "maxSize" && key !== "quality" && key !== "overrides") { + if (key !== "maxSize" && key !== "quality" && key !== "overrides" && key !== "floor") { throw new Error(`TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_UNKNOWN_KEY: assets.textures.${key} is not recognised.`); } } return { + ...(raw.floor === undefined ? {} : { floor: resolveImageQualityFloor(raw.floor) }), ...(raw.maxSize === undefined ? {} - : { maxSize: positiveTextureSize(raw.maxSize, "assets.textures.maxSize") }), + : { + maxSize: parseTextureMaxSize(raw.maxSize, "assets.textures.maxSize", positiveTextureSize), + }), ...(raw.quality === undefined ? {} : { quality: textureQuality(raw.quality, "assets.textures.quality") }), @@ -957,6 +979,23 @@ function parseTexturesConfig(raw: unknown): ITexturePassOptions | undefined { }; } +function parseTextureMaxSize( + value: unknown, + label: string, + validate: (value: unknown, label: string) => number, +): TextureMaxSize { + if (!isRecord(value)) return validate(value, label); + return Object.fromEntries( + Object.entries(value).map(([slot, cap]) => { + if (!TEXTURE_SIZE_SLOTS.has(slot)) + throw new Error( + `TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: ${label}.${slot} must name a glTF texture slot.`, + ); + return [slot, validate(cap, `${label}.${slot}`)]; + }), + ); +} + function positiveTextureSize(value: unknown, label: string): number { if (typeof value !== "number" || !Number.isSafeInteger(value) || value < 4) { throw new Error(`TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: ${label} must be a positive integer of at least 4.`); @@ -1109,7 +1148,7 @@ function parseModelCompact(raw: unknown): boolean | IModelCompactOptions { }; } -const MODEL_TEXTURE_KEYS: readonly string[] = ["maxSize", "overrides", "quality"]; +const MODEL_TEXTURE_KEYS: readonly string[] = ["maxSize", "overrides", "quality", "floor"]; function positiveInteger(value: unknown, label: string): number { if (typeof value !== "number" || !Number.isSafeInteger(value) || value <= 0) { @@ -1136,7 +1175,10 @@ function parseModelTextures(raw: unknown): IModelTexturesOptions | "none" { } } return { - ...(raw.maxSize === undefined ? {} : { maxSize: positiveInteger(raw.maxSize, "maxSize") }), + ...(raw.floor === undefined ? {} : { floor: resolveImageQualityFloor(raw.floor) }), + ...(raw.maxSize === undefined + ? {} + : { maxSize: parseTextureMaxSize(raw.maxSize, "maxSize", positiveInteger) }), ...(raw.overrides === undefined ? {} : { overrides: validateModelTextureOverrides(raw.overrides) }), @@ -1863,6 +1905,7 @@ function sameEntry(existing: IAssetManifestEntry, entry: IAssetManifestEntry): b JSON.stringify(existing.lightmapAtlas) === JSON.stringify(entry.lightmapAtlas) && JSON.stringify(existing.lightmaps) === JSON.stringify(entry.lightmaps) && JSON.stringify(existing.embeddedTextures) === JSON.stringify(entry.embeddedTextures) && + JSON.stringify(existing.quality) === JSON.stringify(entry.quality) && JSON.stringify(existing.simplify) === JSON.stringify(entry.simplify) && JSON.stringify(existing.lod) === JSON.stringify(entry.lod) && existing.bytes === entry.bytes && @@ -2656,6 +2699,7 @@ export async function compileAssets( }); } else { textureRows.push({ + ...(entry.quality === undefined ? {} : { quality: entry.quality }), after: entry.bytes, before: entry.bytesBefore, // Read off the manifest entry, not off the pass: a cache hit reuses the previous entry @@ -2740,12 +2784,14 @@ export async function compileAssets( bytesBefore: input.length, audio: audioRow(applied.entry.audio), embeddedTextures: embeddedTextureRow(applied.entry.embeddedTextures), + quality: readTextureQuality(applied.entry.quality), compact: compactRow(applied.entry.compact), simplify: simplifyRow(applied.entry.simplify), lod: lodRow(applied.entry.lod), materials: materialRow(applied.entry.materials), format: typeof applied.entry.format === "string" ? applied.entry.format : undefined, ...(applied.entry.compressionSkipped === "block-size" || + applied.entry.compressionSkipped === "below-floor" || applied.entry.compressionSkipped === "not-smaller" ? { compressionSkipped: applied.entry.compressionSkipped } : {}), @@ -2941,6 +2987,16 @@ export async function compileAssets( for (const line of formatAudioSizes(audioRows)) console.log(line); for (const line of formatTextureSizes(textureRows)) console.log(line); for (const line of formatModelSizes(modelRows)) console.log(line); + const rungs = [ + ...textureRows.map((row) => row.format ?? "none"), + ...modelRows.flatMap((row) => Object.values(row.embeddedTextures?.formats ?? {})), + ]; + if (rungs.length > 0) console.log(formatTextureRungs(rungs)); + const qualityScores = [ + ...textureRows.flatMap((row) => (row.quality === undefined ? [] : [row.quality])), + ...modelRows.flatMap((row) => Object.values(row.embeddedTextures?.quality ?? {})), + ]; + if (qualityScores.length > 0) console.log(formatTextureQualityTotals(qualityScores)); const dedupe: IModelDedupeSummary | undefined = modelSources.length === 0 ? undefined diff --git a/packages/assets/src/image-quality.ts b/packages/assets/src/image-quality.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bc20a621c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/assets/src/image-quality.ts @@ -0,0 +1,406 @@ +import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"; +import { createRequire } from "node:module"; +import path from "node:path"; +import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; +import { resolveBasisTranscoder } from "./compile.js"; + +// The sculpt MCP math is not present in this repository. Minimal SSIM port: Rec.709 +// encoded luma (0..255), non-overlapping 8x8 windows, population moments, equal-window mean. +// Colour error is the pixel mean of CIEDE2000 in sRGB -> D65 Lab; alpha is independent. +export const IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION = "luma709-ssim8-population-de00-d65-alpha-v1"; +export const IMAGE_QUALITY_FLOOR = { ssim: 0.95, meanDeltaE00: 3 } as const; +export interface IImageQualityFloor { + readonly ssim: number; + readonly meanDeltaE00: number; +} +export const IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY = { + version: IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION, + floor: IMAGE_QUALITY_FLOOR, + mip: 0, + ladder: "smallest-passing-etc1s-rdo3-rdo1-uastc-none-v2", + rdo: [3, 1], + zstd: true, + reference: "same-resolution-pre-encode", + slotSemantics: "colour-only-data-unvalidated-alpha-coverage-or-exact-v2", +} as const; + +export interface IImageQualityOptions { + readonly floor?: Partial; + readonly slots?: readonly string[]; + readonly alphaThresholds?: readonly number[]; +} + +export interface IImageQuality { + readonly version: string; + readonly width: number; + readonly height: number; + readonly ssim: number; + readonly meanDeltaE00: number | null; + readonly slots: readonly string[]; + readonly floor: IImageQualityFloor; + readonly status: "pass" | "below-floor" | "unvalidated-slots"; + readonly alpha: { + readonly ssim: number; + readonly meanAbsoluteError: number; + readonly coverage: readonly { + readonly threshold: number; + readonly source: number; + readonly decoded: number; + readonly changedPixels: number; + }[]; + }; +} + +export interface ITextureQuality extends IImageQuality { + readonly rung?: string; + readonly compressionSkipped?: "block-size" | "not-smaller" | "below-floor"; + readonly sourceWidth: number; + readonly sourceHeight: number; + readonly codec: string; +} + +export function resolveImageQualityFloor(value: unknown = {}): IImageQualityFloor { + if (typeof value !== "object" || value === null || Array.isArray(value)) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: texture floor must be an object."); + const raw = value as Record; + if (Object.keys(raw).some((key) => key !== "ssim" && key !== "meanDeltaE00")) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_UNKNOWN_KEY: texture floor accepts ssim and meanDeltaE00."); + const ssim = raw.ssim === undefined ? IMAGE_QUALITY_FLOOR.ssim : raw.ssim; + const meanDeltaE00 = + raw.meanDeltaE00 === undefined ? IMAGE_QUALITY_FLOOR.meanDeltaE00 : raw.meanDeltaE00; + if ( + typeof ssim !== "number" || + !Number.isFinite(ssim) || + ssim < 0 || + ssim > 1 || + typeof meanDeltaE00 !== "number" || + !Number.isFinite(meanDeltaE00) || + meanDeltaE00 < 0 + ) + throw new Error( + "TN_ASSETS_CONFIG_INVALID: texture floor requires SSIM in [0,1] and non-negative finite meanDeltaE00.", + ); + return { ssim, meanDeltaE00 }; +} + +export const COLOUR_SLOTS: ReadonlySet = new Set([ + "baseColorTexture", + "emissiveTexture", + "diffuseTexture", + "specularColorTexture", + "sheenColorTexture", +]); + +function validatePixels(data: Uint8Array, width: number, height: number): void { + if ( + !Number.isSafeInteger(width) || + !Number.isSafeInteger(height) || + width <= 0 || + height <= 0 || + !Number.isSafeInteger(width * height * 4) || + data.length !== width * height * 4 + ) { + throw new Error( + "TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_PIXELS: expected nonempty, tight RGBA8 at the comparison resolution.", + ); + } +} + +/** SSIM for one scalar channel sampled from tight RGBA8; includes partial edge windows. */ +export function ssim( + source: Uint8Array, + decoded: Uint8Array, + width: number, + height: number, + alpha = false, +): number { + validatePixels(source, width, height); + validatePixels(decoded, width, height); + const value = (data: Uint8Array, i: number): number => + alpha + ? (data[i + 3] ?? 0) + : 0.2126 * (data[i] ?? 0) + 0.7152 * (data[i + 1] ?? 0) + 0.0722 * (data[i + 2] ?? 0); + let total = 0; + let windows = 0; + const c1 = (0.01 * 255) ** 2; + const c2 = (0.03 * 255) ** 2; + for (let y = 0; y < height; y += 8) { + for (let x = 0; x < width; x += 8) { + let a = 0; + let b = 0; + let aa = 0; + let bb = 0; + let ab = 0; + let n = 0; + for (let yy = y; yy < Math.min(y + 8, height); yy += 1) { + for (let xx = x; xx < Math.min(x + 8, width); xx += 1) { + const i = (yy * width + xx) * 4; + const u = value(source, i); + const v = value(decoded, i); + a += u; + b += v; + aa += u * u; + bb += v * v; + ab += u * v; + n += 1; + } + } + a /= n; + b /= n; + const va = Math.max(0, aa / n - a * a); + const vb = Math.max(0, bb / n - b * b); + total += + ((2 * a * b + c1) * (2 * (ab / n - a * b) + c2)) / ((a * a + b * b + c1) * (va + vb + c2)); + windows += 1; + } + } + return Math.max(-1, Math.min(1, total / windows)); +} + +type Lab = readonly [number, number, number]; +const radians = (angle: number): number => (angle * Math.PI) / 180; + +/** CIEDE2000, unit weighting factors, on D65 CIELAB triples. */ +export function deltaE00(first: Lab, second: Lab): number { + if (![...first, ...second].every(Number.isFinite)) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_LAB: non-finite Lab."); + const [l1, a1, b1] = first; + const [l2, a2, b2] = second; + const c = (Math.hypot(a1, b1) + Math.hypot(a2, b2)) / 2; + const g = 0.5 * (1 - Math.sqrt(c ** 7 / (c ** 7 + 25 ** 7))); + const ap1 = (1 + g) * a1; + const ap2 = (1 + g) * a2; + const cp1 = Math.hypot(ap1, b1); + const cp2 = Math.hypot(ap2, b2); + const hue = (a: number, b: number): number => ((Math.atan2(b, a) * 180) / Math.PI + 360) % 360; + const h1 = hue(ap1, b1); + const h2 = hue(ap2, b2); + let dh = h2 - h1; + if (cp1 * cp2 === 0) dh = 0; + else if (dh > 180) dh -= 360; + else if (dh < -180) dh += 360; + const dl = l2 - l1; + const dc = cp2 - cp1; + const dH = 2 * Math.sqrt(cp1 * cp2) * Math.sin(radians(dh / 2)); + const lp = (l1 + l2) / 2; + const cp = (cp1 + cp2) / 2; + let hp = (h1 + h2) / 2; + if (cp1 * cp2 === 0) hp = h1 + h2; + else if (Math.abs(h1 - h2) > 180) hp += h1 + h2 < 360 ? 180 : -180; + const t = + 1 - + 0.17 * Math.cos(radians(hp - 30)) + + 0.24 * Math.cos(radians(2 * hp)) + + 0.32 * Math.cos(radians(3 * hp + 6)) - + 0.2 * Math.cos(radians(4 * hp - 63)); + const sl = 1 + (0.015 * (lp - 50) ** 2) / Math.sqrt(20 + (lp - 50) ** 2); + const sc = 1 + 0.045 * cp; + const sh = 1 + 0.015 * cp * t; + const rt = + -2 * + Math.sqrt(cp ** 7 / (cp ** 7 + 25 ** 7)) * + Math.sin(radians(60 * Math.exp(-(((hp - 275) / 25) ** 2)))); + return Math.sqrt( + Math.max(0, (dl / sl) ** 2 + (dc / sc) ** 2 + (dH / sh) ** 2 + rt * (dc / sc) * (dH / sh)), + ); +} + +const LINEAR = Float64Array.from({ length: 256 }, (_, v) => { + const c = v / 255; + return c <= 0.04045 ? c / 12.92 : ((c + 0.055) / 1.055) ** 2.4; +}); + +function lab(data: Uint8Array, i: number): Lab { + const r = LINEAR[data[i] ?? 0] ?? 0; + const g = LINEAR[data[i + 1] ?? 0] ?? 0; + const b = LINEAR[data[i + 2] ?? 0] ?? 0; + const f = (v: number): number => + v > (6 / 29) ** 3 ? Math.cbrt(v) : v / (3 * (6 / 29) ** 2) + 4 / 29; + const x = f((0.4124564 * r + 0.3575761 * g + 0.1804375 * b) / 0.95047); + const y = f(0.2126729 * r + 0.7151522 * g + 0.072175 * b); + const z = f((0.0193339 * r + 0.119192 * g + 0.9503041 * b) / 1.08883); + return [116 * y - 16, 500 * (x - y), 200 * (y - z)]; +} + +export function imageQuality( + source: Uint8Array, + decoded: Uint8Array, + width: number, + height: number, + options: IImageQualityOptions = {}, +): IImageQuality { + validatePixels(source, width, height); + validatePixels(decoded, width, height); + const slots = [...new Set(options.slots ?? ["baseColorTexture"])].sort(); + const floor = resolveImageQualityFloor(options.floor); + const colour = slots.some((slot) => COLOUR_SLOTS.has(slot)); + const unvalidated = slots.length === 0 || slots.some((slot) => !COLOUR_SLOTS.has(slot)); + const coverage = [...new Set(options.alphaThresholds ?? [])] + .sort((a, b) => a - b) + .map((threshold) => { + if (!Number.isFinite(threshold) || threshold < 0 || threshold > 1) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_ALPHA: threshold must be in [0,1]."); + return { threshold, source: 0, decoded: 0, changedPixels: 0 }; + }); + let de = 0; + let alphaError = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < source.length; i += 4) { + if ( + colour && + (source[i] !== decoded[i] || + source[i + 1] !== decoded[i + 1] || + source[i + 2] !== decoded[i + 2]) + ) + de += deltaE00(lab(source, i), lab(decoded, i)); + const a = (source[i + 3] ?? 0) / 255; + const b = (decoded[i + 3] ?? 0) / 255; + alphaError += Math.abs(a - b); + for (const row of coverage) { + const before = a >= row.threshold; + const after = b >= row.threshold; + row.source += Number(before); + row.decoded += Number(after); + row.changedPixels += Number(before !== after); + } + } + const score = source === decoded ? 1 : ssim(source, decoded, width, height); + const alphaSsim = source === decoded ? 1 : ssim(source, decoded, width, height, true); + const meanDeltaE00 = colour ? de / (width * height) : null; + const failed = + (colour && (score < floor.ssim || (meanDeltaE00 ?? 0) > floor.meanDeltaE00)) || + alphaSsim < floor.ssim || + coverage.some((row) => row.changedPixels !== 0); + return { + version: IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION, + width, + height, + ssim: score, + meanDeltaE00, + slots, + floor, + status: failed ? "below-floor" : unvalidated ? "unvalidated-slots" : "pass", + alpha: { ssim: alphaSsim, meanAbsoluteError: alphaError / (width * height), coverage }, + }; +} + +interface IBasisFile { + close(): void; + delete(): void; + isValid(): boolean; + startTranscoding(): boolean; + getWidth(): number; + getHeight(): number; + getImageTranscodedSizeInBytes(mip: number, layer: number, face: number, format: number): number; + transcodeImage( + dst: Uint8Array, + mip: number, + layer: number, + face: number, + format: number, + alpha: number, + channel0: number, + channel1: number, + ): boolean; +} +interface IBasisModule { + readonly KTX2File: new (bytes: Uint8Array) => IBasisFile; + initializeBasis(): void; + readonly transcoder_texture_format: { readonly cTFRGBA32: { readonly value: number } }; +} +let basisPromise: Promise | undefined; + +async function basisModule(): Promise { + basisPromise ??= (async () => { + const paths = resolveBasisTranscoder(path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url))); + const directory = path.dirname(paths.javascriptPath); + const shim: { exports: unknown } = { exports: {} }; + // Three ships CommonJS inside an ESM package; use the runtime's standalone factory. + new Function( + "module", + "exports", + "require", + "__filename", + "__dirname", + await readFile(paths.javascriptPath, "utf8"), + )(shim, shim.exports, createRequire(import.meta.url), paths.javascriptPath, directory); + const factory = shim.exports as (options: { wasmBinary: Uint8Array }) => Promise; + const basis = await factory({ wasmBinary: await readFile(paths.wasmPath) }); + basis.initializeBasis(); + return basis; + })(); + return basisPromise; +} + +/** Decode only mip zero to RGBA32 using the shipped Basis transcoder; never re-encode. */ +export async function measureKtx2( + source: Uint8Array, + encoded: Uint8Array, + width: number, + height: number, + options: IImageQualityOptions = {}, +): Promise { + validatePixels(source, width, height); + const basis = await basisModule(); + const file = new basis.KTX2File(encoded); + try { + if ( + !file.isValid() || + file.getWidth() !== width || + file.getHeight() !== height || + !file.startTranscoding() + ) { + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_DECODE: invalid KTX2 or comparison dimensions."); + } + const format = basis.transcoder_texture_format.cTFRGBA32.value; + const decoded = new Uint8Array(file.getImageTranscodedSizeInBytes(0, 0, 0, format)); + if (!file.transcodeImage(decoded, 0, 0, 0, format, 0, -1, -1)) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_QUALITY_DECODE: mip zero RGBA32 transcode failed."); + return imageQuality(source, decoded, width, height, options); + } finally { + file.close(); + file.delete(); + } +} + +/** A damaged/missing measurement is a cache miss, never a passing observation. */ +export function readTextureQuality(value: unknown): ITextureQuality | undefined { + if (typeof value !== "object" || value === null) return undefined; + const row = value as ITextureQuality; + const positive = (v: unknown): boolean => + typeof v === "number" && Number.isSafeInteger(v) && v > 0; + const bounded = (v: unknown, min: number, max: number): boolean => + typeof v === "number" && Number.isFinite(v) && v >= min && v <= max; + if ( + row.version !== IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION || + ![row.width, row.height, row.sourceWidth, row.sourceHeight].every(positive) || + !bounded(row.ssim, -1, 1) || + (row.meanDeltaE00 !== null && !bounded(row.meanDeltaE00, 0, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY)) || + !["pass", "below-floor", "unvalidated-slots"].includes(row.status) || + !Array.isArray(row.slots) || + !row.slots.every((slot) => typeof slot === "string") || + !["uastc", "etc1s", "none"].includes(row.codec) || + (row.compressionSkipped !== undefined && + !["block-size", "not-smaller", "below-floor"].includes(row.compressionSkipped)) || + !bounded(row.floor?.ssim, 0, 1) || + !bounded(row.floor?.meanDeltaE00, 0, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY) || + (row.rung !== undefined && + !["etc1s@150", "uastc+rdo λ3 +zstd", "uastc+rdo λ1 +zstd", "uastc", "none"].includes( + row.rung, + ) && + !/^etc1s@\d+$/u.test(row.rung)) || + !bounded(row.alpha?.ssim, -1, 1) || + !bounded(row.alpha?.meanAbsoluteError, 0, 1) || + !Array.isArray(row.alpha?.coverage) || + !row.alpha.coverage.every( + (c) => + c !== null && + typeof c === "object" && + bounded(c.threshold, 0, 1) && + [c.source, c.decoded, c.changedPixels].every( + (v) => Number.isSafeInteger(v) && v >= 0 && v <= row.width * row.height, + ), + ) + ) + return undefined; + return row; +} diff --git a/packages/assets/src/ktx2-encoder.ts b/packages/assets/src/ktx2-encoder.ts index 9808dbe6c2..586e1f33db 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/ktx2-encoder.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/ktx2-encoder.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ import BASIS from "../vendor/basis-encoder/basis_encoder.js"; /** Included in both pass and shared-image cache keys whenever encoded bytes can change. */ -export const KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION = "basis-v2.5-ldr16m-zstd-v1"; +export const KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION = "basis-v2.5-ldr16m-zstd-rdo-fast-capped-v3"; const OUTPUT_HEADER_SLACK = 64 * 1024; const MAX_SOURCE_TEXELS = 16 * 1024 * 1024; @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ interface IEncodeOptions { readonly isUASTC?: boolean; readonly needSupercompression?: boolean; readonly qualityLevel?: number; + readonly rdoLambda?: number; } interface IBasisEncoder { @@ -39,6 +40,10 @@ interface IBasisEncoder { ): boolean; setTexType(type: number): void; setUASTC(enabled: boolean): void; + setRDOUASTC(enabled: boolean): void; + setRDOUASTCQualityScalar(lambda: number): void; + setRDOUASTCDictSize(bytes: number): void; + setPackUASTCFlags(flags: number): void; } interface IBasisModule { @@ -66,6 +71,11 @@ export async function encodeToKTX2( input: Uint8Array, options: IEncodeOptions, ): Promise { + if ( + options.rdoLambda !== undefined && + (!(options.rdoLambda > 0) || !Number.isFinite(options.rdoLambda) || options.isUASTC === false) + ) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_KTX2_RDO: RDO requires UASTC and a positive finite lambda."); const decoded = await options.imageDecoder(input); const texels = decoded.width * decoded.height; if (!Number.isSafeInteger(texels) || texels <= 0 || texels > MAX_SOURCE_TEXELS) { @@ -86,6 +96,16 @@ export async function encodeToKTX2( encoder.setQualityLevel(options.qualityLevel ?? 150); // Preserve ktx2-encoder@0.6.0's omitted-option default; this is lossless, not UASTC RDO. encoder.setKTX2UASTCSupercompression(options.needSupercompression ?? true); + if (options.rdoLambda !== undefined) { + // Small images are already cheap. Bound cold-cook work on larger RDO candidates; + // they still pass the same measured floor, with full-effort plain UASTC as fallback. + if (texels > 256 * 256) { + encoder.setPackUASTCFlags(0); + encoder.setRDOUASTCDictSize(64); + } + encoder.setRDOUASTC(true); + encoder.setRDOUASTCQualityScalar(options.rdoLambda); + } if (options.isPerceptual !== undefined) encoder.setPerceptual(options.isPerceptual); encoder.setTexType(0); diff --git a/packages/assets/src/lod/cards.ts b/packages/assets/src/lod/cards.ts index 7553390a6c..d3ec079f92 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/lod/cards.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/lod/cards.ts @@ -22,16 +22,13 @@ * hash of their own centroid. The same input bytes always produce the same levels, which is what * `determinism.spec.ts` and a cache keyed on a generation fingerprint both depend on. * - * **No scaling, and why.** A kept card is normally scaled about its centroid by `sqrt(1 / keep)`, so - * the surviving cards cover the area the dropped ones did. That needs *new vertex positions*, and - * `TN_discrete_lod` is index-only by construction: a level's POSITION/NORMAL/UV come from the - * primitive's own accessors and the runtime reader (`packages/core/src/model-lod.ts`) builds each - * derived level by copying the base's attributes and swapping in only an index buffer. So the scale - * step is not representable in the chain as it is specified today, and the levels shipped here are - * the un-scaled subset. The consequence is stated rather than hidden: card *area* coverage falls to - * the keep ratio, and what the grid buys is cell coverage — every occupied cell still holds a card. - * Lifting it needs a per-level vertex buffer in the chain (a core schema change, PRD-458 §4), not a - * different selection. + * **Scaled, so the crown stays covered.** Each kept card is scaled about its centroid by + * `sqrt(lod0Area / keptArea)`, so the survivors cover the area the dropped cards did. Un-scaled, a + * level's card area falls to the keep ratio, and on Machinefall the mid-distance pines read as bare + * trunks (PRD-539). `TN_discrete_lod` stays index-only: a level's scaled cards are *copies* appended + * to the primitive's own vertex arrays (see {@link ICardCopies}), and the level's indices point at + * them. LOD0's indices never reference a copy, so a stock loader draws LOD0 unchanged, and both + * runtime readers already build a level by copying the base attributes and swapping the index buffer. */ /** @@ -54,6 +51,12 @@ export const CARD_KEEP_RATIOS: readonly number[] = [0.5, 0.25]; const TRIANGLE = 3; +/** + * The largest scale a kept card takes. Above it, a card grows past the crown's own silhouette; the + * terminal level, which keeps far fewer cards than this restores, then covers `keep * 4` of LOD0. + */ +const MAX_CARD_SCALE = 2; + /** One card: the triangles of one connected component, its centroid and its area. */ export interface ICard { /** Indices into the primitive's index buffer, one entry per triangle of this card. */ @@ -64,18 +67,32 @@ export interface ICard { /** What one derived level kept, and what it cost the crown. Reported, never inferred. */ export interface ICardLevelSummary { - /** Kept card area as a fraction of LOD0's total card area — the un-scaled coverage, honestly low. */ + /** Kept card area after scaling, as a fraction of LOD0's total card area. */ readonly areaCoverage: number; readonly cards: number; /** Fraction of LOD0's occupied grid cells that still hold at least one kept card. */ readonly cellCoverage: number; /** The fraction of LOD0's cards this level kept. */ readonly keep: number; + /** The factor every kept card was scaled by about its centroid; `1` keeps it as authored. */ + readonly scale: number; +} + +/** + * One level's scaled cards, appended after the primitive's vertices (and any earlier level's copies) + * in level order. Copy `i` repeats every attribute of LOD0 vertex `source[i]`, except its position, + * which is `positions[3i..3i+2]`. + */ +export interface ICardCopies { + readonly positions: Float32Array; + readonly source: Uint32Array; } /** A card-thinned chain, shaped like the triangle chain so both take the same attachment path. */ export interface ICardChain { readonly absoluteErrors: readonly number[]; + /** Per derived level, aligned with `counts`: the scaled copies its indices point at. */ + readonly copies: readonly ICardCopies[]; readonly counts: readonly number[]; readonly errors: readonly number[]; readonly indices: readonly Uint32Array[]; @@ -283,6 +300,7 @@ function thinLevel( cards: kept.length, cellCoverage: lod0Cells === 0 ? 1 : cells / lod0Cells, keep, + scale: 1, }, }; } @@ -303,6 +321,49 @@ function indicesOf(cards: readonly ICard[], source: Uint32Array): Uint32Array { return out; } +/** + * A level drawn from scaled copies of its cards: the copies, numbered from `base`, and the index + * buffer over them in {@link indicesOf}'s order. The scale restores LOD0's card area, capped at + * {@link MAX_CARD_SCALE}; a card's vertices belong to that card alone, so each is copied once. + */ +function scaledLevel( + level: { readonly cards: readonly ICard[]; readonly summary: ICardLevelSummary }, + indices: Uint32Array, + positions: Float32Array, + base: number, +): { copies: ICardCopies; indices: Uint32Array; summary: ICardLevelSummary } { + const covered = level.summary.areaCoverage; + const scale = covered > 0 ? Math.min(MAX_CARD_SCALE, Math.sqrt(1 / covered)) : 1; + const copyOf = new Map(); + const source: number[] = []; + const moved: number[] = []; + const out = indicesOf(level.cards, indices); + let at = 0; + for (const card of level.cards) { + const [cx, cy, cz] = card.centroid; + for (let corner = 0; corner < card.triangles.length * TRIANGLE; corner += 1, at += 1) { + const vertex = out[at] as number; + let copy = copyOf.get(vertex); + if (copy === undefined) { + copy = base + source.length; + copyOf.set(vertex, copy); + source.push(vertex); + moved.push( + cx + ((positions[vertex * 3] as number) - cx) * scale, + cy + ((positions[vertex * 3 + 1] as number) - cy) * scale, + cz + ((positions[vertex * 3 + 2] as number) - cz) * scale, + ); + } + out[at] = copy; + } + } + return { + copies: { positions: Float32Array.from(moved), source: Uint32Array.from(source) }, + indices: out, + summary: { ...level.summary, areaCoverage: Math.min(1, covered * scale * scale), scale }, + }; +} + /** Triangles a card submits (one entry in `triangles` per triangle). */ function cardTriangles(card: ICard): number { return card.triangles.length; @@ -377,6 +438,7 @@ function terminalCardLevel( cards: kept.length, cellCoverage: lod0Cells === 0 ? 1 : covered.size / lod0Cells, keep: kept.length / cards.length, + scale: 1, }, }; } @@ -439,6 +501,9 @@ export function generateCardChain( const errors: number[] = []; const absoluteErrors: number[] = []; const buffers: Uint32Array[] = []; + const copies: ICardCopies[] = []; + // Where the next level's copies start: after LOD0's vertices and every earlier level's copies. + let base = Math.floor(positions.length / 3); let previousTriangles = lod0Triangles; for (const keep of keepRatios.slice(0, Math.max(0, maxLevels - 1))) { if (levels.length >= Math.max(0, maxLevels - 1)) break; @@ -450,11 +515,14 @@ export function generateCardChain( if (triangles >= previousTriangles) continue; if ((previousTriangles - triangles) / previousTriangles < minSaving) continue; const absoluteError = cellSize * (1 - keep); - levels.push(level.summary); + const scaled = scaledLevel(level, indices, positions, base); + base += scaled.copies.source.length; + levels.push(scaled.summary); counts.push(triangles); absoluteErrors.push(absoluteError); errors.push(absoluteError / Math.max(scale, 1e-6)); - buffers.push(buffer); + buffers.push(scaled.indices); + copies.push(scaled.copies); previousTriangles = triangles; } if (levels.length === 0) return null; @@ -477,17 +545,21 @@ export function generateCardChain( const triangles = Math.floor(buffer.length / TRIANGLE); if (triangles > 0 && triangles < previousTriangles) { const absoluteError = cellSize * terminal.factor; - levels.push(terminal.summary); + const scaled = scaledLevel(terminal, indices, positions, base); + base += scaled.copies.source.length; + levels.push(scaled.summary); counts.push(triangles); absoluteErrors.push(absoluteError); errors.push(absoluteError / Math.max(scale, 1e-6)); - buffers.push(buffer); + buffers.push(scaled.indices); + copies.push(scaled.copies); previousTriangles = triangles; } } } return { absoluteErrors, + copies, counts, errors, indices: buffers, diff --git a/packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts b/packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts index 3cbf54077d..d9ff657510 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/lod/eligibility.ts @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ const TRIANGLE = 3; export interface IEligibilityFlags { /** The primitive already carries a `TN_discrete_lod` payload from an earlier cook. */ readonly alreadyCooked: boolean; - /** A node or mesh name marks this as a hand-authored LOD variant (`hull_LOD1`). */ + /** The asset is an authored chain: two or more of its nodes carry a level name (`hull_LOD1`). */ readonly authoredLod: boolean; /** `assets.models.simplify` is declared for this asset. */ readonly legacySimplify: boolean; @@ -290,7 +290,8 @@ export function classifyJoinCandidate( /** * Authored LOD detection: a node or mesh whose name carries a level suffix (`hull_LOD1`, * `hull-lod2`) is a hand-authored variant, and generating on top of it would stack two owners on - * one primitive (PRD-377 §4.2). + * one primitive (PRD-377 §4.2). The cook counts it as authored only when the asset holds two or + * more level-named nodes; a lone one is that asset's LOD0. */ export function authoredLodName(name: string): boolean { return /(^|[_\-.\s])lod[0-9]+($|[_\-.\s])/i.test(name); diff --git a/packages/assets/src/lod/generate.ts b/packages/assets/src/lod/generate.ts index b5a2a484a4..523c69d80e 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/lod/generate.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/lod/generate.ts @@ -7,12 +7,14 @@ import { createHash } from "node:crypto"; import type { + Accessor, Document, Node as GltfNode, Material, Mesh, Primitive, Scene, + TypedArray, } from "@gltf-transform/core"; import { compactPrimitive, @@ -24,7 +26,7 @@ import { MeshoptSimplifier } from "meshoptimizer"; import { Matrix4 } from "three"; import { type IFoliageCutoutSummary, convertFoliageCutout } from "../foliage.js"; import { TN_VIRTUAL_GEOMETRY } from "../virtual/extension.js"; -import { type ICardLevelSummary, generateCardChain } from "./cards.js"; +import { type ICardCopies, type ICardLevelSummary, generateCardChain } from "./cards.js"; import { type DiscreteLodSkipReason, type LodMinTrianglesScope, @@ -126,7 +128,7 @@ export const LOD_GENERATOR = "threenative-discrete-lod"; * Bumped when the *generated levels* change, so a stale cook cache cannot serve the old chain. The * artifact schema stays put: a chain with or without the terminal level reads the same. */ -export const LOD_GENERATOR_VERSION = 3; +export const LOD_GENERATOR_VERSION = 4; /** Bumped with the output layout so a stale cache entry cannot hide a schema change. */ export const LOD_ARTIFACT_SCHEMA_VERSION = 1; /** The pinned simplifier this artifact's error metric was produced with. */ @@ -629,6 +631,8 @@ interface IGeneratedChain { readonly errors: number[]; readonly indices: Uint32Array[]; readonly lod0Triangles: number; + /** Scaled card copies the levels' indices point at, appended in level order; card chains only. */ + readonly vertexCopies?: readonly ICardCopies[]; } /** @@ -926,9 +930,45 @@ function generateCardsChain( errors: [...chain.errors], indices: [...chain.indices], lod0Triangles: chain.lod0Triangles, + vertexCopies: chain.copies, }; } +/** + * Appends a card chain's scaled copies to every attribute of `primitive`, in level order, so the + * levels' indices resolve. Each attribute gets a new accessor: another primitive sharing the old one + * keeps its own vertex count. LOD0's indices are untouched and never reach a copy. + */ +function appendCardCopies(primitive: Primitive, copies: readonly ICardCopies[]): void { + const base = primitive.getAttribute("POSITION")?.getCount() ?? 0; + let added = 0; + for (const level of copies) added += level.source.length; + if (added === 0) return; + for (const semantic of primitive.listSemantics()) { + const accessor = primitive.getAttribute(semantic) as Accessor; + const size = accessor.getElementSize(); + const array = accessor.getArray() as TypedArray; + const grown = new (array.constructor as new (length: number) => TypedArray)( + (base + added) * size, + ); + grown.set(array.subarray(0, base * size)); + let at = base; + for (const level of copies) + for (const vertex of level.source) { + grown.set(array.subarray(vertex * size, vertex * size + size), at * size); + at += 1; + } + const extended = accessor.clone().setArray(grown); + if (semantic === "POSITION") { + at = base; + for (const level of copies) + for (let copy = 0; copy < level.source.length; copy += 1, at += 1) + extended.setElement(at, Array.from(level.positions.subarray(copy * 3, copy * 3 + 3))); + } + primitive.setAttribute(semantic, extended); + } +} + function reachableNodes(document: Document): GltfNode[] { const visited = new Set(); const nodes: GltfNode[] = []; @@ -970,15 +1010,25 @@ function animatedNodes(document: Document): Set { function meshFlags(document: Document, animated: Set): Map { const flags = new Map(); + const levelNamed = new Set(); + let levelNodes = 0; for (const node of reachableNodes(document)) { const mesh = node.getMesh(); if (mesh === null) continue; const current = flags.get(mesh) ?? { animated: false, authoredLod: false, skinned: false }; current.skinned ||= node.getSkin() !== null; current.animated ||= animated.has(node); - current.authoredLod ||= authoredLodName(node.getName()) || authoredLodName(mesh.getName()); + if (authoredLodName(node.getName()) || authoredLodName(mesh.getName())) { + levelNamed.add(mesh); + levelNodes += 1; + } flags.set(mesh, current); } + // An authored chain is two or more level-named nodes in one asset. A lone level name (a pack's + // `_LOD2` exported as a model of its own) has no sibling for anything to select, so it is this + // asset's LOD0 and gets a generated chain like any other mesh. + if (levelNodes > 1) + for (const mesh of levelNamed) (flags.get(mesh) as IMeshFlags).authoredLod = true; return flags; } @@ -1414,6 +1464,7 @@ export async function generateDiscreteLod( trianglesAfter += before; continue; } + if (chain.vertexCopies !== undefined) appendCardCopies(primitive, chain.vertexCopies); extension ??= document.createExtension(TNDiscreteLod).setRequired(false); const property = attachDiscreteLod(document, extension, primitive, { ...chain, diff --git a/packages/assets/src/passes/model-textures.ts b/packages/assets/src/passes/model-textures.ts index c52e7b249c..595811705f 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/passes/model-textures.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/passes/model-textures.ts @@ -4,6 +4,14 @@ import { getTextureColorSpace, listTextureInfo, listTextureSlots } from "@gltf-t import { read as readKTX2 } from "ktx-parse"; import { PNG } from "pngjs"; import { textureStats } from "../health.js"; +import { + COLOUR_SLOTS, + type IImageQualityFloor, + type IImageQualityOptions, + type ITextureQuality, + imageQuality, + measureKtx2, +} from "../image-quality.js"; import { encodeToKTX2 } from "../ktx2-encoder.js"; import { decodeImageBytes } from "./decode-image.js"; import type { TextureCodec, TextureSkipReason } from "./texture.js"; @@ -16,9 +24,9 @@ import type { TextureCodec, TextureSkipReason } from "./texture.js"; * instead of RGBA, and caps the resolution so a 4K texture an image model produced cannot * silently eat a phone's whole budget. * - * Codec choice follows the declared use of the image, never a guess: a config override on the - * glTF slot wins, then normal-map slots (UASTC survives normal data; ETC1S does not), then - * alpha in the decoded pixels. Colour space comes from the slot too — `getTextureColorSpace` + * Slot constraints feed one measured ladder: normal/data slots retain UASTC/none, while + * colour escalates from ETC1S through RDO and plain UASTC. Alpha coverage is checked separately; + * a forced codec must still meet the floor. Colour space comes from the slot too — `getTextureColorSpace` * knows base colour and emissive are sRGB and that metallic-roughness and normals are data — * so a linear map is never encoded through a perceptual metric. * @@ -34,7 +42,12 @@ export interface IModelTextureOverride { readonly slot: string; } +export type TextureMaxSize = number | Readonly>; + export interface IModelTexturesOptions { + readonly floor?: Partial; + /** Internal reporting switch; selection still measures and enforces the floor. */ + readonly measureQuality?: boolean; /** * Resolved by the compiler from the target's runtime capabilities, never by a project: the * target has no KTX2 decoder, so an over-cap embedded image is box-resampled and re-emitted as @@ -46,7 +59,7 @@ export interface IModelTexturesOptions { * Longest edge an embedded image may keep, default 2048. Larger images are box-resampled * down preserving aspect ratio; smaller ones are never upscaled. */ - readonly maxSize?: number; + readonly maxSize?: TextureMaxSize; readonly overrides?: readonly IModelTextureOverride[]; /** ETC1S encoder quality 1–255, default 150. Ignored for UASTC. */ readonly quality?: number; @@ -54,6 +67,7 @@ export interface IModelTexturesOptions { /** What the stage did, recorded in the manifest and printed by the size report. */ export interface IEmbeddedTextureSummary { + readonly quality: Readonly>; readonly bytesAfter: number; readonly bytesBefore: number; readonly count: number; @@ -122,6 +136,27 @@ const CORE_SLOTS = [ "occlusionTexture", ] as const; +/** Slot names supported by the installed glTF material extensions. */ +export const TEXTURE_SIZE_SLOTS: ReadonlySet = new Set([ + ...CORE_SLOTS, + ...NORMAL_SLOTS, + "diffuseTexture", + "specularColorTexture", + "sheenColorTexture", + "anisotropyTexture", + "clearcoatRoughnessTexture", + "clearcoatTexture", + "diffuseTransmissionColorTexture", + "diffuseTransmissionTexture", + "iridescenceTexture", + "iridescenceThicknessTexture", + "sheenRoughnessTexture", + "specularGlossinessTexture", + "specularTexture", + "thicknessTexture", + "transmissionTexture", +]); + type CoreSlot = (typeof CORE_SLOTS)[number]; type MaterialOf = ReturnType[number]; @@ -345,6 +380,18 @@ export function resampleRgba( return output; } +/** Shared images retain the largest consuming slot cap; unlisted slots keep the caller's default. */ +export function resolveTextureMaxSize( + maxSize: TextureMaxSize | undefined, + slots: readonly string[], + fallback = DEFAULT_MAX_SIZE, +): number { + if (typeof maxSize === "number") return maxSize; + return Math.max( + ...(slots.length === 0 ? [fallback] : slots.map((slot) => maxSize?.[slot] ?? fallback)), + ); +} + /** Longest edge clamped to the cap, aspect preserved, each edge a whole number of blocks. */ export function cappedSize( width: number, @@ -359,23 +406,115 @@ export function cappedSize( return { height: snap(height), width: snap(width) }; } -function rgbaHasAlpha(rgba: Uint8Array): boolean { - for (let offset = 3; offset < rgba.length; offset += 4) { - if ((rgba[offset] ?? 255) !== 255) return true; - } - return false; +interface ICodecRung { + readonly codec: TextureCodec; + readonly rdoLambda?: number; } -function chooseCodec( +/** Unvalidated data slots retain UASTC/none until a slot-appropriate metric exists. */ +export function codecLadder( slots: readonly string[], - alpha: boolean, - options: IModelTexturesOptions, -): TextureCodec { - for (const override of options.overrides ?? []) { - if (slots.includes(override.slot)) return override.codec; + forced?: TextureCodec, +): readonly ICodecRung[] { + const data = slots.length === 0 || slots.some((slot) => !COLOUR_SLOTS.has(slot)); + if (forced !== undefined) { + if (forced === "etc1s" && data) + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_TEXTURE_SLOT_CODEC: ETC1S is forbidden for normal/data slots."); + return [{ codec: forced }]; + } + return data + ? [{ codec: "uastc" }, { codec: "none" }] + : [ + { codec: "etc1s" }, + { codec: "uastc", rdoLambda: 3 }, + { codec: "uastc", rdoLambda: 1 }, + { codec: "uastc" }, + { codec: "none" }, + ]; +} + +/** Both compression passes retain the smallest eligible encoded candidate that passes. */ +export async function encodeTextureLadder( + data: Uint8Array, + width: number, + height: number, + options: IImageQualityOptions & { + readonly forced?: TextureCodec; + /** Automatic source retention: candidates that cannot save bytes need no quality score. */ + readonly maxBytes?: number; + readonly srgb: boolean; + readonly quality: number; + }, +): Promise<{ + readonly encoded?: Uint8Array; + readonly codec: TextureCodec; + readonly quality: ITextureQuality; +}> { + const slots = options.slots ?? ["baseColorTexture"]; + let smallest: { encoded: Uint8Array; codec: TextureCodec; quality: ITextureQuality } | undefined; + let smallerThanSource = options.maxBytes === undefined; + for (const candidate of codecLadder(slots, options.forced)) { + if (candidate.codec === "none" && smallest !== undefined) return smallest; + const rung = + candidate.codec === "etc1s" + ? `etc1s@${options.quality}` + : candidate.rdoLambda === undefined + ? candidate.codec + : `uastc+rdo λ${candidate.rdoLambda} +zstd`; + const encoded = + candidate.codec === "none" + ? undefined + : await encodeToKTX2(new Uint8Array([0]), { + generateMipmap: true, + imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, height, width }), + isUASTC: candidate.codec === "uastc", + isNormalMap: slots.some((slot) => NORMAL_SLOTS.has(slot)), + isPerceptual: options.srgb, + isSetKTX2SRGBTransferFunc: options.srgb, + qualityLevel: options.quality, + needSupercompression: true, + ...(candidate.rdoLambda === undefined ? {} : { rdoLambda: candidate.rdoLambda }), + }); + if (encoded !== undefined && options.maxBytes !== undefined) { + if (encoded.byteLength >= options.maxBytes) continue; + smallerThanSource = true; + } + // A larger candidate cannot replace the passing minimum, regardless of its score. + if ( + encoded !== undefined && + smallest !== undefined && + encoded.byteLength >= smallest.encoded.byteLength + ) + continue; + const score = + encoded === undefined + ? imageQuality(data, data, width, height, options) + : await measureKtx2(data, encoded, width, height, options); + if ( + score.status !== "below-floor" && + ((options.alphaThresholds?.length ?? 0) > 0 || score.alpha.meanAbsoluteError === 0) + ) { + const quality: ITextureQuality = { + ...score, + rung, + codec: candidate.codec, + sourceWidth: width, + sourceHeight: height, + ...(encoded === undefined + ? { + compressionSkipped: smallerThanSource + ? ("below-floor" as const) + : ("not-smaller" as const), + } + : {}), + }; + if (encoded === undefined) return { codec: candidate.codec, quality }; + if (smallest === undefined || encoded.byteLength < smallest.encoded.byteLength) + smallest = { encoded, codec: candidate.codec, quality }; + } } - if (slots.some((slot) => NORMAL_SLOTS.has(slot))) return "uastc"; - return alpha ? "uastc" : "etc1s"; + if (smallest !== undefined) return smallest; + throw new Error("TN_ASSETS_TEXTURE_FLOOR: forced codec fails its configured floor."); } function gpuBytes(width: number, height: number, codec: string): number { @@ -394,6 +533,7 @@ function messageOf(error: unknown): string { */ /** An image the shared store supplied already encoded, with what its source measured. */ export interface IRecalledTexture { + readonly quality?: ITextureQuality; readonly codec: string; readonly sourceBytes: number; } @@ -408,10 +548,10 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( const textures = root.listTextures(); if (textures.length === 0) return undefined; const decoderFree = options.decoderFree === true; - const maxSize = options.maxSize ?? DEFAULT_MAX_SIZE; const quality = Math.min(255, Math.max(1, Math.round(options.quality ?? DEFAULT_ETC1S_QUALITY))); const keys = textureKeys(root); const formats: Record = {}; + const scores: Record = {}; const skippedCompression: Record = {}; let bytesBefore = 0; let bytesAfter = 0; @@ -428,36 +568,33 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( `TN_ASSETS_MODEL_TEXTURE_MISSING: '${logicalPath}' declares texture '${key}' with no image data.`, ); } - // Decoder-free store hit: the stored bytes are already the cooked PNG (or the authored bytes - // under the cap), so they are neither decoded nor resized again; the summary reports what the - // model's source measured and the file it resolved to. - const recalledFree = decoderFree ? recalled.get(index) : undefined; - if (recalledFree !== undefined) { + // Store hits replay the complete decision, including an uncompressed fallback, without a decode. + const fromStore = recalled.get(index); + if (fromStore !== undefined) { const shape = imageShape(image, texture.getMimeType()); - bytesBefore += recalledFree.sourceBytes; + bytesBefore += fromStore.sourceBytes; bytesAfter += image.byteLength; - gpuBytesBefore += gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, "none"); - gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, "none"); - formats[key] = "none"; + const score = fromStore.quality; + gpuBytesBefore += gpuBytes( + score?.sourceWidth ?? shape.width, + score?.sourceHeight ?? shape.height, + "none", + ); + gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, fromStore.codec); + formats[key] = fromStore.codec; + if (score !== undefined) { + if (options.measureQuality !== false) scores[key] = score; + if (score.compressionSkipped !== undefined) + skippedCompression[key] = score.compressionSkipped; + if (shape.width !== score.sourceWidth || shape.height !== score.sourceHeight) resized += 1; + } + if (fromStore.codec !== "none") compressed += 1; continue; } // Already compressed upstream: left exactly as authored, and still counted so the // reported GPU total is the whole model rather than only the part this stage touched. if (texture.getMimeType() === "image/ktx2") { const shape = imageShape(image, "image/ktx2"); - const fromStore = recalled.get(index); - if (fromStore !== undefined) { - // Recalled from the shared store: the summary reports what this model's source carried - // and what the store's encode saved, exactly as if the encode had run here — so the - // manifest entry is the same whether the image was encoded or found. - bytesBefore += fromStore.sourceBytes; - bytesAfter += image.byteLength; - gpuBytesBefore += gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, "none"); - gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, fromStore.codec); - formats[key] = fromStore.codec; - compressed += 1; - continue; - } bytesBefore += image.byteLength; bytesAfter += image.byteLength; const already = gpuBytes(shape.width, shape.height, "uastc"); @@ -467,6 +604,7 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( } const slots = listTextureSlots(texture); + const maxSize = resolveTextureMaxSize(options.maxSize, slots); let decoded: { data: Uint8Array; height: number; width: number }; try { decoded = await decodeImageBytes( @@ -479,13 +617,25 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( ); } const explicit = (options.overrides ?? []).some((override) => slots.includes(override.slot)); - const codec = chooseCodec(slots, rgbaHasAlpha(decoded.data), options); + const forced = options.overrides?.find((override) => slots.includes(override.slot))?.codec; + const codec = codecLadder(slots, forced)[0]?.codec ?? "none"; bytesBefore += image.byteLength; gpuBytesBefore += gpuBytes(decoded.width, decoded.height, "none"); if (codec === "none") { bytesAfter += image.byteLength; gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(decoded.width, decoded.height, "none"); formats[key] = "none"; + if (options.measureQuality !== false) + scores[key] = { + ...imageQuality(decoded.data, decoded.data, decoded.width, decoded.height, { + ...textureQualitySemantics(texture), + floor: options.floor, + }), + rung: "none", + codec: "none", + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }; continue; } if (decoderFree) { @@ -550,35 +700,73 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(decoded.width, decoded.height, "none"); formats[key] = "none"; skippedCompression[key] = "block-size"; + if (options.measureQuality !== false) + scores[key] = { + ...imageQuality(decoded.data, decoded.data, decoded.width, decoded.height, { + ...textureQualitySemantics(texture), + floor: options.floor, + }), + rung: "none", + codec: "none", + compressionSkipped: "block-size", + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }; continue; } - const normalMap = slots.some((slot) => NORMAL_SLOTS.has(slot)); - const encoded = await encodeToKTX2(new Uint8Array([0]), { - generateMipmap: true, - imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, height: target.height, width: target.width }), - isPerceptual: srgb, - isSetKTX2SRGBTransferFunc: srgb, - ...(codec === "uastc" - ? { isUASTC: true, ...(normalMap ? { isNormalMap: true } : {}) } - : { isUASTC: false, qualityLevel: quality }), + const selected = await encodeTextureLadder(data, target.width, target.height, { + ...textureQualitySemantics(texture), + floor: options.floor, + srgb, + quality, + ...(!explicit && + target.width === decoded.width && + target.height === decoded.height && + UNIVERSAL_IMAGE_CONTAINERS.has(texture.getMimeType()) + ? { maxBytes: image.byteLength } + : {}), + ...(forced === undefined ? {} : { forced }), }); + const encoded = selected.encoded; // A tiny source can cost less than the KTX2 container alone. Keep its exact bytes when // encoding cannot save download bytes *and* the authored container needs no extension to be // read; a WebP costs a decoder-free target the whole model, which is never the smaller cost. // A named codec override still requests GPU compression either way. The size increase is // reported by the existing `bytes before -> after` row of the build report. if ( - encoded.byteLength >= image.byteLength && - target.width === decoded.width && - target.height === decoded.height && - !explicit && - UNIVERSAL_IMAGE_CONTAINERS.has(texture.getMimeType()) + encoded === undefined || + (encoded.byteLength >= image.byteLength && + target.width === decoded.width && + target.height === decoded.height && + !explicit && + UNIVERSAL_IMAGE_CONTAINERS.has(texture.getMimeType())) ) { - bytesAfter += image.byteLength; - gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(decoded.width, decoded.height, "none"); + const downsampled = target.width !== decoded.width || target.height !== decoded.height; + let retained: Uint8Array = image; + if (downsampled) { + const png = new PNG({ height: target.height, width: target.width }); + png.data = Buffer.from(data); + retained = PNG.sync.write(png); + texture.setImage(retained).setMimeType("image/png"); + } + bytesAfter += retained.byteLength; + gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(target.width, target.height, "none"); formats[key] = "none"; - skippedCompression[key] = "not-smaller"; + const reason = selected.quality.compressionSkipped ?? "not-smaller"; + skippedCompression[key] = reason; + if (options.measureQuality !== false) + scores[key] = { + ...imageQuality(data, data, target.width, target.height, { + ...textureQualitySemantics(texture), + floor: options.floor, + }), + rung: "none", + codec: "none", + compressionSkipped: reason, + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }; continue; } const container = readKTX2(encoded); @@ -587,10 +775,17 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( `TN_ASSETS_MIP_CHAIN_INCOMPLETE: embedded texture '${key}' of '${logicalPath}' encoded without a mip chain (${String(container.levelCount)} level(s)).`, ); } + if (options.measureQuality !== false) { + scores[key] = { + ...selected.quality, + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }; + } texture.setImage(encoded).setMimeType("image/ktx2"); - formats[key] = codec; + formats[key] = selected.codec; bytesAfter += encoded.byteLength; - gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(target.width, target.height, codec); + gpuBytesAfter += gpuBytes(target.width, target.height, selected.codec); compressed += 1; } @@ -607,6 +802,7 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( document.disposeExtension(EXTTextureWebP.EXTENSION_NAME); } return { + quality: scores, bytesAfter, bytesBefore, count: textures.length, @@ -617,3 +813,24 @@ export async function compressEmbeddedTextures( skippedCompression, }; } + +/** Every consuming slot and MASK cutoff participates, including shared colour/data images. */ +export function textureQualitySemantics(texture: Texture): { + slots: string[]; + alphaThresholds: number[]; +} { + return { + slots: [...listTextureSlots(texture)].sort(), + alphaThresholds: [ + ...new Set( + texture.listParents().flatMap((parent) => { + if (parent.propertyType !== "Material") return []; + const material = parent as import("@gltf-transform/core").Material; + return material.getBaseColorTexture() === texture && material.getAlphaMode() === "MASK" + ? [material.getAlphaCutoff()] + : []; + }), + ), + ].sort((a, b) => a - b), + }; +} diff --git a/packages/assets/src/passes/model.ts b/packages/assets/src/passes/model.ts index 15bae8175b..3b3e4d25ac 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/passes/model.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/passes/model.ts @@ -30,6 +30,11 @@ import { } from "../compile.js"; import { type IMaterialMergeSummary, mergeIdenticalMaterials } from "../foliage.js"; import { createGltfReader, readGltfDocument } from "../gltf-io.js"; +import { + IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY, + type ITextureQuality, + resolveImageQualityFloor, +} from "../image-quality.js"; import { KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION } from "../ktx2-encoder.js"; import { deformingMesh, skinnedMeshes } from "../lod/eligibility.js"; import { TNDiscreteLod } from "../lod/extension.js"; @@ -69,8 +74,10 @@ import { type IRecalledTexture, assertNoTextureDrift, compressEmbeddedTextures, + resolveTextureMaxSize, textureBindings, textureKeys, + textureQualitySemantics, } from "./model-textures.js"; import { quantizeStaticGeometry } from "./quantize-static.js"; import { reorderStaticPrimitives } from "./reorder-static.js"; @@ -486,6 +493,28 @@ function multiplyMatrices(a: readonly number[], b: readonly number[]): number[] const IDENTITY_MATRIX = [1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1]; +/** + * The vertices a primitive draws: all of them when it has no index buffer, otherwise the distinct + * ones its indices name. A card LOD chain appends scaled copies of its cards that only the levels' + * indices reach (PRD-539); LOD0 never draws them, so they are not drift. + */ +function drawnVertices(primitive: GltfPrimitive, count: number): Uint32Array { + const indices = primitive.getIndices()?.getArray(); + if (indices === null || indices === undefined) + return Uint32Array.from({ length: count }, (_, at) => at); + const seen = new Uint8Array(count); + let distinct = 0; + for (const index of indices) + if (index < count && seen[index] === 0) { + seen[index] = 1; + distinct += 1; + } + const out = new Uint32Array(distinct); + let at = 0; + for (let index = 0; index < count; index += 1) if (seen[index] === 1) out[at++] = index; + return out; +} + /** * Stats over scene-reachable content only; DCC leftovers dropped by prune are not drift. * The bounding box is taken over bind-pose vertex positions evaluated the way the GPU @@ -540,8 +569,9 @@ export function reachableStats(root: RootOf): IModelStats { triangles += primitiveTriangles(primitive); const position = primitive.getAttribute("POSITION"); if (position === null) continue; - vertices += position.getCount(); - for (let index = 0; index < position.getCount(); index += 1) { + const drawn = drawnVertices(primitive, position.getCount()); + vertices += drawn.length; + for (const index of drawn) { const [wx, wy, wz] = evaluateVertex( position, index, @@ -843,6 +873,8 @@ export function modelPass(options: IModelPassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { : { decoderFree: options.textures?.decoderFree ?? false, encoder: KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION, + instrument: IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY, + floor: resolveImageQualityFloor(options.textures?.floor), maxSize: options.textures?.maxSize ?? null, // Retention is now conditioned on the container, so it is spelled out rather than // named by a boolean: a warm cache keyed on the old rule would keep shipping the @@ -1003,7 +1035,13 @@ export function modelPass(options: IModelPassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { ? undefined : await compressEmbeddedTextures(document, logicalPath, textureOptions, shared?.recalled); if (store !== undefined && shared !== undefined) - await rememberSharedImages(document, store, shared, embeddedTextures?.formats); + await rememberSharedImages( + document, + store, + shared, + embeddedTextures?.formats, + embeddedTextures?.quality, + ); if (enabled.meshopt) { document .createExtension(EXTMeshoptCompression) @@ -1109,14 +1147,17 @@ function sharedSettings( return { colorSpace: getTextureColorSpace(texture), slots: [...listTextureSlots(texture)].sort(), + semantics: textureQualitySemantics(texture), textures: textureOptions === undefined ? "none" : { decoderFree: textureOptions.decoderFree ?? false, encoder: KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION, + instrument: IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY, + floor: resolveImageQualityFloor(textureOptions.floor), keepSmallerSource: "universal-containers", - maxSize: textureOptions.maxSize ?? null, + maxSize: resolveTextureMaxSize(textureOptions.maxSize, listTextureSlots(texture)), overrides: textureOptions.overrides ?? [], quality: textureOptions.quality ?? null, }, @@ -1146,8 +1187,19 @@ async function recallSharedImages( keys.push(key); const stored = await store.get(key); if (stored === undefined) continue; + if ( + textureOptions !== undefined && + textureOptions.decoderFree !== true && + textureOptions.measureQuality !== false && + stored.quality === undefined + ) + continue; texture.setImage(new Uint8Array(stored.buffer)).setMimeType(stored.mimeType); - recalled.set(index, { codec: stored.codec, sourceBytes: image.byteLength }); + recalled.set(index, { + codec: stored.codec, + sourceBytes: image.byteLength, + quality: stored.quality, + }); } return { keys, recalled }; } @@ -1167,6 +1219,7 @@ async function rememberSharedImages( store: ISharedImageStore, plan: ISharedImagePlan, formats?: Readonly>, + quality?: Readonly>, ): Promise { const textures = document.getRoot().listTextures(); const names = textureKeys(document.getRoot()); @@ -1179,6 +1232,9 @@ async function rememberSharedImages( buffer: Buffer.from(image.buffer, image.byteOffset, image.byteLength), codec: codecOf(texture.getMimeType(), formats, names[index] ?? ""), mimeType: texture.getMimeType(), + ...(quality?.[names[index] ?? ""] === undefined + ? {} + : { quality: quality?.[names[index] ?? ""] }), }); } } @@ -1194,7 +1250,11 @@ function declareSharedImage( buffer: candidate.image.buffer, extension: path.extname(outputPath), manifestField: "sharedImages", - metadata: { codec: candidate.image.codec, key: candidate.key }, + metadata: { + codec: candidate.image.codec, + key: candidate.key, + ...(candidate.image.quality === undefined ? {} : { quality: candidate.image.quality }), + }, outputPath, role: "image", }); diff --git a/packages/assets/src/passes/shared-images.ts b/packages/assets/src/passes/shared-images.ts index 8831c704d9..d922f2e353 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/passes/shared-images.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/passes/shared-images.ts @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import { createHash, randomUUID } from "node:crypto"; import { mkdir, readFile, readdir, rename, rm, writeFile } from "node:fs/promises"; import path from "node:path"; import { type Document, Format, type GLTF, type NodeIO } from "@gltf-transform/core"; +import { type ITextureQuality, readTextureQuality } from "../image-quality.js"; /** * Images that models share, written once and referenced from every model that carries them. @@ -17,6 +18,7 @@ import { type Document, Format, type GLTF, type NodeIO } from "@gltf-transform/c * bytes resolve to one URL and the browser cache, the bundle and the delete-test all see one file. */ export interface ISharedImage { + readonly quality?: ITextureQuality; readonly buffer: Buffer; /** `uastc`, `etc1s` or `none`, spelled into the filename so a cache hit knows what it found. */ readonly codec: string; @@ -107,9 +109,39 @@ export function createSharedImageStore( ): ISharedImageStore { const memory = new Map(); let listing: Promise> | undefined; + let manifestQuality: Promise> | undefined; const directory = outputRoot === undefined ? undefined : path.join(outputRoot, SHARED_IMAGES_DIRECTORY); + // Compiler-owned observations already publish atomically in its manifest. Reuse that cache + // rather than adding files to the runtime acquisition set; direct stores use a sidecar. + const qualityInManifest = (): Promise> => { + manifestQuality ??= (async () => { + const scores = new Map(); + if (outputRoot === undefined) return scores; + try { + const manifest = JSON.parse( + await readFile(path.join(outputRoot, "assets.manifest.json"), "utf8"), + ) as { + entries?: Record; + }; + for (const entry of Object.values(manifest.entries ?? {})) { + if (!Array.isArray(entry?.sharedImages)) continue; + for (const image of entry.sharedImages) { + const quality = readTextureQuality(image?.quality); + if (typeof image?.key === "string" && quality !== undefined) + scores.set(image.key, quality); + } + } + } catch (error) { + if ((error as NodeJS.ErrnoException).code !== "ENOENT" && !(error instanceof SyntaxError)) + throw error; + } + return scores; + })(); + return manifestQuality; + }; + const onDisk = (): Promise> => { listing ??= (async () => { const byKey = new Map(); @@ -142,6 +174,20 @@ export function createSharedImageStore( buffer: await readFile(path.join(directory, name)), codec: parsed.codec, mimeType: parsed.mimeType, + ...(await (async () => { + const cached = (await qualityInManifest()).get(key); + if (cached !== undefined) return { quality: cached }; + try { + const quality = readTextureQuality( + JSON.parse(await readFile(path.join(directory, `${name}.quality.json`), "utf8")), + ); + return quality === undefined ? {} : { quality }; + } catch (error) { + if ((error as NodeJS.ErrnoException).code === "ENOENT" || error instanceof SyntaxError) + return {}; + throw error; + } + })()), }; memory.set(key, image); return image; @@ -152,7 +198,7 @@ export function createSharedImageStore( if (directory === undefined || options.writeThrough === false) return; const name = fileNameFor(key, image); const known = await onDisk(); - if (known.has(key)) return; + if (known.has(key) && image.quality === undefined) return; await mkdir(directory, { recursive: true }); // Temp file + rename: a concurrent reader (another worker's get, a parallel build's) must // never observe a truncated image, and two writers of identical bytes must not be able to @@ -165,6 +211,16 @@ export function createSharedImageStore( } finally { await rm(temporary, { force: true }).catch(() => undefined); } + if (image.quality !== undefined) { + const qualityTarget = `${target}.quality.json`; + const qualityTemporary = `${qualityTarget}.${process.pid}.${randomUUID()}.tmp`; + try { + await writeFile(qualityTemporary, `${JSON.stringify(image.quality)}\n`); + await rename(qualityTemporary, qualityTarget); + } finally { + await rm(qualityTemporary, { force: true }).catch(() => undefined); + } + } known.set(key, name); }, }; diff --git a/packages/assets/src/passes/texture.ts b/packages/assets/src/passes/texture.ts index b9fa713a96..488b4152bd 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/passes/texture.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/passes/texture.ts @@ -2,18 +2,31 @@ import { read as readKTX2 } from "ktx-parse"; import { PNG } from "pngjs"; import { type AssetKind, type IAssetPass, type IAssetPassOutput, classify } from "../compile.js"; import { textureStats } from "../health.js"; +import { + type IImageQualityFloor, + IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY, + imageQuality, + resolveImageQualityFloor, +} from "../image-quality.js"; import { KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION, encodeToKTX2 } from "../ktx2-encoder.js"; import { decodeImageBytes } from "./decode-image.js"; import { globMatch } from "./glob.js"; -import { cappedSize, resampleRgba } from "./model-textures.js"; +import { + type TextureMaxSize, + cappedSize, + codecLadder, + encodeTextureLadder, + resampleRgba, + resolveTextureMaxSize, +} from "./model-textures.js"; /** * Encodes compiled textures to KTX2/Basis so the GPU stores them compressed instead of as * decoded RGBA (a 2048x2048 PNG is 16 MB in VRAM; BC7/ASTC hold it in a quarter of that). * * Codec choice is a declared property of the asset, never a guess: a config override wins, - * then the `*_normal.*` / `_nrm.*` filename convention, then alpha presence (UASTC keeps - * exact alpha and survives normal-map data; ETC1S does not). Mip chains are generated at + * then the `*_normal.*` / `_nrm.*` filename convention constrains the shared measured ladder. + * Colour escalates through ETC1S/RDO/UASTC/none; unknown alpha cutoffs require exact alpha. Mip chains are generated at * encode time — always — because an uploaded compressed texture without mips looks worse * than the PNG it replaced. * @@ -27,10 +40,10 @@ export type TextureCodec = "etc1s" | "none" | "uastc"; /** * Why a source shipped uncompressed although its pass ran. `not-smaller` means encoding would * have grown the download; `block-size` means no block codec can address the source's - * dimensions. Both keep the authored bytes; neither is a silent decision — the manifest carries + * dimensions; `below-floor` means no compressed rung passed. A capped source retains its resized pixels as PNG; none is a silent decision — the manifest carries * the reason and the report prints it. */ -export type TextureSkipReason = "block-size" | "not-smaller"; +export type TextureSkipReason = "block-size" | "not-smaller" | "below-floor"; export interface ITextureOverride { readonly codec: TextureCodec; @@ -41,8 +54,11 @@ export interface ITextureOverride { } export interface ITexturePassOptions { + readonly floor?: Partial; + /** Internal reporting control; selection still measures and enforces the floor. */ + readonly measureQuality?: boolean; /** Longest edge to retain; larger sources are downsampled without upscaling. */ - readonly maxSize?: number; + readonly maxSize?: TextureMaxSize; readonly overrides?: readonly ITextureOverride[]; /** ETC1S encoder quality 1–255, default 150. Ignored for UASTC. */ readonly quality?: number; @@ -93,6 +109,8 @@ export function texturePass(options: ITexturePassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { appliesTo: ["texture"], configuration: { encoder: KTX2_ENCODER_VERSION, + instrument: IMAGE_QUALITY_IDENTITY, + floor: resolveImageQualityFloor(options.floor), keepSmallerSource: true, ...(options.maxSize === undefined ? {} : { maxSize: options.maxSize }), overrides: options.overrides ?? [], @@ -106,34 +124,85 @@ export function texturePass(options: ITexturePassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { `TN_ASSETS_TEXTURE_UNREADABLE: '${logicalPath}' has no readable PNG/JPEG header; the KTX2 pass cannot encode it.`, ); } - // Decoded up front so the codec is chosen from the alpha actually present in the - // pixels, not from the container colour type every RGBA PNG carries; the memoised - // result feeds the encoder, so the source is decoded exactly once either way. + // Decode the source once; every encoder candidate and its quality check uses these pixels. const decoded = await decodeImageBytes(input, logicalPath); - const choice = chooseCodec(logicalPath, rgbaHasAlpha(decoded.data), options); - if (choice.codec === "none") return input; + const choice = texturePolicy(logicalPath, options); + if (choice.codec === "none") + return { + buffer: input, + entry: + options.measureQuality === false + ? {} + : { + quality: { + ...imageQuality(decoded.data, decoded.data, decoded.width, decoded.height, { + slots: [choice.normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"], + floor: options.floor, + }), + codec: "none", + rung: "none", + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }, + }, + }; const { data, resized, target } = resizeForEncoding( decoded, choice.normalMap, - options.maxSize, + resolveTextureMaxSize( + options.maxSize, + [choice.normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"], + Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, + ), ); // Decided before `encodeToKTX2`, because Basis accepts an unaligned source and stamps the // odd size into the KTX2 header: that silence is how this reached a draw call. if (target.width % BLOCK_SIZE !== 0 || target.height % BLOCK_SIZE !== 0) { return unalignedOutcome(input, logicalPath, choice.codec, choice.explicit, target); } - const encoded = await encodeToKTX2( - resized - ? new Uint8Array([0]) - : new Uint8Array(input.buffer, input.byteOffset, input.byteLength), - { - generateMipmap: true, - imageDecoder: async () => ({ data, height: target.height, width: target.width }), - ...encodeSettingsFor(choice), - }, - ); - if (!resized && encoded.byteLength >= input.byteLength && !choice.explicit) { - return { buffer: input, entry: { compressionSkipped: "not-smaller" } }; + const selected = await encodeTextureLadder(data, target.width, target.height, { + slots: [choice.normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"], + floor: options.floor, + srgb: !choice.normalMap, + quality: choice.quality, + ...(!resized && !choice.explicit ? { maxBytes: input.byteLength } : {}), + ...(choice.explicit ? { forced: choice.codec } : {}), + }); + const encoded = selected.encoded; + if ( + encoded === undefined || + (!resized && encoded.byteLength >= input.byteLength && !choice.explicit) + ) { + const reason = selected.quality.compressionSkipped ?? "not-smaller"; + let retained = input; + if (resized) { + const png = new PNG({ height: target.height, width: target.width }); + png.data = Buffer.from(data); + retained = PNG.sync.write(png); + } + return { + buffer: retained, + ...(resized ? { outputExtension: ".png" } : {}), + entry: { + format: "none", + compressionSkipped: reason, + ...(options.measureQuality === false + ? {} + : { + quality: { + ...imageQuality(data, data, target.width, target.height, { + slots: [choice.normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"], + floor: options.floor, + }), + codec: "none", + rung: "none", + compressionSkipped: reason, + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }, + }), + }, + }; } const container = readKTX2(encoded); if (container.levelCount < 2) { @@ -143,7 +212,19 @@ export function texturePass(options: ITexturePassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { } return { buffer: Buffer.from(encoded), - entry: { format: choice.codec, transcodeTargets: TRANSCODE_TARGETS[choice.codec] }, + entry: { + format: selected.codec, + transcodeTargets: TRANSCODE_TARGETS[selected.codec as Exclude], + ...(options.measureQuality === false + ? {} + : { + quality: { + ...selected.quality, + sourceWidth: decoded.width, + sourceHeight: decoded.height, + }, + }), + }, outputExtension: ".ktx2", }; }, @@ -153,7 +234,7 @@ export function texturePass(options: ITexturePassOptions = {}): IAssetPass { export interface ITextureResizeOptions { /** Longest edge to retain; larger sources are downsampled, never upscaled. */ - readonly maxSize: number; + readonly maxSize: TextureMaxSize; /** * The project's `assets.textures.overrides`, unchanged. A `codec: "none"` glob says "ship the * authored bytes", and a resize rewrites them. @@ -199,7 +280,13 @@ export function textureResizePass(options: ITextureResizeOptions): IAssetPass { } const width = decoded?.width ?? stats.width; const height = decoded?.height ?? stats.height; - const target = cappedSize(width, height, maxSize); + const normalMap = NORMAL_MAP_BASENAME.test(baseNameOf(logicalPath)); + const cap = resolveTextureMaxSize( + maxSize, + [normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"], + Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, + ); + const target = cappedSize(width, height, cap); if (target.width === width && target.height === height) return input; const source = decoded ?? (await decodeForResize(input, logicalPath)); const data = resampleRgba( @@ -208,7 +295,7 @@ export function textureResizePass(options: ITextureResizeOptions): IAssetPass { source.height, target.width, target.height, - !NORMAL_MAP_BASENAME.test(baseNameOf(logicalPath)), + !normalMap, ); const png = new PNG({ height: target.height, width: target.width }); png.data = Buffer.from(data); @@ -315,13 +402,6 @@ function unalignedOutcome( return { buffer: input, entry: { compressionSkipped: "block-size" } }; } -function rgbaHasAlpha(rgba: Uint8Array): boolean { - for (let offset = 3; offset < rgba.length; offset += 4) { - if ((rgba[offset] ?? 255) !== 255) return true; - } - return false; -} - interface IChosenCodec { readonly codec: TextureCodec; /** True when an override named this codec, so the pass may not quietly substitute another. */ @@ -330,11 +410,7 @@ interface IChosenCodec { readonly quality: number; } -function chooseCodec( - logicalPath: string, - alpha: boolean, - options: ITexturePassOptions, -): IChosenCodec { +function texturePolicy(logicalPath: string, options: ITexturePassOptions): IChosenCodec { const normalMap = NORMAL_MAP_BASENAME.test(baseNameOf(logicalPath)); const fallbackQuality = options.quality ?? DEFAULT_ETC1S_QUALITY; const override = matchingOverride(logicalPath, options.overrides); @@ -347,7 +423,7 @@ function chooseCodec( }; } return { - codec: alpha || normalMap ? "uastc" : "etc1s", + codec: codecLadder([normalMap ? "normalTexture" : "baseColorTexture"])[0]?.codec ?? "none", explicit: false, normalMap, quality: clampQuality(fallbackQuality), @@ -362,20 +438,6 @@ function matchingOverride( return overrides?.find((override) => globMatch(override.glob, logicalPath)); } -function encodeSettingsFor(choice: IChosenCodec): Record { - if (choice.codec === "none") return {}; - if (choice.codec === "uastc") { - return { - isUASTC: true, - ...(!choice.normalMap - ? {} - : // Quality is an ETC1S knob (qualityLevel 1–255); UASTC runs documented defaults. - { isPerceptual: false, isNormalMap: true, isSetKTX2SRGBTransferFunc: false }), - }; - } - return { isUASTC: false, qualityLevel: choice.quality }; -} - function clampQuality(quality: number): number { return Math.min(255, Math.max(1, Math.round(quality))); } diff --git a/packages/assets/src/report.ts b/packages/assets/src/report.ts index 36bf0f643c..c60a80dceb 100644 --- a/packages/assets/src/report.ts +++ b/packages/assets/src/report.ts @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ import type { IBudgetReport } from "./budget.js"; +import { IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION, type ITextureQuality } from "./image-quality.js"; import type { IModelCompactSummary } from "./passes/compact.js"; import type { TextureSkipReason } from "./passes/texture.js"; @@ -27,6 +28,7 @@ export function formatBudget(report: IBudgetReport): readonly string[] { * so tests can pin the exact lines a build prints. */ export interface ITextureSizeRow { + readonly quality?: ITextureQuality; readonly after: number; readonly before: number; /** Set when the bytes shipped as authored; printed so a flat row is never left unexplained. */ @@ -37,10 +39,10 @@ export interface ITextureSizeRow { export function formatTextureSizes(rows: readonly ITextureSizeRow[]): readonly string[] { if (rows.length === 0) return []; - const lines = rows.map( - (row) => - `texture ${row.logicalPath}${row.format === undefined ? "" : ` (${row.format})`}: ${row.before} -> ${row.after} bytes ${deltaLabel(row.before, row.after)}${row.compressionSkipped === undefined ? "" : `; compression skipped: ${row.compressionSkipped}`}`, - ); + const lines = rows.flatMap((row) => [ + `texture ${row.logicalPath}${row.format === undefined ? "" : ` (${row.format})`}: ${row.before} -> ${row.after} bytes ${deltaLabel(row.before, row.after)}${row.compressionSkipped === undefined ? "" : `; compression skipped: ${row.compressionSkipped}`}`, + ...(row.quality === undefined ? [] : [qualityLine(row.logicalPath, row.quality)]), + ]); const before = rows.reduce((total, row) => total + row.before, 0); const after = rows.reduce((total, row) => total + row.after, 0); lines.push(`textures total: ${before} -> ${after} bytes ${deltaLabel(before, after)}`); @@ -49,6 +51,7 @@ export function formatTextureSizes(rows: readonly ITextureSizeRow[]): readonly s /** What the model pass did to the images inside one `.glb`. */ export interface IEmbeddedTextureRow { + readonly quality?: Readonly>; readonly skippedCompression?: Readonly>; readonly bytesAfter: number; readonly bytesBefore: number; @@ -506,6 +509,9 @@ export function formatModelSizes(rows: readonly IModelSizeRow[]): readonly strin ([name, reason]) => `embedded texture ${row.logicalPath}#${name}: compression skipped: ${reason}`, ), + ...Object.entries(embedded.quality ?? {}).map(([name, score]) => + qualityLine(`${row.logicalPath}#${name}`, score), + ), ]; const reduced = [ ...compactLine(row), @@ -528,6 +534,36 @@ export function formatModelSizes(rows: readonly IModelSizeRow[]): readonly strin return lines; } +function qualityLine(name: string, score: ITextureQuality): string { + const coverage = score.alpha.coverage + .map((c) => `cutoff ${c.threshold}: ${c.source} -> ${c.decoded}, ${c.changedPixels} changed`) + .join("; "); + return `texture quality ${name} (${score.codec}, mip 0${score.rung === undefined ? "" : `; rung ${score.rung}`}): SSIM ${score.ssim.toFixed(4)}; mean ΔE00 ${score.meanDeltaE00 === null ? "n/a (data)" : score.meanDeltaE00.toFixed(3)}; alpha SSIM ${score.alpha.ssim.toFixed(4)}, MAE ${score.alpha.meanAbsoluteError.toFixed(6)}${coverage === "" ? "" : `; ${coverage}`}; ${score.status}; floor SSIM >= ${score.floor.ssim}, ΔE00 <= ${score.floor.meanDeltaE00}; source ${score.sourceWidth}x${score.sourceHeight} -> comparison ${score.width}x${score.height}; slots ${score.slots.join("+") || "unknown"}`; +} + +/** Counts observations, including repeated shared-image consumers, without hiding data slots. */ +export function formatTextureQualityTotals(scores: readonly ITextureQuality[]): string { + const count = (status: ITextureQuality["status"]): number => + scores.filter((score) => score.status === status).length; + const colour = scores.filter((score) => score.meanDeltaE00 !== null); + const minimumSsim = colour.reduce((minimum, score) => Math.min(minimum, score.ssim), 1); + const maximumDeltaE = colour.reduce( + (maximum, score) => Math.max(maximum, score.meanDeltaE00 ?? 0), + 0, + ); + const worst = + colour.length === 0 + ? "colour n/a" + : `colour min SSIM ${minimumSsim.toFixed(4)}, max mean ΔE00 ${maximumDeltaE.toFixed(3)}`; + return `texture quality total: ${scores.length} measured; ${count("pass")} pass; ${count("below-floor")} below-floor; ${count("unvalidated-slots")} unvalidated-slots; ${worst}; ${IMAGE_QUALITY_VERSION}; floor enforced`; +} + +/** Counts every image decision, including retained sources, on cold and warm builds. */ +export function formatTextureRungs(codecs: readonly string[]): string { + const count = (codec: string): number => codecs.filter((value) => value === codec).length; + return `${count("etc1s")} etc1s · ${count("uastc")} escalated to uastc · ${count("none")} uncompressed`; +} + function deltaLabel(before: number, after: number): string { if (before <= 0) return `(${after} bytes)`; // A pass may legitimately grow a file — a KTX2 container with a mip chain is larger than a diff --git a/packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts b/packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts index 7bd3a23338..c7d8f25656 100644 --- a/packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts +++ b/packages/blender-mcp/__tests__/export-world.spec.ts @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import { writeFile } from "node:fs/promises"; import path from "node:path"; import { promisify } from "node:util"; import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { rgbaPng } from "../../../test-support/png.js"; import { makeTempDir } from "../../../test-support/temp-dir.js"; import { type IWorldPackage, validateWorldPackage } from "../../core/src/world-package.js"; import { resolveBlender } from "../src/detect.js"; @@ -28,6 +29,7 @@ if (!blender.available) { const withBlender = blender.available ? describe : describe.skip; const fixtureScript = path.resolve("packages/blender-mcp/gpl/fixtures/make_world_fixture.py"); +const recipeScript = path.resolve("packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py"); const COUNT_SNIPPET = `import bpy, json bpy.ops.wm.open_mainfile(filepath=__BLEND__) @@ -378,3 +380,127 @@ bpy.ops.wm.save_as_mainfile(filepath=__OUT__) expect(readdirSync(outside)).toEqual([]); }, 300_000); }); + +withBlender("export_terrain_layers against a real Blender", () => { + /** + * The layer table a game hands the recipe, with the DCC's own map files beside it. The recipe + * copies map bytes verbatim, so only the mask has to be an image Blender can read. + */ + async function terrainTable(root: string): Promise { + const dcc = path.join(root, "dcc"); + mkdirSync(dcc, { recursive: true }); + await writeFile( + path.join(dcc, "moss-mask.png"), + rgbaPng({ + blue: () => 255, + green: () => 255, + height: 8, + red: (x, y) => (x * 32 + y * 16) % 256, + width: 8, + }), + ); + for (const name of ["moss_diff.jpg", "moss_nrm.jpg", "moss_orm.jpg", "rock_diff.jpg"]) + await writeFile(path.join(dcc, name), `TN_DCC_TEXTURE ${name}`); + const table = path.join(dcc, "layers.json"); + await writeFile( + table, + JSON.stringify({ + base: { + id: "moss", + metalness: 0, + normal: true, + orm: true, + roughness: 0.9, + tile: 3, + tint: [0.36, 0.47, 0.27], + }, + breakup: { push: 0.2, scale: 0.3 }, + layers: [ + { + channel: "r", + hi: 0.8, + id: "rock", + lo: 0.2, + mask: "moss-mask", + metalness: 0.1, + roughness: 0.7, + tile: 6, + tint: [1, 1, 1], + }, + ], + macro: { max: 1.1, min: 0.9, scale: 0.05 }, + masks: { "moss-mask": { image: "moss-mask.png" } }, + splatSize: 8, + textures: { diff: "{id}_diff.jpg", nrm: "{id}_nrm.jpg", orm: "{id}_orm.jpg" }, + }), + ); + return table; + } + + it("writes the ORM map of a layer whose material has a roughness input, beside its other maps", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("tn-export-terrain-layers-"); + const blend = await makeFixtureBlend(root); + const out = path.join(root, "package"); + await blenderRun(root, [ + "-b", + blend, + "--python", + recipeScript, + "--", + "--out", + out, + "--cell", + "64", + "--terrain-layers", + await terrainTable(root), + ]); + const tex = path.join(out, "terrain/tex"); + expect(jsonFiles(tex)).toEqual([ + "moss_diff.jpg", + "moss_nrm.jpg", + "moss_orm.jpg", + "rock_diff.jpg", + ]); + expect(readFileSync(path.join(tex, "moss_orm.jpg"), "utf8")).toBe( + "TN_DCC_TEXTURE moss_orm.jpg", + ); + // The shipped table carries each layer's light response: the ORM flag, or its two numbers. + const shipped = JSON.parse(readFileSync(path.join(out, "terrain/layers.json"), "utf8")) as { + base: { orm?: boolean }; + layers: { roughness: number }[]; + }; + expect(shipped.base.orm).toBe(true); + expect(shipped.layers[0]?.roughness).toBe(0.7); + expect( + JSON.parse(readFileSync(path.join(out, "world.json"), "utf8")).terrain.layers.table, + ).toBe("terrain/layers.json"); + }, 300_000); + + it("refuses a table whose ORM layer names no orm source texture", async () => { + const root = await makeTempDir("tn-export-terrain-layers-noorm-"); + const blend = await makeFixtureBlend(root); + const out = path.join(root, "package"); + const table = await terrainTable(root); + const authored = JSON.parse(readFileSync(table, "utf8")) as { + textures: Record; + }; + authored.textures = { diff: "{id}_diff.jpg", nrm: "{id}_nrm.jpg" }; + await writeFile(table, JSON.stringify(authored)); + await expect( + blenderRun(root, [ + "-b", + blend, + "--python", + recipeScript, + "--", + "--out", + out, + "--cell", + "64", + "--terrain-layers", + table, + ]), + ).rejects.toThrow(); + expect(existsSync(path.join(out, "terrain/tex/moss_orm.jpg"))).toBe(false); + }, 300_000); +}); diff --git a/packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py b/packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py index fab5f39822..45ea7d3eb1 100644 --- a/packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py +++ b/packages/blender-mcp/gpl/recipes/export_world.py @@ -388,6 +388,8 @@ def skipped_collections(layer, under_hidden=False): def terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer_id, kind): """The source file of one texture set's map, searched in the table's `textures.search` dirs.""" + if kind not in textures: + fail("terrain layers: the table names no '%s' texture for a layer that asks for one" % kind) name = textures[kind].replace("{id}", layer_id) for relative in textures.get("search", ["."]): base = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(table_dir, relative)) @@ -422,7 +424,9 @@ def export_terrain_layers(out, table_path, root=None): The table (the game's; its DCC shader can read the same file) names its masks, texture sets and blend values. This writes `terrain/layers.json` (the table plus the splat layout), `terrain/splat.rgba8` (masks packed into RGBA8 planes, raw so no cook converts them) and - `terrain/tex/_diff.jpg` / `_nrm.jpg`, and returns the `terrain.layers` paths. + `terrain/tex/_diff.jpg`, `_nrm.jpg` and `_orm.jpg`, and returns the + `terrain.layers` paths. A layer's `normal` and `orm` flags say which maps it ships, and its + `roughness`/`metalness` say how it answers light when it ships no ORM map. Relative paths in the table resolve against `root` when given, else the table's folder. """ import numpy as np @@ -476,6 +480,13 @@ def export_terrain_layers(out, table_path, root=None): terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer["id"], "nrm"), os.path.join(tex, "%s_nrm.jpg" % layer["id"]), ) + if layer.get("orm"): + # A material with a roughness input of its own ships that input as occlusion, + # roughness and metalness; the table's numbers stand in for one without it. + shutil.copyfile( + terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer["id"], "orm"), + os.path.join(tex, "%s_orm.jpg" % layer["id"]), + ) shipped = {key: table[key] for key in ("base", "breakup", "macro", "layers")} shipped["splat"] = {"masks": placed, "planes": len(planes), "size": size} diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/depth-pyramid.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/depth-pyramid.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1c4bb56229 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/depth-pyramid.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,333 @@ +import { DepthTexture, Matrix4, PerspectiveCamera, Scene } from "three"; +import { context, pass } from "three/tsl"; +import { WGSLNodeBuilder } from "three/webgpu"; +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; +import { DepthPyramid, buildDepthPyramid } from "../src/render/depth-pyramid.js"; +import { type IRendererLike, createRenderer } from "../src/renderer.js"; +import { WorldGpuScene } from "../src/world-gpu-scene.js"; + +afterEach(() => vi.unstubAllGlobals()); + +function compile(node: unknown, samples: number) { + const gpu = { + contextNode: context(), + backend: { + capabilities: { getUniformBufferLimit: () => 65_536 }, + compatibilityMode: false, + device: {}, + utils: { getTextureSampleData: () => ({ primarySamples: samples }) }, + }, + hasCompatibility: () => true, + hasFeature: () => false, + }; + // Three's declarations omit the compute-node path and its generated shader fields. + const builder = new WGSLNodeBuilder(node as never, gpu as never) as unknown as { + build(): void; + computeShader: string; + uniforms: { compute: { node: { value: unknown } }[] }; + }; + builder.build(); + return builder; +} + +describe("readable scene depth", () => { + it.each(["logarithmicDepthBuffer", "reversedDepthBuffer", "camera.reversedDepth"])( + "keeps frustum-only culling when the renderer uses %s", + (setting) => { + const world = new WorldGpuScene(); + world.key("pine:0:0", Float32Array.from(new Matrix4().elements), 16, { + group: "pine:0", + part: 0, + parts: 1, + }); + const scenePassDepth = vi.fn(() => ({ + texture: new DepthTexture(8, 8), + width: 8, + height: 8, + })); + const dispatches: unknown[] = []; + const renderer = { + kind: "webgpu", + raw: { [setting]: true, backend: { hasFeature: () => true } }, + compute: (node: unknown) => { + dispatches.push(...(Array.isArray(node) ? node : [node])); + }, + scenePassDepth, + } as unknown as IRendererLike; + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + if (setting === "camera.reversedDepth") + Object.defineProperty(camera, "reversedDepth", { value: true }); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(scenePassDepth).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toBe("refused: nonstandard depth"); + expect(dispatches).toHaveLength(2); + for (const node of dispatches) expect(compile(node, 1).computeShader).not.toContain("log2"); + world.dispose(); + }, + ); + + it("keeps the farthest edge texel through odd-sized reductions", () => { + const distance = new Float32Array(7 * 5).fill(10); + distance[distance.length - 1] = 500; + expect(buildDepthPyramid(distance, 7, 5).levels.at(-1)?.distance[0]).toBe(500); + const pyramid = new DepthPyramid(); + pyramid.resize(7, 5); + expect(pyramid.levels).toBe(3); + pyramid.dispose(); + }); + + it("uses the implicit framebuffer attachment without changing targets or texture bookkeeping", async () => { + vi.stubGlobal("navigator", { gpu: {} }); + const canvas = new EventTarget() as HTMLCanvasElement; + const depth = new DepthTexture(64, 32); + const target = { depthTexture: null, width: 64, height: 32, samples: 4 }; + const data = { + depthTexture: depth as DepthTexture | undefined, + initialized: true, + version: depth.version, + bindGroups: new Set(), + }; + const surface = new DepthTexture(64, 32); + const getCanvasTarget = vi.fn(() => ({ depthTexture: surface })); + const setRenderTarget = vi.fn(); + const render = vi.fn(); + const raw = { + domElement: canvas, + init: async () => undefined, + needsFrameBufferTarget: true, + _getFrameBufferTarget: () => target, + _textures: { get: (object: unknown) => (object === target ? data : {}) }, + getCanvasTarget, + getRenderTarget: () => null, + setRenderTarget, + render, + setSize: () => undefined, + }; + const renderer = await createRenderer({ canvas, webgpuFactory: () => raw }); + const before = { ...data }; + const scene = new Scene(); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + try { + expect(renderer.scenePassDepth?.()).toEqual({ + texture: depth, + width: 64, + height: 32, + samples: 4, + }); + expect(data).toEqual(before); + expect(depth.isRenderTargetTexture).toBe(false); + expect(target.depthTexture).toBeNull(); + renderer.render(scene, camera); + expect(setRenderTarget).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + expect(render).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith(scene, camera); + expect(getCanvasTarget).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + // No rendered attachment must refuse, rather than sample untouched presentation depth. + data.depthTexture = undefined; + expect(renderer.scenePassDepth?.()).toBeUndefined(); + // An authored scene pass takes precedence over the implicit framebuffer. + const worldPass = pass(scene, camera); + worldPass.renderTarget.setSize(64, 32); + const passDepth = worldPass.renderTarget.depthTexture as DepthTexture; + // Three sizes the explicit depth when updateRenderTarget runs during the draw. + passDepth.image.width = 64; + passDepth.image.height = 32; + renderer.setOutputNode(worldPass.getTextureNode(), worldPass); + expect(renderer.scenePassDepth?.()?.texture).toBe(worldPass.renderTarget.depthTexture); + worldPass.dispose(); + } finally { + renderer.dispose(); + } + }); + + it.each([1, 4])( + "resolves every one of %i depth samples into level 0 before reducing it", + (samples) => { + const pyramid = new DepthPyramid(); + const depth = new DepthTexture(8, 8); + const kernels: unknown[] = []; + pyramid.resize(8, 8); + pyramid.build( + { compute: (node) => kernels.push(...(node as unknown[])) }, + depth, + 0.1, + 1000, + samples, + ); + const first = compile(kernels[0], samples); + expect(first.uniforms.compute.some((uniform) => uniform.node.value === depth)).toBe(true); + expect(first.computeShader.match(/textureLoad\(/g)).toHaveLength(4 * samples); + expect(first.computeShader).toContain( + samples > 1 ? "texture_depth_multisampled_2d" : "texture_depth_2d", + ); + for (let sample = 0; sample < samples; sample += 1) { + expect(first.computeShader).toContain(`${samples > 1 ? "i32" : "u32"}( ${sample}.0 )`); + } + const next = compile(kernels[1], samples); + expect(next.computeShader).not.toContain("textureLoad("); + expect(next.uniforms.compute.some((uniform) => uniform.node.value === depth)).toBe(false); + // A same-size replacement must bind the new depth, not a cached texture from a retired pass. + const replacement = new DepthTexture(8, 8); + kernels.length = 0; + pyramid.build( + { compute: (node) => kernels.push(...(node as unknown[])) }, + replacement, + 0.1, + 1000, + samples, + ); + expect( + compile(kernels[0], samples).uniforms.compute.some( + (uniform) => uniform.node.value === replacement, + ), + ).toBe(true); + pyramid.dispose(); + }, + ); + + it("binds the resolved pyramid in the same cull after a resize and preserves the main draw buffers", () => { + const world = new WorldGpuScene(); + world.key("pine:0:0", new Float32Array(new Matrix4().elements), 16, { + group: "pine:0", + part: 0, + parts: 1, + }); + let depth = new DepthTexture(8, 8); + const compiled = new Map>(); + const dispatches: { name: string; builder: ReturnType }[] = []; + const renderer = { + kind: "webgpu", + raw: { backend: { hasFeature: () => true } }, + readback: async () => new ArrayBuffer(24), + compute: (group: unknown) => { + for (const node of Array.isArray(group) ? group : [group]) { + let builder = compiled.get(node); + if (builder === undefined) { + builder = compile(node, 4); + compiled.set(node, builder); + } + dispatches.push({ name: (node as { name: string }).name, builder }); + } + }, + scenePassDepth: () => ({ + texture: depth, + width: depth.image.width, + height: depth.image.height, + samples: 4, + }), + } as unknown as IRendererLike; + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + const drawn = world.drawn; + const args = world.args; + const regions = [...world.regions]; + try { + for (const size of [8, 16]) { + depth = new DepthTexture(size, size); + dispatches.length = 0; + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + const first = dispatches.find((dispatch) => dispatch.name === "tnDepthPyramid0"); + const cull = dispatches.find((dispatch) => dispatch.name === "worldGpuSceneCull"); + const chain = first?.builder.uniforms.compute.find( + (uniform) => + (uniform.node.value as { isStorageBufferAttribute?: boolean }) + .isStorageBufferAttribute === true, + )?.node.value; + expect(chain).toBeDefined(); + expect(cull?.builder.uniforms.compute.some((uniform) => uniform.node.value === chain)).toBe( + true, + ); + expect(world.drawn).toBe(drawn); + expect(world.args).toBe(args); + expect(world.regions).toEqual(regions); + } + } finally { + world.dispose(); + } + }); +}); + +describe("pyramid GPU timestamps", () => { + it("timestamps the whole resolve/reduction group, resolves with cadence off, and consumes each sample once", async () => { + vi.stubGlobal("navigator", { gpu: {} }); + const canvas = new EventTarget() as HTMLCanvasElement; + const pool = { queryOffsets: new Map(), timestamps: new Map() }; + const backend = { trackTimestamp: true, timestampQueryPool: { compute: pool } }; + const info = { frame: 0, compute: { timestamp: 0 } }; + const groups: unknown[] = []; + const resolves: { type: string; enabled: boolean }[] = []; + const raw = { + domElement: canvas, + backend, + info, + init: async () => undefined, + compute: (group: unknown) => { + groups.push(group); + if (backend.trackTimestamp) + pool.queryOffsets.set( + `compute:${groups.length}:f${info.frame}`, + pool.queryOffsets.size * 2, + ); + }, + resolveTimestampsAsync: async (type = "render") => { + resolves.push({ type, enabled: backend.trackTimestamp }); + if (!backend.trackTimestamp || type !== "compute") return undefined; + const uids = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()]; + pool.queryOffsets.clear(); + await Promise.resolve(); + for (const uid of uids) pool.timestamps.set(uid, 0.25); + info.compute.timestamp = 0.25; + return 0.25; + }, + render: () => undefined, + setSize: () => undefined, + }; + const renderer = await createRenderer({ + canvas, + gpuTimestampFrameInterval: 2, + webgpuFactory: () => raw, + }); + const pyramid = new DepthPyramid(); + pyramid.resize(8, 8); + const depth = new DepthTexture(8, 8); + try { + renderer.beginFrame?.(); + pyramid.build(renderer, depth, 0.1, 1000, 4); + const group = groups[0] as { name: string }[]; + expect(group.map((node) => node.name)).toEqual([ + "tnDepthPyramid0", + "tnDepthPyramid1", + "tnDepthPyramid2", + ]); + expect(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()).toBeUndefined(); + renderer.beginFrame?.(); // Cadence off when the frame asks to resolve. + renderer.compute({}); + expect(backend.trackTimestamp).toBe(false); + renderer.resolveGpuFrame(); + expect(backend.trackTimestamp).toBe(false); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); + expect(resolves).toEqual([ + { type: "render", enabled: true }, + { type: "compute", enabled: true }, + ]); + expect(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()).toBe(0.25); + expect(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()).toBeUndefined(); + expect(renderer.gpuComputeMs?.()).toBe(0.25); + // Extra dispatches do not change the frame's sample decision. + pyramid.build(renderer, depth, 0.1, 1000, 4); + expect(pool.queryOffsets.size).toBe(0); + renderer.compute({}); + renderer.beginFrame?.(); + pyramid.build(renderer, depth, 0.1, 1000, 4); + renderer.resolveGpuFrame(); + await Promise.resolve(); + await Promise.resolve(); + expect(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()).toBe(0.25); + expect(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()).toBeUndefined(); + } finally { + pyramid.dispose(); + renderer.dispose(); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/frame-budget-gpu-series.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/frame-budget-gpu-series.spec.ts index cce1cddf74..4263c9da1b 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/frame-budget-gpu-series.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/frame-budget-gpu-series.spec.ts @@ -184,14 +184,89 @@ describe("frame-budget GPU series", () => { expect(payload.gpuOther).toBe(1); expect(payload.gpuCompute).toBe(0.4); // Appended after every existing field, so a reader that parsed the older line keeps its keys. - expect(Object.keys(payload).slice(-4)).toEqual([ + expect(Object.keys(payload).slice(-6)).toEqual([ "gpuMain", "gpuShadow", "gpuOther", "gpuCompute", + "gpuShadowP95", + "gpuShadowSamples", ]); }); + it("reports the shadow tail over frames that rendered one, not the known-zero frames", () => { + // p50 of a sparse bucket is zero while the refreshed frames are expensive: the shadow incidence + // is a few percent, so Phase 2 compares the tail together with the count it was drawn from. A + // frame that drew no shadow contributes a known zero and must not be in that rendered tail, so + // the producer's own `shadowPasses` count — never a `shadow > 0` guess — selects the frames. + const budget = gpuBudget(); + const clock = { now: 0, timestamp: 0 }; + // shadow ms, and the shadow passes the producer recorded that frame. + const frames: ReadonlyArray = [ + [0, 0], + [0, 0], + [0, 0], + [4, 1], + [0, 0], + [0, 0], + [0, 0], + [21, 1], + ]; + for (const [index, [ms, passes]] of frames.entries()) { + clock.now += 1; + clock.timestamp += 16.7; + budget.beginFrame(clock.timestamp, clock.now); + clock.now += 2; + budget.markSimulationEnd(clock.now, 1); + budget.addRender(9); + clock.now += 9; + budget.addGpuMs(10, index + 1); + budget.addGpuBucketMs({ main: 5, shadow: ms, shadowPasses: passes }); + budget.endFrame(clock.now); + } + const window = budget.window(); + // Every frame resolved a shadow reading, the six known zeros included: the all-frame p50 is 0. + expect(window.gpuShadowSamples).toBe(8); + expect(window.gpuShadowP95).toBe(21); + expect(window.gpuShadow).toBe(0); + // The rendered tail is the two frames that drew a shadow; the six known zeros are excluded. + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered?.samples).toBe(2); + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered?.p95).toBe(21); + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered?.max).toBe(21); + }); + + it("counts a shadow render that cost 0 ms, which a `shadow > 0` guess would drop", () => { + const budget = gpuBudget(); + budget.beginFrame(0, 0); + budget.addGpuMs(5, 1); + budget.addGpuBucketMs({ main: 5, shadow: 0, shadowPasses: 1 }); + budget.endFrame(1); + const window = budget.window(); + // A genuine render that resolved to zero is observed: the summary is present at max 0, not absent. + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered?.samples).toBe(1); + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered?.max).toBe(0); + }); + + it("omits the rendered shadow summary rather than zeroing it when only known zeros resolved", () => { + const budget = gpuBudget(); + const clock = { now: 0, timestamp: 0 }; + for (let index = 0; index < 3; index += 1) { + clock.now += 1; + clock.timestamp += 16.7; + budget.beginFrame(clock.timestamp, clock.now); + clock.now += 2; + budget.markSimulationEnd(clock.now, 1); + budget.addRender(9); + clock.now += 9; + budget.addGpuMs(10, index + 1); + budget.addGpuBucketMs({ main: 5, shadow: 0, shadowPasses: 0 }); + budget.endFrame(clock.now); + } + const window = budget.window(); + expect(window.gpuShadowSamples).toBe(3); + expect(window.gpuShadowRendered).toBeUndefined(); + }); + it("reports a bucket absent rather than zero when no frame resolved it", () => { const budget = gpuBudget(); budget.beginFrame(0, 0); @@ -204,3 +279,18 @@ describe("frame-budget GPU series", () => { expect(window.gpuCompute).toBeUndefined(); }); }); + +describe("pyramid GPU span", () => { + it("reports fresh pyramid samples as a windowed p50/p95 and resets the next window", () => { + const lines: string[] = []; + const budget = new FrameBudget({ reportEvery: 3, report: (line) => lines.push(line) }); + for (const [frame, ms] of [1, 2, 3].entries()) { + budget.beginFrame(frame * 16, frame * 16); + budget.addGpuPyramidMs(ms); + budget.endFrame(frame * 16 + 1); + } + const payload = JSON.parse(lines[0]?.slice(FRAME_BUDGET_MARKER.length + 1) ?? "{}"); + expect(payload.gpuPyramid).toMatchObject({ samples: 3, p50: 2, p95: 3 }); + expect(budget.window().gpuPyramid).toBeUndefined(); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/game-frame-budget-surface.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/game-frame-budget-surface.spec.ts index e9a1193dac..b7b9c6fba9 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/game-frame-budget-surface.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/game-frame-budget-surface.spec.ts @@ -251,4 +251,63 @@ describe("the frame budget names the surface the game's own loop drew", () => { }); } }); + + it("feeds the simulation tick into a plain window with no spans installed", async () => { + // `TN_FRAME_SPANS` is not set here, so no `FrameCounters` are installed: the tick is the only + // counter in the window, and it must arrive anyway or a plain log cannot join window ends. + const canvas = testCanvas(); + let frame: ((time: number) => void) | undefined; + const lines: string[] = []; + let clock = 0; + class Empty extends Scene { + static override readonly initialState = {}; + } + const game = defineGame({ + frameBudget: { report: (line) => lines.push(line), reportEvery: 2 }, + renderer: { + canvas, + preferWebGPU: false, + webgl2Factory: () => ({ + domElement: canvas, + render: () => undefined, + setSize: () => undefined, + }), + }, + scenes: { test: Empty }, + start: "test", + }); + const requestFrame = globalThis.requestAnimationFrame; + const nowSpy = vi.spyOn(globalThis.performance, "now").mockImplementation(() => clock); + Object.defineProperty(globalThis, "requestAnimationFrame", { + configurable: true, + value: (callback: (time: number) => void) => { + frame = callback; + return 1; + }, + }); + try { + await game.start(); + if (frame === undefined) throw new Error("Game did not start its loop."); + clock = 1_000; + frame(1_000); + clock = 1_016.7; + frame(1_016.7); + + const marker = lines.find((line) => line.startsWith(`${FRAME_BUDGET_MARKER}:`)); + expect(marker, "no frame-budget window was reported").toBeDefined(); + const reported = JSON.parse(marker?.slice(FRAME_BUDGET_MARKER.length + 1) ?? "{}"); + expect(reported.counters).toBeDefined(); + expect(Number.isInteger(reported.counters.simulationTick)).toBe(true); + expect(reported.counters.simulationTick).toBeGreaterThan(0); + // No spans, so no boundary series: the tick is the only counter. + expect(reported.counters.hostCalls).toBeUndefined(); + } finally { + await game.stop(); + nowSpy.mockRestore(); + Object.defineProperty(globalThis, "requestAnimationFrame", { + configurable: true, + value: requestFrame, + }); + } + }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/matrix-world-static.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/matrix-world-static.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..df74a5bd36 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/matrix-world-static.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +import { BufferGeometry, Group, Mesh, MeshBasicMaterial, type Object3D, Scene } from "three"; +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { MatrixWorldPass } from "../src/matrix-world.js"; +import { + invalidateStatic, + markStatic, + refreshStaticTransforms, + resetStaticTransforms, +} from "../src/static-transform.js"; + +afterEach(() => { + resetStaticTransforms(); +}); + +/** A batch the engine placed once: `depth` levels of three children under a root at a fixed place. */ +function batch(depth: number): { scene: Scene; root: Group; objects: number } { + const scene = new Scene(); + const root = new Group(); + root.name = "batch"; + root.position.set(3, 0, -7); + scene.add(root); + let objects = 1; + let frontier: Object3D[] = [root]; + for (let level = 0; level < depth; level += 1) { + const next: Object3D[] = []; + for (const parent of frontier) { + for (let index = 0; index < 3; index += 1) { + const child = new Mesh(new BufferGeometry(), new MeshBasicMaterial()); + child.position.set(index, level, 0); + parent.add(child); + objects += 1; + next.push(child); + } + } + frontier = next; + } + return { objects, root, scene }; +} + +describe("the world-matrix walk over a frozen batch", () => { + it("does not visit the batch's subtree again after it is placed", () => { + const { objects, root, scene } = batch(3); + const pass = new MatrixWorldPass(); + pass.apply(scene); + const unvisited = pass.report.visited; + + markStatic(root); + pass.beginFrame(); + pass.apply(scene); + const frozen = pass.report.visited; + + // The root still composes, so the frame that places it is the frame that pays for it. What the + // freeze buys is the frames after it: the scene and the batch root, and nothing below the root. + expect(unvisited).toBe(objects + 1); + expect(frozen).toBe(2); + }); + + it("gives a re-placed batch its new world matrix", () => { + const { root, scene } = batch(2); + const leaf = root.children[0] as Mesh; + markStatic(root); + const pass = new MatrixWorldPass(); + pass.apply(scene); + const before = leaf.matrixWorld.elements[13] as number; + + root.position.set(0, 5, 0); + refreshStaticTransforms(); + pass.beginFrame(); + pass.apply(scene); + + expect(leaf.matrixWorld.elements[13]).not.toBe(before); + expect(leaf.matrixWorld.elements[13]).toBe(5); + }); + + it("gives a batch whose subtree was written to its new world matrix", () => { + const { root, scene } = batch(2); + const leaf = root.children[0] as Mesh; + markStatic(root); + const pass = new MatrixWorldPass(); + pass.apply(scene); + + // The announced way to move something inside a frozen subtree: the owner re-arms it, which + // composes the subtree once at its new place. + leaf.position.set(0, 3, 0); + invalidateStatic(leaf); + pass.beginFrame(); + pass.apply(scene); + + expect(leaf.matrixWorld.elements[13]).toBe(3); + }); + + it("keeps pruning when the frame spans patch the scene prototype to time the walk", () => { + const { objects, root, scene } = batch(3); + markStatic(root); + // What `profiling/span-probes.ts` installs on the scene's prototype: an own property that wraps + // the base walk. It used to read as "a class that overrides the walk", which handed the whole + // scene to three's own recursion and pruned nothing. + const prototype = Object.getPrototypeOf(scene) as { + updateMatrixWorld?: Object3D["updateMatrixWorld"]; + }; + const base = prototype.updateMatrixWorld as Object3D["updateMatrixWorld"]; + let walks = 0; + prototype.updateMatrixWorld = function timedWalk(this: Object3D, force?: boolean): void { + walks += 1; + base.call(this, force); + }; + try { + const pass = new MatrixWorldPass(); + pass.apply(scene); + + expect(walks).toBe(0); + expect(pass.report.visited).toBe(2); + } finally { + prototype.updateMatrixWorld = base; + } + expect(objects).toBeGreaterThan(2); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/merge-parts.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/merge-parts.spec.ts index d1a07638e6..618bfc5dde 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/merge-parts.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/merge-parts.spec.ts @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ import { BufferAttribute, BufferGeometry, Color, + Euler, ExtrudeGeometry, Group, InstancedMesh, @@ -11,12 +12,14 @@ import { Matrix4, Mesh, MeshStandardMaterial, + Quaternion, Shape, SkinnedMesh, + Vector3, } from "three"; import { mergeGeometries } from "three/addons/utils/BufferGeometryUtils.js"; import { describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; -import { mergeByMaterial, mergeParts } from "../src/merge-parts.js"; +import { type IMergePart, mergeByMaterial, mergeParts } from "../src/merge-parts.js"; /** The mismatch that actually happens: a lofted profile is non-indexed, a primitive is indexed. */ function extruded(): ExtrudeGeometry { @@ -583,3 +586,176 @@ describe("mergeByMaterial", () => { }); }); }); + +/** + * The one shape a streamed world chunk is made of, and the arithmetic the fused copy has to match: + * a quantized interleaved `normal` inside a shared stride, a quantized `uv`, a placement with scale + * (which its normals must survive as unit normals), one indexed part among a non-indexed one so the + * group de-indexes, and enough vertices to cross 65,535 so the merged index must widen. + */ +function cookedChunk(vertices = 24_000): IMergePart[] { + const buffer = new InterleavedBuffer(new Int8Array(vertices * 4), 4); + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < vertices; vertex += 1) { + const at = vertex * 4; + buffer.array[at] = (vertex % 127) - 63; + buffer.array[at + 1] = ((vertex * 7) % 127) - 63; + buffer.array[at + 2] = ((vertex * 13) % 127) - 63; + } + const positions = new Float32Array(vertices * 3); + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < vertices; vertex += 1) { + positions[vertex * 3] = (vertex % 97) * 0.25; + positions[vertex * 3 + 1] = ((vertex * 3) % 89) * 0.5; + positions[vertex * 3 + 2] = ((vertex * 11) % 83) * 0.125; + } + const indexed = new BufferGeometry(); + indexed.setAttribute("position", new BufferAttribute(positions, 3)); + indexed.setAttribute("normal", new InterleavedBufferAttribute(buffer, 3, 0, true)); + indexed.setAttribute( + "uv", + new BufferAttribute( + new Uint16Array(vertices * 2).map((_, at) => at % 4096), + 2, + true, + ), + ); + const indices = new Uint32Array(vertices); + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < vertices; vertex += 1) indices[vertex] = vertex; + indexed.setIndex(new BufferAttribute(indices, 1)); + + const flat = new BufferGeometry(); + flat.setAttribute("position", new BufferAttribute(positions.slice(0, 9), 3)); + flat.setAttribute( + "normal", + new BufferAttribute(new Int8Array([63, -63, 0, 12, 90, -33, -7, 5, 111]), 3, true), + ); + flat.setAttribute("uv", new BufferAttribute(new Uint16Array([0, 0, 4096, 0, 0, 4096]), 2, true)); + + return [ + { + color: 0x2f8b1a, + geometry: indexed, + matrix: new Matrix4().compose( + new Vector3(3, -1, 0.5), + new Quaternion().setFromEuler(new Euler(0.3, 1.1, -0.2)), + new Vector3(10.27, 10.27, 10.27), + ), + }, + { + color: 0x8b2f1a, + geometry: flat, + matrix: new Matrix4().makeTranslation(4, 0, 0), + }, + ]; +} + +/** + * `mergeParts` before PRD-478 AC-1 read every component through three's own accessors: `clone()`, + * `applyMatrix4`, `toNonIndexed()`, a de-quantizing copy, then `mergeGeometries`. The fused copy + * reads the same arrays directly, and this is the proof it lands on the same bytes — the fixture + * above against the three path it replaced, attribute for attribute and element for element. + */ +function throughThree( + parts: readonly IMergePart[], + preserve: readonly ("uv" | "normal")[], +): BufferGeometry { + const deindex = !parts.every((part) => part.geometry.index !== null); + const keep = new Set(["position", ...preserve]); + const flattened = parts.map((part) => { + const placed = part.geometry.clone(); + if (part.matrix !== undefined) placed.applyMatrix4(part.matrix); + const flat = deindex && placed.index !== null ? placed.toNonIndexed() : placed; + for (const name of Object.keys(flat.attributes)) + if (!keep.has(name)) flat.deleteAttribute(name); + flat.morphAttributes = {}; + for (const name of Object.keys(flat.attributes)) { + const attribute = flat.getAttribute(name); + if ( + attribute.array instanceof Float32Array && + !attribute.normalized && + !("isInterleavedBufferAttribute" in attribute) + ) + continue; + const values = new Float32Array(attribute.count * attribute.itemSize); + for (let index = 0; index < attribute.count; index += 1) + for (let component = 0; component < attribute.itemSize; component += 1) + values[index * attribute.itemSize + component] = attribute.getComponent(index, component); + flat.setAttribute(name, new BufferAttribute(values, attribute.itemSize)); + } + if (part.color === undefined) return flat; + const tone = new Color(part.color); + const position = flat.getAttribute("position"); + const painted = new Float32Array(position.count * 3); + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < position.count; vertex += 1) { + painted[vertex * 3] = tone.r; + painted[vertex * 3 + 1] = tone.g; + painted[vertex * 3 + 2] = tone.b; + } + flat.setAttribute("color", new BufferAttribute(painted, 3)); + return flat; + }); + const merged = mergeGeometries(flattened, false); + for (const geometry of flattened) geometry.dispose(); + if (merged === null) throw new Error("three refused the fixture merge."); + if (!preserve.includes("normal")) merged.computeVertexNormals(); + return merged; +} + +function sameBytes(merged: BufferGeometry, expected: BufferGeometry): void { + expect(Object.keys(merged.attributes)).toEqual(Object.keys(expected.attributes)); + for (const name of Object.keys(expected.attributes)) { + const got = merged.getAttribute(name); + const want = expected.getAttribute(name); + expect(got.array.constructor, `${name} array type`).toBe(want.array.constructor); + expect(got.itemSize, `${name} itemSize`).toBe(want.itemSize); + expect(got.count, `${name} count`).toBe(want.count); + expect(Array.from(got.array as Float32Array), `${name} values`).toEqual( + Array.from(want.array as Float32Array), + ); + } + const index = merged.getIndex(); + const expectedIndex = expected.getIndex(); + if (expectedIndex === null) expect(index).toBeNull(); + else { + expect(index?.array.constructor, "index array type").toBe(expectedIndex.array.constructor); + expect(Array.from(index?.array ?? []), "index values").toEqual(Array.from(expectedIndex.array)); + } +} + +describe("mergeParts — the fused copy against the three path it replaced (PRD-478 AC-1)", () => { + it("should hold the same bytes for a de-indexing quantized interleaved chunk, colour included", () => { + const preserve = ["normal", "uv"] as const; + const expected = throughThree(cookedChunk(), preserve); + // The three path de-interleaves every channel it clones, loudly; the fused path reads the array. + // This is the assertion that makes the comparison below a comparison of the two, not of three + // with itself. + const log = vi.spyOn(console, "log"); + const merged = mergeParts(cookedChunk(), { label: "chunk", preserve }); + expect(log).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + log.mockRestore(); + expect(merged.getIndex()).toBeNull(); + sameBytes(merged, expected); + }); + + it("should hold the same bytes with the position-only default, which recomputes the normals", () => { + sameBytes(mergeParts(cookedChunk(), { label: "chunk" }), throughThree(cookedChunk(), [])); + }); + + it("should hold the same bytes for an all-indexed group whose merge crosses 65,535 vertices", () => { + const wide = cookedChunk(40_000); + const parts = [wide[0] as IMergePart, { ...(wide[0] as IMergePart), matrix: undefined }]; + const preserve = ["normal", "uv"] as const; + const merged = mergeParts(parts, { label: "wide", preserve }); + expect(merged.getAttribute("position").count).toBeGreaterThan(65_535); + expect(merged.getIndex()?.array).toBeInstanceOf(Uint32Array); + sameBytes(merged, throughThree(parts, preserve)); + }); + + it("should read one source geometry once per part, leaving its interleaved buffer untouched", () => { + const part = cookedChunk()[0]; + const geometry = part?.geometry as BufferGeometry; + const normal = geometry.getAttribute("normal") as InterleavedBufferAttribute; + const before = Array.from(normal.data.array); + mergeParts([part as IMergePart], { label: "untouched", preserve: ["normal", "uv"] }); + expect(Array.from(normal.data.array)).toEqual(before); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/model-lod-loader.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/model-lod-loader.spec.ts index b1b040f655..cb6c21b673 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/model-lod-loader.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/model-lod-loader.spec.ts @@ -33,8 +33,9 @@ function gridIndices(triangles: number): number[] { * `TN_discrete_lod` extension on the primitive. Written by hand so the loader — not the asset * package the pipeline owns — is what this test exercises. */ -function cookedGlb(): Buffer { - const positions = new Float32Array((QUADS + 1) * 2 * 3); +function cookedGlb(options: { copies?: boolean } = {}): Buffer { + const lod0Vertices = (QUADS + 1) * 2; + let positions = new Float32Array(lod0Vertices * 3); for (let vertex = 0; vertex <= QUADS; vertex += 1) { positions[vertex * 6] = (vertex / QUADS) * 2 - 1; positions[vertex * 6 + 1] = -1; @@ -44,7 +45,19 @@ function cookedGlb(): Buffer { positions[vertex * 6 + 5] = 0; } const baseIndices = new Uint32Array(gridIndices(LOD0_TRIANGLES)); - const levelIndices = new Uint32Array(gridIndices(COARSE_TRIANGLES)); + let levelIndices = new Uint32Array(gridIndices(COARSE_TRIANGLES)); + if (options.copies === true) { + // The card cook's shape (PRD-539): the level draws copies of its vertices, scaled and appended + // after LOD0's, which LOD0's own indices never reach. + const source = [...new Set(levelIndices)]; + const grown = new Float32Array((lod0Vertices + source.length) * 3); + grown.set(positions); + for (const [copy, vertex] of source.entries()) + for (let axis = 0; axis < 3; axis += 1) + grown[(lod0Vertices + copy) * 3 + axis] = (positions[vertex * 3 + axis] as number) * 2; + positions = grown; + levelIndices = levelIndices.map((vertex) => lod0Vertices + source.indexOf(vertex)); + } const binPadded = padTo4( Buffer.concat([ Buffer.from(positions.buffer, positions.byteOffset, positions.byteLength), @@ -60,9 +73,9 @@ function cookedGlb(): Buffer { { bufferView: 0, componentType: 5126, - count: (QUADS + 1) * 2, - max: [1, 1, 0], - min: [-1, -1, 0], + count: positions.length / 3, + max: options.copies === true ? [2, 2, 0] : [1, 1, 0], + min: options.copies === true ? [-2, -2, 0] : [-1, -1, 0], type: "VEC3", }, { bufferView: 1, componentType: 5125, count: baseIndices.length, type: "SCALAR" }, @@ -186,6 +199,30 @@ describe("createAssetLoader with a cooked TN_discrete_lod model", () => { expect(baseGeometryOf(mesh)).toBe(base); }, 120_000); + it("draws a level whose indices reach vertex copies appended after LOD0's", async () => { + stubFetch(cookedGlb({ copies: true })); + const loader = createAssetLoader({ basePath: "" }); + const value = await loader.model<{ scene: Object3D }>("cards.glb"); + const mesh = firstMesh(value.scene); + const lod0Vertices = (QUADS + 1) * 2; + const scene = new Scene(); + scene.add(mesh); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(60, 1, 0.1, 1000); + camera.position.set(0, 0, 100); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(true); + expect(updateModelLods(scene, camera, 1080)).toBe(COARSE_TRIANGLES); + const level = Array.from(mesh.geometry.index?.array ?? []); + expect(level.length).toBe(COARSE_TRIANGLES * 3); + // Every corner the level draws is a copy, and the copy is in the shared position buffer. + for (const vertex of level) expect(vertex).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(lod0Vertices); + const position = mesh.geometry.getAttribute("position"); + expect(position).toBe(baseGeometryOf(mesh).getAttribute("position")); + expect(Math.max(...level)).toBeLessThan(position.count); + // LOD0 never reaches a copy. + const lod0 = Array.from(baseGeometryOf(mesh).index?.array ?? []); + expect(Math.max(...lod0)).toBeLessThan(lod0Vertices); + }, 120_000); + it("shares the base's bounds with every level, so bounds padded after load reach them", async () => { // A vertex-displacement material makes a game pad the base's bounds after the model loads, so // the renderer does not cull the object the shader pushed out of shape. Every level shares the diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/render-chain.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/render-chain.spec.ts index c711ba1dae..47454ba028 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/render-chain.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/render-chain.spec.ts @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { RenderChain, readRenderChainObservation, } from "../src/render/chain.js"; -import type { IRendererLike } from "../src/renderer.js"; +import type { IRenderOutputOptions, IRendererLike } from "../src/renderer.js"; function renderer( kind: IRendererLike["kind"], @@ -806,4 +806,93 @@ describe("RenderChain", () => { }), ).toThrow(/targetFps must be a finite positive number/u); }); + // PRD-492: a colour grade is a display-referred effect, so it needs a place after the tone + // curve and the sRGB encode. The chain owns where the transform happens and the renderer's + // `outputColorTransform` owns whether it applies automatically; the stage owns only its look. + it("runs an after-output-transform stage last and hands the renderer the transform to apply", () => { + const order: string[] = []; + const installed: { node: unknown; outputColorTransform: unknown }[] = []; + const current = renderer("webgpu"); + const chain = new RenderChain( + { + ...current, + setOutputNode: (node: unknown, _worldPass: unknown, options?: IRenderOutputOptions) => { + installed.push({ node, outputColorTransform: options?.outputColorTransform }); + }, + } as unknown as IRendererLike, + { + input: { colour: true }, + stages: [ + { + afterOutputTransform: true, + build: (input) => { + order.push("grade"); + return { input, name: "grade" }; + }, + name: "grade", + }, + { + build: (input) => { + order.push("bloom"); + return { input, name: "bloom" }; + }, + name: "bloom", + }, + ], + request: { stages: ["bloom", "grade"], tier: "high" }, + }, + ); + + expect(chain.applied.stages).toEqual(["bloom", "grade"]); + expect(order).toEqual(["bloom", "grade"]); + expect(installed).toHaveLength(1); + expect(installed[0]?.outputColorTransform).toBe(false); + }); + + it("leaves the automatic transform on when no after-output-transform stage actually ran", () => { + const installed: (boolean | undefined)[] = []; + const current = renderer("webgpu"); + const chain = new RenderChain( + { + ...current, + setOutputNode: (_node: unknown, _worldPass: unknown, options?: IRenderOutputOptions) => { + installed.push(options?.outputColorTransform); + }, + } as unknown as IRendererLike, + { + input: { colour: true }, + stages: [ + { + afterOutputTransform: true, + available: () => "lut:pending", + build: (input) => ({ input, name: "grade" }), + name: "grade", + }, + { build: (input) => ({ input, name: "bloom" }), name: "bloom" }, + ], + request: { stages: ["bloom", "grade"], tier: "high" }, + }, + ); + + // The grade was refused, so nothing applied the transform itself and the frame would have + // reached the display un-tone-mapped. That is the failure this flag exists to prevent. + expect(chain.applied.stages).toEqual(["bloom"]); + expect(chain.applied.dropped).toEqual([{ name: "grade", reason: "lut:pending" }]); + // Undefined is the renderer keeping its own transform, which is what an untaken + // output transform must leave alone. + expect(installed).toEqual([undefined]); + }); + + it("rejects an after-output-transform stage that also declares an anchor", () => { + expect( + () => + new RenderChain(renderer("webgpu"), { + stages: [ + { after: "bloom", afterOutputTransform: true, build: (input) => input, name: "grade" }, + stage("bloom", []), + ], + request: { stages: ["bloom", "grade"], tier: "high" }, + }), + ).toThrow(/afterOutputTransform/u); + }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/render-pass-budget.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/render-pass-budget.spec.ts index 27e1523b7b..5e2d28e9f1 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/render-pass-budget.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/render-pass-budget.spec.ts @@ -34,6 +34,47 @@ function fakeRenderer(): IFakeRenderer { return raw; } +/** + * A renderer with three's timestamp pool: one uid allocated per render call, resolved later. The + * test decides which uids resolve, so a pass that was recorded but never read back is reproducible. + * Each top-level render call advances the frame, so the same renderer serves a two-frame sequence; + * the nested calls a frame makes all carry that frame's number. + */ +function timestampRenderer(startFrame: number): { + readonly pool: { + readonly queryOffsets: Map; + readonly timestamps: Map; + }; + readonly raw: Parameters[0]; +} { + const pool = { + queryOffsets: new Map(), + timestamps: new Map(), + }; + let allocation = 0; + let frame = startFrame; + let depth = 0; + const raw = { + backend: { timestampQueryPool: { render: pool } }, + info: { render: { calls: 0, drawCalls: 0, triangles: 0 } }, + render(scene: IFakeScene, _camera: object): void { + const outermost = depth === 0; + depth += 1; + try { + for (const child of scene.nested ?? []) raw.render(child, {}); + allocation += 1; + pool.queryOffsets.set(`r:0:${allocation}:f${frame}`, pool.queryOffsets.size * 2); + raw.info.render.drawCalls += scene.submissions.draws; + raw.info.render.triangles += scene.submissions.triangles; + } finally { + depth -= 1; + if (outermost) frame += 1; + } + }, + }; + return { pool, raw: raw as unknown as Parameters[0] }; +} + const MAIN: IFakeScene = { name: "", submissions: { draws: 0, triangles: 0 } }; const SHADOW: IFakeScene = { name: "Shadow Map [ Sun ]", @@ -162,12 +203,117 @@ describe("render pass budget", () => { frame, main: 5.5, shadow: 2.25, + shadowPasses: 1, total: 7.75, }); // One reading per frame: the same frame is not handed out twice. expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toBeUndefined(); }); + it("leaves the frame absent until its recorded shadow pass resolves, never a partial total", () => { + // The defect: a shadow pass is recorded but its uid never lands in `timestamps`, and the reading + // forwarded `total: 5.5` — only the main pass — as the frame's cost. A partial sum is not a whole + // frame; the frame stays absent, and the next call retries it rather than consuming it. + const { pool, raw } = timestampRenderer(7); + const budget = RenderPassBudget.install(raw) as RenderPassBudget; + budget.beginFrame(); + raw.render({ ...MAIN, submissions: { draws: 10, triangles: 100 }, nested: [SHADOW] }, {}); + const uids = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()]; + const [shadowUid, mainUid] = uids; + if (shadowUid === undefined || mainUid === undefined) + throw new Error("fake backend allocated fewer than two timestamp uids"); + pool.timestamps.set(mainUid, 5.5); // only the main pass resolved; shadow is still in flight + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toBeUndefined(); + // The frame was not consumed: once the shadow lands, the whole frame is handed out. + pool.timestamps.set(shadowUid, 2.25); + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toEqual({ + frame: 7, + main: 5.5, + shadow: 2.25, + shadowPasses: 1, + total: 7.75, + }); + }); + + it("skips a permanently missing older frame and delivers a newer whole frame at once", () => { + // The ordering contract is skip-unresolved: an older frame whose shadow never resolves must not + // block the whole frames behind it. Frame 7 records a shadow that never lands; frame 8 is whole, + // so frame 8 is delivered at once. Once the cursor has moved past frame 7, the older frame is + // intentionally omitted — a missing reading, never a zeroed partial. + const { pool, raw } = timestampRenderer(7); + const budget = RenderPassBudget.install(raw) as RenderPassBudget; + budget.beginFrame(); + raw.render({ ...MAIN, submissions: { draws: 10, triangles: 100 }, nested: [SHADOW] }, {}); + const missingUids = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()]; + budget.beginFrame(); + raw.render({ ...MAIN, submissions: { draws: 10, triangles: 100 } }, {}); + const wholeUids = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()].slice(missingUids.length); + const [wholeMainUid] = wholeUids; + if (wholeMainUid === undefined) throw new Error("fake backend allocated no second-frame uid"); + pool.timestamps.set(wholeMainUid, 5.5); + // Frame 7's shadow never resolved, but frame 8 is complete and must not wait for it. + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toEqual({ + frame: 8, + main: 5.5, + shadow: 0, + shadowPasses: 0, + total: 5.5, + }); + // Frame 7 resolving later cannot be delivered: the newer frame already moved the cursor past it. + for (const uid of missingUids) pool.timestamps.set(uid, 1); + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it("keeps a frame out until every nested pass resolves, then reports the whole total", () => { + // `total` is the whole frame, so a still-resolving reflection — neither main nor shadow, but + // part of the frame — must hold the frame back exactly as a stalled shadow does. Once it lands, + // `total` is all three passes, and the FrameBudget subtracts main and shadow to leave it as + // `other`. + const { pool, raw } = timestampRenderer(9); + const budget = RenderPassBudget.install(raw) as RenderPassBudget; + budget.beginFrame(); + raw.render( + { ...MAIN, submissions: { draws: 10, triangles: 100 }, nested: [SHADOW, REFLECTION] }, + {}, + ); + const uids = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()]; + const [shadowUid, reflectionUid, mainUid] = uids; + if (shadowUid === undefined || reflectionUid === undefined || mainUid === undefined) + throw new Error("fake backend allocated fewer than three timestamp uids"); + pool.timestamps.set(mainUid, 5.5); + pool.timestamps.set(shadowUid, 2.25); + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toBeUndefined(); // the reflection is still in flight + pool.timestamps.set(reflectionUid, 1.25); + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toEqual({ + frame: 9, + main: 5.5, + shadow: 2.25, + shadowPasses: 1, + total: 9, + }); + // `other` is the reflection: the whole total minus the two known kinds. + expect(9 - 5.5 - 2.25).toBeCloseTo(1.25, 5); + }); + + it("reports a zero shadow bucket when the frame drew no shadow pass", () => { + // A frame that drew no shadow genuinely spent 0 ms on shadow: a known zero, not an absence. Its + // `shadowPasses` record is 0, so a consumer can tell it from a render that resolved to 0 ms. + const { pool, raw } = timestampRenderer(8); + const budget = RenderPassBudget.install(raw) as RenderPassBudget; + budget.beginFrame(); + raw.render({ ...MAIN, submissions: { draws: 10, triangles: 100 } }, {}); + const [mainUid] = [...pool.queryOffsets.keys()]; + if (mainUid === undefined) throw new Error("fake backend allocated no timestamp uid"); + pool.timestamps.set(mainUid, 5.5); + expect(budget.nextGpuFrame()).toEqual({ + frame: 8, + main: 5.5, + shadow: 0, + shadowPasses: 0, + total: 5.5, + }); + }); + it("reports the GPU-selected main-pass triangles beside the CPU capacity figure", () => { // Three adds `instanceCount * (count / 3)` per draw, and for an indirect batch `count` is the // merged geometry's capacity, not what the GPU selected -- so a streamed world reads as hundreds diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/renderer-gpu-frame-sampling.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/renderer-gpu-frame-sampling.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b39b278a14 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/renderer-gpu-frame-sampling.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +import { PerspectiveCamera, Scene } from "three"; +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; +import { FixedStepLoop } from "../src/loop.js"; +import { createRenderer } from "../src/renderer.js"; + +afterEach(() => vi.unstubAllGlobals()); + +describe("GPU timestamp frame sampling", () => { + it.each([1, 3, 8])( + "keeps every pass on the same %i-frame cadence with or without a pyramid", + async (interval) => { + vi.stubGlobal("navigator", { gpu: {} }); + const canvas = new EventTarget() as HTMLCanvasElement; + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + const main = new Scene(); + main.name = "main"; + const auxiliary = new Scene(); + auxiliary.name = "auxiliary"; + const overlay = new Scene(); + overlay.name = "overlay"; + const mainSamples: boolean[][] = []; + const frameCalls: { pass: string; frame: number; sampled: boolean; presented: number }[] = []; + for (const pyramid of [false, true]) { + const info = { frame: 0 }; + const backend = { trackTimestamp: true }; + const calls: { pass: string; frame: number; sampled: boolean; presented: number }[] = []; + let presented = 0; + const record = (pass: string) => + calls.push({ + pass, + frame: info.frame, + sampled: backend.trackTimestamp, + presented, + }); + const renderer = await createRenderer({ + canvas, + gpuTimestampFrameInterval: interval, + webgpuFactory: () => ({ + backend, + domElement: canvas, + info, + init: async () => undefined, + compute: (node: unknown) => record(node === "pyramid" ? "pyramid" : "compute"), + render: (scene: Scene) => record(scene.name), + setSize: () => undefined, + }), + }); + const loop = new FixedStepLoop({ + onBeginFrame: () => renderer.beginFrame?.(), + onUpdate: () => renderer.compute("simulation"), + onRender: () => { + renderer.compute("cull"); + if (pyramid) renderer.compute("pyramid", "depthPyramid"); + renderer.render(auxiliary, camera); + renderer.render(main, camera); + renderer.renderOverlay(overlay, camera); + return undefined; + }, + }); + try { + for (presented = 0; presented < 24; presented += 1) { + // Include a catch-up frame with several simulation dispatches. + loop.stepFrame(presented * 17 + (presented >= 4 ? 100 : 0)); + } + const samples = calls.filter((call) => call.pass === "main").map((call) => call.sampled); + mainSamples.push(samples); + frameCalls.push(...calls); + } finally { + renderer.dispose(); + } + } + expect(mainSamples[1]).toEqual(mainSamples[0]); + expect(mainSamples[0]).toEqual( + Array.from({ length: 24 }, (_, frame) => frame % interval === 0), + ); + for (const call of frameCalls) { + expect(call.frame, call.pass).toBe(call.presented); + expect(call.sampled, call.pass).toBe(call.presented % interval === 0); + } + }, + ); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/renderer.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/renderer.spec.ts index 17db1b63e0..f4bed03d05 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/renderer.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/renderer.spec.ts @@ -1326,3 +1326,88 @@ describe("renderer info", () => { } }); }); + +/** + * `compileAsync` builds pipelines, not pixels, so a streamed chunk's textures reached the device + * inside `_renderObjectDirect` on the frame the chunk first drew. `uploadTextures` moves that to + * admission, and through three's own `Textures.updateTexture` rather than the backend's, because that + * path owns the bookkeeping (`initialized`, `generation`) the first draw reads to skip the upload. + */ +describe("uploadTextures", () => { + const textured = (): Scene => { + const scene = new Scene(); + const mesh = new Object3D(); + const map = { isTexture: true, version: 1 }; + const normal = { isTexture: true, version: 1 }; + (mesh as unknown as { material: unknown }).material = { map, normalMap: normal, opacity: 1 }; + const shader = new Object3D(); + (shader as unknown as { material: unknown }).material = { + uniforms: { albedo: { value: map }, gain: { value: 2 } }, + }; + scene.add(mesh, shader); + return scene; + }; + + const withGpu = (raw: unknown): { descriptor?: PropertyDescriptor; restore: () => void } => { + const descriptor = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(globalThis, "navigator"); + Object.defineProperty(globalThis, "navigator", { configurable: true, value: { gpu: {} } }); + void raw; + return { + descriptor, + restore: () => { + if (descriptor) Object.defineProperty(globalThis, "navigator", descriptor); + }, + }; + }; + + it("hands every texture in the subtree to three's own texture path, once each", async () => { + const canvas = testCanvas(); + const asked: unknown[] = []; + const gpu = withGpu(undefined); + const renderer = await createRenderer({ + canvas, + preferWebGPU: true, + webgpuFactory: () => ({ + _textures: { + updateTexture: (texture: unknown, options: object) => { + asked.push(texture); + // three fills width, height, mip levels and the image list into the object it is handed, + // so each texture needs one of its own. + expect(options).toEqual({}); + }, + }, + domElement: canvas, + render: () => undefined, + setSize: () => undefined, + }), + }); + try { + expect(renderer.kind).toBe("webgpu"); + expect(renderer.uploadTextures?.(textured())).toBe(2); + expect(asked.length).toBe(2); + } finally { + renderer.dispose(); + gpu.restore(); + } + }); + + it("answers 0 on a renderer with no texture path instead of throwing", async () => { + const canvas = testCanvas(); + const gpu = withGpu(undefined); + const renderer = await createRenderer({ + canvas, + preferWebGPU: true, + webgpuFactory: () => ({ + domElement: canvas, + render: () => undefined, + setSize: () => undefined, + }), + }); + try { + expect(renderer.uploadTextures?.(textured())).toBe(0); + } finally { + renderer.dispose(); + gpu.restore(); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/spans-coverage.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/spans-coverage.spec.ts index 158ba8f729..f222952159 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/spans-coverage.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/spans-coverage.spec.ts @@ -181,6 +181,10 @@ describe("the frame record carries the boundary counts", () => { const counters = FrameCounters.install(device); expect(counters).toBeDefined(); + // The tick moves by more than one fixed step per frame. The window reports the last tick it + // saw, not the sum across frames and not the frame count, so the join to the simulation is + // independent of how many frames the window happened to render. + let tick = 0; for (let frame = 0; frame < 2; frame += 1) { device.createCommandEncoder().drawIndexed(); device.queue.writeBuffer({}, 0, new Uint8Array(1_024)); @@ -188,13 +192,16 @@ describe("the frame record carries the boundary counts", () => { budget.beginFrame(frame * 16, frame * 16); budget.markSimulationEnd(frame * 16 + 1, 1); budget.addRender(10); - budget.addCounters((counters as FrameCounters).read()); + tick += frame === 0 ? 2 : 3; + budget.addCounters({ ...(counters as FrameCounters).read(), simulationTick: tick }); budget.endFrame(frame * 16 + 12); } const window = JSON.parse(lines[0]?.slice("TN_FRAME_BUDGET:".length) ?? "{}"); expect(window.counters.hostCalls.p50).toBe(4); expect(window.counters.gpuBytes.p50).toBe(1_024); + // 5 is the end tick; the frame count is 2 and the sum of the ticks is 7. + expect(window.counters.simulationTick).toBe(5); counters?.uninstall(); }); @@ -208,6 +215,27 @@ describe("the frame record carries the boundary counts", () => { const window = JSON.parse(lines[0]?.slice("TN_FRAME_BUDGET:".length) ?? "{}"); expect(window.counters).toBeUndefined(); }); + + it("keeps the boundary counts but omits the tick when a frame fed counts without one", () => { + const lines: string[] = []; + const budget = new FrameBudget({ report: (line) => lines.push(line), reportEvery: 1 }); + budget.beginFrame(0, 0); + budget.markSimulationEnd(1, 1); + budget.addRender(10); + budget.addCounters({ hostCalls: 3 }); + budget.endFrame(12); + const window = JSON.parse(lines[0]?.slice("TN_FRAME_BUDGET:".length) ?? "{}"); + expect(window.counters.hostCalls.p50).toBe(3); + expect(window.counters.simulationTick).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it("rejects a tick that is not a non-negative integer", () => { + const budget = new FrameBudget({ report: () => undefined, reportEvery: 2 }); + budget.beginFrame(0, 0); + expect(() => budget.addCounters({ simulationTick: 1.5 })).toThrow(/simulationTick/u); + expect(() => budget.addCounters({ simulationTick: -1 })).toThrow(/simulationTick/u); + budget.endFrame(1); + }); }); /** A Scene-shaped prototype, which is what the walk probe patches. */ diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/spans.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/spans.spec.ts index 91f2de86bd..56a0841d9b 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/spans.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/spans.spec.ts @@ -123,6 +123,17 @@ describe("SpanRecorder reporting", () => { // A span nothing ever entered stays out of the report. expect(window?.spans.sort).toBeUndefined(); }); + + it("stores the recorder on a global symbol, so a second copy of this module sees it", () => { + // Core is built once per entry: a game importing `@threenative/core/world` gets a second copy + // of this module, and module state left the world's own spans recording nothing in a browser + // walk — two copies, two states. The slot is a `Symbol.for`, one per realm. + const recorder = new SpanRecorder(); + setSpanRecorder(recorder); + const slot = Symbol.for("threenative.frameSpans.recorder"); + expect((globalThis as unknown as Record)[slot]).toBe(recorder); + expect(spanRecorder()).toBe(recorder); + }); }); describe("spansRequested", () => { diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/target-fps.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/target-fps.spec.ts index ac0beea543..52c06652fc 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/target-fps.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/target-fps.spec.ts @@ -98,4 +98,35 @@ describe("the frame-budget marker reports the resolved target", () => { expect(reported.targetFps).toBe(120); expect(reported.targetSource).toBe("display"); }); + + it("counts the frames that ran past the target frame, so a pooled p95 can be read exactly", () => { + // A pooled p95 is under the target exactly when at most 5 % of the pooled frames are over it; + // window quantiles can only bound that (PRD-478 AC-1/AC-2). The first window learns the target. + const lines: string[] = []; + const budget = new FrameBudget({ + readTarget: (): ITargetFps => ({ source: "config", targetFps: 120 }), + reportEvery: 4, + report: (line) => lines.push(line), + }); + let now = 0; + const renders = [5, 5, 5, 5, 9, 5, 12, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5]; + const gpus = [3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 9, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3]; + for (const [frame, render] of renders.entries()) { + now += 16; + budget.beginFrame(now, now); + budget.markSimulationEnd(now, 1); + budget.addRender(render); + budget.addGpuMs(gpus[frame], frame); + budget.endFrame(now); + } + const windows = lines + .filter((line) => line.startsWith("TN_FRAME_BUDGET:")) + .map((line) => JSON.parse(line.slice("TN_FRAME_BUDGET:".length))); + expect(windows.length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(2); + expect( + windows[0].overTarget, + "the first window had no target to count against", + ).toBeUndefined(); + expect(windows[1].overTarget).toEqual({ frameMs: 8.33, gpu: 1, render: 2 }); + }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/three-shared-render-group.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/three-shared-render-group.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..197be9bbf9 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/three-shared-render-group.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +import { BoxGeometry, DepthTexture, DirectionalLight, Mesh, MeshBasicMaterial } from "three"; +// @ts-expect-error Three's private chain map has no public declarations. +import ChainMap from "three/src/renderers/common/ChainMap.js"; +// @ts-expect-error Three's node manager has no public declarations. +import NodeManager from "three/src/renderers/common/nodes/NodeManager.js"; +import { PCFShadowFilter, PCFSoftShadowFilter, renderGroup, vec3, vec4 } from "three/tsl"; +import { type Node, WGSLNodeBuilder } from "three/webgpu"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; + +/** A uniform group binding as three keeps it: the CPU copy of the buffer the shader reads. */ +interface IUniformsGroup { + readonly isNodeUniformsGroup?: boolean; + readonly buffer: Float32Array; + update(): boolean; +} + +interface IBindGroup { + readonly name: string; + readonly bindings: IUniformsGroup[]; +} + +interface IRecordBuilder { + flowStagesNode(node: Node, output: "vec4"): { code: string }; + setShaderStage(shaderStage: "fragment"): void; + getBindings(): IBindGroup[]; + buildUpdateNodes(): void; + readonly updateNodes: Array< + Node & { updateReference(state: object): void; update(frame: object): void } + >; +} + +/** One renderer for every material of the test, as one render context holds them all. */ +const renderer = { + backend: { + isWebGPUBackend: true, + utils: { getTextureSampleData: () => ({ primarySamples: 1 }) }, + }, + hasCompatibility: () => true, + hasFeature: () => false, + library: { fromMaterial: () => null }, + reversedDepthBuffer: false, + shadowMap: { enabled: true, type: 1 }, +}; + +/** A material that samples `shadow` through `filter`, built by its own node builder as three does. */ +function record(shadow: DirectionalLight["shadow"], filter = PCFShadowFilter): IRecordBuilder { + const builder = new WGSLNodeBuilder( + new Mesh(new BoxGeometry(), new MeshBasicMaterial()), + renderer as never, + ) as unknown as IRecordBuilder; + builder.setShaderStage("fragment"); + // The typings declare the filter's three-argument TSL form; three calls it with one inputs object. + const sampled = (filter as unknown as (inputs: object) => Node)({ + depthTexture: new DepthTexture(1024, 1024), + shadow, + shadowCoord: vec3(0.5, 0.5, 0.5), + }); + builder.flowStagesNode(vec4(sampled as never) as unknown as Node, "vec4"); + builder.buildUpdateNodes(); + return builder; +} + +function renderBindGroup(builder: IRecordBuilder): IBindGroup { + const group = builder.getBindings().find((bindGroup) => bindGroup.name === "render"); + if (group === undefined) throw new Error("the shadow filter declared no render-group uniforms"); + return group; +} + +function uniformsOf(group: IBindGroup): IUniformsGroup { + const uniforms = group.bindings.find((binding) => binding.isNodeUniformsGroup === true); + if (uniforms === undefined) throw new Error("the render group holds no uniform buffer"); + return uniforms; +} + +/** The node manager's group gate, which is what decides whether a record walks a group. */ +function groupGate(): { updateGroup(binding: IUniformsGroup): boolean } { + const nodes = Object.create(NodeManager.prototype); + nodes.groupsData = new ChainMap(); + return nodes; +} + +/** + * One render call over `records`: the render group's version moves once, as NodeFrame moves it, the + * records that are not settled run their per-object node updates, and every record then walks its + * render group through the real gate. Returns the number of walks that wrote the buffer. + */ +function renderCall( + gate: ReturnType, + records: Array<{ builder: IRecordBuilder; settled: boolean }>, +): number { + renderGroup.needsUpdate = true; + let walks = 0; + for (const { builder, settled } of records) { + if (!settled) + for (const node of builder.updateNodes) + if (node.getUpdateType() === "object") { + node.updateReference({}); + node.update({}); + } + const uniforms = uniformsOf(renderBindGroup(builder)); + if (gate.updateGroup(uniforms)) { + walks += 1; + uniforms.update(); + } + } + return walks; +} + +describe("a shadow filter's render-group uniforms are shared by every material", () => { + it.each([ + ["PCF", PCFShadowFilter], + ["PCF soft", PCFSoftShadowFilter], + ])("two materials sampling one %s shadow bind one render group", (_name, filter) => { + // A filter body runs once per node builder. Before, it made new mapSize/radius reference nodes + // in every build, and three keys a shared bind group on its uniforms' node ids - so every + // material got a private render-group buffer. On the Machinefall walk that was 338 render + // groups in two seconds, each compared and written per render call. + const shadow = new DirectionalLight().shadow; + const first = renderBindGroup(record(shadow, filter)); + const second = renderBindGroup(record(shadow, filter)); + expect(second, "one render bind group for both materials").toBe(first); + }); + + it("keeps two shadows' uniforms apart", () => { + const a = new DirectionalLight().shadow; + const b = new DirectionalLight().shadow; + expect(renderBindGroup(record(a))).not.toBe(renderBindGroup(record(b))); + }); + + it("writes the shared render group once per render call, not once per record", () => { + const shadow = new DirectionalLight().shadow; + const gate = groupGate(); + const records = [record(shadow), record(shadow), record(shadow)].map((builder) => ({ + builder, + settled: false, + })); + expect(renderCall(gate, records), "first render call").toBe(1); + shadow.radius = 2; + expect(renderCall(gate, records), "next render call").toBe(1); + }); + + it("shows a changed render-group value to every record on the next render call", () => { + // The regression the settled-bundle attempt shipped: a record whose own copy of the render + // group was not refreshed kept stale shadow values. A settled record skips its per-object node + // updates, so its private reference node never read the new radius; a shared node is read by + // any record that is not settled, and the one buffer it fills is the one every record binds. + const shadow = new DirectionalLight().shadow; + shadow.radius = 1; + const gate = groupGate(); + const live = record(shadow); + const settled = record(shadow); + const records = [ + { builder: live, settled: false }, + { builder: settled, settled: true }, + ]; + renderCall(gate, records); + shadow.radius = 3; + renderCall(gate, records); + for (const builder of [live, settled]) { + const buffer = uniformsOf(renderBindGroup(builder)).buffer; + expect(Array.from(buffer), "the buffer this record binds").toContain(3); + expect(Array.from(buffer)).not.toContain(1); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow-bundle-nesting.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow-bundle-nesting.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..38c4d8c273 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow-bundle-nesting.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +import { + BoxGeometry, + DirectionalLight, + Mesh, + MeshBasicMaterial, + PerspectiveCamera, + Scene, +} from "three"; +import type { NodeBuilder, NodeFrame } from "three/webgpu"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { VirtualShadowNode } from "../src/render/virtual-shadow.js"; + +/** + * Three runs a node's `updateBefore` from the draw of the first object that uses it, and that draw + * can be the first object of a `BundleGroup` the main pass is recording. Three keeps that bundle in + * `renderer._currentRenderBundle` and does not save it across a nested `render()`: the level's own + * draws are filed under the main bundle, and the level's own bundles leave the field `null`, so the + * main bundle's remaining draws are recorded but never listed for refresh. On Machinefall that froze + * a cell's chunk forest at the camera it was recorded with, screen-locked for twenty walk steps. + * + * The stub below is what three's `_renderBundle` does to the field during the level render. + */ +describe("a shadow level rendered while the main pass records a bundle", () => { + it("renders outside the bundle and hands the bundle back unchanged", () => { + const scene = new Scene(); + const light = new DirectionalLight(0xffffff, 1); + light.position.set(60, 200, -40); + light.castShadow = true; + scene.add(light, light.target); + const caster = new Mesh(new BoxGeometry(8, 8, 8), new MeshBasicMaterial()); + caster.castShadow = true; + caster.position.set(0, 4, 0); + scene.add(caster); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(60, 1, 0.1, 900); + camera.position.set(0, 10, 0); + scene.add(camera); + scene.updateMatrixWorld(true); + + const outer = { bundleGroup: { name: "world-chunk-bundles:8:7" } }; + const renderer = { _currentRenderBundle: outer as unknown }; + const seen: unknown[] = []; + const node = new VirtualShadowNode(light, { + clipExtents: [24, 96], + mapSize: 1024, + marker: false, + }); + node.setup({ + context: {}, + material: {}, + renderer: { shadowMap: { enabled: true } }, + } as unknown as NodeBuilder); + for (const level of [...node.levelNodes, ...node.moverNodes]) + (level as unknown as { updateShadow(frame: NodeFrame): void }).updateShadow = () => { + seen.push(renderer._currentRenderBundle); + // three's `_renderBundle` for a bundle the level itself draws: set, record, clear. + renderer._currentRenderBundle = { bundleGroup: { name: "level" } }; + renderer._currentRenderBundle = null; + }; + + node.updateBefore({ camera, renderer, time: 1 } as unknown as NodeFrame); + + expect(seen.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(seen.every((bundle) => bundle === null)).toBe(true); + expect(renderer._currentRenderBundle).toBe(outer); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow.spec.ts index ca56eec6aa..29fe015222 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/virtual-shadow.spec.ts @@ -806,6 +806,67 @@ describe("VirtualShadowNode", () => { } }); + it("should default adaptiveRefresh off under ?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0 and keep an explicit value", () => { + const { light } = world(); + const nodes: VirtualShadowNode[] = []; + try { + vi.stubGlobal("location", { search: "?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0" }); + const defaulted = setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [320] }); + nodes.push(defaulted); + const explicit = setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [320], adaptiveRefresh: true }); + nodes.push(explicit); + expect(defaulted.options.adaptiveRefresh).toBe(false); + expect(explicit.options.adaptiveRefresh).toBe(true); + vi.stubGlobal("location", { search: "?tnAdaptiveRefresh=1" }); + const other = setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [320] }); + nodes.push(other); + expect(other.options.adaptiveRefresh).toBe(true); + } finally { + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); + for (const node of nodes) node.dispose(); + } + }); + + it("should count window travel in pages whatever the frames sampled, where byMove counts renders", () => { + const { camera, light } = world(); + const extent = 320; + const step = 0.164; + const options = { + clipExtents: [extent], + mapSize: 512, + refreshStep: step, + adaptiveRefresh: false, + }; + const walk = (frames: number): { byMove: number; windowSteps: number } => { + const node = setupNode(light, options); + try { + camera.position.copy(node.clipmap.unproject({ u: 100, v: -100 })); + settle(node, camera); + const before = node.stats; + const stride = 4 * (step * extent + node.clipmap.getWindow(0).pageWorldSize); + for (let frame = 1; frame <= frames; frame += 1) { + camera.position.copy( + node.clipmap.unproject({ u: 100 + (stride * frame) / frames, v: -100 }), + ); + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + } + return { + byMove: node.stats.byMove - before.byMove, + windowSteps: node.stats.windowSteps - before.windowSteps, + }; + } finally { + node.dispose(); + } + }; + const once = walk(1); + const sampled = walk(4); + // One frame or four over the same path: four move renders against one, the same travel. + expect(sampled.byMove).toBe(4); + expect(once.byMove).toBe(1); + expect(once.windowSteps).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(sampled.windowSteps).toBe(once.windowSteps); + }); + it("should refuse a refreshStep that would cost the selection guard its trailing edge", () => { const { light } = world(); expect(() => setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [8, 32], refreshStep: 0.9 })).toThrow(RangeError); @@ -1859,6 +1920,166 @@ describe("VirtualShadowNode derived depth and caster size gate", () => { node.dispose(); }); + it.each([false, true])( + "invalidates cached maps on admission flips (tree arrival=%s)", + (arrival) => { + const { camera, light, scene, tall } = shadowWorld(); + const half = tall as Mesh & { mainAdmitted?: boolean }; + half.mainAdmitted = false; + const node = setupNode(light, { + clipExtents: [24, 96, 320], + invalidationDelay: 0, + mapSize: 64, + }); + settle(node, camera); + const renders: number[] = []; + const visible: boolean[] = []; + for (const [index, levelNode] of node.levelNodes.entries()) { + (levelNode as unknown as { updateShadow(frame: NodeFrame): void }).updateShadow = () => { + renders.push(index); + visible.push(tall.visible); + }; + } + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + expect(node.stats.rendered).toBe(0); + const before = node.stats.byInvalidation; + for (const admitted of [true, false]) { + half.mainAdmitted = admitted; + if (arrival) { + // A far-away arrival rebuilds the table but covers none of these windows. It must + // not swallow the older half's admission change when table flags are reseeded. + const far = new Mesh(tall.geometry, tall.material as Material); + far.position.set(10_000, 0, 0); + far.castShadow = true; + scene.add(far); + scene.updateMatrixWorld(true); + } + renders.length = 0; + visible.length = 0; + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + expect(node.stats).toMatchObject({ invalidated: 3, rendered: 1, deferred: 2, moved: 0 }); + expect(renders).toEqual([0]); + settle(node, camera); + expect(renders).toEqual([0, 1, 2]); + expect(visible).toEqual([admitted, admitted, admitted]); + expect(tall.visible).toBe(true); + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + expect(node.stats.rendered).toBe(0); + } + expect(node.stats.byInvalidation - before).toBe(6); + node.dispose(); + }, + ); + + it("should not invalidate cached maps when a tnShadowSwap caster flips visibility", () => { + const invalidatedBy = (swap: boolean): number => { + const { camera, light, tall } = shadowWorld(); + tall.userData.tnShadowSwap = swap; + const node = setupNode(light, { + clipExtents: [24, 96, 320], + invalidationDelay: 0, + mapSize: 64, + }); + settle(node, camera); + tall.visible = false; + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + const { invalidated } = node.stats; + node.dispose(); + return invalidated; + }; + expect(invalidatedBy(true)).toBe(0); + expect(invalidatedBy(false)).toBe(3); + }); + + it("should not redraw cached maps for an arriving mesh that casts nothing or is a swap twin", () => { + const invalidatedByArrival = (castShadow: boolean, swap: boolean): number => { + const { camera, light, scene, tall } = shadowWorld(); + const node = setupNode(light, { + clipExtents: [24, 96, 320], + invalidationDelay: 0, + mapSize: 64, + }); + settle(node, camera); + const arrival = new Mesh(tall.geometry, tall.material as MeshStandardMaterial); + arrival.position.copy(tall.position); + arrival.castShadow = castShadow; + arrival.userData.tnShadowSwap = swap; + scene.add(arrival); + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + const { invalidated } = node.stats; + node.dispose(); + return invalidated; + }; + // A streamed caster is a change every level covering it must draw; a mesh that casts nothing, + // or terrain's swap twin over the same ground, is not. + expect(invalidatedByArrival(true, false)).toBe(3); + expect(invalidatedByArrival(false, false)).toBe(0); + expect(invalidatedByArrival(true, true)).toBe(0); + }); + + it("should drop a caster the main pass cannot draw, and leave every other draw alone", () => { + const { camera, light, scene, tall } = shadowWorld(); + /** + * A twin of the world's own tower, carrying the answer `WorldCells` publishes for a caster half. + * With the GPU scene on, a dressed main mesh draws from the dispatch's record and a batch the + * scene holds no placement for draws none of it, while the caster half — never narrowed, + * `#clustered` is false for every role but `main` — goes on submitting all of its records. + */ + const twin = new Mesh(tall.geometry, tall.material as MeshStandardMaterial); + twin.position.copy(tall.position); + twin.castShadow = true; + const flag = twin as Mesh & { mainAdmitted?: boolean }; + /** + * Every level's submitted casts, this scene, with the twin admitted or not. `draws` is a frame's + * row and a fresh node renders one level a frame, so a level's own render is kept. + */ + const bill = (admitted: boolean): number[] => { + flag.mainAdmitted = admitted; + scene.add(twin); + scene.updateMatrixWorld(true); + // Outside the main view but still a valid caster for the light's window. + const mainFrustum = new Frustum().setFromProjectionMatrix( + new Matrix4().multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse), + ); + expect(mainFrustum.intersectsBox(new Box3().setFromObject(twin))).toBe(false); + const node = setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [24, 96, 320], mapSize: 64 }); + stubLevelRenders(node); + // Observe the actual render boundary: omitting a mesh from the probe's bill does not + // stop three from drawing a visible caster on the selected layer. + const seen: boolean[] = []; + for (const levelNode of node.levelNodes) { + (levelNode as unknown as { updateShadow(frame: NodeFrame): void }).updateShadow = () => { + seen.push(twin.visible); + }; + } + const drawn = node.levelNodes.map(() => 0); + let frames = 0; + do { + node.updateBefore(frameFor(camera)); + node.stats.perLevel.forEach((level, index) => { + drawn[index] = Math.max(drawn[index] as number, level.draws); + }); + frames += 1; + } while (node.stats.deferred > 0 && frames < 16); + expect(seen).toEqual([admitted, admitted, admitted]); + expect(twin.visible).toBe(true); + node.dispose(); + scene.remove(twin); + return drawn; + }; + + const withAdmitted = bill(true); + const withPending = bill(false); + + // The admitted half is one draw in each level that covers it, so the spot is in those windows; + // the same half unadmitted submits none of it in any of them. + expect(withAdmitted).toEqual([14, 14, 4]); + expect(withPending).toEqual([13, 13, 3]); + expect(bill(true)).toEqual(withAdmitted); + // Held out of the render, never out of the world: `visible` is what the next camera reads. + expect(twin.visible).toBe(true); + }); + it("should take each level's cheaper caster granularity, not a fraction of the ring (PRD-458)", () => { const { camera, light, scene } = shadowWorld(); const node = setupNode(light, { clipExtents: [24, 96, 320], mapSize: 2048 }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/water-surface-bundle-nesting.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/water-surface-bundle-nesting.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0a79f48552 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/water-surface-bundle-nesting.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +import { type Camera, PerspectiveCamera, Scene, type Vector2, WebGPUCoordinateSystem } from "three"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { WaterSurface3D } from "../src/water-surface.js"; + +/** + * Three runs the reflector's `updateBefore` from the draw of the first object that samples it, and + * with `bounces` off (the default) its update type is per frame, so a world chunk drawing an opaque + * water mesh is bundle-safe and that draw can be part of a `BundleGroup` record. Three keeps the + * recording bundle in `renderer._currentRenderBundle` and does not save it across the nested + * `render()` the reflection is: the same fault `virtual-shadow-bundle-nesting.spec.ts` pins. + * + * The stub `render` is what three's `_renderBundle` does to the field during the mirrored render. + */ +describe("a water reflection rendered while the main pass records a bundle", () => { + it("renders outside the bundle and hands the bundle back unchanged", () => { + const surface = new WaterSurface3D({ + level: 0, + maxThickness: 3, + reflection: { resolutionScale: 0.5, layers: 1 }, + }); + const outer = { bundleGroup: { name: "world-chunk-bundles:8:7" } }; + const seen: unknown[] = []; + const renderer = { + _currentRenderBundle: outer as unknown, + autoClear: true, + coordinateSystem: WebGPUCoordinateSystem, + getDrawingBufferSize: (target: Vector2): Vector2 => target.set(960, 540), + getMRT: (): null => null, + getRenderTarget: (): null => null, + setMRT: (): void => {}, + setRenderTarget: (): void => {}, + clear: (): void => {}, + render: (_scene: Scene, _camera: Camera): void => { + seen.push(renderer._currentRenderBundle); + // three's `_renderBundle` for a bundle the reflection itself draws: set, record, clear. + renderer._currentRenderBundle = { bundleGroup: { name: "reflection" } }; + renderer._currentRenderBundle = null; + }, + }; + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(50, 1, 0.5, 8000); + camera.position.set(0, 20, 60); + camera.lookAt(0, 0, 0); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + const pass = ( + surface.reflectionAt() as unknown as { + node: { _reflectorBaseNode: { updateBefore(frame: unknown): void } }; + } + ).node._reflectorBaseNode; + + pass.updateBefore({ scene: new Scene(), camera, renderer, material: { visible: true } }); + + expect(seen).toEqual([null]); + expect(renderer._currentRenderBundle).toBe(outer); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-bundles.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-bundles.spec.ts index 4c7991c2f0..756b191456 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-bundles.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-bundles.spec.ts @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ import { } from "three/webgpu"; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; import type { IRendererLike } from "../src/renderer.js"; +import { bundleSafeMaterial } from "../src/world-cells.js"; import { type IWorldPackage, WorldCells } from "../src/world.js"; /** @@ -939,4 +940,23 @@ describe("the main pass's draw bundles", () => { expect(cells.stats().bundle.records).toBeGreaterThan(settled.records); cells.dispose(); }); + + it("does not enumerate a typed array in bundleSafeMaterial", () => { + const material = new MeshBasicMaterial(); + (material.userData as { pixels?: Float32Array }).pixels = new Float32Array(1_000_000); + // Each Object.values entry is one walk step. A typed array has one entry per element. + const realValues = Object.values; + let enumerated = 0; + const spy = vi.spyOn(Object, "values").mockImplementation((target) => { + const values = realValues(target); + enumerated += values.length; + return values; + }); + try { + expect(bundleSafeMaterial(material)).toBe(true); + expect(enumerated).toBeLessThan(10_000); + } finally { + spy.mockRestore(); + } + }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-cells-chain-lod.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-cells-chain-lod.spec.ts index 81e9c4a6a1..0b9e846b4d 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-cells-chain-lod.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-cells-chain-lod.spec.ts @@ -797,6 +797,44 @@ describe("WorldCells shadow casters over a chain", () => { world.dispose(); }); + it("casts the placements past castLevels with the level-0 casters, minting none for them", async () => { + vi.spyOn(console, "info").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + const model = await chainedModel(REGISTERED_PIXEL_ERROR); + stubManifestFetch(withoutAuthoredLods()); + + const world = await loadWorld({ + budgets, + follow: { position: { x: -64, z: -64 } }, + loadModel: chainLoader(model), + ring: 0, + shadows: { cast: true }, + surface, + url: "/world/world.json", + }); + world.update(); + await flushed(world); + + // The main pass splits the 85 placements across the chain's three levels; `castLevels` is 1, so + // only level 0 has casters. Every placement still casts, through level 0's: a tree past its + // first switch keeps its shadow instead of leaving a hole in the map (PRD-539). + const drawn = [0, 1, 2].reduce( + (sum, level) => sum + liveCount(levelMesh(world, "pine", level) as InstancedMesh), + 0, + ); + expect(drawn).toBe(85); + expect(liveCount(levelMesh(world, "pine", 1) as InstancedMesh)).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(liveCount(wideCaster(world, "pine:0:0"))).toBe(drawn); + let clustered = 0; + for (const [name, mesh] of castersOn(world, CLUSTER_LAYER)) + if (name.startsWith("pine:0:0@")) clustered += liveCount(mesh); + expect(clustered).toBe(drawn); + // And no caster for the coarser levels: they cast through level 0's, at no extra mesh. + for (const mask of [CLUSTER_LAYER, WIDE_LAYER, SMALL_WIDE_LAYER]) + for (const name of castersOn(world, mask).keys()) + expect(name.startsWith("pine:1:") || name.startsWith("pine:2:"), name).toBe(false); + world.dispose(); + }); + it("leaves an asset with one level drawing the geometry it drew before", async () => { vi.spyOn(console, "info").mockImplementation(() => undefined); const model = await chainedModel(REGISTERED_PIXEL_ERROR); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts index b8847a6209..9cfc6b194e 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-gpu-scene.spec.ts @@ -2,8 +2,10 @@ import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"; import path from "node:path"; import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; import { + Box3, BoxGeometry, type BufferGeometry, + DepthTexture, Frustum, Group, InstancedMesh, @@ -12,12 +14,22 @@ import { MeshBasicMaterial, type Object3D, PerspectiveCamera, + Ray, + Vector3, + WebGPUCoordinateSystem, } from "three"; // @ts-expect-error Three's render-object module has no public declaration; this test exercises the // draw gate itself, which is what the submission contract is about. import RenderObject from "three/src/renderers/common/RenderObject.js"; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; import { lodBias, setLodBias } from "../src/model-lod.js"; +import { + type IDepthPyramid, + type IKernelOcclusion, + type IOcclusionFrame, + buildDepthPyramid, + occludedBy, +} from "../src/render/depth-pyramid.js"; import type { IRendererLike } from "../src/renderer.js"; import { isStatic } from "../src/static-transform.js"; import { @@ -25,10 +37,12 @@ import { DRAW_ARGS_BYTES, type IGpuPlacement, type IKernelInput, + type IKernelResult, type ILiveAsset, type IMeshDraw, type IRegion, WorldGpuScene, + addRange, compareMeshDraws, cullAndSelect, cullAndSelectShadow, @@ -854,6 +868,235 @@ describe("WorldCells GPU-driven main pass", () => { }); }); +/** + * The CPU reference's hierarchical-depth occlusion test. + * + * A pyramid of the previous frame's own depth is the whole of the extra visibility rule, and the + * four answers it must never give — a near-plane sphere, a sphere off screen last frame, and + * anything on a camera-cut frame — are the cases a conservative test gets wrong by being clever. + * A measured run counts what the test hides and draws all of it, which is what makes a measured + * frame the frame an unmeasured run draws. + */ +describe("the CPU reference's pyramid occlusion test", () => { + /** A pyramid whose every texel is a wall at `metres`, which is a depth buffer with one surface. */ + function wallPyramid(metres: number): IDepthPyramid { + return buildDepthPyramid(new Float32Array(64 * 36).fill(metres), 64, 36); + } + + /** The `projection * viewInverse` of a camera at the origin looking down `z` (or `-z` for behind). */ + function frameViewProjection(behind = false): Float32Array { + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(60, 1, 0.1, 1000); + camera.position.set(0, 0, 0); + camera.lookAt(0, 0, behind ? -1 : 1); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(true); + return new Float32Array( + new Matrix4().multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse).elements, + ); + } + + /** One key with one part of 36 indices, so a hidden placement is one instance and 12 triangles. */ + const region: IRegion = { argsIndex: 0, capacity: 8, indexCount: 36, local: LOCAL, start: 0 }; + + function run( + at: readonly [number, number, number], + radius: number, + occlusion: IKernelOcclusion | undefined, + ): IKernelResult { + const { planes } = cameraAt(0, 0); + return cullAndSelect({ + camera: { planes, x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 }, + count: 1, + ...(occlusion === undefined ? {} : { occlusion }), + placements: [placement(at[0], at[1], at[2], 0, radius)], + regionCount: 1, + regions: [region], + slots: [{ cull: undefined, distances: [0], levels: [{ firstKey: 0, parts: 1 }] }], + }); + } + + /** A pyramid ten metres in front of a camera looking down +Z, culling or counting as asked. */ + function occlusion(cull: boolean, over: Partial = {}): IKernelOcclusion { + return { + cull, + frame: { + cut: false, + height: 36, + viewProjection: frameViewProjection(), + width: 64, + ...over, + }, + pyramid: wallPyramid(10), + }; + } + + it("rejects a sphere the previous frame's depth put behind a surface", () => { + // 20 m out with a 1 m sphere, behind a wall the depth says is 10 m away. + const culled = run([0, 0, 20], 1, occlusion(true)); + expect(culled.counts[0]).toBe(0); + expect(culled.occluded).toEqual({ instances: 1, triangles: 12 }); + }); + + it.each([0, 0.9])("keeps visible tall thin trees above foreground terrain at yaw %s", (yaw) => { + const width = 128; + const height = 73; + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(60, width / height, 0.1, 1000); + camera.coordinateSystem = WebGPUCoordinateSystem; + camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); + camera.rotation.y = yaw; + camera.updateMatrixWorld(true); + const boxes = [-12, -6, 0, 6, 12].map((x) => { + const centre = new Vector3(x, 16, -40).applyMatrix4(camera.matrixWorld); + return { centre, box: new Box3().setFromCenterAndSize(centre, new Vector3(0.9, 8, 0.9)) }; + }); + const distance = new Float32Array(width * height); + const visible = new Set(); + const hit = new Vector3(); + const ray = new Ray(); + // Render thin boxes, far terrain and foreground ground into top-left-origin WebGPU depth. + for (let y = 0; y < height; y += 1) { + for (let x = 0; x < width; x += 1) { + ray.origin.copy(camera.position); + ray.direction + .set((2 * (x + 0.5)) / width - 1, 1 - (2 * (y + 0.5)) / height, 0.5) + .unproject(camera) + .sub(ray.origin) + .normalize(); + let far = ray.direction.y < 0 ? -2 / ray.direction.y : 500; + let owner = -1; + for (const [index, tree] of boxes.entries()) { + if (ray.intersectBox(tree.box, hit) !== null && hit.distanceTo(ray.origin) < far) { + far = hit.distanceTo(ray.origin); + owner = index; + } + } + if (owner >= 0) visible.add(owner); + hit + .copy(ray.direction) + .multiplyScalar(far) + .add(ray.origin) + .applyMatrix4(camera.matrixWorldInverse); + // Perspective depth is nonlinear; the pyramid compares decoded view-axis metres. + const viewDistance = -hit.z; + const stored = + (camera.far * (viewDistance - camera.near)) / ((camera.far - camera.near) * viewDistance); + distance[y * width + x] = + (camera.near * camera.far) / (camera.far - stored * (camera.far - camera.near)); + } + } + expect(visible.size).toBe(boxes.length); + const frame = { + cut: false, + width, + height, + viewProjection: Float32Array.from( + new Matrix4().multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse).elements, + ), + }; + const frustum = new Frustum().setFromProjectionMatrix( + new Matrix4().fromArray(frame.viewProjection), + WebGPUCoordinateSystem, + ); + const planes = Float32Array.from( + frustum.planes.flatMap((plane) => [ + plane.normal.x, + plane.normal.y, + plane.normal.z, + plane.constant, + ]), + ); + const result = cullAndSelect({ + camera: { planes, x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 }, + count: boxes.length, + occlusion: { cull: true, frame, pyramid: buildDepthPyramid(distance, width, height) }, + placements: boxes.map(({ centre, box }) => + placement(centre.x, centre.y, centre.z, 0, box.getSize(new Vector3()).length() / 2), + ), + regionCount: 1, + regions: [region], + slots: [{ cull: undefined, distances: [0], levels: [{ firstKey: 0, parts: 1 }] }], + }); + expect(result.occluded?.instances).toBe(0); + expect(result.counts[0]).toBe(boxes.length); + }); + + it("covers a visible sphere edge when a quarter-turn zeroes the view-projection diagonal", () => { + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(60, 1, 0.1, 1000); + camera.rotation.y = Math.PI / 2; + camera.updateMatrixWorld(true); + const centre = new Vector3(0.5, 0, -20).applyMatrix4(camera.matrixWorld); + const distance = new Float32Array(64 * 36).fill(10); + // A narrow opening in a 10 m wall exposes the sphere's left edge at 18 m. + distance[18 * 64 + 22] = 18; + expect( + occludedBy( + { + ...occlusion(true), + frame: { + ...occlusion(true).frame, + viewProjection: Float32Array.from( + new Matrix4().multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse) + .elements, + ), + }, + pyramid: buildDepthPyramid(distance, 64, 36), + }, + centre.toArray(), + 4, + ), + ).toBe(false); + }); + + it("reads the selected mip's footprint rather than base-resolution coordinates", () => { + const distance = new Float32Array(64 * 36).fill(10); + distance[18 * 64 + 32] = 50; + expect( + run([0, 0, 20], 1, { ...occlusion(true), pyramid: buildDepthPyramid(distance, 64, 36) }) + .counts[0], + ).toBe(1); + }); + + it("reads top-left texture rows rather than mirroring foreground terrain over visible trees", () => { + const distance = new Float32Array(64 * 36).fill(10); + distance.fill(50, 0, 64 * 12); + const test = { ...occlusion(true), pyramid: buildDepthPyramid(distance, 64, 36) }; + expect(occludedBy(test, [0, 6, 20], 1)).toBe(false); + expect(occludedBy(test, [0, -6, 20], 1)).toBe(true); + }); + + it("keeps a sphere reaching the camera's positive near plane", () => { + expect( + occludedBy( + { ...occlusion(true, { near: 0.1 }), pyramid: wallPyramid(0.01) }, + [0, 0, 0.105], + 0.01, + ), + ).toBe(false); + }); + + it("keeps a sphere that touches the near plane, off screen last frame, or a cut frame", () => { + // Reaches the near plane: its own screen rect is not a thing last frame's depth can hold. + expect(run([0, 0, 0.5], 1, occlusion(true)).counts[0]).toBe(1); + // Off screen last frame: the pyramid's own camera looks the other way. + expect( + run([0, 0, 20], 1, occlusion(true, { viewProjection: frameViewProjection(true) })).counts[0], + ).toBe(1); + // A camera cut skips the test for the whole frame. + expect(run([0, 0, 20], 1, occlusion(true, { cut: true })).counts[0]).toBe(1); + }); + + it("counts what it hides and draws all of it when it only measures", () => { + const measured = run([0, 0, 20], 1, occlusion(false)); + // The picture is develop's: the placement the frustum kept is still drawn. + expect(measured.counts[0]).toBe(1); + expect(measured.drawn.length).toBe((region.capacity ?? 0) * 16); + expect(measured.occluded).toEqual({ instances: 1, triangles: 12 }); + }); + + it("reports no occlusion at all when no test ran, rather than an empty one", () => { + expect(run([0, 0, 20], 1, undefined).occluded).toBeUndefined(); + }); +}); + /** * The GPU scene wired into `WorldCells`, default off and proven with the flag on. * @@ -997,6 +1240,53 @@ describe("WorldCells with the GPU-driven main pass", () => { cpu.dispose(); }); + it("holds the prewarm gate until the scene's re-seed of a CPU-built ring has landed", async () => { + // Machinefall loads its ring with no renderer, so the ring is built on the CPU path; the first + // rendered update brings the scene up, re-queues a rebuild of every resident run and dresses + // every key, and a dressed key draws nothing until its run's rebuild lands. The gate settled + // over 1,378 owed builds and a third of the forest arrived in the first 4 s of play (PRD-478). + stubManifestFetch(); + let clock = 0; + const world = await WorldCells.load({ + // One build unit per update, so the re-seed spans many updates. + admissionBudgetMs: 1, + admissionNow: () => { + clock += 10_000; + return clock; + }, + budgets, + follow: { position: { ...cellCentre(0, 1), y: 0 } as { x: number; z: number } }, + gpuScene: true, + loadModel: async () => plainModel(), + prefetchSeconds: 0, + ring: 1, + surface, + url: "/world/world.json", + }); + await flushed(world); + expect(world.stats().admission.backlog, "the CPU ring did not finish building").toBe(0); + let settled = false; + void world.prewarmed.then(() => { + settled = true; + }); + new Group().add(world); + const renderer = gpuRendererStub([]); + const camera = playerCamera(); + let owedAtSettle: number | undefined; + let sawOwed = false; + for (let frame = 0; frame < 400 && !settled; frame += 1) { + world.update(renderer, camera); + await flush(2); + const owed = world.stats().admission.backlog; + if (owed > 0) sawOwed = true; + if (settled) owedAtSettle = owed; + } + expect(sawOwed, "the scene coming up re-seeded nothing").toBe(true); + expect(settled, "the gate never settled").toBe(true); + expect(owedAtSettle, "the gate settled with re-seed builds still owed").toBe(0); + world.dispose(); + }); + it("dresses a ring the prewarm built before the scene came up", async () => { stubManifestFetch(); const follow = { position: { ...cellCentre(0, 1), y: 0 } as { x: number; z: number } }; @@ -2244,6 +2534,224 @@ describe("WorldCells whose GPU scene comes up under a built ring", () => { }); }); +describe("WorldCells caster admission while the GPU scene is still being seeded", () => { + /** One caster half the world holds: `@x,z` for a world-grid square, `@*` for the wide mesh. */ + interface ICasterHalf { + /** What `WorldCells#publishCasterAdmission` published on the mesh, read as the probe reads it. */ + readonly admitted: boolean; + /** The `x,z` after the `@`, or `*` for the one wide mesh that covers every cell of its asset. */ + readonly cluster: string; + /** Records behind it, which is what a shadow level would submit. */ + readonly records: number; + } + + it("bills a caster half only for the sources the dispatch has been given", async () => { + /** + * The orphan shadows Machinefall's start pose drew: dozens of mid-distance canopies on empty + * ground. The scene came up under a ring the CPU path had already built, `#seedGpuSources` queued + * the source records behind the admission budget, and the near cells were placed first — so while + * an asset had *anything* placed, its far clusters drew shadows for trees the main pass had not + * been given a record for. One capture in four showed them. + * + * The window is measured, not hoped for: a fake clock that charges 10 s an admission makes every + * `update` admit exactly one unit, so the seed's rebuild is spread over hundreds of frames and a + * half-placed ring is a frame the test lands on deliberately. + * + * One asset over four cells, and `clusterSize: CELL` so a cell is a caster cluster of its own: + * every placed source in the ring is this asset's, so a half's records can be set against the + * sources behind it without knowing which asset a source was filed under. + */ + const grid = [ + [0, 0], + [0, 1], + [1, 0], + [1, 1], + ] as const; + const records: number[] = []; + for (const [x, z] of grid) { + const centre = cellCentre(x, z); + for (let at = 0; at < 4; at += 1) + records.push( + centre.x + (at % 2) * 4 - 2, + 0, + centre.z + Math.floor(at / 2) * 4 - 2, + 0, + 0, + 0, + 1, + 1, + ); + } + const pkg: IWorldPackage = { + assets: { pine: { bounds: { max: [1, 2, 1], min: [-1, -2, -1] }, glb: "assets/pine.glb" } }, + cellSize: CELL, + cells: grid.map(([x, z], index) => ({ + runs: [{ asset: "pine", count: 4, offset: index * 4 }], + x, + z, + })), + extent: manifest.extent, + placements: "placements.bin", + terrain: manifest.terrain, + version: 1, + }; + const body = JSON.stringify(pkg); + vi.stubGlobal( + "fetch", + vi.fn(async (input: unknown): Promise => { + const url = String(input); + if (url.endsWith("world.json")) + return { + arrayBuffer: async () => new TextEncoder().encode(body).buffer as ArrayBuffer, + headers: new Headers(), + json: async () => pkg, + ok: true, + status: 200, + }; + if (url.endsWith("placements.bin")) + return fileResponse(Buffer.from(new Float32Array(records).buffer)); + if (url.endsWith("heightmap.u16")) + return fileResponse(readFileSync(path.join(fixture, "terrain", "heightmap.u16"))); + return { + arrayBuffer: async () => new ArrayBuffer(0), + headers: new Headers(), + ok: false, + status: 404, + }; + }), + ); + const keyed = vi.spyOn(WorldGpuScene.prototype, "key"); + let clock = 0; + const world = await WorldCells.load({ + admissionBudgetMs: 1, + admissionNow: () => { + clock += 10_000; + return clock; + }, + budgets, + clusterSize: CELL, + follow: { position: { ...cellCentre(0, 1), y: 0 } as { x: number; z: number } }, + freshMeshesPerUpdate: 1, + gpuScene: true, + loadModel: async () => plainModel(), + prefetchSeconds: 0, + ring: 1, + shadows: { cast: true }, + surface, + url: "/world/world.json", + }); + const renderer = gpuRendererStub(); + const camera = playerCamera(); + /** Every caster half the world holds, whatever it draws. */ + const halves = (): ICasterHalf[] => + worldMeshes(world) + .map((mesh) => { + const at = mesh.name.indexOf("@"); + // A main mesh is `asset:level:part` and has no `@`; a chunk mesh is not a caster half. + if (at < 0) return undefined; + return { + admitted: (mesh as InstancedMesh & { mainAdmitted?: boolean }).mainAdmitted !== false, + cluster: mesh.name.slice(at + 1), + records: mesh.count, + } as ICasterHalf; + }) + .filter((half): half is ICasterHalf => half !== undefined); + /** Nothing left to admit: no backlog, no deferred build, no model still loading. */ + const settled = (): boolean => { + const stats = world.stats(); + return ( + stats.admission.backlog === 0 && stats.admission.deferred === 0 && stats.loadsInFlight === 0 + ); + }; + + // The ring builds with no renderer: every caster half holds its cell's records and the scene holds + // no placement at all. That is the state the seed's rebuild then repairs one cell at a time. + let frames = 0; + for (; frames < 600; frames += 1) { + await flush(4); + world.update(); + const stats = world.stats(); + if ( + stats.admission.backlog === 0 && + stats.admission.deferred === 0 && + stats.loadsInFlight === 0 && + halves().filter((half) => half.records > 0).length > 4 + ) + break; + } + expect(frames).toBeLessThan(599); + expect(world.stats().gpuScene.on).toBe(false); + expect(halves().filter((half) => half.records > 0).length).toBeGreaterThan(4); + + // The renderer arrives, and the scene comes up under that ring. + world.update(renderer, camera); + await flush(4); + const scene = keyed.mock.contexts.at(-1) as WorldGpuScene; + expect(scene).toBeInstanceOf(WorldGpuScene); + /** Sources the dispatch still holds, per `x,z` cluster and over the whole map. */ + const placed = (): { readonly byCluster: Map; readonly total: number } => { + const byCluster = new Map(); + let total = 0; + for (const one of scene.placements) { + if (one.slot < 0) continue; + const key = `${String(Math.floor(((one.centre[0] as number) - manifest.extent.minX) / CELL))},${String(Math.floor(((one.centre[2] as number) - manifest.extent.minZ) / CELL))}`; + byCluster.set(key, (byCluster.get(key) ?? 0) + 1); + total += 1; + } + return { byCluster, total }; + }; + + // Drive to a frame with some of the ring placed and some of it still holding records the dispatch + // has none of, which is the only state this test means anything in. + let halfPlaced = false; + for (frames = 0; frames < 900; frames += 1) { + world.update(renderer, camera); + await flush(2); + const held = placed(); + if ( + held.total > 0 && + halves().some( + (half) => half.records > 0 && (held.byCluster.get(half.cluster) ?? 0) < half.records, + ) + ) { + halfPlaced = true; + break; + } + } + expect(halfPlaced).toBe(true); + // The frame just driven, read once for the bill: no update has run since, so the ring and the + // dispatch are the ones the loop stopped on. + const sources = placed(); + /** Placed sources standing behind a half's records: its own cluster, or the map for the wide one. */ + const behind = (half: ICasterHalf): number => + half.cluster === "*" ? sources.total : (sources.byCluster.get(half.cluster) ?? 0); + const bill = (count: readonly ICasterHalf[]): number => + count.reduce((sum, half) => sum + half.records, 0); + + const every = halves().filter((half) => half.records > 0); + const placedHalves = every.filter((half) => behind(half) >= half.records); + // One asset with cells on both sides of the placement: some placed, some resident and not. + expect(placedHalves.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(placedHalves.length).toBeLessThan(every.length); + // So the bill the shadow levels take is the records behind the halves the dispatch can draw, and + // nothing else. Admitting a half with a record no placed source stands behind is what drew + // canopy shadows on empty ground. + expect(bill(every.filter((half) => half.admitted))).toBe(bill(placedHalves)); + + // The drain's end state is the whole ring casting again: the rule withholds a half until its own + // sources arrive, it does not withhold the asset for good. + for (frames = 0; frames < 900 && !settled(); frames += 1) { + world.update(renderer, camera); + await flush(2); + } + expect(settled()).toBe(true); + expect(world.stats().failures).toBe(0); + expect(world.stats().gpuScene.instances).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(halves().filter((half) => half.admitted).length).toBe(halves().length); + world.dispose(); + }); +}); + describe("WorldCells GPU scene source records past the build-time cull", () => { it("gives the dispatch a placement that was past maxDistance once the camera walks into its range", async () => { // One cell, two props 42 m apart under a 40 m `maxDistance`: the build at the first culls the @@ -3400,6 +3908,247 @@ describe("WorldGpuScene GPU-selected main-pass tally", () => { }); }); +/** + * The measured occlusion cull: `?tnOcclusion=measure` builds the pyramid from the scene pass's own + * depth, counts what the test hides, and draws all of it. + * + * The counters ride the args buffer's own tail and land with the GPU-selected tally, so the drawn + * counts and the would-cull share come out of one readback of one frame. + */ +describe("WorldGpuScene measured occlusion cull", () => { + /** A renderer whose compute calls are counted, so the chain's dispatches are observable. */ + function measureRenderer( + bytes: () => ArrayBuffer, + depth: { width: number; height: number } | undefined, + computes: { count: number }, + ): IRendererLike { + const texture = { image: depth } as DepthTexture; + return { + compute: (node: unknown): void => { + computes.count += Array.isArray(node) ? node.length : 1; + }, + kind: "webgpu", + log: (): void => {}, + raw: { backend: { hasFeature: (): boolean => true } }, + readback: (): Promise => Promise.resolve(bytes()), + scenePassDepth: () => + depth === undefined + ? undefined + : { + height: depth.height, + texture, + width: depth.width, + }, + } as unknown as IRendererLike; + } + + /** One main key: a 5-word record and, past it, the one word the occlusion tail holds. */ + function scene(): WorldGpuScene { + const own = new WorldGpuScene(); + own.key("pine:0:0", LOCAL, 16, { group: "pine:0", part: 0, parts: 1 }); + return own; + } + + it("counts the hidden instances out of the same readback that counts the drawn ones", async () => { + const world = scene(); + const computes = { count: 0 }; + // Record: indexCount 36, instanceCount 5, so 60 drawn triangles; tail: 3 hidden parts, so 36. + const renderer = measureRenderer( + () => Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 3]).buffer, + { width: 1280, height: 720 }, + computes, + ); + expect(world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure")).toBe(true); + const { camera } = cameraAt(0, 0); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera as PerspectiveCamera); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera as PerspectiveCamera); + await flush(); + const report = world.report().occlusion; + // Ceil each halving so the 640 -> 320 -> ... -> 5 -> 3 -> 2 -> 1 chain loses no edge. + expect(report?.levels).toBe(11); + expect(report?.reason).toBe(""); + expect(report?.instances).toBe(3); + expect(report?.triangles).toBe(36); + expect(report?.share).toBeCloseTo(0.6, 6); + expect(report?.samples).toBe(1); + // A clear and a cull, plus one dispatch per level of the chain. + expect(computes.count).toBe(26); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("skips warmup, cuts and resized depth, but measures a normal walk and turn", async () => { + const world = scene(); + const depth = { width: 8, height: 8 }; + const renderer = measureRenderer(() => Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 3]).buffer, depth, { + count: 0, + }); + const readback = vi.spyOn(renderer, "readback"); + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(0); + expect(readback).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); + camera.position.x = 0.1; + camera.rotation.y = 0.01; + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(1); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.share).toBeCloseTo(0.6); + camera.position.x = 10; + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + for (let frame = 0; frame < 30; frame += 1) world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(2); + camera.fov = 60; + camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("cut"); + depth.width = 16; + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("depth"); + expect(readback).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("skips same-size depth replacement, odd resize and depth resource rebuild", async () => { + const world = scene(); + let depth = new DepthTexture(8, 8); + const renderer = measureRenderer( + () => Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 3]).buffer, + { width: 8, height: 8 }, + { count: 0 }, + ); + renderer.scenePassDepth = () => { + const { width, height } = depth.image; + if (width === undefined || height === undefined) { + throw new Error("depth fixture requires known dimensions"); + } + return { texture: depth, width, height }; + }; + const readback = vi.spyOn(renderer, "readback"); + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(1); + // 8 -> 9 expands the half-resolution chain from 4 -> 2 -> 1 to 5 -> 3 -> 2 -> 1. + depth.image.width = 9; + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("depth"); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.levels).toBe(4); + depth = new DepthTexture(9, 8); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("depth"); + depth.needsUpdate = true; + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("depth"); + expect(readback).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("decodes delayed counts with their dispatch's region layout", async () => { + const world = scene(); + const renderer = measureRenderer( + () => new ArrayBuffer(0), + { width: 8, height: 8 }, + { count: 0 }, + ); + let land: ((bytes: ArrayBuffer) => void) | undefined; + renderer.readback = () => + new Promise((resolve) => { + land = resolve; + }); + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + world.key("oak:0:0", LOCAL, 16, { group: "oak:0", part: 0, parts: 1 }); + land?.(Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 3]).buffer); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().gpuTriangles).toBe(60); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.triangles).toBe(36); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.share).toBeCloseTo(0.6); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(1); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("keeps a genuine zero sample and its paired denominator when a later readback is invalid", async () => { + const world = scene(); + let bytes = Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0]).buffer; + const renderer = measureRenderer(() => bytes, { width: 8, height: 8 }, { count: 0 }); + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion).toMatchObject({ + samples: 1, + reason: "", + share: 0, + gpuTriangles: 60, + }); + bytes = Uint32Array.from([36, 1, 0, 0, 0, 2]).buffer; + for (let frame = 0; frame < 30; frame += 1) world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion).toMatchObject({ samples: 1, share: 0, gpuTriangles: 60 }); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("readback"); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("flags inconsistent or short readbacks instead of publishing a share over one", async () => { + for (const bytes of [Uint32Array.from([36, 5, 0, 0, 0, 6]).buffer, new ArrayBuffer(20)]) { + const world = scene(); + const renderer = measureRenderer(() => bytes, { width: 8, height: 8 }, { count: 0 }); + world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure"); + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera); + await flush(); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.samples).toBe(0); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.reason).toContain("readback"); + expect(world.report().occlusion?.share).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1); + world.dispose(); + } + }); + + it("refuses with a reason when no render chain installed a depth to test against", () => { + const world = scene(); + const renderer = measureRenderer(() => new ArrayBuffer(0), undefined, { count: 0 }); + expect(world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "measure")).toBe(true); + const { camera } = cameraAt(0, 0); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera as PerspectiveCamera); + const report = world.report().occlusion; + expect(report?.reason).toBe("refused: no scene depth"); + expect(report?.levels).toBe(0); + world.dispose(); + }); + + it("runs no test and no pyramid when the mode is off", () => { + const world = scene(); + const computes = { count: 0 }; + const renderer = measureRenderer( + () => new ArrayBuffer(0), + { width: 1280, height: 720 }, + computes, + ); + expect(world.enable(renderer, true, false, false, "off")).toBe(true); + const { camera } = cameraAt(0, 0); + world.dispatch(renderer, camera as PerspectiveCamera); + // A clear and a cull, and nothing else: no chain, no test. + expect(computes.count).toBe(2); + expect(world.report().occlusion).toBeUndefined(); + world.dispose(); + }); +}); + /** * The adaptive LOD bias: the main pass over its share of the frame raises the one multiplier both * selection paths scale camera distance by, and decays it once the pass is comfortable again. @@ -3489,6 +4238,36 @@ describe("WorldCells adaptive LOD bias", () => { world.dispose(); }); + it("budgets the main pass against the game's target frame, not the frame it just measured", async () => { + // A 120 fps target is an 8.33 ms frame, so the main pass may take 4.17 ms. A fast frame used to + // shrink that share: at 400 fps a 3 ms pass read as over budget and coarsened the whole world on + // a GPU with room to spare (Machinefall: bias 2.5 on a 2.9 ms main pass, PRD-478). + let clock = 0; + let gpuMain = 3; + const world = await loadWorldAt(() => clock); + const renderer = { + ...lodRenderer(() => gpuMain), + targetFps: (): number => 120, + } as unknown as IRendererLike; + const camera = playerCamera(); + for (let frame = 0; frame < 3200; frame += 1) { + clock += 2.5; + world.update(renderer, camera); + } + expect(lodBias(), "a pass inside the target's share coarsened the world").toBe(1); + + // And the target is what sets it: at 60 fps frames a 5 ms pass is over a 120 fps target's share. + gpuMain = 5; + for (let frame = 0; frame < 800; frame += 1) { + clock += 16; + world.update(renderer, camera); + } + expect(lodBias(), "a pass over the target's share kept the authored selection").toBeGreaterThan( + 1, + ); + world.dispose(); + }); + it("decays back toward 1 once the main pass is comfortably under budget", async () => { let clock = 0; let gpuMain: number | undefined = 20; @@ -3681,11 +4460,10 @@ describe("levelAtGates impostor terminal scale", () => { /** * A shadow level's own selection, PRD-478 phase 2. * - * The map is not the camera: its frustum is the light's window, its distance test is measured from - * the window centre its own map was rendered with, its gate is the texel size it can resolve, and - * its base is the chain level the cluster path hands it. A selection that took the main camera's - * numbers instead would draw the forest behind the player into the map and drop the shadow the - * player is standing in, which is why each of the four is a claim of its own here. + * The map is not the camera: its frustum is the light's window, its gate is the texel size it can + * resolve, and its base is the chain level the cluster path hands it. Its LOD is the main pass's, + * from the eye, because a placement casts from the key the main pass draws it in. A selection that + * took the main camera's frustum instead would drop the shadow the player is standing in. */ /** Six planes of a top-down `size` box over the origin, which is what a level's light frustum is. */ @@ -3761,13 +4539,12 @@ function drawnPlacements( } describe("a shadow level's own selection", () => { - it("takes its planes, its centre and its gate, and never the main camera's", () => { + it("takes its planes and its gate, and never the main camera's", () => { const { input } = shadowFixture(); // The map is a 200 m box over the origin; the placement at the origin is inside it and the main // camera at 500 m back is not inside it. const level = { base: 0, - centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 1, planes: levelPlanes(100), }; @@ -3779,25 +4556,54 @@ describe("a shadow level's own selection", () => { expect([...(main.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0]); expect([...(main.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([]); expect([...(main.get(2) ?? [])]).toEqual([]); - // The map's: the placement at the origin, which the camera sees 40 m away, and the two behind - // the camera, which the camera cannot see at all. Its own centre is what named their levels — - // 100 m and 60 m from the window centre are both past the 40 m gate and short of the 120 m one, - // where the camera's own eye would have put all three past the coarsest level or out of frame. - expect([...(byKey.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0]); - expect([...(byKey.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1, 3]); + // The map's: the placement at the origin, which the camera sees, and the two behind the camera, + // which the camera cannot see at all. Their levels are the main pass's, from the eye at + // z = -40: 3 is 20 m away (level 0) and 1 is 60 m away, past the 40 m gate (level 1). + expect([...(byKey.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 3]); + expect([...(byKey.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1]); expect([...(byKey.get(2) ?? [])]).toEqual([]); // The sub-texel placement inside the map's own frustum, dropped by its own gate: the set above - // holds placements 1 and 3 and not 2, and with the gate open it holds all three. - expect([...(byKey.get(1) ?? [])]).not.toContain(2); + // holds placements 0 and 3 and not 2, and with the gate open it holds all three. + expect([...(byKey.get(0) ?? [])]).not.toContain(2); const open = drawnPlacements(cullAndSelectShadow(input, { ...level, gate: 0 }), input); - expect([...(open.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1, 2, 3]); + expect([...(open.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 2, 3]); + }); + + it("draws each placement at the main pass's own level, from the eye, or at the coarsest level that casts", () => { + const { input } = shadowFixture(); + // The map's window sits 100 m ahead of the eye, where an aerial view's focus is. The eye is at + // z = -40: placements 0 and 3 are within its 40 m gate (level 0) and placement 1 is past it + // (level 1). From the window centre the levels would invert: 0 → level 1, 1 and 3 → level 0. + const level = { base: 0, gate: 1, planes: levelPlanes(100) }; + const byKey = drawnPlacements(cullAndSelectShadow(input, level), input); + expect([...(byKey.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 3]); + expect([...(byKey.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1]); + // `castLevels: 1`: only the finest level has a twin, as on Machinefall. A placement the main + // pass draws at a level that casts nothing casts with the coarsest shape that does, so its + // shadow stays inside the map — never a write into a region no mesh draws (PRD-539). + const uncast: IKernelInput = { + ...input, + regions: input.regions.map((region, index) => + index === 0 ? region : { ...region, uncast: true }, + ), + }; + const fine = drawnPlacements(cullAndSelectShadow(uncast, level), uncast); + expect([...(fine.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 1, 3]); + expect([...(fine.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([]); + // A coarse map asks for the coarsest shape; with one casting level that is level 0, never a + // level whose twin was not minted. + const coarse = drawnPlacements( + cullAndSelectShadow(uncast, { ...level, base: COARSEST_SHADOW_LEVEL }), + uncast, + ); + expect([...(coarse.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 1, 3]); + expect([...(coarse.get(2) ?? [])]).toEqual([]); }); it("reads a base past the chain as the coarsest shape the asset has, without reading past its levels", () => { const { input } = shadowFixture(); const level = { base: COARSEST_SHADOW_LEVEL, - centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes: levelPlanes(100), }; @@ -3832,9 +4638,10 @@ describe("a shadow level's own selection", () => { it("floors the level at the map's base, which is the shape the cluster path hands it", () => { const { input } = shadowFixture(); - const level = { base: 0, centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes: levelPlanes(100) }; + const level = { base: 0, gate: 0, planes: levelPlanes(100) }; const fine = drawnPlacements(cullAndSelectShadow(input, level), input); - expect([...(fine.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1, 2, 3]); + expect([...(fine.get(0) ?? [])]).toEqual([0, 2, 3]); + expect([...(fine.get(1) ?? [])]).toEqual([1]); // A coarse map draws the coarsest shape whatever the placement's own distance selected, so every // placement the frustum holds moves up to the base — the same coarsening `#probe` does to a // coarse level's geometry. @@ -3854,7 +4661,7 @@ describe("the shadow twins of a registered provider", () => { } as never; const before = scene.footprint(); const { camera, planes } = cameraAt(0, 0); - const level = { base: 0, centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes }; + const level = { base: 0, gate: 0, planes }; // No provider: a level's own dispatch is a no-op, and says so. expect(scene.shadowKeys).toBe(false); scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, level); @@ -3895,7 +4702,7 @@ describe("the shadow twins of a registered provider", () => { } as never; const { planes } = cameraAt(0, 0); scene.shadowKeysFrom(() => ["a:0:0", "a:1:0"]); - scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, { base: 0, centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes }); + scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, { base: 0, gate: 0, planes }); // The twin of a named key is the main key's own geometry and run, with the count left at zero // for the clear dispatch to write. const named = scene.regionOf("a:1:0") as IRegion; @@ -3906,7 +4713,7 @@ describe("the shadow twins of a registered provider", () => { expect(scene.shadowRegionOf("a:2:0")).toBeUndefined(); // A key the provider names later is a twin of the pass that first needs it. scene.shadowKeysFrom(() => ["a:0:0", "a:1:0", "a:2:0"]); - scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, { base: 0, centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes }); + scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, { base: 0, gate: 0, planes }); expect(scene.shadowRegionOf("a:2:0")?.argsIndex).toBe( (scene.regionOf("a:2:0") as IRegion).argsIndex, ); @@ -3920,12 +4727,12 @@ describe("the shadow twins of a registered provider", () => { const renderer = { kind: "webgpu", raw: { backend: { hasFeature: () => true } }, - compute: () => { - computes += 1; + compute: (node: unknown) => { + computes += Array.isArray(node) ? node.length : 1; }, } as never; const { camera, planes } = cameraAt(0, 0); - const level = { base: 0, centre: { x: 0, z: 0 }, gate: 0, planes }; + const level = { base: 0, gate: 0, planes }; scene.shadowKeysFrom(() => ["a:0:0", "a:1:0", "a:2:0"]); // The frame's own main dispatch is its own two, and a level render is two more. scene.dispatch(renderer, camera); @@ -3940,4 +4747,91 @@ describe("the shadow twins of a registered provider", () => { expect(scene.drawn).not.toBe(scene.shadowDrawn); scene.dispose(); }); + + it("makes one compute call of two kernels per main-pass dispatch", () => { + const scene = wired([{ name: "a", levels: [...DISTANCES] }], 1, 64); + const received: unknown[] = []; + const renderer = { + kind: "webgpu", + raw: { backend: { hasFeature: () => true } }, + compute: (node: unknown) => { + received.push(node); + }, + } as never; + const { camera } = cameraAt(0, 0); + scene.dispatch(renderer, camera); + expect(received).toHaveLength(1); + expect(Array.isArray(received[0])).toBe(true); + expect(received[0]).toHaveLength(2); + scene.dispose(); + }); + + /** + * Machinefall's walk: the first level render happens at the camp with a handful of placements, + * and streaming then grows the placement buffer a thousandfold. A shadow kernel kept from that + * first render still reads the first buffer at its first thread count, so every later level + * selects from the camp's handful and a real walk read zero shadow instances on all 138 renders. + */ + it("rebuilds the level's kernel against a placement buffer that grew after its first render", () => { + vi.stubGlobal("__tnShadowGpuKeys", 1); + const scene = wired([{ name: "a", levels: [...DISTANCES] }], 1, 4096); + const culls: { count: number }[] = []; + const renderer = { + kind: "webgpu", + raw: { backend: { hasFeature: () => true } }, + compute: (node: { count: number } | { count: number }[]) => culls.push(...[node].flat()), + } as never; + const { planes } = cameraAt(0, 0); + const level = { base: 0, gate: 0, planes }; + scene.shadowKeysFrom(() => ["a:0:0", "a:1:0", "a:2:0"]); + placed(scene, 0, 2, 4); + scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, level); + const first = culls.at(-1); + placed(scene, 0, 600, 1); + scene.dispatchShadow(renderer, level); + const second = culls.at(-1); + expect(second, "a grown placement buffer is a new pipeline").not.toBe(first); + expect(second?.count, "one thread per resident placement").toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(602); + scene.dispose(); + }); +}); + +describe("addRange", () => { + /** An attribute with the two members `addRange` uses. It records each range, in order. */ + function uploads(): { + updateRanges: { start: number; count: number }[]; + addUpdateRange(start: number, count: number): void; + } { + return { + updateRanges: [], + addUpdateRange(start, count) { + this.updateRanges.push({ start, count }); + }, + }; + } + + it("merges consecutive ranges into one upload", () => { + const attribute = uploads(); + addRange(attribute, 0, 24); + addRange(attribute, 24, 24); + addRange(attribute, 48, 24); + expect(attribute.updateRanges).toEqual([{ start: 0, count: 72 }]); + }); + + it("does not merge across a gap", () => { + const attribute = uploads(); + addRange(attribute, 0, 24); + addRange(attribute, 100, 24); + expect(attribute.updateRanges).toEqual([ + { start: 0, count: 24 }, + { start: 100, count: 24 }, + ]); + }); + + it("merges an earlier range that overlaps the last one", () => { + const attribute = uploads(); + addRange(attribute, 48, 24); + addRange(attribute, 40, 16); + expect(attribute.updateRanges).toEqual([{ start: 40, count: 32 }]); + }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts index d12049ef8e..9f09e73d30 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-shadow-gpu-keys.spec.ts @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ import { type IWorldPackage, WorldCells } from "../src/world.js"; * this map" is read off the meshes and their instance matrices. The other side is * `cullAndSelectShadow` on an input this file builds from the package: the placement spheres, the * cull distances and the gate table come from the manifest, and the key layout is this file's own, - * so a kernel that read the wrong planes, centre, gate or level cannot agree with it by sharing the + * so a kernel that read the wrong planes, gate or level cannot agree with it by sharing the * mistake. Every frustum test below is three's own, applied here rather than through the reference. */ @@ -265,17 +265,12 @@ describe("a shadow level's GPU-key selection against the cluster path", () => { camera.updateMatrixWorld(true); camera.matrixWorldInverse.copy(camera.matrixWorld).invert(); const frustum = frustumOf(camera); - // The window centre this render is made against is where its own light target was put: - // `offsetU`/`offsetV` exist because a deferred level's map sits where it was drawn, so the - // followed centre is not the one its selection belongs to. - const centre = level.light.target.position; const extent = node.stats.perLevel[index]?.extent ?? 0; const held: ILevelRender = { draws: 0, gated: new Set(), level: { base: 0, - centre: { x: centre.x, z: centre.z }, gate: (MIN_CASTER_TEXELS * 2 * extent) / MAP_SIZE, planes: planesOf(camera), }, @@ -408,10 +403,11 @@ describe("a shadow level's GPU-key selection against the cluster path", () => { let drawnTotal = 0; for (const [index, held] of renders) { const levelCamera = (node.levelNodes[index] as unknown as ILevelNode).shadow.camera; - const { base, centre, gate, planes } = held.level; - const level: IShadowLevel = { base, centre, gate, planes }; + const { base, gate, planes } = held.level; + const level: IShadowLevel = { base, gate, planes }; + // The main camera's eye: a map draws each placement at the level the main pass draws it. const kernel: IKernelInput = { - camera: { planes, x: centre.x, y: 0, z: centre.z }, + camera: { planes, x: FOLLOW.x, y: 0, z: FOLLOW.z }, count: placements.length, placements: placements.map((one) => ({ centre: new Float32Array([one.x, 0, one.z, one.radius]), @@ -468,7 +464,7 @@ describe("a shadow level's GPU-key selection against the cluster path", () => { const found = owns(one); const beyond = found.cull !== undefined && - Math.hypot(found.x - centre.x, found.z - centre.z) > found.cull; + Math.hypot(found.x - FOLLOW.x, found.z - FOLLOW.z) > found.cull; expect( inFrustum(levelCamera, found) === false || found.radius * 2 < gate || beyond, `level ${String(index)} dropped ${one}, which its own frustum holds and its own gate resolves`, @@ -587,6 +583,7 @@ async function measureSubmissions( extents: readonly number[] = CLIP_EXTENTS, gpuScene = true, sceneAfter = 0, + mapSize = MAP_SIZE, ): Promise { vi.stubGlobal("__tnShadowGpuKeys", keys ? 1 : 0); stubFixtureFetch(); @@ -597,7 +594,7 @@ async function measureSubmissions( scene.add(light, light.target); const node = new VirtualShadowNode(light, { clipExtents: [...extents], - mapSize: MAP_SIZE, + mapSize, marker: false, minCasterTexels: MIN_CASTER_TEXELS, }); @@ -727,6 +724,23 @@ async function measureSubmissions( } describe("a level render's own submissions with and without GPU keys", () => { + it("preserves the fallback caster submissions when the flag cannot mint GPU keys", async () => { + const off = await measureSubmissions(false, [250], false, 0, 4096); + const on = await measureSubmissions(true, [250], false, 0, 4096); + try { + expect(on.keys).toHaveLength(0); + expect(off.perLevel[0]?.casters).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(off.perLevel[0]?.stat?.drawsBy.small).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(on.perLevel.map(({ stat, ...draws }) => draws)).toEqual( + off.perLevel.map(({ stat, ...draws }) => draws), + ); + expect(on.perLevel.map(({ stat }) => stat)).toEqual(off.perLevel.map(({ stat }) => stat)); + } finally { + on.dispose(); + off.dispose(); + } + }); + /** * The loading screen's shape, which is the one a real game loads in: the ring is prewarmed and * streamed with no renderer at all, and the scene comes up on the first frame that has one, so @@ -867,43 +881,6 @@ describe("a level render's own submissions with and without GPU keys", () => { on.dispose(); off.dispose(); }); - - /** - * Machinefall's shape: one shadow level, `shadowExtents: [250]`, and a launch whose GPU scene - * cannot come up — `gpuScene: false`, or a backend the scene refuses. The world then mints no - * shadow key and keeps its caster halves, while the flag still publishes the provider, so the node - * keys the level and its camera carries the key layer *and* the cluster layer. - * - * That is the state a real game measured: `drawsBy.keys = 0` with `cluster`, `wide` and `small` all - * zero too, so the row read 330 draws while the render was also submitting the forest's cluster - * meshes — a bill that says the keys replaced the halves when nothing had. The counter has to follow - * what the level's own camera submits: the key bill when the world minted keys, the cluster bill - * when it did not, and never a zero standing in for either. - */ - it("counts the caster halves a keyed level still submits, on a single level with no keys minted", async () => { - const on = await measureSubmissions(true, [250], false); - expect(on.perLevel.length, "the one level rendered").toBe(1); - expect(on.keys, "a world with the scene off mints no shadow key").toEqual([]); - const [one] = on.perLevel; - // The level's own row against the meshes the render submitted, mesh for mesh. - expect(one?.stat?.drawsBy.keys, "a keyed level with no keys counts none").toBe(0); - expect( - one?.stat?.drawsBy.cluster, - "a keyed level's own camera still draws the cluster layer", - ).toBe(one?.cluster); - expect(one?.cluster, "the world kept the cluster half it minted").toBeGreaterThan(0); - // The wide and small halves are on layers a keyed camera does not carry, so they are not submitted - // and are not counted — the bill is the submissions, not the world's whole caster set. - expect(one?.stat?.drawsBy.wide).toBe(0); - expect(one?.stat?.drawsBy.small).toBe(0); - expect(one?.stat?.draws).toBe((one?.cluster ?? 0) + (one?.proxies ?? 0) + (one?.layer0 ?? 0)); - console.info( - `TN_SHADOW_KEY_BILL keys=${String(one?.stat?.drawsBy.keys)} cluster=${String(one?.stat?.drawsBy.cluster)} ` + - `draws=${String(one?.stat?.draws)} submitted=${String(one?.draws)} ` + - `wideCasters=${String((one?.casters ?? 0) - (one?.cluster ?? 0))}`, - ); - on.dispose(); - }); }); /** The frame three hands a node, as this harness can also clear: three's own is not writable here. */ diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts index fad210ab62..6f7cf0e0d1 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-jobs.spec.ts @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ import { type BufferGeometry, Mesh, MeshBasicMaterial } from "three"; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; +import { SpanRecorder, setSpanRecorder } from "../src/profiling/Spans.js"; import { type ITerrainJob, type ITerrainJobResult, @@ -387,6 +388,37 @@ describe("terrain jobs", () => { // The box's structural claim, without a clock: a reply the main thread did not compute is one it // could only have swapped in, so marking the worker's result marks the settled geometry too. If // any of the merge ran here, the correct bytes would win over the mark and this case fails. + // The box's timing clause, on the frame-span table the browser report reads: the main-thread work + // a block rebuild and a seam pass do is entered as the `terrainBlock`/`terrainSeam` spans. Inline + // here, so the entry is deterministic and a node sample is not read as a browser frame. + it("records the terrain block and seam spans on the frame-span table", () => { + const recorder = new SpanRecorder(); + setSpanRecorder(recorder); + try { + // Two rings, because one ring cannot do both jobs: a block merges only where a whole 4x4 tile + // block shares one LOD tier, and a seam needs a LOD boundary inside the resident ring. + const merged = terrain({ lodDistances: [], lodFactors: [1], streamRadius: 2 }); + const seamed = terrain(TWO_TIERS); + try { + for (let frame = 0; frame < 16; frame += 1) { + merged.follow(ISLAND); + seamed.follow(ISLAND); + } + recorder.endFrame(1); + const window = recorder.window(); + expect(window?.spans.terrainBlock?.frames).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(window?.spans.terrainBlock?.perFrame).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(window?.spans.terrainSeam?.frames).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(window?.spans.terrainSeam?.perFrame).toBeGreaterThan(0); + } finally { + merged.dispose(); + seamed.dispose(); + } + } finally { + setSpanRecorder(undefined); + } + }); + it("swaps the returned attributes and computes nothing itself", async () => { vi.stubGlobal("Worker", FakeWorker); const tiles = terrain(); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-merge-inflight.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-merge-inflight.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8cde102103 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-merge-inflight.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,266 @@ +import { Mesh, MeshBasicMaterial, type Object3D } from "three"; +import { describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; +import * as terrainJobs from "../src/terrain-jobs.js"; +import { type ITerrainJob, type ITerrainMergeJob, runTerrainJob } from "../src/terrain-jobs.js"; +import { TerrainTiles } from "../src/world-tiles.js"; + +const sampleHeight = (x: number, z: number): number => + Math.sin(x * 0.17) * 2 + Math.cos(z * 0.13) * 1.5 + Math.sin((x + z) * 0.07); + +const TILE_SIZE = 16; +const FRAMES = 240; +const BLOCK_PREFIX = "tn-terrain-block:"; + +/** + * A module worker that answers only when the test says so, which is what the real one does while its + * single job is out. `spawnTerrainWorker` reads the global `Worker` when a ring is constructed, so + * stubbing it is all it takes to hold a merge open — no option and no seam in the class. + */ +class HeldWorker { + static latest: HeldWorker | undefined; + onerror: (() => void) | undefined; + onmessage: ((event: { data: unknown }) => void) | undefined; + readonly held: { id: number; job: ITerrainMergeJob }[] = []; + readonly merges: string[] = []; + + constructor( + readonly url: string | URL, + readonly options?: { type?: string }, + ) { + HeldWorker.latest = this; + } + + postMessage(message: { id: number; job: ITerrainJob }): void { + this.held.push(message as { id: number; job: ITerrainMergeJob }); + // Seam jobs ride the same worker; only a merge names a block. + if (message.job.kind === "merge") this.merges.push(originOf(message.job)); + } + + terminate(): void { + this.held.length = 0; + } + + /** Answer every held request in the order it was sent, the way the worker queue answers. */ + flush(): void { + for (const request of this.held.splice(0)) + this.onmessage?.({ data: { id: request.id, result: runTerrainJob(request.job) } }); + } +} + +/** A merge's block, read off its job: the block origin is what names it. */ +function originOf(job: ITerrainMergeJob): string { + return `${String(job.blockOrigin.x)},${String(job.blockOrigin.z)}`; +} + +function terrain(overrides: Record = {}): TerrainTiles { + return new TerrainTiles({ + mergeTiles: true, + residentByteBudget: 64_000_000, + residentTileBudget: 256, + sampleHeight, + lodDistances: [TILE_SIZE * 3, TILE_SIZE * 7], + streamRadius: 4, + surface: new MeshBasicMaterial(), + tileResolution: 33, + tileSize: TILE_SIZE, + ...overrides, + } as ConstructorParameters[0]); +} + +/** One frame of a map walk's churn: stream, re-level, blend, then release the merges the frame sent. */ +async function frame( + tiles: TerrainTiles, + worker: HeldWorker | undefined, + at: number, +): Promise { + const travelled = at * 0.75; + tiles.follow({ x: travelled, z: at < FRAMES / 2 ? 0 : travelled - (FRAMES / 2) * 0.75 }); + tiles.process(); + worker?.flush(); + // A held worker answers in a microtask, so the walk has to yield before the swap it schedules runs. + await Promise.resolve(); +} + +/** How many blocks have two merges out at the same time, which no block may ever have. */ +function concurrentDuplicates(worker: HeldWorker): number { + const open = worker.held + .map(({ job }) => job) + .filter((job) => job.kind === "merge") + .map(originOf); + return open.length - new Set(open).size; +} + +/** A settled block's positions, so two hosts can be compared on the geometry that reached the GPU. */ +function readPositions(block: Object3D | undefined): number[] { + if (!(block instanceof Mesh)) return []; + return [...(block.geometry.getAttribute("position").array as Float32Array)]; +} + +function census(tiles: TerrainTiles): { + blocks: number; + positions: number[]; + rebuilds: number; + tiles: number; +} { + const block = tiles.children.find((child) => child.name.startsWith(BLOCK_PREFIX)); + return { + blocks: tiles.terrainTiles.blocks, + positions: readPositions(block), + rebuilds: tiles.terrainTiles.rebuilds, + tiles: tiles.terrainTiles.tiles, + }; +} + +describe("TerrainTiles merged-block merge in flight", () => { + it("rebuilds with new membership after tiles leave and join during a held merge", async () => { + vi.stubGlobal("Worker", HeldWorker); + const tiles = terrain({ lodDistances: [], lodFactors: [1], streamRadius: 1 }); + try { + const worker = HeldWorker.latest; + if (worker === undefined) throw new Error("No terrain worker was spawned."); + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE, z: TILE_SIZE }); + const initial = worker.held.find(({ job }) => job.kind === "merge"); + if (initial === undefined) throw new Error("Expected a held merge."); + expect(initial.job.parts.some(({ origin }) => origin.x === 0)).toBe(true); + + // The ring stays in block (0, 0), but its x=0 column leaves and its x=3 column joins. + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE * 2, z: TILE_SIZE }); + expect(worker.merges).toHaveLength(1); + expect(tiles.getTile("0:1")).toBeUndefined(); + expect(tiles.getTile("3:1")).toBeDefined(); + worker.flush(); + await Promise.resolve(); + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE * 2, z: TILE_SIZE }); + expect(worker.merges).toEqual(["0,0", "0,0"]); + const retry = worker.held.find(({ job }) => job.kind === "merge"); + if (retry === undefined) throw new Error("Expected a replacement merge."); + expect(retry.job.parts).toHaveLength(9); + expect(retry.job.parts.some(({ origin }) => origin.x === 0)).toBe(false); + expect(retry.job.parts.filter(({ origin }) => origin.x === TILE_SIZE * 3)).toHaveLength(3); + const expected = [...runTerrainJob(retry.job).positions]; + worker.flush(); + await Promise.resolve(); + expect(census(tiles).positions).toEqual(expected); + expect(census(tiles).tiles).toBe(9); + expect(census(tiles).rebuilds).toBe(2); + } finally { + tiles.dispose(); + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); + } + }); + + it("dispatches a block again after its held merge rejects", async () => { + const runner = terrainJobs.createTerrainJobRunner(); + let rejectMerge: ((reason: Error) => void) | undefined; + const merge = vi.spyOn(runner, "merge").mockImplementationOnce( + () => + new Promise((_, reject) => { + rejectMerge = reject; + }), + ); + const createRunner = vi + .spyOn(terrainJobs, "createTerrainJobRunner") + .mockReturnValueOnce(runner); + const tiles = terrain({ lodDistances: [], lodFactors: [1], streamRadius: 1 }); + try { + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE, z: TILE_SIZE }); + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE * 2, z: TILE_SIZE }); + expect(merge).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1); + if (rejectMerge === undefined) throw new Error("Expected a held merge."); + rejectMerge(new Error("Merge failed.")); + await Promise.resolve(); + tiles.follow({ x: TILE_SIZE * 2, z: TILE_SIZE }); + expect(merge).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2); + expect(tiles.terrainTiles.blocks).toBe(1); + expect(tiles.terrainTiles.tiles).toBe(9); + } finally { + tiles.dispose(); + merge.mockRestore(); + createRunner.mockRestore(); + } + }); + + it("never has two merges of the same block out at once", async () => { + vi.stubGlobal("Worker", HeldWorker); + try { + const tiles = terrain(); + const worker = HeldWorker.latest; + if (worker === undefined) throw new Error("No terrain worker was spawned."); + let duplicated = 0; + // Every third frame answers, so a merge stays out long enough for its own block to be dirtied + // again while it waits — the burst the ring's one-rebuild-a-frame cap is meant to absorb. + for (let at = 0; at < FRAMES; at += 1) { + await frame(tiles, at % 3 === 2 ? worker : undefined, at); + duplicated += concurrentDuplicates(worker); + } + worker.flush(); + await Promise.resolve(); + expect(worker.merges.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(duplicated).toBe(0); + expect(census(tiles).blocks).toBeGreaterThan(0); + tiles.dispose(); + } finally { + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); + } + }); + + it("merges a block again once the merge it was waiting on lands", async () => { + vi.stubGlobal("Worker", HeldWorker); + try { + const tiles = terrain(); + const worker = HeldWorker.latest; + if (worker === undefined) throw new Error("No terrain worker was spawned."); + let duplicated = 0; + for (let at = 0; at < FRAMES; at += 1) { + await frame(tiles, at % 3 === 2 ? worker : undefined, at); + duplicated += concurrentDuplicates(worker); + } + worker.flush(); + await Promise.resolve(); + // Waiting is not skipping: a block touched while its merge was out runs again, so every merge + // the walk sent is answered and the ring settles with the blocks its geometry describes. + expect(duplicated).toBe(0); + expect(worker.merges.length).toBeGreaterThan(new Set(worker.merges).size); + const settled = census(tiles); + expect(settled.rebuilds).toBe(worker.merges.length); + expect(settled.blocks).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(settled.tiles).toBe(tiles.residentTileCount); + tiles.dispose(); + } finally { + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); + } + }); + + it("settles on the same block geometry and the same record as an inline run", async () => { + const inline = async (): Promise> => { + const tiles = terrain(); + try { + for (let at = 0; at < FRAMES; at += 1) await frame(tiles, undefined, at); + return census(tiles); + } finally { + tiles.dispose(); + } + }; + const held = async (): Promise> => { + vi.stubGlobal("Worker", HeldWorker); + try { + const tiles = terrain(); + const worker = HeldWorker.latest; + if (worker === undefined) throw new Error("No terrain worker was spawned."); + try { + for (let at = 0; at < FRAMES; at += 1) await frame(tiles, worker, at); + return census(tiles); + } finally { + tiles.dispose(); + } + } finally { + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); + } + }; + const a = await inline(); + const b = await held(); + expect(b.positions).toEqual(a.positions); + expect(b.tiles).toBe(a.tiles); + expect(b.blocks).toBe(a.blocks); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts index 8e332cede4..bccfe6339d 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-splat.spec.ts @@ -1,20 +1,41 @@ -import { CompressedArrayTexture, CompressedTexture, Texture } from "three"; +import { CompressedArrayTexture, CompressedTexture, DataArrayTexture, Texture } from "three"; import { MeshStandardNodeMaterial } from "three/webgpu"; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; import { loadTerrainSplat, stackLayers } from "../src/world-terrain-splat.js"; +/** Every layer states how it responds to light: an `orm` map, or the two numbers themselves. */ const table = { - base: { id: "moss", normal: true, tile: 3, tint: [0.36, 0.47, 0.27] }, + base: { + id: "moss", + metalness: 0, + normal: true, + roughness: 0.9, + tile: 3, + tint: [0.36, 0.47, 0.27], + }, breakup: { push: 0.25, scale: 0.35 }, layers: [ - { channel: "r", hi: 1.35, id: "litter", lo: 0.3, mask: "litter", tile: 3, tint: [1, 1, 1] }, + { + channel: "r", + hi: 1.35, + id: "litter", + lo: 0.3, + mask: "litter", + metalness: 0, + roughness: 0.95, + tile: 3, + tint: [1, 1, 1], + }, { channel: "b", hi: 0.75, id: "grass", lo: 0.25, mask: "b", + metalness: 0, normal: true, + orm: true, + roughness: 0.8, tile: 3.5, tint: [1, 1, 1], }, @@ -24,6 +45,8 @@ const table = { id: "rock", lo: 0.45, mask: "a", + metalness: 0.2, + roughness: 0.6, tile: 7, tint: [1, 1, 1], triplanar: true, @@ -34,6 +57,54 @@ const table = { textures: "terrain/tex", }; +/** + * A package exported before the `orm` column existed: Machinefall's own `terrain/layers.json`, + * which states roughness per layer, never metalness, and says nothing at all about its base. + */ +const preOrmTable = { + base: { id: "forrest_ground_01", normal: true, tile: 3.0405, tint: [0.36, 0.47, 0.27] }, + breakup: { push: 0.25, scale: 0.35 }, + layers: [ + { + channel: "r", + hi: 1.35, + id: "forrest_ground_03", + lo: 0.3, + mask: "litter", + roughness: 0.95, + saturation: 0.9, + tile: 3, + tint: [0.36, 0.37, 0.26], + }, + { + channel: "b", + hi: 0.75, + id: "sparse_grass", + lo: 0.25, + mask: "b", + normal: true, + roughness: 0.95, + tile: 3.5, + tint: [0.85, 0.9, 0.75], + }, + { + channel: "r", + hi: 0.85, + id: "rock_face_03", + lo: 0.45, + mask: "a", + roughness: 0.85, + saturation: 0.6, + tile: 7, + tint: [0.55, 0.5, 0.44], + triplanar: true, + }, + ], + macro: { max: 1.12, min: 0.8, scale: 0.05 }, + splat: { masks: { a: [0, "rgb"], b: [1, "rgb"], litter: [0, "a"] }, planes: 2, size: 4 }, + textures: "terrain/tex", +}; + function world(layers: Record | undefined): unknown { return { extent: { minX: -8, minZ: -8, sizeX: 16, sizeZ: 16 }, @@ -57,13 +128,58 @@ function served(files: Record): { assets: never; requested: str resolve: async (path: string) => [path], texture: async (path: string) => { requested.push(path); - return new Texture(); + return bitmap(4, 4); }, }; return { assets: assets as never, requested }; } -afterEach(() => vi.unstubAllGlobals()); +/** An uncompressed layer of a given size, as the asset loader hands one back (an ImageBitmap). */ +function bitmap(width: number, height: number): Texture { + const texture = new Texture(); + texture.image = { width, height } as never; + return texture; +} + +/** A renderer that records the GPU copies it is asked for, one per array layer. */ +function copyingRenderer(): { raw: unknown; layers: number[] } { + const layers: number[] = []; + return { + layers, + raw: { + copyTextureToTexture: ( + _source: unknown, + _destination: unknown, + _r: unknown, + at: { z: number }, + ) => layers.push(at.z), + initTexture: () => undefined, + }, + }; +} + +/** Every distinct texture the material's node graphs sample: one binding each. */ +function sampledTextures(material: MeshStandardNodeMaterial): Set { + const found = new Set(); + const walk = ( + node: { value?: unknown; getChildren?: () => unknown[] } | null | undefined, + ): void => { + if (node === null || node === undefined) return; + if (node.value instanceof Texture) found.add(node.value); + for (const child of node.getChildren?.() ?? []) walk(child as typeof node); + }; + walk(material.colorNode as never); + walk(material.normalNode as never); + walk(material.roughnessNode as never); + walk(material.aoNode as never); + walk(material.metalnessNode as never); + return found; +} + +afterEach(() => { + vi.restoreAllMocks(); + vi.unstubAllGlobals(); +}); describe("loadTerrainSplat", () => { it("builds the package's splat surface from its own table, planes and texture sets", async () => { @@ -76,11 +192,12 @@ describe("loadTerrainSplat", () => { expect(surface).toBeInstanceOf(MeshStandardNodeMaterial); expect((surface as MeshStandardNodeMaterial).colorNode).toBeTruthy(); expect((surface as MeshStandardNodeMaterial).normalNode).toBeTruthy(); - // Every set's albedo, and a normal only where the table asks for one. + // Every set's albedo, a normal and an ORM map only where the table asks for one. expect(requested.sort()).toEqual( [ "world/terrain/tex/grass_diff.jpg", "world/terrain/tex/grass_nrm.jpg", + "world/terrain/tex/grass_orm.jpg", "world/terrain/tex/litter_diff.jpg", "world/terrain/tex/moss_diff.jpg", "world/terrain/tex/moss_nrm.jpg", @@ -89,6 +206,47 @@ describe("loadTerrainSplat", () => { ); }); + it("drives roughness, occlusion and metalness from the table and its ORM maps", async () => { + const { assets } = served({ + "world/world.json": world({ splat: "terrain/splat.rgba8", table: "terrain/layers.json" }), + "world/terrain/layers.json": table, + "world/terrain/splat.rgba8": new Uint8Array(2 * 4 * 4 * 4), + }); + const surface = (await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets, + renderer: copyingRenderer() as never, + url: "world/world.json", + })) as MeshStandardNodeMaterial; + // The surface's whole light response comes from the table: no scalar left in the package. + expect(surface.roughnessNode).toBeTruthy(); + expect(surface.aoNode).toBeTruthy(); + expect(surface.metalnessNode).toBeTruthy(); + expect(surface.roughness).toBe(1); + expect(surface.metalness).toBe(0); + // splat + albedo + normal + the single ORM layer's array. + expect(sampledTextures(surface).size).toBe(4); + }); + + it("loads a table exported before the orm column, naming the layer that says nothing", async () => { + const warn = vi.spyOn(console, "warn").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + vi.spyOn(console, "info").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + const { assets } = served({ + "world/world.json": world({ splat: "terrain/splat.rgba8", table: "terrain/layers.json" }), + "world/terrain/layers.json": preOrmTable, + "world/terrain/splat.rgba8": new Uint8Array(2 * 4 * 4 * 4), + }); + // A package the earlier export recipe wrote is not malformed, and a world that never loads is + // a game stuck on its loading screen: the surface builds, and the gap is reported. + const surface = (await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets, + renderer: copyingRenderer() as never, + url: "world/world.json", + })) as MeshStandardNodeMaterial; + expect(surface.roughnessNode).toBeTruthy(); + expect(surface.metalnessNode).toBeTruthy(); + expect(warn).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.stringContaining("forrest_ground_01")); + }); + it("refuses a package without terrain layers instead of drawing a default", async () => { const { assets } = served({ "world/world.json": world(undefined) }); await expect(loadTerrainSplat({ assets, url: "world/world.json" })).rejects.toThrow( @@ -104,6 +262,74 @@ describe("loadTerrainSplat", () => { }); await expect(loadTerrainSplat({ assets, url: "world/world.json" })).rejects.toThrow(/plane 1/u); }); + + it("stacks sixteen same-size uncompressed layers into one array texture per set", async () => { + const info = vi.spyOn(console, "info").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + const { assets } = served({ + "world/world.json": world({ splat: "terrain/splat.rgba8", table: "terrain/layers.json" }), + "world/terrain/layers.json": { + ...table, + layers: Array.from({ length: 15 }, (_unused, index) => ({ + channel: "r", + hi: 1, + id: `layer-${String(index)}`, + lo: 0, + mask: "a", + metalness: 0, + normal: true, + roughness: 0.7, + tile: 3, + tint: [1, 1, 1], + })), + splat: { masks: { a: [0, "a"] }, planes: 1, size: 4 }, + }, + "world/terrain/splat.rgba8": new Uint8Array(4 * 4 * 4), + }); + const surface = (await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets, + renderer: copyingRenderer() as never, + url: "world/world.json", + })) as MeshStandardNodeMaterial; + // The splat planes plus one array per set: three sampled textures for sixteen layers. + expect(sampledTextures(surface).size).toBe(3); + expect(info).toHaveBeenCalledWith("TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT layers=16 samplers=3 stacked=2"); + }); + + it("names the sampler count a set that cannot stack costs", async () => { + const info = vi.spyOn(console, "info").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + const warn = vi.spyOn(console, "warn").mockImplementation(() => undefined); + const sizes = new Map(); + vi.stubGlobal( + "fetch", + vi.fn(async (url: string) => { + if (url === "world/world.json") + return new Response( + JSON.stringify(world({ splat: "terrain/splat.rgba8", table: "terrain/layers.json" })), + ); + if (url === "world/terrain/splat.rgba8") + return new Response(new Blob([new Uint8Array(2 * 4 * 4 * 4)])); + return new Response(JSON.stringify(table)); + }), + ); + // One layer at a size the others cannot match, so the albedo set keeps its own samplers. + sizes.set("world/terrain/tex/rock_diff.jpg", [8, 8]); + const assets = { + resolve: async (path: string) => [path], + texture: async (path: string) => { + const size = sizes.get(path) ?? [4, 4]; + return bitmap(size[0], size[1]); + }, + }; + const surface = (await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets: assets as never, + renderer: copyingRenderer() as never, + url: "world/world.json", + })) as MeshStandardNodeMaterial; + // splat + 4 albedos (one layer's size the rest do not share) + a stacked normal and ORM set. + expect(sampledTextures(surface).size).toBe(7); + expect(info).toHaveBeenCalledWith("TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT layers=4 samplers=7 stacked=2"); + expect(warn).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.stringContaining("bind 4 samplers")); + }); }); describe("stackLayers", () => { @@ -130,8 +356,23 @@ describe("stackLayers", () => { expect((stacked.mipmaps[1]?.data as Uint8Array).byteLength).toBe(24); }); - it("refuses to stack a mixed codec or an uncompressed layer", () => { + it("refuses to stack a mixed codec", () => { expect(stackLayers([layer(1), layer(2, 1024)])).toBeUndefined(); - expect(stackLayers([new Texture(), new Texture()])).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it("stacks same-size uncompressed layers through one GPU copy per layer", () => { + const renderer = copyingRenderer(); + const stacked = stackLayers( + [bitmap(4, 4), bitmap(4, 4), bitmap(4, 4)], + renderer as never, + ) as DataArrayTexture; + expect(stacked).toBeInstanceOf(DataArrayTexture); + expect((stacked.image as { depth: number }).depth).toBe(3); + expect(renderer.layers).toEqual([0, 1, 2]); + }); + + it("refuses uncompressed layers of mixed sizes, and any set with no renderer to copy with", () => { + expect(stackLayers([bitmap(4, 4), bitmap(8, 8)], copyingRenderer() as never)).toBeUndefined(); + expect(stackLayers([bitmap(4, 4), bitmap(4, 4)])).toBeUndefined(); }); }); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-tiles.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-tiles.spec.ts index 1ca7666d4d..6579bc943f 100644 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-tiles.spec.ts +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/world-terrain-tiles.spec.ts @@ -1150,6 +1150,30 @@ describe("TerrainTiles", () => { tiles.dispose(); }); + it("tags every tile level as terrain and as a shadow-neutral visibility swap", () => { + const tiles = new TerrainTiles({ + residentByteBudget: 4_000_000, + residentTileBudget: 1, + sampleHeight, + streamRadius: 0, + surface: new MeshBasicMaterial(), + tileResolution: 17, + tileSize: 16, + }); + + tiles.follow({ x: 8, z: 8 }); + + const key = tiles.residentKeys[0]; + const tile = key === undefined ? undefined : tiles.getTile(key); + if (tile === undefined) throw new Error("Expected the followed tile to be resident."); + expect(tile.lod.levels.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + for (const { object } of tile.lod.levels) { + expect(object.userData.tnDrawSource).toBe("terrain"); + expect(object.userData.tnShadowSwap).toBe(true); + } + tiles.dispose(); + }); + it("publishes the resident field and routed flow for topology evaluation", () => { const tiles = new TerrainTiles({ validate: true, diff --git a/packages/core/capabilities.json b/packages/core/capabilities.json index 802aa1ea24..d8452a8554 100644 --- a/packages/core/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/core/capabilities.json @@ -3815,10 +3815,10 @@ { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ - "the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by the `export_terrain_layers.py` recipe", - "WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: planes + diffuse maps + normal maps must fit" + "the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by `export_terrain_layers` in the `export_world.py` recipe", + "WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: same-size layers stack into one array texture per set, and `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT samplers=` reports what is left" ], - "example": "const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\" });\nconst world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\", surface, follow, ring: 2 });", + "example": "const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, renderer: ctx.renderer, url: \"world/world.json\" });\nconst world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\", surface, follow, ring: 2 });", "importPath": "@threenative/core/world", "kind": "function", "overrides": [ @@ -3830,7 +3830,7 @@ "terrain textured by splat masks exported from Blender with the world package", "the game's terrain should match the DCC's terrain material without a second copy" ], - "summary": "The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares.", + "summary": "The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Each layer answers light from its own ORM map where the table ships one and from the table's own roughness and metalness where it does not; a layer that states neither is matte and dielectric, and named in a warning. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds, surface response and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares.", "supersedes": [], "symbol": "loadTerrainSplat" }, diff --git a/packages/core/gpl/recipes/export_world.py b/packages/core/gpl/recipes/export_world.py index fab5f39822..45ea7d3eb1 100644 --- a/packages/core/gpl/recipes/export_world.py +++ b/packages/core/gpl/recipes/export_world.py @@ -388,6 +388,8 @@ def skipped_collections(layer, under_hidden=False): def terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer_id, kind): """The source file of one texture set's map, searched in the table's `textures.search` dirs.""" + if kind not in textures: + fail("terrain layers: the table names no '%s' texture for a layer that asks for one" % kind) name = textures[kind].replace("{id}", layer_id) for relative in textures.get("search", ["."]): base = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(table_dir, relative)) @@ -422,7 +424,9 @@ def export_terrain_layers(out, table_path, root=None): The table (the game's; its DCC shader can read the same file) names its masks, texture sets and blend values. This writes `terrain/layers.json` (the table plus the splat layout), `terrain/splat.rgba8` (masks packed into RGBA8 planes, raw so no cook converts them) and - `terrain/tex/_diff.jpg` / `_nrm.jpg`, and returns the `terrain.layers` paths. + `terrain/tex/_diff.jpg`, `_nrm.jpg` and `_orm.jpg`, and returns the + `terrain.layers` paths. A layer's `normal` and `orm` flags say which maps it ships, and its + `roughness`/`metalness` say how it answers light when it ships no ORM map. Relative paths in the table resolve against `root` when given, else the table's folder. """ import numpy as np @@ -476,6 +480,13 @@ def export_terrain_layers(out, table_path, root=None): terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer["id"], "nrm"), os.path.join(tex, "%s_nrm.jpg" % layer["id"]), ) + if layer.get("orm"): + # A material with a roughness input of its own ships that input as occlusion, + # roughness and metalness; the table's numbers stand in for one without it. + shutil.copyfile( + terrain_layer_texture(table_dir, textures, layer["id"], "orm"), + os.path.join(tex, "%s_orm.jpg" % layer["id"]), + ) shipped = {key: table[key] for key in ("base", "breakup", "macro", "layers")} shipped["splat"] = {"masks": placed, "planes": len(planes), "size": size} diff --git a/packages/core/patches/three@0.185.1.patch b/packages/core/patches/three@0.185.1.patch index fdfc458734..860e92faff 100644 --- a/packages/core/patches/three@0.185.1.patch +++ b/packages/core/patches/three@0.185.1.patch @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ index 0bb9262cd029f411933d077fd44197a51ec5e8e9..868a634b4294be5f32664912a50813d5 * Constructs a new batched mesh. * diff --git a/build/three.webgpu.js b/build/three.webgpu.js -index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e68483ee1f6e 100644 +index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..bd574d95ebd0dfbc27c6256809d1d027dd843bad 100644 --- a/build/three.webgpu.js +++ b/build/three.webgpu.js @@ -141,6 +141,15 @@ class NodeMaterialObserver { @@ -411,10 +411,10 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 + const sourceTracked = sourceMaterial !== null && sourceMaterial !== undefined; + const sourceReplaced = sourceTracked && renderObject._sourceMaterial !== sourceMaterial; + const sourceChanged = sourceTracked && ( sourceReplaced || renderObject.sourceVersion !== sourceMaterial.version ); -+ -+ if ( renderObject.version !== material.version || sourceChanged || renderObject.needsUpdate ) { - if ( renderObject.initialCacheKey !== renderObject.getCacheKey() ) { ++ if ( renderObject.version !== material.version || sourceChanged || renderObject.needsUpdate ) { ++ + if ( sourceReplaced || renderObject.initialCacheKey !== renderObject.getCacheKey() ) { renderObject.dispose(); @@ -626,7 +626,98 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 // -@@ -53841,7 +54070,7 @@ class NodeBuilder { +@@ -44431,6 +44660,46 @@ var RendererUtils = /*#__PURE__*/Object.freeze({ + + const shadowMaterialLib = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); + ++const _shadowUniforms = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); ++ ++/** ++ * Returns the uniform `create` makes for this shadow and name, and makes it only once. ++ * ++ * A filter body runs once per node builder. A uniform that the body makes directly is a new node ++ * for each material, and a new render-group node gives each material its own copy of the shared ++ * render group: a buffer that each material compares and writes on each render call. One node per ++ * shadow lets every material that reads it share one render-group buffer. ++ * ++ * @private ++ * @param {LightShadow} shadow - The shadow that owns the uniform. ++ * @param {string} name - The uniform's name within that shadow. ++ * @param {Function} create - Makes the uniform the first time. ++ * @return {Node} The uniform node. ++ */ ++const getShadowUniform = ( shadow, name, create ) => { ++ ++ let uniforms = _shadowUniforms.get( shadow ); ++ ++ if ( uniforms === undefined ) { ++ ++ uniforms = new Map(); ++ _shadowUniforms.set( shadow, uniforms ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ let node = uniforms.get( name ); ++ ++ if ( node === undefined ) { ++ ++ node = create(); ++ uniforms.set( name, node ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ return node; ++ ++}; ++ + /** + * A shadow filtering function performing basic filtering. This is in fact an unfiltered version of the shadow map + * with a binary `[0,1]` result. +@@ -44485,8 +44754,8 @@ const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, + + }; + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + const radiusScaled = radius.mul( texelSize.x ); +@@ -44517,7 +44786,7 @@ const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, + */ + const PCFSoftShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, depthLayer } ) => { + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + +@@ -45586,8 +45855,8 @@ const BasicPointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, dp } ) + */ + const PointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, dp, shadow } ) => { + +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = radius.div( mapSize.x ); + +@@ -45623,9 +45892,9 @@ const pointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { filterFn, depthTexture, shadowCo + const shadowPositionAbs = shadowPosition.abs().toConst(); + const viewZ = shadowPositionAbs.x.max( shadowPositionAbs.y ).max( shadowPositionAbs.z ); + +- const shadowCameraNear = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ); +- const shadowCameraFar = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ); +- const bias = reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const shadowCameraNear = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraNear', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ) ); ++ const shadowCameraFar = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraFar', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ) ); ++ const bias = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'bias', () => reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const result = float( 1.0 ).toVar(); + +@@ -53841,7 +54110,7 @@ class NodeBuilder { const mrt = this.renderer.getMRT(); @@ -635,7 +726,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } -@@ -55244,15 +55473,17 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -55244,15 +55513,17 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { * Returns `true` if the given node uniforms group must be updated or not. * * @param {NodeUniformsGroup} nodeUniformsGroup - The node uniforms group. @@ -656,7 +747,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 // check for update -@@ -56056,6 +56287,21 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56056,6 +56327,21 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { } @@ -678,7 +769,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 /** * Triggers the call of `updateBefore()` methods * for all nodes of the given render object. -@@ -56065,9 +56311,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56065,9 +56351,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { updateBefore( renderObject ) { const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -693,7 +784,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 // update frame state for each node this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ).updateBeforeNode( node ); -@@ -56085,10 +56336,11 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56085,10 +56376,11 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { updateAfter( renderObject ) { const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -706,7 +797,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ).updateAfterNode( node ); -@@ -56125,9 +56377,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56125,9 +56417,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { const nodeFrame = this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ); const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -721,7 +812,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 nodeFrame.updateNode( node ); } -@@ -62731,6 +62988,7 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62731,6 +63028,7 @@ class Renderer { let materialDisplacementMap; let materialDisplacementScale; let materialDisplacementBias; @@ -729,7 +820,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 const previousSourceMaterial = this._currentSourceMaterial; -@@ -62756,6 +63014,7 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62756,6 +63054,7 @@ class Renderer { materialDisplacementMap = overrideMaterial.displacementMap; materialDisplacementScale = overrideMaterial.displacementScale; materialDisplacementBias = overrideMaterial.displacementBias; @@ -737,7 +828,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 if ( material.positionNode && material.positionNode.isNode ) { -@@ -62763,7 +63022,15 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62763,7 +63062,15 @@ class Renderer { } @@ -754,7 +845,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 overrideMaterial.alphaMap = material.alphaMap; overrideMaterial.displacementMap = material.displacementMap; overrideMaterial.displacementScale = material.displacementScale; -@@ -62825,6 +63092,7 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62825,6 +63132,7 @@ class Renderer { scene.overrideMaterial.displacementMap = materialDisplacementMap; scene.overrideMaterial.displacementScale = materialDisplacementScale; scene.overrideMaterial.displacementBias = materialDisplacementBias; @@ -762,17 +853,17 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } -@@ -62886,18 +63154,17 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62886,18 +63194,17 @@ class Renderer { // - const needsRefresh = this._nodes.needsRefresh( renderObject ); - - if ( needsRefresh ) { +- +- this._nodes.updateBefore( renderObject ); + this._nodes.needsRefresh( renderObject ); -- this._nodes.updateBefore( renderObject ); -- - this._geometries.updateForRender( renderObject ); - - this._nodes.updateForRender( renderObject ); @@ -791,7 +882,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 this._pipelines.updateForRender( renderObject ); -@@ -62907,7 +63174,7 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62907,7 +63214,7 @@ class Renderer { this.backend.draw( renderObject, this.info ); @@ -800,7 +891,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } -@@ -76613,7 +76880,12 @@ class WebGPUTextureUtils { +@@ -76613,7 +76920,12 @@ class WebGPUTextureUtils { } @@ -814,7 +905,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 usage |= GPUTextureUsage.RENDER_ATTACHMENT; -@@ -79004,7 +79276,14 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { +@@ -79004,7 +79316,14 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { } else { @@ -830,7 +921,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 if ( this.renderer.backend.compatibilityMode && texture.isDepthTexture ) { -@@ -79586,7 +79865,8 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { +@@ -79586,7 +79905,8 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { uniformGPU = buffer; @@ -840,7 +931,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } else { -@@ -80329,9 +80609,12 @@ ${ flowData.code } +@@ -80329,9 +80649,12 @@ ${ flowData.code } const textureNode = uniform.node; const texture = textureNode.value; @@ -856,25 +947,25 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 if ( needsSampler ) { -@@ -81295,9 +81578,15 @@ class WebGPUAttributeUtils { +@@ -81295,9 +81618,15 @@ class WebGPUAttributeUtils { destroyAttribute( attribute ) { const backend = this.backend; - const data = backend.get( this._getBufferAttribute( attribute ) ); + const bufferAttribute = this._getBufferAttribute( attribute ); + const data = backend.get( bufferAttribute ); - -- data.buffer.destroy(); ++ + // An interleaved attribute's GPU buffer lives on its InterleavedBuffer, and several attributes + // share it: destroy it once and forget it there too, as the WebGL backend does, or the next + // createAttribute() finds the destroyed buffer and submits it (threenative patch). + if ( data.buffer !== undefined ) data.buffer.destroy(); -+ + +- data.buffer.destroy(); + if ( bufferAttribute !== attribute ) backend.delete( bufferAttribute ); backend.delete( attribute ); -@@ -81598,18 +81887,16 @@ class WebGPUBindingUtils { +@@ -81598,18 +81927,16 @@ class WebGPUBindingUtils { const bindingsData = backend.get( bindGroup ); @@ -885,10 +976,10 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 if ( bindingsData.layout ) { - return bindingsData.layout.layoutGPU; +- +- } + if ( bindingsData.layoutKey === bindGroupLayoutKey ) return bindingsData.layout.layoutGPU; -- } -- - // if not, assing one + this.deleteBindGroupData( bindGroup ); @@ -898,7 +989,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 // try to find an existing layout in the cache -@@ -82131,6 +82418,9 @@ class WebGPUBindingUtils { +@@ -82131,6 +82458,9 @@ class WebGPUBindingUtils { } @@ -908,7 +999,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } /** -@@ -83814,6 +84104,27 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -83814,6 +84144,27 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { */ this.compatibilityMode = null; @@ -936,7 +1027,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 /** * A reference to the device. * -@@ -83926,7 +84237,11 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -83926,7 +84277,11 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { xrCompatible: renderer.xr.enabled }; @@ -949,7 +1040,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 if ( adapter === null ) { -@@ -85461,13 +85776,12 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85461,13 +85816,12 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { for ( let i = 0, l = bindings.length; i < l; i ++ ) { const bindGroup = bindings[ i ]; @@ -966,7 +1057,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 } -@@ -85766,6 +86080,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85766,6 +86120,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { const utils = this.utils; const sampleCount = utils.getSampleCountRenderContext( renderObject.context ); @@ -974,7 +1065,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 const colorSpace = utils.getCurrentColorSpace( renderObject.context ); const colorFormat = utils.getCurrentColorFormat( renderObject.context ); const depthStencilFormat = utils.getCurrentDepthStencilFormat( renderObject.context ); -@@ -85787,7 +86102,8 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85787,7 +86142,8 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { data.colorFormat !== colorFormat || data.depthStencilFormat !== depthStencilFormat || data.primitiveTopology !== primitiveTopology || data.frontFaceCW !== frontFaceCW || @@ -984,7 +1075,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 ) { data.material = material; data.materialVersion = material.version; -@@ -85807,6 +86123,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85807,6 +86163,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { data.primitiveTopology = primitiveTopology; data.frontFaceCW = frontFaceCW; data.clippingContextCacheKey = renderObject.clippingContextCacheKey; @@ -992,7 +1083,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 needsUpdate = true; -@@ -85828,6 +86145,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85828,6 +86185,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { const utils = this.utils; const renderContext = renderObject.context; @@ -1000,7 +1091,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 // meshes with negative scale have a different frontFace render pipeline // descriptor value so the following must be honored in the cache key -@@ -85846,6 +86164,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { +@@ -85846,6 +86204,7 @@ class WebGPUBackend extends Backend { material.side, frontFaceCW, utils.getSampleCountRenderContext( renderContext ), @@ -1009,7 +1100,7 @@ index 2e490796d4d4aa9479b04a5c46ddbf31cc05b1a1..5c5ef3c06885c724c1c2288295e7e684 utils.getPrimitiveTopology( object, material ), renderObject.getGeometryCacheKey(), diff --git a/build/three.webgpu.nodes.js b/build/three.webgpu.nodes.js -index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057fe0df2b3 100644 +index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..4656c64f816a607ec8ab27706ce084b92a6583a2 100644 --- a/build/three.webgpu.nodes.js +++ b/build/three.webgpu.nodes.js @@ -141,6 +141,15 @@ class NodeMaterialObserver { @@ -1449,7 +1540,98 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 } // -@@ -55244,15 +55427,17 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -44431,6 +44614,46 @@ var RendererUtils = /*#__PURE__*/Object.freeze({ + + const shadowMaterialLib = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); + ++const _shadowUniforms = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); ++ ++/** ++ * Returns the uniform `create` makes for this shadow and name, and makes it only once. ++ * ++ * A filter body runs once per node builder. A uniform that the body makes directly is a new node ++ * for each material, and a new render-group node gives each material its own copy of the shared ++ * render group: a buffer that each material compares and writes on each render call. One node per ++ * shadow lets every material that reads it share one render-group buffer. ++ * ++ * @private ++ * @param {LightShadow} shadow - The shadow that owns the uniform. ++ * @param {string} name - The uniform's name within that shadow. ++ * @param {Function} create - Makes the uniform the first time. ++ * @return {Node} The uniform node. ++ */ ++const getShadowUniform = ( shadow, name, create ) => { ++ ++ let uniforms = _shadowUniforms.get( shadow ); ++ ++ if ( uniforms === undefined ) { ++ ++ uniforms = new Map(); ++ _shadowUniforms.set( shadow, uniforms ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ let node = uniforms.get( name ); ++ ++ if ( node === undefined ) { ++ ++ node = create(); ++ uniforms.set( name, node ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ return node; ++ ++}; ++ + /** + * A shadow filtering function performing basic filtering. This is in fact an unfiltered version of the shadow map + * with a binary `[0,1]` result. +@@ -44485,8 +44708,8 @@ const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, + + }; + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + const radiusScaled = radius.mul( texelSize.x ); +@@ -44517,7 +44740,7 @@ const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, + */ + const PCFSoftShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, depthLayer } ) => { + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + +@@ -45586,8 +45809,8 @@ const BasicPointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, dp } ) + */ + const PointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, dp, shadow } ) => { + +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = radius.div( mapSize.x ); + +@@ -45623,9 +45846,9 @@ const pointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { filterFn, depthTexture, shadowCo + const shadowPositionAbs = shadowPosition.abs().toConst(); + const viewZ = shadowPositionAbs.x.max( shadowPositionAbs.y ).max( shadowPositionAbs.z ); + +- const shadowCameraNear = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ); +- const shadowCameraFar = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ); +- const bias = reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const shadowCameraNear = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraNear', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ) ); ++ const shadowCameraFar = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraFar', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ) ); ++ const bias = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'bias', () => reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const result = float( 1.0 ).toVar(); + +@@ -55244,15 +55467,17 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { * Returns `true` if the given node uniforms group must be updated or not. * * @param {NodeUniformsGroup} nodeUniformsGroup - The node uniforms group. @@ -1470,7 +1652,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 // check for update -@@ -56056,6 +56241,21 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56056,6 +56281,21 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { } @@ -1492,7 +1674,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 /** * Triggers the call of `updateBefore()` methods * for all nodes of the given render object. -@@ -56065,9 +56265,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56065,9 +56305,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { updateBefore( renderObject ) { const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -1507,7 +1689,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 // update frame state for each node this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ).updateBeforeNode( node ); -@@ -56085,10 +56290,11 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56085,10 +56330,11 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { updateAfter( renderObject ) { const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -1520,7 +1702,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ).updateAfterNode( node ); -@@ -56125,9 +56331,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { +@@ -56125,9 +56371,14 @@ class NodeManager extends DataMap { const nodeFrame = this.getNodeFrameForRender( renderObject ); const nodeBuilder = renderObject.getNodeBuilderState(); @@ -1535,7 +1717,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 nodeFrame.updateNode( node ); } -@@ -62886,18 +63097,17 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62886,18 +63137,17 @@ class Renderer { // @@ -1546,11 +1728,11 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 - this._nodes.updateBefore( renderObject ); - - this._geometries.updateForRender( renderObject ); -+ this._nodes.needsRefresh( renderObject ); - +- - this._nodes.updateForRender( renderObject ); - this._bindings.updateForRender( renderObject ); -- ++ this._nodes.needsRefresh( renderObject ); + - } + // Every step of a draw runs, settled or not. What a settled static object skips is decided + // inside each of them - its OBJECT node updates, its object uniform group write and its @@ -1564,7 +1746,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 this._pipelines.updateForRender( renderObject ); -@@ -62907,7 +63117,7 @@ class Renderer { +@@ -62907,7 +63157,7 @@ class Renderer { this.backend.draw( renderObject, this.info ); @@ -1573,7 +1755,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 } -@@ -76613,7 +76823,12 @@ class WebGPUTextureUtils { +@@ -76613,7 +76863,12 @@ class WebGPUTextureUtils { } @@ -1587,7 +1769,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 usage |= GPUTextureUsage.RENDER_ATTACHMENT; -@@ -79004,7 +79219,14 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { +@@ -79004,7 +79259,14 @@ class WGSLNodeBuilder extends NodeBuilder { } else { @@ -1603,7 +1785,7 @@ index f707acc24f5711fdae065ce920b08435b0869c1b..3d47c1151d563f1e0ae2bb4b92edd057 if ( this.renderer.backend.compatibilityMode && texture.isDepthTexture ) { -@@ -81295,9 +81517,15 @@ class WebGPUAttributeUtils { +@@ -81295,9 +81557,15 @@ class WebGPUAttributeUtils { destroyAttribute( attribute ) { const backend = this.backend; @@ -2003,6 +2185,113 @@ index be00b81ef36e1af83b0066603e616f8f1f81a115..1990da8fe8f1f29a7b53030756dfd966 } +diff --git a/src/nodes/lighting/PointShadowNode.js b/src/nodes/lighting/PointShadowNode.js +index 01d6909fea7fc5821c827e9596a3afb73cac9457..f9019a72890a30fded9f7ce76982722c2f7d6a3f 100644 +--- a/src/nodes/lighting/PointShadowNode.js ++++ b/src/nodes/lighting/PointShadowNode.js +@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import ShadowNode from './ShadowNode.js'; + import { uniform } from '../core/UniformNode.js'; + import { float, vec3, If, Fn } from '../tsl/TSLBase.js'; + import { reference } from '../accessors/ReferenceNode.js'; ++import { getShadowUniform } from './ShadowFilterNode.js'; + import { cubeTexture } from '../accessors/CubeTextureNode.js'; + import { renderGroup } from '../core/UniformGroupNode.js'; + import { Matrix4 } from '../../math/Matrix4.js'; +@@ -65,8 +66,8 @@ export const BasicPointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, + */ + export const PointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, bd3D, dp, shadow } ) => { + +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = radius.div( mapSize.x ); + +@@ -102,9 +103,9 @@ const pointShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { filterFn, depthTexture, shadowCo + const shadowPositionAbs = shadowPosition.abs().toConst(); + const viewZ = shadowPositionAbs.x.max( shadowPositionAbs.y ).max( shadowPositionAbs.z ); + +- const shadowCameraNear = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ); +- const shadowCameraFar = uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ); +- const bias = reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const shadowCameraNear = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraNear', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.near ) ); ++ const shadowCameraFar = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'cameraFar', () => uniform( 'float' ).setGroup( renderGroup ).onRenderUpdate( () => shadow.camera.far ) ); ++ const bias = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'bias', () => reference( 'bias', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const result = float( 1.0 ).toVar(); + +diff --git a/src/nodes/lighting/ShadowFilterNode.js b/src/nodes/lighting/ShadowFilterNode.js +index 56dde4c38948adb5d2a476e96d0b4416dfd00534..fe8b50c8f76d0b6ce3d2fa1452751b2469a821e4 100644 +--- a/src/nodes/lighting/ShadowFilterNode.js ++++ b/src/nodes/lighting/ShadowFilterNode.js +@@ -11,6 +11,46 @@ import { NoBlending } from '../../constants.js'; + + const shadowMaterialLib = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); + ++const _shadowUniforms = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap(); ++ ++/** ++ * Returns the uniform `create` makes for this shadow and name, and makes it only once. ++ * ++ * A filter body runs once per node builder. A uniform that the body makes directly is a new node ++ * for each material, and a new render-group node gives each material its own copy of the shared ++ * render group: a buffer that each material compares and writes on each render call. One node per ++ * shadow lets every material that reads it share one render-group buffer. ++ * ++ * @private ++ * @param {LightShadow} shadow - The shadow that owns the uniform. ++ * @param {string} name - The uniform's name within that shadow. ++ * @param {Function} create - Makes the uniform the first time. ++ * @return {Node} The uniform node. ++ */ ++export const getShadowUniform = ( shadow, name, create ) => { ++ ++ let uniforms = _shadowUniforms.get( shadow ); ++ ++ if ( uniforms === undefined ) { ++ ++ uniforms = new Map(); ++ _shadowUniforms.set( shadow, uniforms ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ let node = uniforms.get( name ); ++ ++ if ( node === undefined ) { ++ ++ node = create(); ++ uniforms.set( name, node ); ++ ++ } ++ ++ return node; ++ ++}; ++ + /** + * A shadow filtering function performing basic filtering. This is in fact an unfiltered version of the shadow map + * with a binary `[0,1]` result. +@@ -65,8 +105,8 @@ export const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, + + }; + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); +- const radius = reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); ++ const radius = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'radius', () => reference( 'radius', 'float', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + const radiusScaled = radius.mul( texelSize.x ); +@@ -97,7 +137,7 @@ export const PCFShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, + */ + export const PCFSoftShadowFilter = /*@__PURE__*/ Fn( ( { depthTexture, shadowCoord, shadow, depthLayer } ) => { + +- const mapSize = reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ); ++ const mapSize = getShadowUniform( shadow, 'mapSize', () => reference( 'mapSize', 'vec2', shadow ).setGroup( renderGroup ) ); + + const texelSize = vec2( 1 ).div( mapSize ); + diff --git a/src/objects/BatchedMesh.js b/src/objects/BatchedMesh.js index 2ef7cb257438826059eb2408b3756c4891f06a10..35cc0ffe83a69ea9fa5fca6dec2d820ca193f88d 100644 --- a/src/objects/BatchedMesh.js diff --git a/packages/core/src/config.ts b/packages/core/src/config.ts index 5f8142a18e..ea1605fd4c 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/config.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/config.ts @@ -84,8 +84,10 @@ export interface IThreeNativeAudioConfig { /** Texture compression options for the asset compile step; `"none"` ships sources verbatim. */ export interface IThreeNativeTexturesConfig { - /** Integer at least 4; caps the longest edge, preserving aspect and 4x4 alignment; never upscales. */ - readonly maxSize?: number; + /** Automatic compression floor; omitted fields default to SSIM 0.95 and mean ΔE00 3. */ + readonly floor?: { readonly ssim?: number; readonly meanDeltaE00?: number }; + /** Scalar or glTF slot map (e.g. baseColorTexture/normalTexture). Integer at least 4; caps the longest edge, preserving aspect and 4x4 alignment; never upscales. */ + readonly maxSize?: number | Readonly>; readonly overrides?: readonly { readonly codec: "etc1s" | "none" | "uastc"; readonly glob: string; @@ -151,7 +153,9 @@ export interface IThreeNativeModelsConfig { readonly textures?: | "none" | { - readonly maxSize?: number; + readonly floor?: { readonly ssim?: number; readonly meanDeltaE00?: number }; + /** Scalar or glTF slot map; unlisted slots retain the 2048 default. Shared images use the largest cap. */ + readonly maxSize?: number | Readonly>; readonly quality?: number; readonly overrides?: readonly { readonly slot: string; diff --git a/packages/core/src/frame-budget.ts b/packages/core/src/frame-budget.ts index 626e7f5969..d8ccaa2d77 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/frame-budget.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/frame-budget.ts @@ -193,7 +193,14 @@ export const FRAME_GPU_BUCKETS = ["main", "shadow", "other", "compute"] as const export type FrameGpuBucket = (typeof FRAME_GPU_BUCKETS)[number]; /** One frame's GPU milliseconds per bucket; a bucket the device did not resolve is absent. */ -export type IFrameGpuBucketSample = Partial>; +export type IFrameGpuBucketSample = Partial> & { + /** + * Shadow passes the frame recorded, from the producer. `0` means the frame drew no shadow and its + * `shadow` bucket is a known zero; `> 0` means it rendered one. Absent when the source cannot say, + * and no frame is then counted as rendered. + */ + readonly shadowPasses?: number; +}; /** * One render-pass kind's submissions across a window, so a change that trades triangles for CPU is @@ -313,6 +320,14 @@ export interface IFrameBudgetWindow { */ readonly targetFps?: number; readonly targetSource?: TargetFpsSource; + /** + * Frames in this window that ran past the target frame (`1000 / targetFps`, the target this + * window started with): `render` over every counted frame's render phase, `gpu` over the frames + * with a resolved GPU sample. A pooled p95 is under the target exactly when at most 5 % of the + * pooled frames are, which window quantiles can only bound (PRD-478). Absent until a target is + * known. + */ + readonly overTarget?: { readonly frameMs: number; readonly gpu: number; readonly render: number }; /** * GPU milliseconds per resolved frame in this window, from `timestamp-query`, summarised like a * phase — mean/p50/p95/p99/max over the frames the device actually reported. @@ -353,17 +368,41 @@ export interface IFrameBudgetWindow { readonly gpuOther?: number; readonly gpuCompute?: number; /** - * The frame's boundary counts, when something counted them. + * The shadow bucket's p95 and coverage over **every** frame that resolved a shadow reading, + * known-zero frames included, so the p95 can sit at zero while the shadow renders are expensive. + * Kept for compatibility beside {@link gpuShadowRendered}, which is the same tail over the frames + * that actually rendered a shadow — the distribution the phase comparison should read. + */ + readonly gpuShadowP95?: number; + readonly gpuShadowSamples?: number; + /** + * The shadow bucket's distribution over the frames that **actually rendered a shadow**, distinct + * from the known-zero frames the p50 and all-frame p95 above include. * - * Each series is absent when nothing measured it, and a series present with zero samples is not - * possible: an uncounted frame and a frame that crossed the boundary zero times are different - * facts, and a fabricated zero merges them. `hostCalls` and `gpuBytes` come from + * `samples` is how many frames rendered one, so observed renders are tellable from frames that + * drew none (`gpuShadowSamples - gpuShadowRendered.samples`). Absent, never a zeroed summary, when + * no rendered shadow resolved: a render that cost 0 ms is still a render, and only the producer's + * own `shadowPasses` record says one happened, so the count is not guessed from `shadow > 0`. + */ + readonly gpuShadowRendered?: IFrameBudgetSummary; + /** Pyramid build GPU milliseconds per resolved build, including the depth copy/resolve. */ + readonly gpuPyramid?: IFrameBudgetSummary; + /** + * The frame's boundary counts, when something counted them, plus the simulation tick the window + * closed on when the loop fed one. + * + * Each boundary series is absent when nothing measured it, and a series present with zero samples + * is not possible: an uncounted frame and a frame that crossed the boundary zero times are + * different facts, and a fabricated zero merges them. `hostCalls` and `gpuBytes` come from * `FrameCounters`; `jsAllocBytes` needs a platform that publishes `performance.memory`. + * `simulationTick` is not a platform reading — it is the loop's latest fixed-step count, so the + * object is present whenever `addCounters` carried a tick even with no boundary field measured. */ readonly counters?: { readonly hostCalls?: IFrameBudgetSummary; readonly gpuBytes?: IFrameBudgetSummary; readonly jsAllocBytes?: IFrameBudgetSummary; + readonly simulationTick?: number; }; } @@ -552,8 +591,13 @@ export class FrameBudget { #substeps: Ring; #phaseRings: Record; #gpu: Ring; + #gpuPyramid: Ring; #gpuBucketRings: Record; #gpuBucketThisFrame: IFrameGpuBucketSample = {}; + /** Shadow milliseconds of this frame's frames that recorded a shadow pass, not its known zeros. */ + #gpuShadowRendered: Ring; + /** The shadow pass count the producer reported for this frame; `undefined` when it reported none. */ + #gpuShadowPassesThisFrame: number | undefined; #passDrawRings: Record; #passDrawSourceRings: Record; #passTriangleRings: Record; @@ -563,6 +607,10 @@ export class FrameBudget { #gpuBytes: Ring; #jsAllocBytes: Ring; #countersThisFrame: IFrameCounters | undefined; + // The latest tick fed this window. It is not a boundary count and does not sum across frames: it + // is the loop's fixed-step count at the last frame that fed one, so consecutive window closes read + // a start tick and an end tick and the join is independent of how many frames rendered. + #simulationTick: number | undefined; #lastRenderMs: number | undefined; // The resolved frame the last sample belonged to, so a reading still in flight is not measured // twice. It survives a window boundary: the first frame of a new window can still be showing the @@ -584,6 +632,10 @@ export class FrameBudget { #lastFrameEnd: number | undefined; #framesInWindow = 0; #hitchesInWindow = 0; + /** The target frame this window counts against, and its two counts; see `overTarget`. */ + #targetFrameMs: number | undefined; + #renderOverTarget = 0; + #gpuOverTarget = 0; #windowIndex = 0; #readPresentCount: (() => number | undefined) | undefined; #lastPresentCount: number | undefined; @@ -611,6 +663,8 @@ export class FrameBudget { this.#frame = new Ring(capacity); this.#substeps = new Ring(capacity); this.#gpu = new Ring(capacity); + this.#gpuPyramid = new Ring(capacity); + this.#gpuShadowRendered = new Ring(capacity); this.#gpuBucketRings = { compute: new Ring(capacity), main: new Ring(capacity), @@ -671,6 +725,7 @@ export class FrameBudget { this.#gpuThisFrame = undefined; this.#gpuStaleThisFrame = false; this.#gpuBucketThisFrame = {}; + this.#gpuShadowPassesThisFrame = undefined; this.#hostGap = this.#lastFrameEnd === undefined ? 0 : Math.max(0, nowMs - this.#lastFrameEnd); this.#presentedDelta = this.#lastTimestamp === undefined ? 0 : Math.max(0, timestampMs - this.#lastTimestamp); @@ -771,6 +826,14 @@ export class FrameBudget { this.#gpuThisFrame = ms; } + /** Record one freshly resolved pyramid build, independently of the render pool's cadence. */ + addGpuPyramidMs(ms: number | undefined): void { + if (!this.#open) throw new Error("FrameBudget.addGpuPyramidMs called outside a frame."); + if (ms === undefined) return; + if (ms < 0) throw new Error("Frame budget gpu pyramid must be non-negative."); + this.#gpuPyramid.push(ms); + } + /** * Records where one resolved frame's GPU time went, from the per-pass timestamp split. * @@ -781,6 +844,14 @@ export class FrameBudget { */ addGpuBucketMs(sample: IFrameGpuBucketSample): void { if (!this.#open) throw new Error("FrameBudget.addGpuBucketMs called outside a frame."); + const shadowPasses = sample.shadowPasses; + if (shadowPasses !== undefined) { + if (!Number.isInteger(shadowPasses) || shadowPasses < 0) + throw new Error( + `Frame budget gpu shadowPasses must be a non-negative integer, received ${String(shadowPasses)}.`, + ); + this.#gpuShadowPassesThisFrame = shadowPasses; + } for (const bucket of FRAME_GPU_BUCKETS) { const ms = sample[bucket]; if (ms === undefined) continue; @@ -798,6 +869,10 @@ export class FrameBudget { * At most one call per frame; a second replaces the first rather than summing, because the * counter's own reader already returns the frame's totals and summing two reads of one frame * would double it. A field the platform cannot report is left out of the series entirely. + * + * `simulationTick`, when present, must be a finite non-negative integer and is stored as the + * window's latest tick — never summed, and never cleared by a later call that omits it, so a + * plain `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` log can join a window's start and end ticks. */ addCounters(counters: IFrameCounters): void { if (!this.#open) throw new Error("FrameBudget.addCounters called outside a frame."); @@ -812,6 +887,14 @@ export class FrameBudget { `Frame budget counter ${name} must be a non-negative number, received ${String(value)}.`, ); } + const tick = counters.simulationTick; + if (tick !== undefined) { + if (!Number.isInteger(tick) || tick < 0) + throw new Error( + `Frame budget counter simulationTick must be a non-negative integer, received ${String(tick)}.`, + ); + this.#simulationTick = tick; + } this.#countersThisFrame = counters; } @@ -888,15 +971,28 @@ export class FrameBudget { if (this.#hostGap > 0) this.#phaseRings.hostGap.push(this.#hostGap); this.#phaseRings.update.push(update); this.#phaseRings.render.push(this.#renderMs); + if (this.#targetFrameMs !== undefined && this.#renderMs > this.#targetFrameMs) + this.#renderOverTarget += 1; this.#lastRenderMs = this.#renderMs; this.#phaseRings.overlay.push(this.#overlayMs); this.#phaseRings.residual.push(residual); this.#phaseRings.ui.push(this.#uiMs); - if (this.#gpuThisFrame !== undefined) this.#gpu.push(this.#gpuThisFrame); + if (this.#gpuThisFrame !== undefined) { + this.#gpu.push(this.#gpuThisFrame); + if (this.#targetFrameMs !== undefined && this.#gpuThisFrame > this.#targetFrameMs) + this.#gpuOverTarget += 1; + } for (const bucket of FRAME_GPU_BUCKETS) { const ms = this.#gpuBucketThisFrame[bucket]; if (ms !== undefined) this.#gpuBucketRings[bucket].push(ms); } + // The shadow tail over frames that actually rendered a shadow, separate from the known-zero + // frames the ring above also holds: only the producer's count says a render happened, because a + // real render can resolve to 0 ms and a `shadow > 0` guess would drop it. + const renderedShadow = this.#gpuBucketThisFrame.shadow; + if ((this.#gpuShadowPassesThisFrame ?? 0) > 0 && renderedShadow !== undefined) + this.#gpuShadowRendered.push(renderedShadow); + this.#gpuShadowPassesThisFrame = undefined; this.#gpuBucketThisFrame = {}; if (this.#gpuStaleThisFrame) this.#gpuStaleInWindow += 1; for (const pass of this.#passesThisFrame) { @@ -982,13 +1078,18 @@ export class FrameBudget { this.#gpuBytes.count === 0 ? undefined : this.#gpuBytes.summarize(this.#scratch); const jsAllocBytes = this.#jsAllocBytes.count === 0 ? undefined : this.#jsAllocBytes.summarize(this.#scratch); + const simulationTick = this.#simulationTick; const counters = - hostCalls === undefined && gpuBytes === undefined && jsAllocBytes === undefined + hostCalls === undefined && + gpuBytes === undefined && + jsAllocBytes === undefined && + simulationTick === undefined ? undefined : { ...(gpuBytes === undefined ? {} : { gpuBytes }), ...(hostCalls === undefined ? {} : { hostCalls }), ...(jsAllocBytes === undefined ? {} : { jsAllocBytes }), + ...(simulationTick === undefined ? {} : { simulationTick }), }; const gpuSummary = this.#gpu.summarize(this.#scratch); const gpu = gpuSummary.samples === 0 ? undefined : gpuSummary; @@ -1000,8 +1101,24 @@ export class FrameBudget { const gpuShadow = gpuBucket("shadow"); const gpuOther = gpuBucket("other"); const gpuCompute = gpuBucket("compute"); + const shadowBucket = this.#gpuBucketRings.shadow.summarize(this.#scratch); + const shadowRendered = this.#gpuShadowRendered.summarize(this.#scratch); + const gpuPyramid = this.#gpuPyramid.summarize(this.#scratch); const target = this.#readTarget === undefined ? undefined : (this.#readTarget() ?? undefined); const resolvedTarget = target === undefined ? undefined : requireTarget(target); + const overTarget = + this.#targetFrameMs === undefined + ? undefined + : { + frameMs: round(this.#targetFrameMs), + gpu: this.#gpuOverTarget, + render: this.#renderOverTarget, + }; + // The next window counts against the target this one reports. + this.#targetFrameMs = + resolvedTarget !== undefined && resolvedTarget.targetFps > 0 + ? 1_000 / resolvedTarget.targetFps + : undefined; return { fps: presented.mean === 0 ? 0 : round(1_000 / presented.mean), frame: this.#frame.summarize(this.#scratch), @@ -1037,6 +1154,7 @@ export class FrameBudget { ...(resolvedTarget === undefined ? {} : { targetFps: resolvedTarget.targetFps, targetSource: resolvedTarget.source }), + ...(overTarget === undefined ? {} : { overTarget }), ...(surface === undefined ? {} : { surface }), ...(counters === undefined ? {} : { counters }), window: this.#windowIndex + 1, @@ -1046,6 +1164,11 @@ export class FrameBudget { ...(gpuShadow === undefined ? {} : { gpuShadow }), ...(gpuOther === undefined ? {} : { gpuOther }), ...(gpuCompute === undefined ? {} : { gpuCompute }), + ...(shadowBucket.samples === 0 + ? {} + : { gpuShadowP95: round1(shadowBucket.p95), gpuShadowSamples: shadowBucket.samples }), + ...(shadowRendered.samples === 0 ? {} : { gpuShadowRendered: shadowRendered }), + ...(gpuPyramid.samples === 0 ? {} : { gpuPyramid }), }; } @@ -1101,10 +1224,13 @@ export class FrameBudget { this.#frame.reset(); this.#substeps.reset(); this.#gpu.reset(); + this.#gpuPyramid.reset(); for (const bucket of FRAME_GPU_BUCKETS) this.#gpuBucketRings[bucket].reset(); + this.#gpuShadowRendered.reset(); this.#hostCalls.reset(); this.#gpuBytes.reset(); this.#jsAllocBytes.reset(); + this.#simulationTick = undefined; this.#gpuStaleInWindow = 0; for (const phase of FRAME_BUDGET_PHASES) this.#phaseRings[phase].reset(); for (const kind of FRAME_PASS_KINDS) { @@ -1115,6 +1241,8 @@ export class FrameBudget { for (const source of MAIN_DRAW_SOURCES) this.#passDrawSourceRings[source].reset(); this.#framesInWindow = 0; this.#hitchesInWindow = 0; + this.#renderOverTarget = 0; + this.#gpuOverTarget = 0; this.#presentsInWindow = 0; this.#firstFrameStart = undefined; // After the reset, so a consumer that changes the scene from this callback changes it for the diff --git a/packages/core/src/game.ts b/packages/core/src/game.ts index 39b14521b4..2093d4b10f 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/game.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/game.ts @@ -1387,6 +1387,8 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> // does not get adaptive scaling. const initialTarget = resolveTargetFps(this.#config, getPlatform()); let heldTargetFps = initialTarget.targetFps; + // Frame-share budgets elsewhere (the world's adaptive LOD) read the target, not the last frame. + renderer.noteTargetFps?.(initialTarget.targetFps); const scaler = renderer.surface().scaleSource === "auto" && initialTarget.targetFps > 0 ? new ResolutionScaler({ @@ -1438,6 +1440,7 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> reported.presentedFps ?? (reported.presented.p50 > 0 ? 1_000 / reported.presented.p50 : undefined); const target = resolveTargetFps(this.#config, getPlatform(), measuredRefreshHz); + renderer.noteTargetFps?.(target.targetFps); if ( scaler !== undefined && target.targetFps > 0 && @@ -1586,13 +1589,16 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> ...(frameBudget === undefined ? {} : { budget: frameBudget }), ...(spans === undefined ? {} : { spans }), maxSteps: this.#config.maxSteps, - onRender: () => { - observeCompilation(); + onBeginFrame: () => { // The engine owns this requestAnimationFrame loop instead of delegating to Three's // setAnimationLoop(). Three's renderer therefore cannot reset its frame counters for us; // a concurrent internal renderer callback can otherwise leave stale work in the first // sample after a held playtest start. resetRendererPerformanceMetrics(renderer.raw); + renderer.beginFrame?.(); + }, + onRender: () => { + observeCompilation(); renderPassBudget?.beginFrame(); // Runs on web as well as native, so the two stay one behaviour rather than diverging into // a fast path nobody tests. When the world is drawn, reconciliation happens immediately @@ -1813,6 +1819,7 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> // negative residual — the tree reporting, correctly, that it had been handed a term from // outside the phase it is dividing up. The frame budget already carries this cost. renderer.resolveGpuFrame(); + frameBudget?.addGpuPyramidMs(renderer.gpuPyramidMs?.()); // The budget's GPU series is fed every frame, not read once per reported window. A // single window-close read is one instantaneous, lagged `info.render.timestamp` — the // sample that made a 17.6 ms frame read as 2.98–10.40 ms. The sample carries the @@ -1837,9 +1844,15 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> // reflections, HUD) is the remainder. Compute is its own pool. if (gpuFrame !== undefined) { const computeMs = renderer.gpuComputeMs?.(); + // The recorder hands out a frame only when every pass it recorded resolved, so `total` + // is the whole frame and never a partial sum; `main` and `shadow` are whole or zero. + // `other` is the remainder of the frame (post chain, reflection, HUD). `shadowPasses` + // rides along so a consumer can tell a frame that rendered a shadow from one that drew + // none, since a real render can resolve to 0 ms. frameBudget?.addGpuBucketMs({ main: gpuFrame.main, shadow: gpuFrame.shadow, + shadowPasses: gpuFrame.shadowPasses, other: Math.max(0, gpuFrame.total - gpuFrame.main - gpuFrame.shadow), ...(computeMs === undefined ? {} : { compute: computeMs }), }); @@ -1878,7 +1891,13 @@ class GameImpl, TPhysics> // so this charges the phase to the frame that paid it, one frame late rather than never. // Absent on the web target and on any host with no overlay, where the work is zero rather // than unknown, so an absent global must read as zero and not as a missing measurement. - if (frameCounters !== undefined) frameBudget?.addCounters(frameCounters.read()); + // The boundary counts ride the span flag, but the simulation tick does not need them: it is + // fed every frame so a plain `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` log can join a window's start and end ticks + // without `TN_FRAME_SPANS`. `addCounters` keeps the last tick a caller did provide. + frameBudget?.addCounters({ + ...(frameCounters?.read() ?? {}), + simulationTick: gameLoop.tick(), + }); const uiHost = globalThis as { __tnUiCompositeMs?: () => number }; frameBudget?.addUi( typeof uiHost.__tnUiCompositeMs === "function" ? (uiHost.__tnUiCompositeMs() ?? 0) : 0, diff --git a/packages/core/src/loop.ts b/packages/core/src/loop.ts index dda4860e97..d2a0942bb6 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/loop.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/loop.ts @@ -66,6 +66,8 @@ export interface IFixedStepLoopOptions { readonly maxSteps?: number; /** Collect per-frame render samples for diagnostics consumers. Default false. */ readonly collectMetrics?: boolean; + /** Runs once per presented frame, before any fixed-step simulation dispatches. */ + readonly onBeginFrame?: () => void; readonly onUpdate: (dt: number) => void; /** Runs after `onUpdate` has completed and before `onRender` starts. */ readonly onAfterPhysics?: (dt: number) => void; @@ -147,6 +149,7 @@ const FROZEN_SETTLE_STEPS = 60; export class FixedStepLoop { readonly step: number; readonly maxSteps: number; + #onBeginFrame: (() => void) | undefined; #onUpdate: (dt: number) => void; #onAfterPhysics: (dt: number) => void; #onRender: () => undefined | IRenderPerformanceMetrics; @@ -194,6 +197,7 @@ export class FixedStepLoop { this.#budget = options.budget; this.#spans = options.spans; this.#now = options.now ?? (() => globalThis.performance?.now() ?? Date.now()); + this.#onBeginFrame = options.onBeginFrame; this.#onUpdate = options.onUpdate; this.#onAfterPhysics = options.onAfterPhysics ?? (() => undefined); this.#onRender = options.onRender ?? (() => undefined); @@ -387,6 +391,7 @@ export class FixedStepLoop { let metrics: IRenderPerformanceMetrics | undefined; let phases: IFramePhaseSample | undefined; try { + this.#onBeginFrame?.(); updates = this.#advanceSimulation(now); budget?.markSimulationEnd(this.#now(), updates); frameMs = this.#recordFrameTiming(now); diff --git a/packages/core/src/matrix-world.ts b/packages/core/src/matrix-world.ts index 3d1370a062..21fac7b9b2 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/matrix-world.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/matrix-world.ts @@ -1,4 +1,6 @@ import { Object3D } from "three"; +import { SPANS, beginSpan, endSpan } from "./profiling/Spans.js"; +import { isStatic } from "./static-transform.js"; /** * The per-frame world-matrix walk, with a hidden subtree left where it stands. @@ -24,14 +26,24 @@ import { Object3D } from "three"; * Two things are never dropped by the pruning, because both are read while nothing above them is * visible: * - * - a class that overrides `updateMatrixWorld` runs its own. `SkinnedMesh` refreshes - * `bindMatrixInverse`, `Camera` its `matrixWorldInverse`; re-implementing only the base walk - * left every deck-crew sailor that had moved since load drawing with a stale bind matrix and + * - a class that overrides `updateMatrixWorld` runs its own — never a `Scene`, which three does not + * override and whose method only differs when something patched the prototype. `SkinnedMesh` + * refreshes `bindMatrixInverse`, `Camera` its `matrixWorldInverse`; re-implementing only the base + * walk left every deck-crew sailor that had moved since load drawing with a stale bind matrix and * vanishing from the frame. Their subtrees are small, so walking them whole costs nothing; * - a hidden node that holds a `Bone` is walked, because a visible `SkinnedMesh` draws with its * skeleton's matrices wherever the armature happens to sit. Whether bones sit below a node is * decided once and remembered — a rig is built whole and does not grow. * + * A third thing is dropped, and it is the walk's largest single share on a streamed world: a subtree + * frozen with `markStatic`. `markStatic` composes the subtree once and turns off the two flags that + * would recompose it, which until now still left three's unconditional recursion visiting every node + * under it every frame. A frozen root that carries no dirty flag is a leaf here, and it is one + * whether the walk was forced or not: `refreshStaticTransforms` re-arms a root whose own transform + * moved, `invalidateStatic` re-arms one something wrote inside, and both compose the subtree once at + * that moment. `isStatic` is what separates the engine's freeze from a game that turned the flags off + * for its own reasons. See `static-transform.ts`. + * * A game that reads a **hidden** object's `matrixWorld` directly must not rely on this pass * having reached it: use `getWorldPosition`/`getWorldQuaternion`/`getWorldScale` (which update the * chain they need) or call `object.updateWorldMatrix(true, false)` first. The convention's named @@ -65,6 +77,52 @@ export interface IMatrixWorldOptions { /** The base walk, to tell a class that overrides `updateMatrixWorld` (SkinnedMesh, Camera) apart. */ const BASE_UPDATE_MATRIX_WORLD = Object3D.prototype.updateMatrixWorld; +/** + * Whether this node's own `updateMatrixWorld` must run instead of this walk. + * + * A `Scene` never does: three does not override the walk on `Scene`, so a scene whose method is not + * the base one has had its prototype patched — the frame spans time the render phase's walk by + * wrapping `Scene.prototype.updateMatrixWorld` — or a game has subclassed `Scene`. Reading that as + * "a class that owns its walk" handed the whole scene to three's own recursion, and three's + * recursion prunes nothing: the visible-only pass and every frozen subtree stopped mattering for as + * long as the frame spans were on, which is how they are measured. The trade is a game that + * subclasses `Scene` *and* overrides the walk, which no template does; it is walked by this pass + * instead, which is the same walk minus the pruning. + */ +function ownsItsWalk(root: Object3D): boolean { + if ((root as Object3D & { isScene?: boolean }).isScene === true) return false; + return root.updateMatrixWorld !== BASE_UPDATE_MATRIX_WORLD; +} + +/** + * `three`'s own world-matrix compose, verbatim: recompute when the node is dirty or the walk is + * forced, honour `matrixWorldAutoUpdate` and a null parent, then clear the dirty flag. + * + * Answers whether the node's world matrix was recomposed, which is what makes its subtree dirty. + */ +function composeWorld(root: Object3D, force: boolean): boolean { + if (!(root.matrixWorldNeedsUpdate || force)) return false; + if (root.matrixWorldAutoUpdate === true) { + if (root.parent === null) root.matrixWorld.copy(root.matrix); + else root.matrixWorld.multiplyMatrices(root.parent.matrixWorld, root.matrix); + } + root.matrixWorldNeedsUpdate = false; + return true; +} + +/** + * Whether the walk can stop here, because the subtree's world matrices were composed when the engine + * placed it and only a write inside could change them. + * + * `isStatic` is what separates the engine's freeze from a game that turned the flags off itself, and + * a dirty flag means someone has written to this node since. A forced walk does not change the + * answer: `composeWorld` has already run, and a frozen root silences its own world compose, so three + * would carry the force down the subtree and recompute nothing at the end of it. + */ +function frozenLeaf(root: Object3D): boolean { + return root.matrixWorldNeedsUpdate === false && isStatic(root); +} + function resolveMode(mode: MatrixWorldMode | undefined): MatrixWorldMode { if (mode === undefined) return DEFAULT_MATRIX_WORLD_MODE; if (mode !== "visible" && mode !== "all") @@ -115,7 +173,12 @@ export class MatrixWorldPass { */ apply(root: Object3D, force = false): number { const before = this.#visited; - this.#step(root, force, this.#mode === "visible"); + beginSpan(SPANS.sceneUpdate); + try { + this.#step(root, force, this.#mode === "visible"); + } finally { + endSpan(SPANS.sceneUpdate); + } return this.#visited - before; } @@ -128,30 +191,27 @@ export class MatrixWorldPass { this.#visited += 1; // A class that extends the walk runs its own, so `SkinnedMesh.bindMatrixInverse` and // `Camera.matrixWorldInverse` stay as fresh as the world matrix they derive from. - if (root.updateMatrixWorld !== BASE_UPDATE_MATRIX_WORLD) { + if (ownsItsWalk(root)) { const stale = this.#stale.delete(root); root.updateMatrixWorld(force || stale); return; } if (root.matrixAutoUpdate) root.updateMatrix(); - let childForce = force; - if (root.matrixWorldNeedsUpdate || force) { - if (root.matrixWorldAutoUpdate === true) { - if (root.parent === null) root.matrixWorld.copy(root.matrix); - else root.matrixWorld.multiplyMatrices(root.parent.matrixWorld, root.matrix); - } - root.matrixWorldNeedsUpdate = false; - childForce = true; - } - // The recompute above cleared the flag, so `childForce` is now true exactly when this node's - // own world matrix changed — and therefore when its subtree is dirty. Nothing under a hidden - // node can draw, so defer the recursion; the node itself is already correct for the frame it - // shows. + let childForce = composeWorld(root, force) || force; + // The recompose cleared the flag, so `childForce` is now true exactly when this node's own + // world matrix changed — and therefore when its subtree is dirty. Nothing under a hidden node + // can draw, so defer the recursion; the node itself is already correct for the frame it shows. if (prune && root.visible === false && !this.#holdsBones(root)) { if (childForce) this.#stale.add(root); return; } if (this.#stale.delete(root)) childForce = true; + // The frozen subtree's world matrices were composed when the engine placed it, and only a write + // to something in it can change them: `refreshStaticTransforms` re-arms a frozen root whose own + // transform moved, and `invalidateStatic` re-arms one something wrote inside. Both compose the + // subtree once, at that moment, so the frames in between have nothing to recompute — which is + // what makes the recursion here worth stopping. + if (frozenLeaf(root)) return; const children = root.children; for (let index = 0, length = children.length; index < length; index += 1) { this.#step(children[index] as Object3D, childForce, prune); diff --git a/packages/core/src/merge-parts.ts b/packages/core/src/merge-parts.ts index 869d9db265..b657872213 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/merge-parts.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/merge-parts.ts @@ -1,10 +1,12 @@ import { BufferAttribute, - type BufferGeometry, + BufferGeometry, Color, type ColorRepresentation, type InstancedMesh, + type InterleavedBufferAttribute, type Material, + Matrix3, Matrix4, Mesh, Object3D, @@ -110,23 +112,285 @@ function placementMatrix(part: IMergePart): Matrix4 | undefined { } /** - * Flatten one piece: place it, strip it to position plus the requested channels, and paint its colour. + * Three's `denormalize` divisor for an array's type, or `-1` for a type it does not know. * - * `mergeGeometries` needs every input to agree on indexing and on the exact set of attribute names. A - * `BoxGeometry` is indexed and an `ExtrudeGeometry` is not, so a building made of both fails at the - * first piece; the attribute sets diverge the same way. When the group is mixed, de-indexing - * everything and keeping one known set of channels is what makes the two agree — the fallback, and - * the only path that does. + * `denormalize` divides by it and clamps at `-1`; `normalize` multiplies by the same number and + * rounds. A float channel's divisor is `0`, because both are the identity there and the copy skips + * them. One number covers both directions because three switches on the same array constructor for + * each. + */ +function divisorOf(array: IRawNumbers): number { + if (array instanceof Float32Array) return 0; + if (array instanceof Int8Array) return 127; + if (array instanceof Uint8Array) return 255; + if (array instanceof Int16Array) return 32767; + if (array instanceof Uint16Array) return 65535; + if (array instanceof Int32Array) return 2147483647; + if (array instanceof Uint32Array) return 4294967295; + return -1; +} + +/** + * Where one channel's raw components live, addressed for a copy loop. * - * When **every** part is indexed there is nothing to reconcile, so the index is kept: the matrix is - * baked into the cloned vertices and `mergeGeometries` offsets each part's indices into one index. - * That is a third of the vertices a de-indexed merge uploads, and the saving is the whole point — - * 228.8 MB of triangle soup over 826 buffers, on the first draw of every new chunk mesh. + * A cooked model's channels are quantized and interleaved (`KHR_mesh_quantization`: normalized Int8 + * normals inside a shared stride), so three reaches them through `getX`/`setXYZ`, which denormalizes, + * multiplies and renormalizes one component at a time through a `Vector3`, and a `clone()` of such a + * channel de-interleaves it first through a boxed `Array`. Read straight out of the array the same + * arithmetic is three additions and a divide, and nothing is copied five times to get there. + */ +interface IChannel { + /** Components one vertex holds. */ + readonly itemSize: number; + /** Vertices the part contributes: its own, or its index count where the group de-indexes. */ + readonly count: number; + /** Components between two vertices: the interleaved stride, or `itemSize` for a plain attribute. */ + readonly stride: number; + /** Where this channel sits inside a vertex. */ + readonly offset: number; + /** The raw numbers: an interleaved buffer's array, or a plain attribute's. */ + readonly array: IRawNumbers; + /** {@link divisorOf} for this channel's array, or `-1` when this path cannot read it. */ + readonly scale: number; +} + +/** Raw components, addressed by index: any typed array three reads a channel out of. */ +interface IRawNumbers { + readonly [component: number]: number; +} + +/** The channel a kept attribute reads as, or `undefined` for a type this path cannot read. */ +function channelOf(attribute: BufferAttribute, count: number): IChannel | undefined { + if (Reflect.get(attribute, "isFloat16BufferAttribute") === true) return undefined; + const interleaved = attribute as unknown as InterleavedBufferAttribute | undefined; + const data = interleaved?.isInterleavedBufferAttribute === true ? interleaved.data : undefined; + const array = (data?.array ?? attribute.array) as IRawNumbers; + const scale = divisorOf(array); + if (scale < 0) return undefined; + return { + array, + count, + itemSize: attribute.itemSize, + offset: data === undefined ? 0 : (interleaved?.offset ?? 0), + scale, + stride: data?.stride ?? attribute.itemSize, + }; +} + +/** The index a de-indexing part reads its vertices through, or `null` when it reads them in order. */ +function indexOf(part: IMergePart, deindex: boolean): Uint16Array | Uint32Array | null { + if (!deindex) return null; + const index = part.geometry.getIndex(); + if (index === null) return null; + const array = index.array; + if (array instanceof Uint16Array) return array; + if (array instanceof Uint32Array) return array; + return null; +} + +/** The 16 elements of a placement, read once so the loop below reads locals. */ +type PlacementElements = readonly [ + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, +]; + +/** The 9 elements of an inverse transpose, read once so the loop below reads locals. */ +type NormalElements = readonly [ + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, + number, +]; + +/** + * Positions of one part, placed, written into `values` at `at`. * - * Position alone is the default and the normals are recomputed after the merge, because the merged - * seam's normal is not either input's; a caller that asks for `normal` keeps the authored ones - * instead, and `uv` is copied through. + * The expression is three's `Vector3.applyMatrix4` term for term over the same elements in the same + * order, including its homogeneous divide, so a merged buffer holds the values it held before. The + * second half of it is what `setXYZ` wrote back into the part's own typed array before the + * de-quantizing copy read it again: `normalize` rounds into the channel's own range — the scratch + * store keeps a value outside that range wrapping exactly as three's store did — and `denormalize` + * reads it back as a float. + */ +function writePosition( + channel: IChannel, + indices: Uint16Array | Uint32Array | null, + elements: PlacementElements | null, + scratch: IScratch | null, + values: Float32Array, + at: number, +): void { + const { array, count, offset, scale, stride } = channel; + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < count; vertex += 1) { + const base = (indices === null ? vertex : (indices[vertex] as number)) * stride + offset; + const raw = array as { [component: number]: number | undefined }; + const x = scale === 0 ? (raw[base] as number) : Math.max((raw[base] as number) / scale, -1); + const y = + scale === 0 ? (raw[base + 1] as number) : Math.max((raw[base + 1] as number) / scale, -1); + const z = + scale === 0 ? (raw[base + 2] as number) : Math.max((raw[base + 2] as number) / scale, -1); + let px: number; + let py: number; + let pz: number; + if (elements === null) { + px = x; + py = y; + pz = z; + } else { + const e = elements; + const w = 1 / (e[3] * x + e[7] * y + e[11] * z + e[15]); + px = (e[0] * x + e[4] * y + e[8] * z + e[12]) * w; + py = (e[1] * x + e[5] * y + e[9] * z + e[13]) * w; + pz = (e[2] * x + e[6] * y + e[10] * z + e[14]) * w; + } + const out = at + vertex * 3; + if (scratch !== null) { + scratch[0] = Math.round(px * scale); + scratch[1] = Math.round(py * scale); + scratch[2] = Math.round(pz * scale); + px = Math.max((scratch[0] as number) / scale, -1); + py = Math.max((scratch[1] as number) / scale, -1); + pz = Math.max((scratch[2] as number) / scale, -1); + } + values[out] = px; + values[out + 1] = py; + values[out + 2] = pz; + } +} + +/** + * Normals of one part, placed by the inverse transpose, written into `values` at `at`. Three's + * `applyNormalMatrix`, term for term, quantized back to the channel's own range exactly as + * {@link writePosition} does. */ +function writeNormal( + channel: IChannel, + indices: Uint16Array | Uint32Array | null, + elements: NormalElements | null, + scratch: IScratch | null, + values: Float32Array, + at: number, +): void { + const { array, count, offset, scale, stride } = channel; + const e = elements; + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < count; vertex += 1) { + const base = (indices === null ? vertex : (indices[vertex] as number)) * stride + offset; + const raw = array as { [component: number]: number | undefined }; + const x = scale === 0 ? (raw[base] as number) : Math.max((raw[base] as number) / scale, -1); + const y = + scale === 0 ? (raw[base + 1] as number) : Math.max((raw[base + 1] as number) / scale, -1); + const z = + scale === 0 ? (raw[base + 2] as number) : Math.max((raw[base + 2] as number) / scale, -1); + let px: number; + let py: number; + let pz: number; + if (e === null) { + px = x; + py = y; + pz = z; + } else { + px = e[0] * x + e[3] * y + e[6] * z; + py = e[1] * x + e[4] * y + e[7] * z; + pz = e[2] * x + e[5] * y + e[8] * z; + // `Vector3.applyNormalMatrix` ends in `normalize()`, so a placed normal is a unit normal and + // not the scaled vector the matrix produced — the same three terms, then its `length()` and + // its `multiplyScalar(1 / length)`. + const by = 1 / (Math.sqrt(px * px + py * py + pz * pz) || 1); + px *= by; + py *= by; + pz *= by; + } + const out = at + vertex * 3; + if (scratch !== null) { + scratch[0] = Math.round(px * scale); + scratch[1] = Math.round(py * scale); + scratch[2] = Math.round(pz * scale); + px = Math.max((scratch[0] as number) / scale, -1); + py = Math.max((scratch[1] as number) / scale, -1); + pz = Math.max((scratch[2] as number) / scale, -1); + } + values[out] = px; + values[out + 1] = py; + values[out + 2] = pz; + } +} + +/** + * Every other kept channel of one part, copied through as three's de-quantizing copy read it, and one + * part's flat colour written over `count` vertices. + */ +function writeThrough( + channel: IChannel, + indices: Uint16Array | Uint32Array | null, + values: Float32Array, + at: number, +): void { + const { array, count, itemSize, offset, scale, stride } = channel; + if (scale === 0) { + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < count; vertex += 1) { + const from = (indices === null ? vertex : (indices[vertex] as number)) * stride + offset; + const out = at + vertex * itemSize; + for (let component = 0; component < itemSize; component += 1) + values[out + component] = array[from + component] as number; + } + return; + } + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < count; vertex += 1) { + const from = (indices === null ? vertex : (indices[vertex] as number)) * stride + offset; + const out = at + vertex * itemSize; + for (let component = 0; component < itemSize; component += 1) + values[out + component] = Math.max((array[from + component] as number) / scale, -1); + } +} + +/** One part's flat colour, written across every vertex it contributes. */ +function writeColour(values: Float32Array, at: number, count: number, tone: Color): void { + for (let vertex = 0; vertex < count; vertex += 1) { + const out = at + vertex * 3; + values[out] = tone.r; + values[out + 1] = tone.g; + values[out + 2] = tone.b; + } +} + +/** + * A three-component scratch array of one channel's own type, standing in for the in-place + * quantization `setXYZ` did on the part three had cloned. + */ +interface IScratch { + [component: number]: number; +} + +/** A scratch array of one channel's own type, where `setXYZ` would have quantized in place. */ +function scratchOf(array: IRawNumbers): IScratch | null { + if (array instanceof Int8Array) return new Int8Array(3); + if (array instanceof Int16Array) return new Int16Array(3); + if (array instanceof Int32Array) return new Int32Array(3); + if (array instanceof Uint8Array) return new Uint8Array(3); + if (array instanceof Uint16Array) return new Uint16Array(3); + if (array instanceof Uint32Array) return new Uint32Array(3); + return null; +} + function flatten( part: IMergePart, paint: boolean, @@ -217,13 +481,179 @@ export function mergeParts( } } }); - const flattened: BufferGeometry[] = []; // One indexed part among non-indexed ones is what `mergeGeometries` refuses, so a mixed group // de-indexes and an all-indexed group keeps its index and a third of its vertices. const deindex = !list.every((part) => part.geometry.index !== null); + const merged = fusable(list, preserve, deindex) + ? concatenate(list, coloured !== 0, preserve, deindex, label) + : mergeThroughThree(list, coloured !== 0, preserve, deindex, label); + if (!preserve.includes("normal")) merged.computeVertexNormals(); + return merged; +} + +/** The channels a group keeps, in the order the first part carries them — a merged buffer's own order. */ +function keptChannels(first: IMergePart, preserve: readonly ("uv" | "normal")[]): string[] { + const keep = new Set(["position", ...preserve]); + return Object.keys(first.geometry.attributes).filter((name) => keep.has(name)); +} + +/** Vertices one part contributes: its index count where the group de-indexes, else its own. */ +function contributes(part: IMergePart, deindex: boolean): number { + const index = part.geometry.getIndex(); + if (!deindex || index === null) return part.geometry.getAttribute("position")?.count ?? 0; + return index.count; +} + +/** + * Whether {@link concatenate} can read every channel this group keeps. It cannot for a type three's + * `normalize`/`denormalize` do not describe (half floats) or for a position that is not three + * components, and those groups take the path that was always here. + */ +function fusable( + list: readonly IMergePart[], + preserve: readonly ("uv" | "normal")[], + deindex: boolean, +): boolean { + if (!preserve.every((channel) => channel === "uv" || channel === "normal")) return false; + const names = keptChannels(list[0] as IMergePart, preserve); + return list.every((part) => fusablePart(part, names, deindex)); +} + +/** One part's answer to {@link fusable}, per kept channel. */ +function fusablePart(part: IMergePart, names: readonly string[], deindex: boolean): boolean { + const index = part.geometry.getIndex(); + if (deindex && index !== null && indexOf(part, deindex) === null) return false; + const count = contributes(part, deindex); + return names.every((name) => { + const attribute = part.geometry.getAttribute(name); + if (attribute === undefined) return false; + // A channel whose vertex count is not the part's own would merge at a length of its own, which + // is a buffer three had already stopped being able to draw; that part takes the three path. + if (attribute.count !== count) return false; + if (attribute.itemSize !== 3 && (name === "position" || name === "normal")) return false; + return channelOf(attribute as BufferAttribute, count) !== undefined; + }); +} + +/** + * Every part's channels, placed and de-quantized, written straight into one buffer. + * + * This is what `flatten` and `mergeGeometries` did between them, without the intermediates: no + * `clone()` (which de-interleaves a quantized channel through a boxed `Array`), no `toNonIndexed()`, + * no per-channel re-quantizing copy, no second copy into the merged attributes, and no index built + * one `Array.push` at a time. Each byte of a part is read once and lands once, which is the whole of + * a 5.5 ms/MB merge becoming a fraction of that. + */ +function concatenate( + list: readonly IMergePart[], + paint: boolean, + preserve: readonly ("uv" | "normal")[], + deindex: boolean, + label: string, +): BufferGeometry { + const names = keptChannels(list[0] as IMergePart, preserve); + if (paint) names.push("color"); + const counts = list.map((part) => contributes(part, deindex)); + const vertices = counts.reduce((total, count) => total + count, 0); + const geometry = new BufferGeometry(); + for (const name of names) { + const itemSize = + name === "color" ? 3 : ((list[0] as IMergePart).geometry.getAttribute(name)?.itemSize ?? 3); + const values = new Float32Array(vertices * itemSize); + let at = 0; + for (let part = 0; part < list.length; part += 1) { + const count = counts[part] as number; + if (name === "color") writeColour(values, at, count, new Color(list[part]?.color)); + else writeChannel(name, list[part] as IMergePart, count, deindex, label, values, at); + at += count * itemSize; + } + geometry.setAttribute(name, new BufferAttribute(values, itemSize)); + } + geometry.setIndex(deindex ? null : new BufferAttribute(mergeIndex(list, vertices), 1)); + return geometry; +} + +/** One part's one kept channel, placed and de-quantized into `values` at `at`. */ +function writeChannel( + name: string, + part: IMergePart, + count: number, + deindex: boolean, + label: string, + values: Float32Array, + at: number, +): void { + const channel = channelOf(part.geometry.getAttribute(name) as BufferAttribute, count); + if (channel === undefined) + throw new Error(`mergeParts(${label}): a part has no ${name} this path can read.`); + const indices = indexOf(part, deindex); + const matrix = placementMatrix(part); + if (name === "position") { + writePosition( + channel, + indices, + matrix === undefined ? null : (matrix.elements as unknown as PlacementElements), + scratchOf(channel.array), + values, + at, + ); + return; + } + if (name === "normal") { + writeNormal( + channel, + indices, + matrix === undefined + ? null + : (new Matrix3().getNormalMatrix(matrix).elements as unknown as NormalElements), + scratchOf(channel.array), + values, + at, + ); + return; + } + writeThrough(channel, indices, values, at); +} + +/** + * One index for the whole group, each part's offset by the vertices before it — a 32-bit one past + * 65,535 vertices, because a 16-bit one cannot name the vertex, which is the same rule `widenIndex` + * applied to a merged index three had already built. + */ +function mergeIndex(list: readonly IMergePart[], vertices: number): Uint16Array | Uint32Array { + let total = 0; + for (const part of list) total += part.geometry.getIndex()?.count ?? 0; + const merged = vertices > 65_535 ? new Uint32Array(total) : new Uint16Array(total); + let at = 0; + let offset = 0; + for (const part of list) { + const source = part.geometry.getIndex(); + if (source === null) continue; + const values = source.array as Uint16Array | Uint32Array; + for (let entry = 0; entry < source.count; entry += 1) + merged[at + entry] = (values[entry] as number) + offset; + at += source.count; + offset += part.geometry.getAttribute("position")?.count ?? 0; + } + return merged; +} + +/** + * The path that was always here: `flatten` each part and hand the lot to `mergeGeometries`. It is + * what a group whose channels this file cannot read directly — a half-float channel, a position that + * is not three components — takes, and the refusals it raises are the ones a caller already handles. + */ +function mergeThroughThree( + list: readonly IMergePart[], + paint: boolean, + preserve: readonly ("uv" | "normal")[], + deindex: boolean, + label: string, +): BufferGeometry { + const flattened: BufferGeometry[] = []; let merged: BufferGeometry | null; try { - for (const part of list) flattened.push(flatten(part, coloured !== 0, preserve, deindex)); + for (const part of list) flattened.push(flatten(part, paint, preserve, deindex)); merged = mergeGeometries(flattened, false); } finally { for (const geometry of flattened) geometry.dispose(); @@ -235,7 +665,6 @@ export function mergeParts( throw new Error(`mergeParts(${label}): ${reason} Tried ${list.length} parts. ${requirement}`); } if (!deindex) widenIndex(merged); - if (!preserve.includes("normal")) merged.computeVertexNormals(); return merged; } diff --git a/packages/core/src/profiling/FrameCounters.ts b/packages/core/src/profiling/FrameCounters.ts index e347c49f3c..f4a692cfae 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/profiling/FrameCounters.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/profiling/FrameCounters.ts @@ -24,11 +24,19 @@ * this is why the counters ride the same opt-in flag as the spans rather than being always on. */ -/** One frame's boundary counts. Every field is absent when the platform cannot report it. */ +/** + * One frame's boundary counts, plus the simulation tick it closed on. + * + * Every boundary field is absent when the platform cannot report it. `simulationTick` is not a + * platform reading: it is the loop's fixed-step count, absent when the caller fed none, and it + * rides here so a plain frame-budget window can be joined to the simulation without the spans flag. + */ export interface IFrameCounters { readonly gpuBytes?: number; readonly hostCalls?: number; readonly jsAllocBytes?: number; + /** The loop's fixed-step count at the frame's end; absent when the caller did not feed one. */ + readonly simulationTick?: number; } /** The slice of a WebGPU device this reads. Structural, so a test can stand in a fake. */ diff --git a/packages/core/src/profiling/Spans.ts b/packages/core/src/profiling/Spans.ts index 06f3a4df25..991c0f1d81 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/profiling/Spans.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/profiling/Spans.ts @@ -70,6 +70,10 @@ export const SPANS = { sort: 12, /** Per-draw submission inside a render call, accumulated across the draws of one pass. */ draw: 13, + /** Terrain block rebuild and merged-attribute swap on the calling thread. */ + terrainBlock: 14, + /** Terrain seam reconciliation and bridge-attribute swap on the calling thread. */ + terrainSeam: 15, } as const; export type SpanId = (typeof SPANS)[keyof typeof SPANS]; @@ -90,6 +94,8 @@ export const SPAN_NAMES: readonly string[] = [ "projectObject", "sort", "draw", + "terrainBlock", + "terrainSeam", ]; export const SPAN_COUNT = SPAN_NAMES.length; @@ -408,19 +414,28 @@ export class SpanRecorder { /** * The installed recorder, or `undefined` when spans are off. * - * Module state rather than a parameter because the call sites are the frame loop and the renderer's - * own wrappers, and threading a recorder through either would put a parameter on the hot path for a - * diagnostic that is off in every shipped build. + * `Symbol.for` on `globalThis` rather than module state, because core is built once per entry: a + * game that imports `@threenative/core/world` gets a second copy of this module, and a recorder + * installed by the main entry is invisible to it. The world's own spans (terrain block rebuild and + * seam swap) recorded nothing in a browser walk for exactly that reason — two copies, two states. + * The global symbol is one slot every copy reads, and a parameter would still put a recorder on the + * hot path for a diagnostic that is off in every shipped build. */ -let recorder: SpanRecorder | undefined; +const RECORDER_SLOT = Symbol.for("threenative.frameSpans.recorder"); -/** Installs or removes the recorder every `beginSpan`/`endSpan` routes to. */ +type RecorderHost = { [key: symbol]: SpanRecorder | undefined }; + +function recorderHost(): RecorderHost { + return globalThis as unknown as RecorderHost; +} + +/** Installs or removes the recorder every `beginSpan`/`endSpan` routes to, in every entry copy. */ export function setSpanRecorder(next: SpanRecorder | undefined): void { - recorder = next; + recorderHost()[RECORDER_SLOT] = next; } export function spanRecorder(): SpanRecorder | undefined { - return recorder; + return recorderHost()[RECORDER_SLOT]; } /** The one clock the spans and the frame budget share, so their numbers are comparable. */ @@ -433,20 +448,20 @@ export function spanNow(): number { * anything but the recorder's own presence. */ export function beginSpan(id: SpanId): void { - const active = recorder; + const active = spanRecorder(); if (active === undefined) return; active.begin(id, spanNow()); } export function endSpan(id: SpanId): void { - const active = recorder; + const active = spanRecorder(); if (active === undefined) return; active.end(id, spanNow()); } /** Adds an already-measured duration to a span entered many times per frame. */ export function addSpan(id: SpanId, ms: number): void { - const active = recorder; + const active = spanRecorder(); if (active === undefined) return; active.add(id, ms); } diff --git a/packages/core/src/render-pass-budget.ts b/packages/core/src/render-pass-budget.ts index 3e3f888ae1..61e88c42e5 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render-pass-budget.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render-pass-budget.ts @@ -152,11 +152,29 @@ interface IGpuUidEntry { * One resolved frame's GPU milliseconds: the frame it belongs to, its own passes, and every pass it * drew. `total` is the frame's cost — three's `framesDuration` for that frame, read back from the * per-pass map rather than from the single number its resolve returns. + * + * A reading exists only when **every** pass the frame recorded has a resolved timestamp. A frame + * with any pass still in flight understates the frame's cost if its resolved parts were summed and + * forwarded as the whole, so it stays absent until the read is complete. Frames are delivered in + * order and an unresolved one is skipped, never waited on: once a newer frame is delivered the + * older unresolved frame is intentionally omitted — a missing reading, never a partial zero. */ export interface IGpuFrameReading { readonly frame: number; + /** Milliseconds the main pass cost. `0` when the frame drew none; whole whenever the frame is. */ readonly main: number; + /** + * Every shadow pass's milliseconds: `0` when the frame drew none. A resolved `0` is a real + * render that cost nothing, so {@link shadowPasses} — not this value — says whether one was made. + */ readonly shadow: number; + /** + * How many shadow passes the frame recorded. `0` means it drew no shadow; `> 0` means it rendered + * one, however small the cost. This is the producer's own record, so a consumer never has to guess + * "rendered" from a value that a genuine render can leave at zero. + */ + readonly shadowPasses: number; + /** Every resolved pass of the frame — main, shadow and everything else. Whole, never partial. */ readonly total: number; } @@ -354,13 +372,19 @@ export class RenderPassBudget { * * The uid list per frame is already kept here, so the batch is walked instead of collapsed: one * sample per presented frame, one frame per sample, which is the shape the budget's series wants. - * A frame whose queries never resolved — the pool overflowed, or the game stopped drawing — is - * stepped over rather than waited on, so one missing frame cannot stall the queue behind it. + * Frames are delivered in uid order and an unresolved one is skipped rather than waited on, so no + * one frame ever stalls the frames behind it. An unresolved frame is retried only while it is the + * oldest undelivered one: the moment a newer complete frame is delivered, the cursor moves past + * the gap and the older unresolved frame is intentionally omitted — a missing reading, never a + * zeroed partial. Only the bounded uid ring retires a frame that never resolves at all. * * A kind with no pass in the frame is zero, not absent: a frame that drew a main pass and no - * shadow genuinely spent 0 ms on shadow, and the caller subtracts both from `total` to leave - * `other` (post chain, reflection, HUD). Passes are summed per kind, so a shadow cascade's several - * passes are one number, and main never absorbs the nested shadow's. + * shadow genuinely spent 0 ms on shadow. A frame is absent, though, until **every** pass it + * recorded has resolved: its parts are only a whole frame when the whole frame came back, and a + * partial `total` forwarded as the frame's cost is what the phase comparison must not read. + * The caller subtracts the known kinds from `total` to leave `other` (post chain, reflection, + * HUD). Passes are summed per kind, so a shadow cascade's several passes are one number, and main + * never absorbs the nested shadow's. */ nextGpuFrame(): IGpuFrameReading | undefined { for (const frame of this.#gpuUids.keys()) { @@ -368,26 +392,36 @@ export class RenderPassBudget { const sum = this.#gpuSum(frame); if (sum === undefined) continue; this.#deliveredGpuFrame = frame; - return { frame, main: sum.main, shadow: sum.shadow, total: sum.total }; + return { + frame, + main: sum.main, + shadow: sum.shadow, + shadowPasses: sum.shadowPasses, + total: sum.total, + }; } return undefined; } /** - * One frame's resolved GPU milliseconds from the pool's per-pass map, or `undefined` while none of - * its passes has come back. `total` is every resolved pass of the frame — main, shadow and + * One frame's resolved GPU milliseconds from the pool's per-pass map, or `undefined` until every + * pass it recorded has come back. `total` is every resolved pass of the frame — main, shadow and * everything else — so the frame's own cost does not have to be inferred from three's one number - * for the batch. + * for the batch, and it is only ever returned whole. */ - #gpuSum(frame: number): { main: number; shadow: number; total: number } | undefined { + #gpuSum( + frame: number, + ): { main: number; shadow: number; shadowPasses: number; total: number } | undefined { const entries = this.#gpuUids.get(frame); const timestamps = this.#target.backend?.timestampQueryPool?.render?.timestamps; - if (timestamps === undefined || entries === undefined) return undefined; + if (timestamps === undefined || entries === undefined || entries.length === 0) return undefined; let main = 0; let shadow = 0; + let shadowPasses = 0; let total = 0; let resolved = 0; for (const { kind, uid } of entries) { + if (kind === "shadow") shadowPasses += 1; const ms = timestamps.get(uid); if (ms === undefined || !Number.isFinite(ms) || ms < 0) continue; resolved += 1; @@ -395,7 +429,10 @@ export class RenderPassBudget { if (kind === "main") main += ms; else if (kind === "shadow") shadow += ms; } - return resolved === 0 ? undefined : { main, shadow, total }; + // A partial sum is not the frame's cost: subtracting the known kinds from a partial `total` + // leaves an `other` no one measured. The frame stays absent until the whole read is in. + if (resolved !== entries.length) return undefined; + return { main, shadow, shadowPasses, total }; } /** diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts index c2393b6fc8..845925800e 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts @@ -1,7 +1,12 @@ import type { MRTNode, Node } from "three/webgpu"; import type { IFrameBudgetWindow } from "../frame-budget.js"; -import type { IRenderOutputInstallation, RenderOutputSetter, RendererKind } from "../renderer.js"; +import type { + IRenderOutputInstallation, + IRenderOutputOptions, + RenderOutputSetter, + RendererKind, +} from "../renderer.js"; import { velocityTexture, withVelocityContext } from "./velocity.js"; import type { IVelocityRenderPass } from "./velocity.js"; @@ -129,6 +134,19 @@ export interface IRenderChainStage { readonly before?: RenderChainStageId; /** Place an authored stage immediately after this built-in or supplied stage. */ readonly after?: RenderChainStageId; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour, so the chain installs the graph with the renderer's + * automatic output transform switched off and the stage applies that transform itself. + * + * Mechanism, not look. Some effects are defined against the sRGB picture — a `.cube` table, a + * sharpening or edge filter — and bending scene-referred light into that domain costs precision + * instead of buying anything: measured on an 8-bit table, a bijective log shaper costs 2–4 + * 8-bit steps per channel against under 1 for the transform this names (PRD-492). + * + * The stage therefore runs last, and may not declare an anchor: a stage placed after it would + * receive display-referred colour it was not written for. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly build: (input: unknown, context: IRenderChainStageContext) => unknown; /** Stages below this tier are named as dropped instead of silently changing the graph. */ readonly minimumTier?: RenderChainTier; @@ -423,9 +441,17 @@ export class RenderChain { if (stages.length > 0) { try { + // Only a stage that actually ran may take the transform away from the renderer; a + // dropped one would leave the frame untone-mapped with nothing to have applied it. + const outputOptions: IRenderOutputOptions[] = builtStageDefinitions.some( + (definition) => definition.afterOutputTransform === true, + ) + ? [{ outputColorTransform: false }] + : []; const installation = this.#renderer.setOutputNode( node, this.#worldPass ?? this.#requestVelocity.pass, + ...outputOptions, ); // Historical void-style callbacks can return an ignored value (for example Array.push). // Only an explicit receipt upgrades that adapter to installation ownership. @@ -612,13 +638,18 @@ function createStageDefinitions( throw new Error(`render-chain stage '${name}' needs a build function`); const hasBefore = stage.before !== undefined; const hasAfter = stage.after !== undefined; + if (stage.afterOutputTransform === true && (hasBefore || hasAfter)) { + throw new Error( + `render-chain stage '${name}' declares afterOutputTransform and an anchor; a stage that reads display-referred colour is last by construction, so an anchor is either ignored or wrong`, + ); + } if (isBuiltInStageId(name)) { if (hasBefore || hasAfter) { throw new Error( `built-in render-chain stage '${name}' cannot declare before or after; its canonical order is fixed`, ); } - } else if (hasBefore === hasAfter) { + } else if (hasBefore === hasAfter && stage.afterOutputTransform !== true) { throw new Error( `authored render-chain stage '${name}' must declare exactly one of before or after`, ); @@ -678,6 +709,12 @@ function resolveStageOrder( if (definition === undefined) { throw new Error(`render-chain stage '${id}' has no supplied definition`); } + // The output transform's own seat. No stage may follow it, so it outranks every anchor + // without needing one, and it needs no anchor to be ordered. + if (definition.afterOutputTransform === true) { + ranks.set(id, RENDER_CHAIN_STAGE_ORDER.length + 1); + return ranks.get(id) as number; + } const anchor = definition.before ?? definition.after; if (anchor === undefined) { throw new Error(`authored render-chain stage '${id}' has no anchor`); diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/depth-pyramid.ts b/packages/core/src/render/depth-pyramid.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..47609d2d40 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/src/render/depth-pyramid.ts @@ -0,0 +1,596 @@ +import type { DepthTexture } from "three"; +import { Vector2 } from "three"; +import { + Fn, + If, + Return, + abs, + ceil, + clamp, + float, + instanceIndex, + int, + ivec2, + log2, + max, + min, + pow, + storage, + textureLoad, + uniform, + vec3, + vec4, +} from "three/tsl"; +import { StorageBufferAttribute } from "three/webgpu"; + +/** + * The hierarchical-depth (pyramid) occlusion test, and the max-distance pyramid it reads. + * + * The pyramid is a previous frame's own depth, reduced so that one texel of a level covers `2^level` + * pixels of the level below it and every texel holds the *farthest* surface inside its footprint. + * Farthest, not nearest: a sphere is only hidden when its nearest point is behind the farthest + * thing already drawn in front of it, so a max reduction is the conservative direction and a min + * reduction would reject objects a fragment can still see. + * + * Two readers, one rule. {@link occludedBy} is the reference in plain TypeScript and + * {@link DepthPyramid.occluded} is the same rule in TSL for the cull kernel. Four answers are never + * "hidden", and each is a case the test has to get right rather than a tuning choice: + * - a camera cut — a teleport or a projection change — skips the test for the whole frame, because + * the pyramid is a different camera's depth; + * - a sphere that touches the near plane has no last-frame screen rect to compare against; + * - a sphere that fell off screen last frame has no texel to read; + * - a sphere whose footprint is a single texel at every level is kept, because the level it would + * need does not exist and a coarser level would reject it wrongly. + * + * Nothing here decides a look: the test reads depths and answers a boolean. + */ + +/** The launch flag. */ +export const OCCLUSION_FLAG = "TN_OCCLUSION"; + +/** What a launch asked the GPU-scene occlusion cull to do. `measure` counts; `off` runs no test. */ +export type OcclusionMode = "off" | "measure"; + +/** + * What this launch asked for. + * + * @situation measure what a pyramid occlusion cull would cull on map-walk, without culling it + * @constraint `measure` never changes what is drawn: it runs the test and counts the answer, so a + * measured frame is the frame an unmeasured run draws. `off`, the default, runs no test and + * allocates nothing. An unknown value throws rather than picking one. + * @example WorldCells.load({ ...options, gpuScene: true, occlusion: occlusionMode() }); + * + * Read the way `gpuSceneRequested` reads its own: a native launch sets the environment variable, a + * browser asks with `?tnOcclusion=measure`, and a test sets the global. + */ +export function occlusionMode(): OcclusionMode { + const host = globalThis as { + process?: { env?: Record }; + __tnOcclusion?: unknown; + location?: { search?: string }; + }; + const fromEnv = host.process?.env?.[OCCLUSION_FLAG]; + const query = host.location?.search; + const asked = + typeof fromEnv === "string" && fromEnv !== "" + ? fromEnv + : typeof query === "string" + ? (/[?&]tnOcclusion=([^&]*)/u.exec(query)?.[1] ?? "") + : typeof host.__tnOcclusion === "string" + ? host.__tnOcclusion + : ""; + const value = asked.trim().toLowerCase(); + if (value === "" || value === "0" || value === "off" || value === "false") return "off"; + if (value === "measure" || value === "1" || value === "true") return "measure"; + throw new Error(`${OCCLUSION_FLAG}: unknown mode "${asked}". Use "off" or "measure".`); +} + +/** One level of the pyramid: the farthest view-axis distance each texel of it saw, in metres. */ +export interface IDepthPyramidLevel { + readonly width: number; + readonly height: number; + readonly distance: Float32Array; +} + +/** The max-distance chain, level 0 first and the coarsest last. */ +export interface IDepthPyramid { + readonly levels: readonly IDepthPyramidLevel[]; +} + +/** The camera the pyramid was built from, which is the only camera the test reprojects into. */ +export interface IOcclusionFrame { + /** Column-major `projection * viewInverse` of the frame the pyramid came from. */ + readonly viewProjection: Float32Array; + /** The frame's own drawing-buffer size, which is what level 0's texels are pixels of. */ + readonly width: number; + readonly height: number; + /** A teleport or a projection change: the test is skipped for the whole frame. */ + readonly cut: boolean; + readonly near?: number; +} + +/** The pyramid a cull tests against, and whether a hidden placement is dropped or only counted. */ +export interface IKernelOcclusion { + readonly frame: IOcclusionFrame; + readonly pyramid: IDepthPyramid; + /** + * `false` measures: a placement the test hides is counted and still drawn, which is the point of + * a measured frame — the picture is the unmeasured one and the count is the hypothesis. `true` is + * the cull the next phase turns on by default. + */ + readonly cull: boolean; +} + +/** + * The max-distance chain of a frame's own view-axis depths. Level 0 is the buffer handed in and + * every level above it is the 2x2 maximum of the level below, clamped at the edge so an odd width + * loses no texel to an out-of-range read. + */ +export function buildDepthPyramid( + distance: Float32Array, + width: number, + height: number, +): IDepthPyramid { + const levels: IDepthPyramidLevel[] = [{ width, height, distance }]; + let source = levels[0] as IDepthPyramidLevel; + while (source.width > 1 || source.height > 1) { + const next = reduceMax(source); + levels.push(next); + source = next; + } + return { levels }; +} + +/** One level up: the 2x2 maximum of `source`, clamped at the edge so an odd size keeps every texel. */ +function reduceMax(source: IDepthPyramidLevel): IDepthPyramidLevel { + const width = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(source.width / 2)); + const height = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(source.height / 2)); + const next: IDepthPyramidLevel = { width, height, distance: new Float32Array(width * height) }; + for (let y = 0; y < height; y += 1) { + for (let x = 0; x < width; x += 1) { + let far = 0; + for (const [dx, dy] of [ + [0, 0], + [1, 0], + [0, 1], + [1, 1], + ] as const) { + const sx = Math.min(source.width - 1, x * 2 + dx); + const sy = Math.min(source.height - 1, y * 2 + dy); + far = Math.max(far, source.distance[sy * source.width + sx] as number); + } + next.distance[y * width + x] = far; + } + } + return next; +} + +/** + * Would this placement be hidden from the frame the pyramid came from? + * + * The sphere is reprojected into last frame's clip space, where `w` is its view-axis distance, and + * its screen half-extent bounds both the numerator and perspective divide over the sphere. + * Row lengths recover projection scale even after camera rotation. The level is the + * one whose texels cover the footprint, and the answer is whether the sphere's + * nearest point along the view axis is behind the farthest distance the four texels under it hold. + */ +export function occludedBy( + occlusion: IKernelOcclusion, + centre: ArrayLike, + radius: number, +): boolean { + const { frame, pyramid } = occlusion; + // A camera cut skips the test for the frame: the pyramid is a different camera's depth. + if (frame.cut) return false; + const levels = pyramid.levels; + const base = levels[0] as IDepthPyramidLevel; + const projected = projectInto(frame, centre, radius, base); + if (projected === undefined) return false; + const index = Math.min( + levels.length - 1, + Math.max(0, Math.ceil(Math.log2(projected.diameter(base)))), + ); + const level = levels[index] as IDepthPyramidLevel; + const far = footprintMax( + level, + base.width / 2 ** index, + base.height / 2 ** index, + projected.at, + projected.row, + projected.halfX, + projected.halfY, + ); + return projected.w - radius > far; +} + +/** A sphere in the frame's clip space and the texels under it, or `undefined` when it is kept. */ +interface IProjectedSphere { + readonly w: number; + readonly at: number; + readonly row: number; + readonly halfX: number; + readonly halfY: number; + /** The footprint's diameter in level-0 texels, which is what picks the level. */ + diameter(base: IDepthPyramidLevel): number; +} + +/** + * The sphere as last frame's camera saw it, or `undefined` for the two answers that are never + * "hidden": a sphere reaching the near plane, and a sphere off screen last frame. + */ +function projectInto( + frame: IOcclusionFrame, + centre: ArrayLike, + radius: number, + base: IDepthPyramidLevel, +): IProjectedSphere | undefined { + const m = frame.viewProjection; + const x = centre[0] as number; + const y = centre[1] as number; + const z = centre[2] as number; + // `w` is the view-axis distance: a sphere reaching the near plane has no rect to compare. + const w = (m[3] as number) * x + (m[7] as number) * y + (m[11] as number) * z + (m[15] as number); + if (w - radius <= (frame.near ?? 0)) return undefined; + const ndcX = + ((m[0] as number) * x + (m[4] as number) * y + (m[8] as number) * z + (m[12] as number)) / w; + const ndcY = + ((m[1] as number) * x + (m[5] as number) * y + (m[9] as number) * z + (m[13] as number)) / w; + // Expand one base texel for raster edges and the padded last texel of an odd-sized depth. + const halfX = + (radius * (Math.hypot(m[0] as number, m[4] as number, m[8] as number) + Math.abs(ndcX))) / + (w - radius) + + 2 / base.width; + const halfY = + (radius * (Math.hypot(m[1] as number, m[5] as number, m[9] as number) + Math.abs(ndcY))) / + (w - radius) + + 2 / base.height; + if (Math.abs(ndcX) + halfX > 1 || Math.abs(ndcY) + halfY > 1) return undefined; + return { + diameter: (base) => Math.max(1, Math.max(halfX * base.width, halfY * base.height)), + halfX, + halfY, + row: 0.5 - ndcY * 0.5, + at: ndcX * 0.5 + 0.5, + w, + }; +} + +/** + * The farthest distance the 2x2 texel block under a sphere's corner holds. + * + * The level is chosen so the sphere spans about one texel of it, so this block is the whole of the + * sphere's last-frame footprint; the edge clamp is what an odd width costs. + */ +function footprintMax( + level: IDepthPyramidLevel, + spanX: number, + spanY: number, + at: number, + row: number, + halfX: number, + halfY: number, +): number { + const x = Math.max(0, Math.min(level.width - 1, Math.floor((at - halfX / 2) * spanX))); + const y = Math.max(0, Math.min(level.height - 1, Math.floor((row - halfY / 2) * spanY))); + let far = 0; + for (let dy = 0; dy < 2; dy += 1) { + for (let dx = 0; dx < 2; dx += 1) { + const x2 = Math.min(level.width - 1, x + dx); + const y2 = Math.min(level.height - 1, y + dy); + far = Math.max(far, level.distance[y2 * level.width + x2] as number); + } + } + return far; +} + +/** + * A TSL node this module reads through the swizzles and the `.element()` chain. + * + * Three's node types are precise about which swizzle a `vec4` answers and deliberately vague about + * what a storage element or a texture load resolves to, and the pyramid is the one place in core + * that has to read a matrix column and a loaded depth. The cast is confined here so the shader + * reads as the plain thing it is. + */ +// quality-allow: the pyramid is a typed handle onto three's TSL nodes, which resolve to `any` in 0.185. +// biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noExplicitAny: three's TSL types refuse the chains these shaders read. +type Kernel = any; + +/** A TSL value this module builds its shaders from. */ +function nodes(value: unknown): Kernel { + return value as Kernel; +} + +/** Words of per-level table each level's row occupies, at the head of the pyramid's one buffer. */ +const TABLE_WORDS = 4; + +/** The 2x2 footprint every level of the chain reduces, in the order the loop walks it. */ +const FOOTPRINT = [ + [0, 0], + [1, 0], + [0, 1], + [1, 1], +] as const; + +/** + * The GPU half of the same rule: the buffers a level is written into, the per-level table the test + * addresses them by, and one dispatch per level that reduces the level below — or the frame's own + * depth texture, for level 0. + * + * Level 0 is half the depth's own resolution, so the chain starts one texel per four pixels. That + * is the granularity this shape of cull always has: a sphere narrower than a texel cannot be + * tested at all, and a finer level 0 would only lengthen the chain without rejecting more. + */ +/** + * The GPU half of the same rule, and the whole pyramid in one storage buffer. + * + * One buffer and not two is a device limit, not a taste: the cull kernel already binds seven storage + * buffers and WebGPU refuses a pipeline over eight per stage unless the device was asked for more — + * measured on the RTX 2080 as `The number of storage buffers (9) in the Compute stage exceeds the + * maximum per-stage limit (8)`. So the per-level table is the head of this one buffer, four words a + * level, and the distances follow at each level's own offset. + */ +export class DepthPyramid { + /** `[width, height, offset, 0]` per level, then every level's distances. */ + #words = new StorageBufferAttribute(new Float32Array(TABLE_WORDS), 1); + /** The depth texture's own size, which level 0 reads its 2x2 footprint out of. */ + readonly #depthSize = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); + /** `(near, far)` of the frame the depth came from, which turn its NDC depth into metres. */ + readonly #nearFar = uniform(new Vector2(0.1, 1000)); + #levels: { width: number; height: number; offset: number }[] = []; + #kernels: Kernel[] = []; + #depth: DepthTexture | undefined; + #samples = 1; + #disposed = false; + + /** The chain's level count, which is also the clamp the test's level selection runs into. */ + get levels(): number { + return this.#levels.length; + } + + /** One storage binding for the table and the distances together, as the cull kernel reads it. */ + get chain(): Kernel { + return nodes(storage(this.#words, "float", this.#words.count)); + } + + /** + * Size the chain for a depth texture and write its per-level table. + * + * Structural: a resize replaces the buffer, so every level kernel is a new pipeline. A depth that + * did not change size is left alone, because a frame never reallocates. + */ + resize(depthWidth: number, depthHeight: number): boolean { + const levels: { width: number; height: number; offset: number }[] = []; + let span = 0; + let width = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(depthWidth / 2)); + let height = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(depthHeight / 2)); + // Down to a single texel, and the loop condition is that texel rather than `width > 0`: a `1` + // halved is `0` and floored back to `1`, so a positive-width test never ends. + while (true) { + levels.push({ width, height, offset: span }); + span += width * height; + if (width === 1 && height === 1) break; + width = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(width / 2)); + height = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(height / 2)); + } + // The distances start after the table, whose width the loop above only now knows. + for (const level of levels) level.offset += levels.length * TABLE_WORDS; + const held = this.#levels; + if ( + levels.length === held.length && + levels.every((level, index) => { + const own = held[index]; + return own !== undefined && own.width === level.width && own.height === level.height; + }) + ) + return false; + this.#words = new StorageBufferAttribute( + new Float32Array(levels.length * TABLE_WORDS + span), + 1, + ); + const table = this.#words.array as Float32Array; + for (const [index, level] of levels.entries()) { + table[index * TABLE_WORDS] = level.width; + table[index * TABLE_WORDS + 1] = level.height; + table[index * TABLE_WORDS + 2] = level.offset; + } + this.#words.needsUpdate = true; + this.#levels = levels; + this.#kernels = []; + return true; + } + + /** + * Resolve every sample of the previous frame's stored depth into level 0, then reduce the chain. + * The resolve shares level 0's dispatch, so timing the whole chain includes that cost. + */ + build( + renderer: { compute(node: unknown, span?: "depthPyramid"): void }, + depth: DepthTexture, + near: number, + far: number, + samples = 1, + ): number { + if (this.#disposed || this.#levels.length === 0) return 0; + if (depth !== this.#depth || samples !== this.#samples) { + this.#kernels = []; + this.#depth = depth; + this.#samples = samples; + } + this.#depthSize.value.set(depth.image.width ?? 0, depth.image.height ?? 0); + this.#nearFar.value.set(near, far); + // Three timestamps a compute group around all its dispatches, including level 0's depth resolve. + for (const [index] of this.#levels.entries()) this.#levelKernel(index, depth); + renderer.compute(this.#kernels, "depthPyramid"); + return this.#levels.length; + } + + /** + * One level's reduction, as its own pipeline with its own level baked in. + * + * The level is a constant rather than a uniform because a uniform written between two dispatches of + * the same frame only re-uploads if the node happens to flush per dispatch, and a pyramid that + * reduced the wrong level is still a pyramid. With the level constant the level it reads is a + * constant too, so this shader carries no table reads at all. + */ + #levelKernel(index: number, depth: DepthTexture): unknown { + const held = this.#kernels[index]; + if (held !== undefined) return held; + const own = this.#levels[index] as { width: number; height: number; offset: number }; + const below = this.#levels[index - 1]; + const chain = this.chain; + const depthSize = nodes(this.#depthSize); + const nearFar = nodes(this.#nearFar); + const built = nodes( + Fn(() => { + // One thread per texel of this level, addressed as a float: TSL's clamp is float-only, so + // the whole reduction stays in floats and converts once, at the storage index. + const linear = float(instanceIndex); + If(linear.greaterThanEqual(own.width * own.height), () => { + Return(); + }); + const y = linear.div(own.width).floor(); + const x = linear.sub(y.mul(own.width)); + const far = float(0).toVar(); + for (const [dx, dy] of FOOTPRINT) { + // Resolve the stored MSAA attachment into this single-distance buffer. Max over every + // sample keeps an uncovered edge sample; copying depth or changing the main pass is unnecessary. + for ( + let sampleIndex = 0; + sampleIndex < (below === undefined ? this.#samples : 1); + sampleIndex += 1 + ) { + const sample = + below === undefined + ? nodes(nearFar.x) + .mul(nodes(nearFar.y)) + .div( + nodes(nearFar.y).sub( + nodes(nearFar.y) + .sub(nodes(nearFar.x)) + .mul( + textureLoad( + depth, + nodes( + ivec2( + int(nodes(x.mul(2).add(dx)).clamp(0, nodes(depthSize.x).sub(1))), + int(nodes(y.mul(2).add(dy)).clamp(0, nodes(depthSize.y).sub(1))), + ), + ), + float(sampleIndex), + ), + ), + ), + ) + : chain.element( + float(below.offset) + .add( + nodes(y.mul(2).add(dy)) + .clamp(0, below.height - 1) + .mul(below.width), + ) + .add(nodes(x.mul(2).add(dx)).clamp(0, below.width - 1)), + ); + far.assign(max(far, nodes(sample))); + } + } + chain + .element( + float(own.offset) + .add(nodes(y.mul(own.width))) + .add(x), + ) + .assign(far); + })().compute(Math.max(1, own.width * own.height)), + ); + built.name = `tnDepthPyramid${String(index)}`; + this.#kernels[index] = built; + return built; + } + + /** + * The test, in the cull kernel's own language: the same four keeps and the same comparison, read + * off the same buffer {@link occludedBy} reads off its own arrays. + * + * `centre` is a TSL world position, `radius` its bounding-sphere radius, `viewProjection` the + * previous frame's `projection * viewInverse` as a `mat4` uniform and `cut` this frame's cut flag. + * Matrix row lengths recover projection scale without assuming an unrotated camera. + * + * The answer is a float, not a bool: `1` is hidden. A cull kernel runs the test once per part of a + * placement's level and branches on the answer each time, and a float is what a TSL variable holds + * across those branches without recomputing the test per part. + */ + occluded(centre: Kernel, radius: Kernel, viewProjection: Kernel, cut: Kernel): Kernel { + const chain = this.chain; + const last = Math.max(0, this.levels - 1); + const clip = viewProjection.mul(vec4(centre, 1)); + const w = clip.w; + const depth = max(w, float(1e-6)); + const ndc = clip.xyz.div(depth); + const nearest = max(w.sub(radius), float(1e-6)); + const scaleX = nodes( + vec3(viewProjection.element(0).x, viewProjection.element(1).x, viewProjection.element(2).x), + ).length(); + const scaleY = nodes( + vec3(viewProjection.element(0).y, viewProjection.element(1).y, viewProjection.element(2).y), + ).length(); + const halfX = nodes(scaleX.add(abs(ndc.x))) + .mul(radius) + .div(nearest) + .add(float(2).div(chain.element(0))); + const halfY = nodes(scaleY.add(abs(ndc.y))) + .mul(radius) + .div(nearest) + .add(float(2).div(chain.element(1))); + // The level a footprint this wide needs, and that level's own row of the table. + const level = nodes( + nodes( + ceil(log2(max(float(1), max(halfX.mul(chain.element(0)), halfY.mul(chain.element(1)))))), + ).clamp(0, last), + ).toVar(); + const row = int(level.mul(TABLE_WORDS)).toVar(); + const width = chain.element(row); + const height = chain.element(nodes(row).add(1)); + const spanX = nodes(chain.element(0)).div(pow(float(2), level)); + const spanY = nodes(chain.element(1)).div(pow(float(2), level)); + const far = float(0).toVar(); + for (const [dx, dy] of FOOTPRINT) { + // The footprint spans about one texel of this level, so the 2x2 block under its corner is the + // whole of it. + const x = nodes(ndc.x.mul(0.5).add(0.5).sub(halfX.div(2)).mul(spanX)) + .floor() + .add(dx) + .clamp(0, nodes(width).sub(1)); + const y = nodes(float(0.5).sub(ndc.y.mul(0.5)).sub(halfY.div(2)).mul(spanY)) + .floor() + .add(dy) + .clamp(0, nodes(height).sub(1)); + far.assign( + max( + far, + chain.element( + nodes(chain.element(nodes(row).add(2))) + .add(nodes(y).mul(width)) + .add(x), + ), + ), + ); + } + const keeps = w + .sub(radius) + .lessThanEqual(nodes(this.#nearFar).x) + .or(ndc.x.abs().add(halfX).greaterThan(1)) + .or(ndc.y.abs().add(halfY).greaterThan(1)) + .or(cut.greaterThan(0.5)); + return keeps + .not() + .and(nodes(w.sub(radius)).greaterThan(far)) + .select(float(1), float(0)); + } + + dispose(): void { + this.#disposed = true; + this.#kernels = []; + this.#levels = []; + this.#depth = undefined; + } +} diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts b/packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts index a7eea611d8..0d4ef3583a 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render/virtual-shadow.ts @@ -119,6 +119,7 @@ export interface IVirtualShadowOptions { * * `false` puts every level back on the `refreshStep` it was given, which is also what a harness * that wants to count today's renders uses. + * `?tnAdaptiveRefresh=0` in the page URL makes the default `false` from the node's first setup. */ readonly adaptiveRefresh?: boolean; /** @@ -247,6 +248,12 @@ export interface IVirtualShadowStats { readonly rendersTotal: number; /** Of those, the renders taken because a level's window moved. */ readonly byMove: number; + /** + * Pages every level's window travelled between its renders, over the node's lifetime: the sum of + * `|ΔminX| + |ΔminY|` at each render. Unlike `byMove` it does not depend on how many frames sampled + * the path, so two runs of one route at different frame rates report the same number. + */ + readonly windowSteps: number; /** Of those, the renders taken because an invalidation asked and its level's delay had passed. */ readonly byInvalidation: number; /** @@ -432,14 +439,16 @@ const MAX_MASS_WINDOW_WIDTHS = 1; const POOL_CASTERS = 1 << 0; /** - * A mesh in the caster table, with the two channels the probe reads off the object rather than off - * the geometry: the bounds three's own cull would use, which `Mesh` does not declare, and the - * `casterPrewarmOwed` flag `WorldCells` writes (see `SharedBatch.awaitPrewarmDraw`). + * A mesh in the caster table, with the three channels the probe reads off the object rather than off + * the geometry: the bounds three's own cull would use, which `Mesh` does not declare, the + * `casterPrewarmOwed` flag `WorldCells` writes (see `SharedBatch.awaitPrewarmDraw`), and the + * `mainAdmitted` answer it publishes for a caster half (see `SharedBatch.setMainAdmitted`). */ interface ICasterMesh extends Mesh { boundingBox?: Box3 | null; boundingSphere?: Sphere | null; casterPrewarmOwed?: boolean; + mainAdmitted?: boolean; chunkShadowProxy?: boolean; casterMinDiameter?: number; computeBoundingBox(): void; @@ -466,7 +475,7 @@ const CASTER_STRIDE = CASTER_KEY_STRIDE + CASTER_WORLD_STRIDE; /** * What a world publishes on its root for a shadow level to draw a map from GPU-scene keys: - * `(renderer, level) => void`, the level's own four numbers and the scene that selects against them. + * `(renderer, level) => void`, the level's own three numbers and the scene that selects against them. * * Engine-internal and duck-typed. `WorldCells` publishes it as `tnShadowGpuKeys`; nothing in a * template or a manifest names it, and this module cannot import the world package to name the type, @@ -475,14 +484,13 @@ const CASTER_STRIDE = CASTER_KEY_STRIDE + CASTER_WORLD_STRIDE; type IShadowKeyDispatch = (renderer: unknown, level: IShadowLevelNumbers) => void; /** - * One shadow map's own four numbers, duck-typed from `world-gpu-scene`'s `IShadowLevel`: the six - * planes of this map's own shadow camera, the window centre its map was rendered with, its texel - * gate in world metres, and the chain level it draws at. Typed here rather than imported for the + * One shadow map's own three numbers, duck-typed from `world-gpu-scene`'s `IShadowLevel`: the six + * planes of this map's own shadow camera, its texel gate in world metres, and the chain level it + * draws at. Typed here rather than imported for the * same reason as the dispatch above. */ interface IShadowLevelNumbers { readonly planes: Float32Array; - readonly centre: { readonly x: number; readonly z: number }; readonly gate: number; readonly base: number; } @@ -620,9 +628,22 @@ const _shadowPlanes = new Float32Array(24); */ const COARSEST_SHADOW_LEVEL = 1 << 20; -/** What a caster is doing as far as a shadow level is concerned: 1 visible, 2 casting. */ -function casterFlag(mesh: { castShadow?: boolean; visible?: boolean }): number { - return (mesh.visible === true ? 1 : 0) | (mesh.castShadow === true ? 2 : 0); +/** The state cached maps depend on: visible, casting, and admitted by the main pass. */ +function casterFlag(mesh: { + castShadow?: boolean; + mainAdmitted?: boolean; + userData?: { tnShadowSwap?: unknown }; + visible?: boolean; +}): number { + // A mesh marked tnShadowSwap trades visibility with a twin over the same ground — terrain's + // tile and merged block, or one LOD level for the next. That flip is not a change the cached map + // must redraw for (it measured ~80 % of a walk's flips); castShadow and mainAdmitted still are, + // and the next window move redraws whatever resolution difference a LOD step left behind. + return ( + (mesh.visible === true || mesh.userData?.tnShadowSwap === true ? 1 : 0) | + (mesh.castShadow === true ? 2 : 0) | + (mesh.mainAdmitted === false ? 4 : 0) + ); } /** The per-level entry of a scalar-or-array option, the last entry standing in for the rest. */ @@ -764,12 +785,15 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { /** Cumulative level renders and the reason each took one; see `IVirtualShadowStats`. */ #rendersTotal = 0; #byMove = 0; + #windowSteps = 0; #byInvalidation = 0; #coalesced = 0; /** Read from the URL once, for the `?tnShadowStats=1` marker cadence. */ #statsRequested: boolean | undefined; /** URL-only, web-only diagnostic; native hosts have no URL switch or alternate path. */ #levelsRequested: boolean | undefined; + /** The game's own `adaptiveRefresh`, so the URL switch read at setup never overrides it. */ + readonly #adaptiveRefreshGiven: boolean | undefined; /** * The diagnostic's tint, one per material build, keyed weakly by the builder that owns it. * @@ -815,8 +839,8 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { /** The memo described by `CASTER_KEY_STRIDE`: per caster, the key it was computed from and the answer. */ #casterMemo = new Float64Array(CASTER_STRIDE * 128); /** - * What `#pollCasters` last read off each table entry: 1 for `visible`, 2 for `castShadow`. Sized and - * filled by `#ensureCasters`, so the first poll after a build reports what the build already saw. + * What `#pollCasters` last read off each table entry: 1 for `visible`, 2 for `castShadow`, + * 4 for withheld admission. Filled by `#ensureCasters` after polling the old table. */ #casterFlags = new Uint8Array(0); /** @@ -837,6 +861,17 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { // A removed caster's world matrix is the one it last drew with — the one the stale maps hold — // so it is read as it stands. An added one has not been composed into its parent yet. if (event.type !== "childremoved") child.updateWorldMatrix(true, false); + // A mesh that casts nothing cannot change a map by arriving or leaving, and terrain's swap twin + // (`tnShadowSwap`) only replaces ground already drawn. A streamed world adds and removes both on + // every rebuild: on one walk they were most of the region invalidations that redrew the level + // four times a second. A later `castShadow` flip is still the poll's to see. + const mesh = child as { + isMesh?: boolean; + castShadow?: boolean; + userData?: { tnShadowSwap?: unknown }; + }; + if (mesh.isMesh === true && (mesh.castShadow !== true || mesh.userData?.tnShadowSwap === true)) + return; this.#askAboutCaster(child); }; /** Casters the current level's size gate hid, restored the moment that render is over. */ @@ -960,6 +995,7 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { }); this.tracker = new ShadowInvalidationTracker(this.clipmap); const marker = options.marker ?? DEFAULT_MARKER_EVERY; + this.#adaptiveRefreshGiven = options.adaptiveRefresh; this.options = { adaptiveCasterGate: options.adaptiveCasterGate ?? true, adaptiveRefresh: options.adaptiveRefresh ?? true, @@ -995,6 +1031,7 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { rendered: 0, rendersTotal: 0, reuseRatio: 1, + windowSteps: 0, }; } @@ -1138,6 +1175,9 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { #ensureCasters(): void { const root = this.#root(); if (this.#casterRoot === root && this.#casterStale === false) return; + // A streaming arrival can coincide with an older half's admission flip. Poll the old + // table before reseeding its flags, or that change disappears without invalidating its map. + this.#pollCasters(); this.#casterRoot = root; this.#casterStale = false; for (const object of this.#casterObjects) { @@ -1224,10 +1264,10 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { } /** - * What a game can change about a caster without touching the tree: its `visible` and its - * `castShadow`. A level that keeps its map across either keeps the shadow of geometry that casts - * nothing any more, which is the same ghost an eviction leaves and just as wrong. Both are read - * here, per frame, off the memoised table — one flag pair per caster, no matrix and no bounds — + * A caster can change visibility, casting or main-pass admission without touching the tree. + * A cached map must redraw when any of them flips, or it retains a removed shadow or omits a + * newly admitted one. Read per frame off the memoised table — one flag word per caster, no + * matrix and no bounds — * and a change asks for the levels covering that caster. The table is what cut 2 made cheap; this * reads it, it does not walk the world. * @@ -1330,13 +1370,30 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { // not import this one — the same channel as the `casterInstanceScale` read below. let prewarming = false; this.#ensureCasters(); - const keyed = this.#gpuKeys !== undefined; const table = this.#casterTable; + // A launch flag can publish a provider before the backend can mint any keys. Keep the + // fallback's wide/small layers until there are actual key meshes to replace them. + const keyed = + this.#gpuKeys !== undefined && + table.some( + (mesh) => + mesh.visible && + mesh.castShadow && + (mesh.layers.mask & (1 << VIRTUAL_SHADOW_KEY_LAYER)) !== 0, + ); const memo = this.#casterMemo; for (let entry = 0; entry < table.length; entry += 1) { const mesh = table[entry]; if (mesh === undefined) continue; if (mesh.visible !== true) continue; + // Admission must gate the render, not just its bill: three still traverses a visible + // caster omitted below. Reuse the texel gate's restore buffer for each level render. + // This is placement admission, so an admitted off-frustum caster still casts. + if (mesh.mainAdmitted === false) { + mesh.visible = false; + this.#hidden.push(mesh); + continue; + } // A retained-part proxy applies this gate to each original source at the draw boundary. if (mesh.chunkShadowProxy === true) mesh.casterMinDiameter = gate; // Read before the gates below: the level is going to render both caster layers either way, and @@ -1586,7 +1643,7 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { #renderLevel(frame: NodeFrame, level: ILevel, mover: boolean, index = 0): void { // quality-allow: Three exposes updateShadow only on its internal rendering shadow node. const node = (mover ? level.moverNode : level.node) as unknown as IRenderingShadowNode; - // The level's own keys, selected against this map's own four numbers, before the render that + // The level's own keys, selected against this map's own three numbers, before the render that // submits them. A mover map is never keyed: it draws the tracked casters and nothing else, so // a dispatch there would put the whole world into a 256² map of one moving object. if (mover === false) this.#dispatchKeys(frame, level, index); @@ -1616,7 +1673,7 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { } /** - * Hand this level's set to whatever published keys on the world's root, in the four numbers that + * Hand this level's set to whatever published keys on the world's root, in the three numbers that * are the map's own and not the main camera's: its own light frustum, the window centre its map * was rendered with, the texel gate `#probe` just decided on, and the chain level it draws at. * @@ -1648,7 +1705,6 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { planes[offset + 2] = plane.normal.z; planes[offset + 3] = plane.constant; } - const target = level.light.target.position; // Every compute leaves the one node frame every node shares with its fields at their bare // defaults — `scene` among them, which `Nodes.getNodeFrame()` sets with no arguments // (three.webgpu.js:56215, reached from `Renderer.compute` at 62235) and nothing puts back; the @@ -1661,7 +1717,6 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { try { keys(frame.renderer, { base: index >= 1 && this.options.shadowLodBias ? COARSEST_SHADOW_LEVEL : 0, - centre: { x: target.x, z: target.z }, gate: level.gateMetres, planes, }); @@ -2026,9 +2081,18 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { override setup(builder: NodeBuilder): Node | null | undefined { if (builder.renderer.shadowMap.enabled === false) return null; // Read once, like tnShadowStats. Build no diagnostic nodes unless the URL switch is on. - this.#levelsRequested ??= /[?&]tnShadowLevels=(?!0(?:&|$))(?!false(?:&|$))[^&]/u.test( - globalThis.location?.search ?? "", - ); + if (this.#levelsRequested === undefined) { + const search = globalThis.location?.search ?? ""; + this.#levelsRequested = /[?&]tnShadowLevels=(?!0(?:&|$))(?!false(?:&|$))[^&]/u.test(search); + // Counter runs: a fixed refreshStep, since the adaptive step follows measured render cost and + // two runs of one route would move their windows at different ticks. Set once, before a frame. + if ( + this.#adaptiveRefreshGiven === undefined && + /[?&]tnAdaptiveRefresh=(?:0|false)(?:&|$)/u.test(search) + ) { + (this.options as { adaptiveRefresh: boolean }).adaptiveRefresh = false; + } + } this.#init(); const levels = this.#levels; const centerU = this.#centerU; @@ -2160,10 +2224,23 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { // every time a residency update invalidates them. if (this.#updating) return undefined; this.#updating = true; + // Three runs this from the draw of the first object that uses the node, and that draw can be the + // first object of a `BundleGroup` the main pass is recording. Three keeps that bundle in + // `_currentRenderBundle` and does not save it across the nested `render()` a level is: the + // level's draws would be filed under the main bundle, and the level's own bundles leave the + // field `null`, so the main bundle's remaining draws are recorded but never listed — a replay + // refreshes only listed draws, so those keep the camera they were recorded with. On Machinefall + // that froze a cell's chunk forest on screen for twenty walk steps. The levels render outside + // the record, and the record gets its bundle back. + // quality-allow: three 0.185 does not expose the bundle it is recording. + const host = frame.renderer as unknown as { _currentRenderBundle?: unknown }; + const recording = host._currentRenderBundle; + if (recording !== undefined) host._currentRenderBundle = null; try { this.#updateFrame(frame); } finally { this.#updating = false; + if (recording !== undefined) host._currentRenderBundle = recording; } return undefined; } @@ -2374,6 +2451,11 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { // frame's single render and every other due level is deferred behind it. const grant = due && !budgetSpent; if (grant) { + // A level's first render places its window; only later renders are travel. + if (Number.isFinite(level.minX)) { + this.#windowSteps += + Math.abs(window.minX - level.minX) + Math.abs(window.minY - level.minY); + } level.minX = window.minX; level.minY = window.minY; level.centerW = this.clipmap.centerLight.w; @@ -2489,6 +2571,7 @@ export class VirtualShadowNode extends ShadowBaseNode { rendered, rendersTotal: this.#rendersTotal, reuseRatio: total === 0 ? 1 : this.#served / total, + windowSteps: this.#windowSteps, }; const every = this.options.markerEvery; // `?tnShadowStats=1` is the walk's own switch: a 10 s walk is ~600 frames, and a marker every diff --git a/packages/core/src/renderer.ts b/packages/core/src/renderer.ts index 61e6af058d..4008dac6b1 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/renderer.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/renderer.ts @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -import type { BufferGeometry, Camera, Object3D } from "three"; +import type { BufferGeometry, Camera, DepthTexture, Object3D } from "three"; import { type PassNode, RenderPipeline } from "three/webgpu"; import type { IFrameSurfaceState } from "./frame-budget.js"; import { @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import { type PipelineCensus, createPipelineCensus, } from "./pipeline-census.js"; +import type { ITimestampQueryPool } from "./render-pass-budget.js"; import { AlphaAntialiasing, type IAlphaAntialiasingReport } from "./render/alpha-antialiasing.js"; import { type IRenderChainBudgetWindow, @@ -21,10 +22,22 @@ export interface IRenderOutputInstallation { dispose(): void; } +/** + * Where the transform goes when a stage does the renderer's job for it. The chain passes + * `false` only when a stage that read display-referred colour actually ran. + */ +export interface IRenderOutputOptions { + readonly outputColorTransform?: boolean; +} + /** Union of callbacks preserves TypeScript's legacy void-callback return-value compatibility. */ export type RenderOutputSetter = - | ((node: unknown, worldPass?: unknown) => void) - | ((node: unknown, worldPass?: unknown) => IRenderOutputInstallation); + | ((node: unknown, worldPass?: unknown, options?: IRenderOutputOptions) => void) + | (( + node: unknown, + worldPass?: unknown, + options?: IRenderOutputOptions, + ) => IRenderOutputInstallation); type WarmableSurface = { clone: () => WarmableSurface; @@ -161,7 +174,9 @@ export interface IRendererLike { * exposes the same four `adapter.info` fields, so the same read works on every target. */ readonly softwareAdapter?: string; - compute(node: unknown): void; + /** Advances the GPU sample once before a presented frame's simulation and render passes. */ + beginFrame?(): void; + compute(node: unknown, span?: "depthPyramid"): void; /** * Creates the GPU buffers these geometries draw from, through the backend's own attribute path, * and reports how many it created. @@ -173,6 +188,21 @@ export interface IRendererLike { * draw uploads exactly as it did before. */ uploadAttributes?(geometries: Iterable): number; + /** + * Copies one streamed subtree's textures to the device, through three's own texture path, and + * reports how many it took. + * + * The same argument as `uploadAttributes`, one resource class over: `compileAsync` builds + * pipelines, not pixels, so a streamed chunk's textures reach the device inside `_renderObjectDirect` + * on the frame the chunk first draws. On a Machinefall map-walk with three's internals counted per + * render, that was 87 ms of a 94 ms first draw in one frame, 79 ms of 131 ms in another, and 519 ms + * in a third — 10 renders of 19,000 hold the whole 2,574 ms the run spends on first draws. + * `Textures.updateTexture` returns early when the texture is already at its current version, so this + * is a move rather than a second upload, and a material the world shares with what is already on + * screen costs one call and no work. WebGPU only — the WebGL fallback has no seam here — and + * absent or throwing answers 0, so the first draw uploads exactly as it did before. + */ + uploadTextures?(object: Object3D): number; /** * Copies one GPU storage attribute back to the CPU, asynchronously. * @@ -183,6 +213,22 @@ export interface IRendererLike { * instead of a silent one. */ readback(attribute: unknown): Promise; + /** + * The scene pass's stored depth attachment and sample count, from an authored pass or three's + * internal framebuffer target. `undefined` when neither has rendered a depth to read. + * + * Optional because a backend that cannot render into a target of its own has no scene-pass depth to + * hand over. A cull reads this every dispatch: on the frame it answers, the texture holds what the + * previous frame's pass wrote, because this is asked before the frame draws. + */ + scenePassDepth?(): + | { + readonly texture: DepthTexture; + readonly width: number; + readonly height: number; + readonly samples?: number; + } + | undefined; render(scene: Object3D, camera: Camera): void; /** Draws after the world without clearing or passing through the world's output pipeline. */ renderOverlay(scene: Object3D, camera: Camera): void; @@ -234,6 +280,8 @@ export interface IRendererLike { * frame that ran no compute. */ gpuComputeMs?(): number | undefined; + /** Consume one fresh timestamped pyramid build, including its depth resolve; absent until resolved. */ + gpuPyramidMs?(): number | undefined; /** * The main render pass's GPU milliseconds, smoothed over fresh resolved samples, or `undefined` * while no reading is fresh. @@ -250,6 +298,14 @@ export interface IRendererLike { * frame by `game.ts`; `ms` is `undefined` when the frame attributed no main-pass reading. */ noteGpuMainMs?(ms: number | undefined, frame?: number): void; + /** + * The frame rate the game resolved as its target (`resolveTargetFps`), or `undefined` before one + * is known or when it is uncapped. Budgets that are a share of a frame read it, so a frame that ran + * faster than the target does not shrink what the next one may spend. + */ + targetFps?(): number | undefined; + /** Records the resolved target; called by `game.ts` when it resolves or retargets. */ + noteTargetFps?(fps: number): void; /** Starts a resolve of the GPU timestamps for the frames drawn since the last call. */ resolveGpuFrame(): void; /** @@ -328,6 +384,7 @@ type RendererInstance = { }; backend?: { trackTimestamp?: boolean; + timestampQueryPool?: Record; /** The backend's own attribute creation, which a compile does not do. */ createAttribute?: (attribute: unknown) => void; createIndexAttribute?: (attribute: unknown) => void; @@ -433,14 +490,11 @@ function wrapRenderer( let pendingScale: { scale: number; source: "auto" | "auto-pinned" } | undefined; let pendingSize: Parameters | undefined; let timestampFrame = -1; + let timestampFramesManaged = false; + const pyramidQueries: string[][] = []; const setTimestampTracking = (): void => { - // Three writes `info.frame` only inside its own animation loop, which the engine deliberately - // does not run -- the game drives frames through here -- so it sat at 0 for the whole session. - // Everything downstream reads it: this sampler derived its frame from it, `0 % 8 === 0` - // recorded a timestamp on *every* frame, the 2048-query pool filled in ~38 frames and every - // later read was null (~15 timestamps in a 300-frame window that had asked for 37), and three - // keys each query uid by it, so the per-pass split filed every uid under one hot frame id. The - // engine owns the cadence, so the engine is what advances the clock. + // Three advances info.frame only in its own animation loop, which we do not run. + // Advance once per presented frame: compute, world and overlay share its sample and query id. timestampFrame += 1; const rawInfo = (raw as { info?: { frame: number } | null }).info; if (rawInfo !== undefined && rawInfo !== null) rawInfo.frame = timestampFrame; @@ -522,6 +576,7 @@ function wrapRenderer( const mainSmoothing = 0.5; const mainStaleLimit = 8; let gpuMainEma: number | undefined; + let targetFps: number | undefined; let gpuMainStaleFrames = 0; let gpuMainLastFrame: number | undefined; const noteGpuMainMs = (ms: number | undefined, frame?: number): void => { @@ -562,6 +617,10 @@ function wrapRenderer( gpuFrameSample, gpuMainMs: () => gpuMainEma, noteGpuMainMs, + targetFps: () => targetFps, + noteTargetFps: (fps: number) => { + targetFps = Number.isFinite(fps) && fps > 0 ? fps : undefined; + }, gpuComputeMs: () => { const timestamp = raw.info?.compute?.timestamp; // Three writes `0` before the first resolve and on a failed one, so a non-positive value is @@ -570,17 +629,34 @@ function wrapRenderer( ? timestamp : undefined; }, + gpuPyramidMs: () => { + const timestamps = raw.backend?.timestampQueryPool?.compute?.timestamps; + if (timestamps === undefined) return undefined; + for (const [index, uids] of pyramidQueries.entries()) { + const values = uids.map((uid) => timestamps.get(uid)); + if (values.some((ms) => ms === undefined || !Number.isFinite(ms) || ms < 0)) continue; + pyramidQueries.splice(index, 1); + return values.reduce((sum, ms) => sum + (ms ?? 0), 0); + } + return undefined; + }, resolveGpuFrame: () => { // Fire and forget: a rejected resolve means this adapter has no timestamps, which is a // reported absence rather than a frame-time error. const resolveTimestampsAsync = raw.resolveTimestampsAsync; if (resolveTimestampsAsync === undefined) return; - void resolveTimestampsAsync.call(raw)?.catch(() => undefined); - // Three maintains independent 2,048-query pools for render and compute passes. Resolving - // only the default render pool lets GPU simulations exhaust the compute pool even when the - // render pool is healthy, after which the adapter can be lost instead of merely reporting - // an absent timestamp. - void resolveTimestampsAsync.call(raw, "compute")?.catch(() => undefined); + // Three refuses to resolve while the sampling flag is off. Hold it on only for starting + // the resolves; restore the cadence before any later pass allocates queries. + const backend = raw.backend; + const tracking = backend?.trackTimestamp; + if (timestampCapable && backend !== undefined) backend.trackTimestamp = true; + try { + void resolveTimestampsAsync.call(raw)?.catch(() => undefined); + // Render and compute own independent pools; both must be drained. + void resolveTimestampsAsync.call(raw, "compute")?.catch(() => undefined); + } finally { + if (backend !== undefined) backend.trackTimestamp = tracking; + } }, setResolutionScale: (scale, scaleSource) => { if (disposed) return; @@ -720,12 +796,24 @@ function wrapRenderer( } } }, - compute: (node) => { + beginFrame: () => { + timestampFramesManaged = true; + setTimestampTracking(); + }, + compute: (node, span) => { if (kind !== "webgpu") throw new Error(`compute is unavailable on the ${kind} renderer.`); if (typeof raw.compute !== "function") throw new Error("webgpu renderer does not expose compute()."); - setTimestampTracking(); + const backend = raw.backend; + const before = backend?.timestampQueryPool?.compute?.queryOffsets?.size ?? 0; raw.compute(node); + if (span === "depthPyramid") { + const offsets = backend?.timestampQueryPool?.compute?.queryOffsets; + const uids = offsets === undefined ? [] : [...offsets.keys()].slice(before); + if (uids.length > 0) pyramidQueries.push(uids); + // Match the render-pass recorder's bounded query retention on a stalled resolve. + if (pyramidQueries.length > 64) pyramidQueries.shift(); + } }, uploadAttributes: (geometries) => { const backend = kind === "webgpu" ? raw.backend : undefined; @@ -749,6 +837,69 @@ function wrapRenderer( } return created; }, + scenePassDepth: () => { + // Three's implicit depth is in Textures.updateRenderTarget's data, not target.depthTexture. + // Never fall through to presentation depth: the output blit does not draw the world there. + // Read the existing attachment without creating a target or claiming texture bookkeeping. + const host = raw as { + needsFrameBufferTarget?: boolean; + _getFrameBufferTarget?: () => { + depthTexture?: DepthTexture | null; + samples?: number; + } | null; + _textures?: { get(t: unknown): { depthTexture?: DepthTexture | null } }; + }; + const target = + outputPass?.renderTarget ?? + (host.needsFrameBufferTarget === true ? host._getFrameBufferTarget?.() : undefined); + if (!target) return undefined; + const texture = host._textures?.get(target).depthTexture ?? target.depthTexture; + if (!texture) return undefined; + const width = texture.image.width ?? 0; + const height = texture.image.height ?? 0; + if (width < 2 || height < 2) return undefined; + return { height, texture, width, samples: Math.max(1, target.samples ?? 1) }; + }, + uploadTextures: (object) => { + // three's own texture path, not the backend's: `Textures.updateTexture` owns the bookkeeping + // (`initialized`, `generation`, the bind groups to invalidate) that is what makes the first draw + // skip the upload, and a backend call without it would upload twice. + const textures = (raw as { _textures?: { updateTexture?: (t: unknown, o: object) => void } }) + ._textures; + if (kind !== "webgpu" || typeof textures?.updateTexture !== "function") return 0; + const pending = new Set(); + object.traverse((node) => { + const material = (node as { material?: unknown }).material; + if (material === undefined || material === null) return; + for (const entry of Array.isArray(material) ? material : [material]) { + if (typeof entry !== "object" || entry === null) continue; + // A material's texture slots are own enumerable values and a `ShaderMaterial`'s live ones + // are in `uniforms`; both are found by reading the value and asking whether it is a texture. + for (const value of Object.values(entry as Record)) { + if ((value as { isTexture?: boolean } | null)?.isTexture === true) pending.add(value); + } + for (const uniform of Object.values( + (entry as { uniforms?: Record }).uniforms ?? {}, + )) { + if ((uniform?.value as { isTexture?: boolean } | null)?.isTexture === true) + pending.add(uniform.value); + } + } + }); + let created = 0; + try { + for (const texture of pending) { + // `updateTexture` fills width, height, mip levels and the image list into the options it is + // handed, so each texture needs an object of its own. + textures.updateTexture?.(texture, {}); + created += 1; + } + } catch { + // A device that will not take the texture takes it on the frame that needs it, where the + // error belongs. + } + return created; + }, readback: async (attribute) => { if (kind !== "webgpu") throw new Error(`readback is unavailable on the ${kind} renderer.`); if (typeof raw.getArrayBufferAsync !== "function") @@ -771,7 +922,8 @@ function wrapRenderer( raw.dispose?.(); }, render: (scene, camera) => { - setTimestampTracking(); + // Standalone render callers retain one frame per draw unless they supply beginFrame(). + if (!timestampFramesManaged) setTimestampTracking(); renderingFrame += 1; try { renderFrame(scene, camera); @@ -780,7 +932,6 @@ function wrapRenderer( } }, renderOverlay: (scene, camera) => { - setTimestampTracking(); renderingFrame += 1; try { renderOverlayFrame(scene, camera); @@ -788,7 +939,7 @@ function wrapRenderer( renderingFrame -= 1; } }, - setOutputNode: (node, worldPass) => { + setOutputNode: (node, worldPass, options) => { if (kind !== "webgpu") throw new Error(`setOutputNode is unavailable on the ${kind} renderer.`); const nextOutputPass = selectOutputPass(node, worldPass); @@ -796,6 +947,11 @@ function wrapRenderer( raw as unknown as ConstructorParameters[0], node as ConstructorParameters[1], ); + // The pipeline applies the tone curve and the output encode by default. A stage that took + // the transform over applies it itself, so the pipeline must not apply a second one. + if (options?.outputColorTransform !== undefined) { + nextPipeline.outputColorTransform = options.outputColorTransform; + } outputPipeline?.dispose(); outputPass = nextOutputPass; outputPipeline = nextPipeline; @@ -868,16 +1024,29 @@ function isOutputPassNode(node: unknown): node is PassNode { } function selectOutputPass(node: unknown, worldPass: unknown): PassNode | undefined { - if (isOutputPassNode(worldPass)) return worldPass; + return outputPassOf(worldPass) ?? outputPassOf(node) ?? findSoleOutputPass(node); +} + +/** + * The pass a node names, whether it is the pass itself or one of its texture nodes. + * + * A game that composes onto the pass output hands `setOutputNode` the composed node, not the pass: + * `renderer.setOutputNode(scenePass.getTextureNode("output"))` carries the pass on `passNode`, and + * without reading that the wrapper has no scene-pass depth to give an occlusion cull. + */ +function outputPassOf(node: unknown): PassNode | undefined { if (isOutputPassNode(node)) return node; - return findSoleOutputPass(node); + if (isObject(node) && node.isPassTextureNode === true && isOutputPassNode(node.passNode)) + return node.passNode; + return undefined; } function findSoleOutputPass(node: unknown): PassNode | undefined { if (!isTraversableOutputNode(node)) return undefined; const passes = new Set(); node.traverse((candidate) => { - if (isOutputPassNode(candidate)) passes.add(candidate); + const pass = outputPassOf(candidate); + if (pass !== undefined) passes.add(pass); }); if (passes.size > 1) throw new Error( diff --git a/packages/core/src/water-surface.ts b/packages/core/src/water-surface.ts index 1028628d0b..72d5968683 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/water-surface.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/water-surface.ts @@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ interface IReflectorPass { } interface IReflectionFrame { readonly scene: Object3D; + readonly renderer: unknown; } interface IReflectorWithPass { _reflectorBaseNode: IReflectorPass; @@ -169,6 +170,26 @@ export class WaterSurface3D { // `reflector()` returns the texture node; the pass itself — and the virtual cameras and render // it owns — live on the reflector base node hanging off it. const pass = (node as unknown as IReflectorWithPass)._reflectorBaseNode; // quality-allow: three 0.185 does not type `_reflectorBaseNode` on the reflector node it returns + // Three runs this from the draw of the first object that samples the reflection, and without + // `bounces` the node updates per frame, so an opaque water mesh in a world chunk is bundle-safe + // and that draw can be part of a `BundleGroup` the main pass is recording. Three keeps that + // bundle in `_currentRenderBundle` and does not save it across the nested `render()` the mirror + // is: the mirror's draws would be filed under the main bundle, and the mirror's own bundles + // leave the field `null`, so the main bundle's remaining draws are recorded but never listed — + // a replay refreshes only listed draws, so those keep the camera they were recorded with. The + // mirror renders outside the record, and the record gets its bundle back. + const mirror = pass.updateBefore.bind(pass); + pass.updateBefore = (frame: IReflectionFrame): void => { + // quality-allow: three 0.185 does not expose the bundle it is recording. + const host = frame.renderer as { _currentRenderBundle?: unknown }; + const recording = host._currentRenderBundle; + if (recording !== undefined) host._currentRenderBundle = null; + try { + mirror(frame); + } finally { + if (recording !== undefined) host._currentRenderBundle = recording; + } + }; if (reflection.layers !== undefined) { const mask = reflection.layers; if (!Number.isInteger(mask) || mask < 0) diff --git a/packages/core/src/world-cells.ts b/packages/core/src/world-cells.ts index b45b5a2bf6..7661cc3926 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/world-cells.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/world-cells.ts @@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ import { InstancedBatch } from "./instanced-batch.js"; import { mergeByMaterial } from "./merge-parts.js"; import { type ILodChain, biasedLodDistance, lodChainOf, setLodBias } from "./model-lod.js"; import { displacesVertices } from "./projection-plan.js"; +import { type OcclusionMode, occlusionMode } from "./render/depth-pyramid.js"; import { cutoutSurface } from "./render/foliage-alpha.js"; import { materialKey } from "./render/material-key.js"; import { @@ -61,6 +62,7 @@ import { type ILiveAsset, type IMeshDraw, type IShadowLevel, + type IWorldGpuSceneReport, WorldGpuScene, bundlesAsked, gpuSceneRequested, @@ -399,9 +401,12 @@ export interface IWorldCellsLoadOptions { readonly transparentScatter?: "cutout" | "blend"; /** * Shadows for the streamed world, all off by default. `cast` makes scattered batches cast into - * the scene's shadow map, but only their `castLevels` finest distance levels (default 1: the - * near shape), since a far LOD's shadow is sub-texel in any open-world shadow window and every - * caster is redrawn per shadow level. `receive` lets scatter and terrain receive shadows. + * the scene's shadow map. Their `castLevels` finest distance levels (default 1: the near shape) + * each cast their own shape; a placement drawn at a coarser level of a chain casts with the + * coarsest of those, so it keeps its shadow without a caster mesh per level — every level casting + * its own minted ~3x the casters and the churn showed as garbage collection on a walk (PRD-539). + * Authored `lods` past `castLevels` cast nothing. `receive` lets scatter and terrain receive + * shadows. */ readonly shadows?: { readonly cast?: boolean; @@ -562,6 +567,20 @@ export interface IWorldCellsLoadOptions { * capacity `tri=` reports. Set it explicitly when driving the world without a frame budget. */ readonly gpuSceneTally?: boolean; + /** + * Run the hierarchical-depth occlusion test in the cull kernel and report what it would cull. + * + * `"measure"` (the default unless `?tnOcclusion=off`, `TN_OCCLUSION=off` or a caller's own value + * says otherwise) builds a max-distance pyramid from the previous frame's scene-pass depth and + * counts the placements the test hides **while drawing all of them**: a measured frame is the frame + * an unmeasured run draws, so the only difference between the two runs is the count and the cost of + * building the pyramid. `"off"` runs no test and allocates nothing. `stats().gpuScene.occlusion` + * reports the counts, the pyramid's own cost, and `refused: no scene depth` when no render chain + * installed a pass to take a depth from. + * + * See {@link occlusionMode} and `render/depth-pyramid.ts`. + */ + readonly occlusion?: OcclusionMode; /** * Record every GPU-dressed main batch mesh and every resident cell's hand-placed chunks into * `BundleGroup`s, and replay the records instead of re-walking three's per-object path for each @@ -725,6 +744,12 @@ export interface IWorldCellsStats { readonly gpuInstances?: number; readonly gpuTriangles?: number; readonly gpuTallyAgeFrames?: number; + /** + * What the pyramid occlusion test would cull, when a launch asked it to measure. `share` is the + * would-cull share of the main pass's GPU-selected triangles from the same landed readback, which + * is the number the go/no-go multiplies by `gpuMain`; `reason` names why nothing was measured. + */ + readonly occlusion?: NonNullable; }; /** * What the main pass's draw bundles are doing: `children` is how many objects are recorded — every @@ -921,6 +946,12 @@ export interface IShadowRegion { */ interface ICasterScaleMesh extends InstancedMesh { casterInstanceScale: number; + /** + * Whether the main pass will draw the records behind this caster half this frame; see + * {@link SharedBatch.setMainAdmitted}. Read by `VirtualShadowNode`'s probe beside the other two + * flags this class writes on a mesh. + */ + mainAdmitted?: boolean; } /** One world-grid square's records in a clustered batch: how many of them there are. */ @@ -1005,6 +1036,13 @@ class SharedBatch { * submission. `0` until the mesh is dressed. */ gpuCount = 0; + /** + * How many of this batch's live records the GPU scene holds a placement for, carried beside the + * buffer and the segments so admission is one comparison per caster half a frame. Incremented by + * `WorldCells#placeSources` and decremented by `#clearSegment`, where the asset's own `#gpuResident` + * count already moves; see {@link WorldCells.#publishCasterAdmission}. + */ + gpuPlaced = 0; /** * Whether this batch's mesh is parented under the world's one `BundleGroup`. Set by * `WorldCells#bundleIn` and cleared by `#bundleOut`. @@ -1064,6 +1102,12 @@ class SharedBatch { * counts. The draw is the whole of the prewarm; see {@link #publish}. */ #awaitingPrewarm = false; + /** + * Whether the main pass will draw this batch's records this frame; a main batch is always + * admitted, so this only ever says something about a caster half. See + * {@link WorldCells.#publishCasterAdmission}. + */ + #mainAdmitted = true; /** Free record ranges `[from, to)`, sorted, disjoint and never adjacent. */ #free: Array<[number, number]> = []; #handles = 0; @@ -1148,6 +1192,8 @@ class SharedBatch { // Nor the last user's bundle membership: a mesh is only bundled while `WorldCells#bundleIn` says // so, and the shadow node reads this marker to keep its texel gate off a bundled mesh. mesh.userData.tnBundled = false; + // Nor the last caster's admission: a main batch is always admitted, and this mesh is not one. + mesh.mainAdmitted = true; return mesh; } @@ -1373,6 +1419,7 @@ class SharedBatch { this.mesh.boundingBox = this.mesh.boundingBox ?? new Box3(); this.mesh.boundingSphere = this.mesh.boundingSphere ?? new Sphere(); (next as { casterPrewarmOwed?: boolean }).casterPrewarmOwed = this.#awaitingPrewarm; + next.mainAdmitted = this.#mainAdmitted; this.#rebound(); this.#publish(this.#drawn); return old; @@ -1885,6 +1932,17 @@ class SharedBatch { this.#publish(this.drawn); } + /** + * Publish this batch's admission for the frame, on the mesh beside the other two flags the shadow + * probe reads off it. A `main` batch has nothing to say — it is the truth the caster halves are + * measured against — and writes its own mesh, which is on layer 0 and no level ever draws. + */ + setMainAdmitted(admitted: boolean): void { + if (this.role === "main" || this.#mainAdmitted === admitted) return; + this.#mainAdmitted = admitted; + this.mesh.mainAdmitted = admitted; + } + /** * The owed draw is counted, or it can never come, so the batch follows the count again and hides * if no placement ever gave it a record. Only `visible` is written: the count three is submitting @@ -2556,6 +2614,47 @@ function buildChunkShadowProxies( * and interleaved (`KHR_mesh_quantization`) and the raw array behind them is not what three would * have drawn. One pass at load time; the result is a depth buffer's whole input. */ +/** + * One mesh's vertices, placed into `positions` from `vertexAt`. + * + * A merged mesh's positions came out of `mergeByMaterial` as one plain float array, so that is three + * reads, three multiplies and three writes per vertex. The arithmetic is three's, term for term and + * including `applyMatrix4`'s homogeneous divide, so a proxy holds the vertices it held before. A + * retained source can still be quantized and interleaved (`KHR_mesh_quantization`), and it takes the + * accessor loop, which is what that arithmetic resolves to. + */ +function placeVertices( + position: BufferAttribute, + matrix: Matrix4, + positions: Float32Array, + vertexAt: number, +): void { + if ( + position.array instanceof Float32Array && + !position.normalized && + !("isInterleavedBufferAttribute" in position) + ) { + const values = position.array as Float32Array; + const e = matrix.elements; + for (let index = 0; index < position.count; index += 1) { + const x = values[index * 3] as number; + const y = values[index * 3 + 1] as number; + const z = values[index * 3 + 2] as number; + const w = 1 / (e[3] * x + e[7] * y + e[11] * z + e[15]); + const out = (vertexAt + index) * 3; + positions[out] = (e[0] * x + e[4] * y + e[8] * z + e[12]) * w; + positions[out + 1] = (e[1] * x + e[5] * y + e[9] * z + e[13]) * w; + positions[out + 2] = (e[2] * x + e[6] * y + e[10] * z + e[14]) * w; + } + return; + } + const vertex = new Vector3(); + for (let index = 0; index < position.count; index += 1) { + vertex.fromBufferAttribute(position, index).applyMatrix4(matrix); + vertex.toArray(positions, (vertexAt + index) * 3); + } +} + function shadowProxyGeometry( meshes: readonly Mesh[], label: string, @@ -2566,7 +2665,6 @@ function shadowProxyGeometry( const place = new Matrix4(); const instance = new Matrix4(); const matrix = new Matrix4(); - const vertex = new Vector3(); let vertices = 0; let drawn = 0; for (const mesh of meshes) { @@ -2598,10 +2696,7 @@ function shadowProxyGeometry( if (mesh instanceof InstancedMesh) mesh.getMatrixAt(copy, instance); else instance.identity(); matrix.multiplyMatrices(place, instance); - for (let index = 0; index < position.count; index += 1) { - vertex.fromBufferAttribute(position, index).applyMatrix4(matrix); - vertex.toArray(positions, (vertexAt + index) * 3); - } + placeVertices(position as BufferAttribute, matrix, positions, vertexAt); for (let index = start; index < end; index += 1) indices[indexAt++] = (source?.getX(index) ?? index) + vertexAt; vertexAt += position.count; @@ -2889,7 +2984,8 @@ const PER_RENDER_UPDATE = "render"; * sampler — hence `transmission` is asked of the material itself as well. */ function samplesFramebuffer(node: unknown, seen: Set): boolean { - if (node === null || typeof node !== "object" || seen.has(node)) return false; + if (node === null || typeof node !== "object" || ArrayBuffer.isView(node) || seen.has(node)) + return false; seen.add(node); const candidate = node as { readonly isNode?: boolean; @@ -2902,8 +2998,9 @@ function samplesFramebuffer(node: unknown, seen: Set): boolean { candidate.updateBeforeType === PER_RENDER_UPDATE ) return true; + // Array views hold numbers, never nodes. A walk trace measured one step per element of a texture. for (const value of Object.values(node)) { - if (value === null || typeof value !== "object") continue; + if (value === null || typeof value !== "object" || ArrayBuffer.isView(value)) continue; if (samplesFramebuffer(value, seen)) return true; } return false; @@ -2953,7 +3050,7 @@ function ownHook(mesh: Mesh, name: "onAfterRender" | "onBeforeRender"): boolean } /** The material half of {@link bundleSafe}: nothing it draws may need a pass it was recorded in. */ -function bundleSafeMaterial(material: Material | undefined): boolean { +export function bundleSafeMaterial(material: Material | undefined): boolean { if (material === undefined) return true; if (material.transparent === true) return false; // Read structurally: a `MeshPhysicalMaterial` always has the number and nothing else does, and @@ -3917,6 +4014,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { * also turns it on when the frame budget is, so a game pays nothing when neither is. */ #gpuTally = false; + readonly #occlusion: OcclusionMode; /** Resident placements per canonical asset, which is the capacity a key of that asset needs. */ readonly #gpuResident = new Map(); /** @@ -3963,8 +4061,6 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { readonly #lodBiasStartedAt: number; /** The last time a rise or decay step ran. */ #lodBiasStepAt: number; - /** The previous update's clock, so the affordable budget uses a frame delta. */ - #lodBiasFrameAt: number; /** The last time the `TN_LOD_BIAS` line printed. */ #lodBiasToldAt: number; /** The resident ring has been handed to the scene once; see `#seedGpuSources`. */ @@ -4102,9 +4198,9 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { // second of adaptation and a test can drive the loop with an injected `admissionNow`. this.#lodBiasStartedAt = this.#now(); this.#lodBiasStepAt = this.#lodBiasStartedAt; - this.#lodBiasFrameAt = this.#lodBiasStartedAt; this.#lodBiasToldAt = this.#lodBiasStartedAt - LOD_BIAS_MARKER_SECONDS * 1000; this.#gpuValidate = init.gpuSceneValidate; + this.#occlusion = init.occlusion ?? occlusionMode(); this.#gpuTally = init.gpuSceneTally === true; this.#castShadowLevels = init.shadows?.cast === true @@ -4299,6 +4395,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { this.#gpuWanted, this.#gpuValidate ?? gpuSceneValidationRequested(), this.#gpuTally, + this.#occlusion, ); // The one check the scene cannot make for itself, and the only one that reads this class's own // numbers rather than the scene's tables: a dressed main mesh's own indirect record, against the @@ -4398,6 +4495,9 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { // After the drain too, so a record admitted this update is in the window the camera draws and // not one frame behind it. this.#cullMainPass(camera); + // With it, because it reads the drain's own answer: a caster whose main counterpart is not + // drawable this frame must not cast before the levels render this frame's maps. + this.#publishCasterAdmission(); this.#reportMainCull(); this.#admission = { backlog: this.#backlog(), @@ -4715,6 +4815,11 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { // A caster still owed a draw is a build the walk would otherwise pay inside a shadow pass, so the // gate holds for it until its borrow is handed back, which is the bound. if (waitingOnCasters) return; + // A build still owed draws nothing until it lands. When the scene comes up over a ring built + // without it, that is the whole ring re-seeded: the gate settled over 1,378 owed builds and a + // third of Machinefall's forest arrived in the first 4 s of play (PRD-478). The loading screen + // covers them instead. + if (this.#backlog() > 0) return; this.#prewarmPending = 0; // The gate is settled, so nothing is owed a draw. A companion no shadow level covers leaves its // pair non-zero, and `pendingPrewarm` is documented `0` from here on. @@ -4942,13 +5047,15 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { return; } const now = this.#now(); - // The frame delta the affordable budget is built from, capped at the 60 fps frame: the frame - // that draws an expensive main pass is itself long, so reading its own delta would let the cost - // it judges pass its own test. A held or clock-less update is just the cap. - const frameMs = Math.min(Math.max(0, now - this.#lodBiasFrameAt), 1000 / DEFAULT_TARGET_FPS); - this.#lodBiasFrameAt = now; if (now - this.#lodBiasStepAt < LOD_BIAS_STEP_SECONDS * 1000) return; - const gpuMs = (renderer ?? this.#renderer)?.gpuMainMs?.(); + const source = renderer ?? this.#renderer; + // The frame the budget is a share of: the game's resolved target, 60 fps until one is known. + // Never the frame just measured — an expensive pass makes its own frame long and would pass its + // own test, and a fast one shrank the share until a 3 ms pass coarsened a world running at + // 400 fps against a 120 fps target (PRD-478). + const target = source?.targetFps?.(); + const frameMs = 1000 / (target !== undefined && target > 0 ? target : DEFAULT_TARGET_FPS); + const gpuMs = source?.gpuMainMs?.(); if (gpuMs === undefined) return; this.#lodBiasStepAt = now; const affordableMs = this.#mainGpuShare * frameMs; @@ -5109,6 +5216,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { gpuTallyAgeFrames: gpu.gpuTallyAgeFrames, gpuTriangles: gpu.gpuTriangles, }), + ...(gpu.occlusion === undefined ? {} : { occlusion: gpu.occlusion }), }, impostor: this.#impostorStats(), instances: this.#instances, @@ -5577,13 +5685,14 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { * cluster are never half attached. */ #claimCaster(assetId: string, entry: ICellBatch, cell: IResidentCell): boolean { - if (entry.casterSegment >= 0 || !this.#casts(entry.level)) return true; + const level = this.#castLevelOf(entry); + if (entry.casterSegment >= 0 || level === undefined) return true; // Nothing to claim, and nothing to wait for: a world whose levels draw its keys mints no caster // half at all (`#casterFor`), so reading that as a spent allowance refused every swap in the // world — the main mesh was never attached, no cell published its placements, and the main pass // drew nothing while its meshes sat there prewarmed and empty. if (this.#keysForShadow()) return true; - const caster = this.#casterFor(assetId, entry, cell); + const caster = this.#casterFor(assetId, entry, cell, level); const at = caster === undefined ? undefined : this.#segmentIn(caster, entry.batch.count); if (caster === undefined || at === undefined) return false; entry.caster = caster; @@ -5597,13 +5706,14 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { * clusters and the wide half are never half attached. */ #claimWide(assetId: string, entry: ICellBatch): boolean { - if (entry.wideSegment >= 0 || !this.#casts(entry.level)) return true; + const level = this.#castLevelOf(entry); + if (entry.wideSegment >= 0 || level === undefined) return true; // A part the asset's one whole-asset representation already covers: the entry keeps its near // main and cluster, and the far shadow reads part 0's one quad; see `#wideOwed`. if (!this.#wideOwed(assetId, entry.part)) return true; // As `#claimCaster`: the key twin is this level's wide half, and there is no mesh to wait on. if (this.#keysForShadow()) return true; - const wide = this.#wideFor(assetId, entry); + const wide = this.#wideFor(assetId, entry, level); // The impostor's far half draws the placement root, not `placement * part local`, so its block // is sized to the root records the build kept beside the part's own; see `ICellBatch.wideRoot`. const count = entry.wideRoot?.count ?? entry.batch.count; @@ -5620,10 +5730,13 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { // a refilter's replacement, an eviction, and a queued build dropped with its cell. Releasing one // twice is a no-op, which is what lets a level's parts share a single list. if (entry.gpu !== undefined) { + const placed = entry.gpu.length; for (const at of entry.gpu) this.#gpuScene.release(at); - const left = (this.#gpuResident.get(entry.asset) ?? 0) - entry.gpu.length; + const left = (this.#gpuResident.get(entry.asset) ?? 0) - placed; if (left > 0) this.#gpuResident.set(entry.asset, left); else this.#gpuResident.delete(entry.asset); + // Before the halves go below, which is what clears the handles this reads. + this.#countPlaced(entry, -placed); } entry.gpu = undefined; if (entry.caster !== undefined && entry.casterSegment >= 0) @@ -5694,6 +5807,44 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { else this.#invalidateShadows(region); } + /** + * Publish, on every caster half, whether the main pass will draw the records behind it this frame. + * + * A caster whose main counterpart is not drawable casts the shadow of nothing. With the GPU scene + * on, a dressed main mesh draws from the dispatch's own record, and a batch the scene holds no + * placement for submits that record and draws none of it — while the caster halves are plain CPU + * batches whose `#clustered` is false for every role but `main` (see the constructor), so they keep + * `#drawn`, the whole resident ring, and a shadow level submits all of it. `#seedGpuSources` is + * what puts the placements in, by queueing a rebuild of the ring behind the admission budget, so + * the hole lasts as long as that takes to drain and the picture shows canopy on empty ground for + * every frame of it. + * + * Per caster half, which is the granularity the ring is placed at and the only one that cannot draw + * a shadow for a source the dispatch has not been given: a `@x,z` cluster covers the cells of one + * world-grid square and a `@*` wide mesh every cell of its asset, so each compares its own placed + * count (`SharedBatch#gpuPlaced`, kept by `#placeSources` and `#clearSegment`) with its own live + * records. Per asset was one count too coarse and it showed: near cells of an asset are placed first, + * so a per-asset rule admitted every far cluster of that asset and its unplaced canopies drew + * shadows on empty ground — one capture in four showed dozens of them at the start pose. + * + * The direction is fail-closed, and the only price is a shadow that arrives with its trees: a half + * whose sources are still being placed casts nothing this frame, and casts once they are all there. + * + * Not the camera's frustum, which is the other narrowing and the wrong one: an off-screen caster + * the main pass has no reason to draw is the reason a shadow map exists. + */ + #publishCasterAdmission(): void { + // With the scene off there is no dress to wait for: a main batch draws from its own records and + // its own cull window, so every caster half is admitted whatever the camera is looking at. One + // comparison per half, no name work and no allocation: `live` is the records the main pass would + // have to be drawing for this half to cast at all. + const gpu = this.#gpuScene.on; + for (const shared of this.#shared.values()) { + if (shared.role === "main") continue; + shared.setMainAdmitted(gpu === false || shared.gpuPlaced >= shared.live); + } + } + /** * `TN_WORLD_MAIN_CULL`, every `MAIN_CULL_MARKER_MS`: what the main pass holds, what it is drawing, * how many of its meshes are submitted at all, and how many times the window moved to get there. @@ -5721,6 +5872,12 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { let drawn = 0; let hidden = 0; let castersHidden = 0; + let clusterWithheld = 0; + let clusterRecords = 0; + let clusterMissing = 0; + let wideWithheld = 0; + let wideRecords = 0; + let wideMissing = 0; // What the two caster layers hold between them, per layer: the resident triangle bill a shadow // level that picked that layer submits. Two numbers that must not be equal is the whole claim — // the wide half draws the asset's coarsest level, so it is the one that falls. @@ -5731,6 +5888,17 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { for (const shared of this.#shared.values()) { if (shared.role !== "main") { if (shared.mesh.visible === false) castersHidden += 1; + if (shared.mesh.mainAdmitted === false && shared.live > 0) { + if (shared.role === "cluster") { + clusterWithheld += 1; + clusterRecords += shared.live; + clusterMissing += Math.max(0, shared.live - shared.gpuPlaced); + } else if (shared.role === "wide") { + wideWithheld += 1; + wideRecords += shared.live; + wideMissing += Math.max(0, shared.live - shared.gpuPlaced); + } + } // Zero records add zero, so an empty batch needs no test of its own here. const triangles = levelTriangles(shared.mesh.geometry) * shared.live; if (shared.role === "cluster") clusterTriangles += triangles; @@ -5749,6 +5917,13 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { `clusterTris=${String(clusterTriangles)} wideTris=${String(wideTriangles)} ` + `dressed=${String(dressed)}/${String(mainMeshes)}`, ); + console.info( + `TN_WORLD_SHADOW_ADMISSION clusterWithheld=${String(clusterWithheld)} ` + + `clusterRecords=${String(clusterRecords)} clusterMissing=${String(clusterMissing)} ` + + `wideWithheld=${String(wideWithheld)} wideRecords=${String(wideRecords)} ` + + `wideMissing=${String(wideMissing)} seeded=${String(this.#gpuSeeded)} ` + + `queued=${String(this.#jobs.length)}`, + ); // The bundles on their own line, because the pair reads against a different question: how many // objects are recorded, and how many times the recording was thrown away and redone. A walk // streaming and culling holds `records` at the keys and chunks that came and went; a walk that @@ -5963,16 +6138,22 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { * One per `(key, cluster)`, on `VIRTUAL_SHADOW_CASTER_LAYER` and off the main camera, so a level * culls the clusters its own window covers while the main pass keeps drawing one mesh per key. */ - #casterFor(assetId: string, entry: ICellBatch, cell: IResidentCell): SharedBatch | undefined { + #casterFor( + assetId: string, + entry: ICellBatch, + cell: IResidentCell, + level = entry.level, + ): SharedBatch | undefined { // A world whose shadow levels draw its keys mints no cluster: the two are the same placements by // two routes, and a level's map can only draw one of them. - if (!this.#casts(entry.level) || this.#keysForShadow()) return undefined; + if (!this.#casts(level) || this.#keysForShadow()) return undefined; return this.#batchFor( assetId, entry, - `${this.#keyOf(entry)}@${this.#clusterOf(cell)}`, + `${this.#keyOf(entry, level)}@${this.#clusterOf(cell)}`, "cluster", false, + level, ); } @@ -5984,20 +6165,37 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { * covers the whole resident ring pays one draw for the key instead of one per square, and the fine * levels that cull clusters never see this layer. */ - #wideFor(assetId: string, entry: ICellBatch): SharedBatch | undefined { + #wideFor(assetId: string, entry: ICellBatch, level = entry.level): SharedBatch | undefined { // As `#casterFor`: the key twin replaces both halves, so neither is minted. - if (!this.#casts(entry.level) || this.#keysForShadow()) return undefined; + if (!this.#casts(level) || this.#keysForShadow()) return undefined; // A whole-asset impostor is one shape for every part and level, so its far shadow is ONE mesh per // asset holding one root record per placement, not one mesh per level whose records a source part // offset would then double. Every other asset keeps the per-key mesh its per-part shapes need. const impostor = this.#assets.get(assetId)?.impostor !== undefined; - const key = impostor ? `${assetId}:*@${WIDE_CLUSTER}` : `${this.#keyOf(entry)}@${WIDE_CLUSTER}`; - return this.#batchFor(assetId, entry, key, "wide", false); + const key = impostor + ? `${assetId}:*@${WIDE_CLUSTER}` + : `${this.#keyOf(entry, level)}@${WIDE_CLUSTER}`; + return this.#batchFor(assetId, entry, key, "wide", false, level); } /** `asset:level:part`, the main pass's one mesh per key. */ - #keyOf(entry: ICellBatch): string { - return `${entry.asset}:${String(entry.level)}:${String(entry.part)}`; + #keyOf(entry: ICellBatch, level = entry.level): string { + return `${entry.asset}:${String(level)}:${String(entry.part)}`; + } + + /** + * The level a cell batch casts with: its own when that level casts, otherwise the coarsest + * casting level, when that level holds the same parts — a chain's derived levels do, authored + * `lods` need not — so a tree past `castLevels` keeps its shadow in the last shape that has a + * caster rather than leaving a hole in the map (PRD-539). `undefined`: it casts nothing. + */ + #castLevelOf(entry: ICellBatch): number | undefined { + if (this.#casts(entry.level)) return entry.level; + if (this.#castShadowLevels === 0) return undefined; + const asset = this.#assets.get(entry.asset); + if (asset === undefined || asset.definition.lods !== undefined) return undefined; + const level = Math.min(entry.level, this.#castShadowLevels) - 1; + return asset.levels[level]?.[entry.part] === undefined ? undefined : level; } /** @@ -6171,13 +6369,22 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { return fallback; } - #shapeFor(entry: ICellBatch, role: "cluster" | "key" | "main" | "wide"): IBatchShape { + #shapeFor( + entry: ICellBatch, + role: "cluster" | "key" | "main" | "wide", + level = entry.level, + ): IBatchShape { + // A batch cast at a finer level than its own (`#castLevelOf`) draws that level's part. + const own = + level === entry.level + ? { geometry: entry.batch.geometry, material: entry.batch.material } + : (this.#assets.get(entry.asset)?.levels[level]?.[entry.part] as IAssetPart); if (role === "wide") - return this.#wideShape(this.#assets.get(entry.asset), entry.level, entry.part, { - geometry: entry.batch.geometry, - material: entry.batch.material, + return this.#wideShape(this.#assets.get(entry.asset), level, entry.part, { + geometry: own.geometry, + material: own.material, }); - return { geometry: entry.batch.geometry, material: entry.batch.material }; + return { geometry: own.geometry, material: own.material }; } /** @@ -6225,10 +6432,11 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { key: string, role: "cluster" | "key" | "main" | "wide", receiveShadow: boolean, + level = entry.level, ): SharedBatch | undefined { const existing = this.#shared.get(key); if (existing !== undefined) return existing; - const shape = this.#shapeFor(entry, role); + const shape = this.#shapeFor(entry, role, level); const smallCaster = this.#smallCaster(assetId); // The batch released when this asset's last cell left the ring is the one to draw into again, // so the mesh keeps the uuid and the node three built for it. It costs no fresh allowance, @@ -6243,7 +6451,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { this.#dressMesh(released, receiveShadow); // A rebind swaps the geometry and may swap the buffer, so the key is dressed again: the indirect // record and the shared matrix buffer belong to the mesh, not to the batch. - this.#adoptGpu(released, entry.asset, key, entry.level, entry.part); + this.#adoptGpu(released, entry.asset, key, level, entry.part); this.#shared.set(key, released); this.#attach(released); return released; @@ -6266,7 +6474,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { ); shared.smallCaster = smallCaster; this.#dressMesh(shared, receiveShadow); - this.#adoptGpu(shared, entry.asset, key, entry.level, entry.part); + this.#adoptGpu(shared, entry.asset, key, level, entry.part); this.#shared.set(key, shared); this.#attach(shared); return shared; @@ -6929,7 +7137,12 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { const byLevel = job.gpuByLevel ?? new Map(); job.gpuByLevel = byLevel; const held = byLevel.get(entry.level); - if (held !== undefined) return held; + // A sibling part of this level shares the list already placed, and counts its own halves for + // itself: `#gpuResident` is the asset's, so this half's records are counted here. + if (held !== undefined) { + this.#countPlaced(entry, held.length); + return held; + } const records: number[] = []; for (const source of sources) if (source.level === entry.level) { @@ -6947,9 +7160,23 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { byLevel.set(entry.level, records); // What a key of this asset has to be able to hold, on any level: see `#dressGpu`. this.#gpuResident.set(entry.asset, (this.#gpuResident.get(entry.asset) ?? 0) + records.length); + this.#countPlaced(entry, records.length); return records; } + /** + * The placed sources one cell's block contributed, carried onto the two caster halves behind it — + * `gpuPlaced`, the count `#publishCasterAdmission` measures a half against its own live records. + * + * One place for both halves and both directions, because `#gpuResident` counts the asset once and a + * half counts only what its own block contributed: every part of a level shares one list of placed + * sources and each half needs its own answer. Negative is the release path's way back down. + */ + #countPlaced(entry: ICellBatch, placed: number): void { + if (entry.caster !== undefined) entry.caster.gpuPlaced += placed; + if (entry.wide !== undefined) entry.wide.gpuPlaced += placed; + } + /** The world-grid square the follow point is in, as the `@x,z` half of a cluster key. */ #followCluster(): string { return clusterOf( @@ -8050,8 +8277,14 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { for (const entry of cell.batches) { if (entry.asset !== asset.id) continue; if (entry.wide !== undefined && entry.wide.mesh.name === globalKey) continue; - // The old segment's shape and its doubled part offset are both wrong now; hand it back. - if (entry.wideSegment >= 0) entry.wide?.clear(entry.wideSegment); + // The old segment's shape and its doubled part offset are both wrong now; hand it back. Its + // placed count goes with the records, so the mesh left behind does not read as fully placed + // and the global one does not read as unplaced: see `SharedBatch#gpuPlaced`. + const placed = entry.gpu?.length ?? 0; + if (entry.wide !== undefined && entry.wideSegment >= 0) { + entry.wide.gpuPlaced -= placed; + entry.wide.clear(entry.wideSegment); + } entry.wide = undefined; entry.wideSegment = -1; if (!this.#casts(entry.level) || !this.#wideOwed(asset.id, entry.part)) continue; @@ -8065,6 +8298,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { } entry.wide = wide; entry.wideSegment = at; + wide.gpuPlaced += placed; wide.write(at, source); } this.#retireWideKeys(asset.id, globalKey); @@ -8436,6 +8670,21 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { return upload(geometries); } + /** + * Hand this chunk's own textures to the device now, and report how many it took. + * + * The same argument as the buffers above, one resource class over: a compile builds pipelines, not + * pixels, so the bake's textures reached the device inside `_renderObjectDirect` on the frame the + * chunk first drew — 87 ms of a 94 ms first draw in one frame of a Machinefall map-walk, and 79 ms + * of 131 ms in another. A texture the world already shares with what is on screen is one early + * return inside three and no work here. + */ + #uploadTextures(chunk: Object3D): number { + const upload = this.#renderer?.uploadTextures; + if (upload === undefined) return 0; + return upload(chunk); + } + /** * Compile a merged chunk before anything can draw it, and report whether the compile came back. * @@ -8508,6 +8757,7 @@ export class WorldCells extends Group implements IComputeDriven { // in a browser walk, and up to 230 ms inside the frames that first submitted them. // `addInSlices` is the admission budget, so this is one chunk per update, never a batch. const uploaded = this.#uploadAttributes(object); + this.#uploadTextures(object); if (merge === undefined) this.#failures += 1; else { this.#failures += merge.failed; diff --git a/packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts b/packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts index 109cff6757..0c587ea3ad 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/world-gpu-scene.ts @@ -1,4 +1,13 @@ -import { type BufferAttribute, type Camera, Frustum, Matrix4, Vector3, Vector4 } from "three"; +import { + type BufferAttribute, + type Camera, + type DepthTexture, + Frustum, + Matrix4, + PerspectiveCamera, + Vector3, + Vector4, +} from "three"; import { Fn, If, @@ -6,6 +15,7 @@ import { Return, abs, atomicAdd, + float, instanceIndex, int, length, @@ -22,6 +32,12 @@ import { StorageInstancedBufferAttribute, } from "three/webgpu"; import { biasedLodDistance } from "./model-lod.js"; +import { + DepthPyramid, + type IKernelOcclusion, + type OcclusionMode, + occludedBy, +} from "./render/depth-pyramid.js"; import type { IRendererLike } from "./renderer.js"; /** @@ -45,6 +61,18 @@ const PLACEMENT_WORDS = 24; const DRAW_ARGS_WORDS = 5; /** The same record in bytes, which is the unit `BufferGeometry.setIndirect` takes its offset in. */ export const DRAW_ARGS_BYTES = DRAW_ARGS_WORDS * 4; + +/** + * How many words the args buffer holds for `keys` keys: one indirect record each, plus one word + * each of measured-occlusion tally past the last record. + * + * The tally rides this buffer rather than a buffer of its own so a measured run reads the two out + * of the one readback the GPU-selected tally already issues on its own clock — a second readback on + * a second buffer is a second queue submission per window for eight bytes. + */ +function argsWords(keys: number): number { + return keys * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS + keys; +} /** One `vec4` per key, per asset slot and per level gate. */ const VEC4_WORDS = 4; /** `mat4` per key: the part's own offset inside the model, the same matrix the CPU composes. */ @@ -179,6 +207,12 @@ export interface IRegion { * know what shape a key draws — and the validation holds the record against it. */ indexCount: number; + /** + * This key has no shadow twin (its level is past the world's `castLevels`), so a shadow map drops + * a placement the main pass draws here. The GPU twin reads the same fact as `keys.w`, which only a + * minted twin sets. + */ + readonly uncast?: boolean; } /** @@ -200,6 +234,26 @@ function growBuffer( return grown; } +/** Adds an update range, extending the last one when the new range touches or overlaps it. */ +export function addRange( + attribute: { + updateRanges: { start: number; count: number }[]; + addUpdateRange(start: number, count: number): void; + }, + start: number, + count: number, +): void { + const last = attribute.updateRanges[attribute.updateRanges.length - 1]; + if (last === undefined || start > last.start + last.count || start + count < last.start) { + attribute.addUpdateRange(start, count); + return; + } + const newStart = Math.min(last.start, start); + // Set the count first. It is measured from the old start. + last.count = Math.max(last.start + last.count, start + count) - newStart; + last.start = newStart; +} + /** One level's parts and the single capacity all of them are sized from. */ interface ILevelGroup { capacity: number; @@ -255,6 +309,12 @@ export interface IKernelInput { readonly slots: readonly IAssetSlot[]; readonly regions: readonly IRegion[]; readonly regionCount: number; + /** + * The hierarchical-depth occlusion test, when a launch asked for one. Absent, the frustum is the + * whole visibility rule; present, every placement the frustum kept is reprojected into the + * pyramid's own frame and tested. See {@link IKernelOcclusion}. + */ + readonly occlusion?: IKernelOcclusion; } /** What one dispatch produced: the compacted survivors and the per-key instance counts. */ @@ -264,6 +324,12 @@ export interface IKernelResult { readonly drawn: Float32Array; /** Instances drawn per region, which is what the args record's count must say. */ readonly counts: Uint32Array; + /** + * What the pyramid test hid, and only when one ran: the instances and the triangles of every + * placement it would have dropped. Absent is "no test ran", never "the test hid nothing" — a + * measured run reads these while drawing every one of them. + */ + readonly occluded?: { readonly instances: number; readonly triangles: number }; } /** @@ -334,6 +400,32 @@ function drawableLevel(slot: Pick, level: number): number return 0; } +/** + * The level a shadow map draws a placement at, or -1 when no level of its asset casts. A placement + * whose main level casts nothing casts with the coarsest level at or below it that does: past + * `castLevels` a tree keeps its shadow, drawn in the last shape that has a twin, rather than + * leaving a hole in the map (PRD-539). The level is then floored at the map's base and clamped to + * the last level that casts, so a coarse map draws the coarsest shape that has a twin. `base` past + * the chain is clamped by the chain length first. + */ +function shadowLevel( + slot: Pick, + regions: readonly IRegion[], + drawn: number, + base: number, +): number { + const casts = (at: number): boolean => { + const gate = slot.levels[at]; + return gate !== undefined && gate.parts > 0 && regions[gate.firstKey]?.uncast !== true; + }; + // At or below `drawn` any casting level qualifies, above it only up to the map's base, so the + // last casting level in `[0, max(drawn, base)]` is both rules at once. + const last = Math.max(drawn, Math.min(base, slot.levels.length - 1)); + let level = -1; + for (let at = 0; at <= last; at += 1) if (casts(at)) level = at; + return level; +} + /** * One representable Float32 step past a gate: `g * (1 + 2^-22)`, two f32 ULPs at `g`'s exponent. * @@ -349,21 +441,18 @@ function strictlyAfterGate(gate: number): number { } /** - * One shadow map's own four numbers, which is the whole of what a level render knows that the main + * One shadow map's own three numbers, which is the whole of what a level render knows that the main * camera does not. * - * They are the level's, never the camera's: a map's frustum is the light's window, its distance test - * is measured from the window centre its own map was rendered with (`offsetU`/`offsetV` exist - * because a deferred level's map sits where it was drawn), its gate is the texel size it can - * resolve, and its base is the chain level the cluster path hands it — `#probe` swaps a coarse - * level's geometry for the coarsest shape, so a coarse map draws that shape whatever a placement's - * own distance would have selected. + * They are the level's, never the camera's: a map's frustum is the light's window, its gate is the + * texel size it can resolve, and its base is the chain level the cluster path hands it — `#probe` + * swaps a coarse level's geometry for the coarsest shape, so a coarse map draws that shape whatever a + * placement's own distance would have selected. The distance itself is the main pass's, from the + * eye: a placement's shape and its cast come from the key the main pass draws it in. */ export interface IShadowLevel { /** The six frustum planes of this map's own shadow camera. */ readonly planes: Float32Array; - /** The window centre this map was rendered with, in world XZ. */ - readonly centre: { readonly x: number; readonly z: number }; /** This map's texel gate in world metres: a placement narrower than it casts nothing here. */ readonly gate: number; /** @@ -421,9 +510,10 @@ export function cullAndSelectShadow(input: IKernelInput, level: IShadowLevel): I */ function select(input: IKernelInput, shadow: IShadowLevel | undefined): IKernelResult { const { placements, camera, regions, slots } = input; + // A shadow map has no main camera to reproject into, so the test is the main pass's alone — a + // caster the eye cannot see still casts. + const occlusion = shadow === undefined ? input.occlusion : undefined; const planes = shadow?.planes ?? camera.planes; - const eyeX = shadow?.centre.x ?? camera.x; - const eyeZ = shadow?.centre.z ?? camera.z; const metres = shadow?.gate ?? 0; const base = shadow?.base ?? 0; const counts = new Uint32Array(input.regionCount); @@ -437,6 +527,8 @@ function select(input: IKernelInput, shadow: IShadowLevel | undefined): IKernelR for (const region of regions) { args[region.argsIndex * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS + 4] = region.start; } + let occludedInstances = 0; + let occludedTriangles = 0; for (let index = 0; index < input.count; index += 1) { const placement = placements[index]; if (placement === undefined || placement.slot < 0) continue; @@ -461,28 +553,32 @@ function select(input: IKernelInput, shadow: IShadowLevel | undefined): IKernelR // Sub-texel, exactly as `#probe` decides it for a mesh: a caster this map cannot resolve casts // no shadow a fragment could tell from ground cover. if (radius * 2 < metres) continue; - const distance = Math.hypot((at[0] as number) - eyeX, (at[2] as number) - eyeZ); + const distance = Math.hypot((at[0] as number) - camera.x, (at[2] as number) - camera.z); if (slot.cull !== undefined && distance > slot.cull) continue; // Cull above is the authored distance; the level below is the biased one for the main pass — the // same multiplier the kernel's uniform carries, so the reference and the dispatch cross a switch - // together. A shadow map has no frame budget of its own to be biased by, so it takes the - // authored distance and its own base instead. - const lodDistance = shadow === undefined ? biasedLodDistance(distance) : distance; - const level = drawableLevel( + // together. A shadow map takes the main pass's own level, from the eye: that is the key a + // placement is drawn in, and the cluster path casts each key's placements from that key's mesh. + const drawn = drawableLevel( slot, - // Clamped to the asset's own last level, so a base past the chain asks for its coarsest - // shape rather than walking a million empty indices to find it. Same answer either way: - // `drawableLevel` reads a level with no parts as one to skip. - Math.max( - levelAtGates(slot, lodDistance, placement.scale ?? 1), - Math.min(base, slot.levels.length - 1), - ), + levelAtGates(slot, biasedLodDistance(distance), placement.scale ?? 1), ); + const level = shadow === undefined ? drawn : shadowLevel(slot, regions, drawn, base); + if (level < 0) continue; const gate = slot.levels[level]; if (gate === undefined) continue; + const hidden = + occlusion !== undefined && occludedBy(occlusion, at, radius) ? occlusion : undefined; for (let part = 0; part < gate.parts; part += 1) { const region = regions[gate.firstKey + part]; if (region === undefined) continue; + // Counted either way: a measured run draws what it hides, so the count is the only place the + // answer can live. + if (hidden !== undefined) { + occludedInstances += 1; + occludedTriangles += region.indexCount / 3; + if (hidden.cull) continue; + } const taken = counts[gate.firstKey + part] as number; if (taken >= region.capacity) continue; counts[gate.firstKey + part] = taken + 1; @@ -490,7 +586,14 @@ function select(input: IKernelInput, shadow: IShadowLevel | undefined): IKernelR compose(placement.matrix, region.local, matrix, (region.start + taken) * LOCAL_WORDS); } } - return { args, counts, drawn: matrix }; + return { + args, + counts, + drawn: matrix, + ...(occlusion === undefined + ? {} + : { occluded: { instances: occludedInstances, triangles: occludedTriangles } }), + }; } /** @@ -1102,6 +1205,29 @@ export interface IWorldGpuSceneReport { readonly gpuTriangles?: number; /** Dispatches between the tally's bytes being issued and now; grows until the first lands. */ readonly gpuTallyAgeFrames?: number; + /** + * What the pyramid occlusion test would cull, when a launch asked it to measure. Absent unless + * `?tnOcclusion=measure` asked, `reason` names why it measured nothing (`no scene depth`), and the + * counts and `occlusion.gpuTriangles` come from one landed dispatch, even if a later tally + * was skipped for occlusion. + */ + readonly occlusion?: { + readonly mode: OcclusionMode; + readonly reason: string; + /** Pyramid levels and the dispatches that rebuild them each frame. */ + readonly levels: number; + readonly buildDispatches: number; + /** The last landed sample, and the mean over every sample that landed. */ + readonly instances: number; + readonly triangles: number; + readonly meanInstances: number; + readonly meanTriangles: number; + readonly samples: number; + /** `triangles / gpuTriangles` of the same sample, which is what the go/no-go multiplies. */ + readonly share: number; + readonly gpuTriangles: number; + readonly ageFrames: number; + }; } /** @@ -1198,6 +1324,20 @@ function cameraPlanes(camera: Camera, out: Float32Array): void { const _proj = new Matrix4(); const _cullFrustum = new Frustum(); const _eye = new Vector3(); +const _view = new Matrix4(); + +/** Camera travel in one dispatch that the occlusion test reads as a cut rather than a turn. */ +const OCCLUSION_CUT_METRES = 2; + +/** Two projection matrices are unchanged when every element is within this. */ +const VIEW_EPSILON = 1e-6; + +/** Whether the projection changed; ordinary camera travel and turns are not cuts. */ +function sameProjection(left: Matrix4, right: Matrix4): boolean { + for (const [index, element] of right.elements.entries()) + if (Math.abs((left.elements[index] as number) - element) > VIEW_EPSILON) return false; + return true; +} /** * A TSL node this module pokes at through the swizzles and the `.element()` chain. @@ -1418,9 +1558,11 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { wanted: boolean, validate = false, tally = false, + occlusion: OcclusionMode = "off", ): boolean { this.#validate = validate; - this.#tally = tally; + this.#tally = tally || occlusion !== "off"; + this.#occlusion = occlusion; if (this.#on) return true; if (this.#reported) return false; if (renderer === undefined) { @@ -1570,6 +1712,33 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { gpuTallyAgeFrames: this.#dispatched - this.#tallySample, gpuTriangles: this.#tallyTriangles, }), + ...(this.#occlusion === "off" + ? {} + : { + occlusion: { + ageFrames: this.#occlusionSample < 0 ? 0 : this.#dispatched - this.#occlusionSample, + buildDispatches: this.#pyramid.levels, + instances: this.#occludedInstances, + levels: this.#pyramid.levels, + meanInstances: + this.#occlusionSamples === 0 + ? 0 + : Math.round(this.#occlusionSumInstances / this.#occlusionSamples), + meanTriangles: + this.#occlusionSamples === 0 + ? 0 + : Math.round(this.#occlusionSumTriangles / this.#occlusionSamples), + mode: this.#occlusion, + reason: this.#occlusionReason, + samples: this.#occlusionSamples, + gpuTriangles: this.#occlusionTotalTriangles, + share: + this.#occlusionTotalTriangles === 0 + ? 0 + : this.#occludedTriangles / this.#occlusionTotalTriangles, + triangles: this.#occludedTriangles, + }, + }), }; } @@ -1597,7 +1766,7 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const regrown = this.#regions.length - 1; this.#growOf("keys", regrown + 1); this.#growOf("locals", regrown + 1); - this.#growOf("args", (regrown + 1) * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS); + this.#growOf("args", argsWords(regrown + 1)); this.#growDrawn(); this.#writeKey(this.#regions.length - 1); return this.#regions.length - 1; @@ -1629,7 +1798,7 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { this.#drawnCapacity += capacity; this.#growOf("keys", index + 1); this.#growOf("locals", index + 1); - this.#growOf("args", (index + 1) * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS); + this.#growOf("args", argsWords(index + 1)); this.#growDrawn(); this.#writeKey(index); return index; @@ -1924,7 +2093,7 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { /** * One shadow level's set: zero every twin's instance count, then cull and LOD-select every resident - * placement against the map's own light frustum, its own rendered window centre, its texel gate + * placement against the map's own light frustum, the main pass's eye and level, its texel gate * and the chain level it draws at — into the twin buffers, which the main pass cannot be holding. * * The twin of the main kernel branch for branch, and reading the main pass's own gate table, @@ -1948,15 +2117,14 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { level.planes[at + 3] as number, ); } - this.#shadowCentre.value.set(level.centre.x, 0, level.centre.z); this.#shadowGate.value = level.gate; this.#shadowBase.value = level.base; // `(placements, slots, keys, keys)`: the last two are the same count, and the clear dispatch is // one thread per key. The main pass writes the same uniform before its own pair. const keys = this.#regions.length; this.#counts.value.set(this.placements.length, this.#order.length, keys, keys); - renderer.compute(kernel.clear); - renderer.compute(kernel.cull); + // One pass holds both kernels: storage writes reach the next dispatch, so clear precedes cull. + renderer.compute([kernel.clear, kernel.cull]); } /** @@ -1966,8 +2134,6 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { dispatch(renderer: IRendererLike, camera: Camera): void { if (this.#on === false) return; if (this.#buffers === undefined) return; - const kernel = this.#kernel ?? this.#buildKernel(); - if (kernel === undefined) return; cameraPlanes(camera, this.#planes); for (const [index, plane] of this.#planeVectors.entries()) { const at = index * 4; @@ -1982,10 +2148,15 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { this.#eye.value.copy(_eye); // `(placements, slots, keys, keys)`: the last two are the same count, and the clear dispatch is // one thread per key. + if (this.#occlusion !== "off") this.#measureOcclusion(renderer, camera); + // Measurement may replace the pyramid buffer on first use or resize. Bind the new buffer in + // this frame's cull, rather than dispatching a kernel captured before the replacement. + const kernel = this.#kernel ?? this.#buildKernel(); + if (kernel === undefined) return; const keys = this.#regions.length; this.#counts.value.set(this.placements.length, this.#order.length, keys, keys); - renderer.compute(kernel.clear); - renderer.compute(kernel.cull); + // One pass holds both kernels: storage writes reach the next dispatch, so clear precedes cull. + renderer.compute([kernel.clear, kernel.cull]); this.#dispatched += 1; if ( this.#validate === true && @@ -1999,12 +2170,96 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { else if ( this.#validate === false && this.#tally === true && + (this.#occlusion === "off" || this.#occlusionCut.value === 0) && this.#tallyPending === false && (this.#tallyRequested < 0 || this.#dispatched - this.#tallyRequested >= TALLY_EVERY) ) this.#tallyRead(renderer); } + /** + * One frame of `?tnOcclusion=measure`: rebuild the max-distance chain from the depth the previous + * frame's scene pass left behind, and point the test at the camera that depth was rendered with. + * + * The depth is last frame's on purpose. This runs in `beforeRender`, before the frame's own scene + * pass draws, so the texture still holds what the last one wrote — which is the only depth there + * is, and the reason the test reprojects rather than sampling the current frame. + * + * With no scene-pass depth — no render chain installed, so nothing rendered into a target of its + * own — the mode refuses and says so in `report().occlusion.reason` rather than reporting nothing + * hidden and reading as a cull that found no work. + */ + #measureOcclusion(renderer: IRendererLike, camera: Camera): void { + this.#occlusionCut.value = 1; + // The main pass returns on an orthographic camera before it gets here (that is a shadow level's + // own), and a linear depth in metres is a perspective projection's to begin with. + if (!(camera instanceof PerspectiveCamera)) { + this.#previousDepth = undefined; + this.#occlusionReason = "refused: not a perspective camera"; + return; + } + const raw = renderer.raw as { logarithmicDepthBuffer?: boolean; reversedDepthBuffer?: boolean }; + if (raw?.logarithmicDepthBuffer || raw?.reversedDepthBuffer || camera.reversedDepth) { + this.#previousDepth = undefined; + this.#occlusionReason = "refused: nonstandard depth"; + return; + } + const depth = renderer.scenePassDepth?.(); + const width = depth?.width ?? 0; + const height = depth?.height ?? 0; + if (depth === undefined || width < 2 || height < 2) { + this.#previousDepth = undefined; + this.#occlusionReason = "refused: no scene depth"; + return; + } + this.#occlusionReason = ""; + // A resized depth resizes the chain, and the chain's two buffers are what the cull kernel reads, + // so a new chain is a new pipeline: structural, like every other grow in this class. + const resized = this.#pyramid.resize(width, height); + if (resized) { + this.#kernel = undefined; + this.#version += 1; + } + _view.multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse); + _eye.setFromMatrixPosition(camera.matrixWorld); + // A cut skips the test for the frame: a teleport moved the camera further than a walk step, and + // a projection change means the pyramid is a different camera's depth altogether. + // ponytail: 2 m of camera travel in one dispatch is a cut. A game that teleports further per + // step than that raises the bound; one that cuts under it gets a frame of frustum-only. + const samples = depth.samples ?? 1; + const previous = this.#previousDepth; + const depthChanged = + previous?.texture !== depth.texture || + previous.width !== width || + previous.height !== height || + previous.samples !== samples || + previous.version !== depth.texture.version; + this.#occlusionCut.value = + depthChanged || + resized || + !sameProjection(this.#previousProjection, camera.projectionMatrix) || + _eye.distanceTo(this.#previousEye) > OCCLUSION_CUT_METRES + ? 1 + : 0; + if (this.#occlusionCut.value !== 0) + this.#occlusionReason = + depthChanged || resized ? "skipped: depth changed" : "skipped: camera cut"; + this.#previousDepth = { + texture: depth.texture, + width, + height, + samples, + version: depth.texture.version, + }; + this.#previousProjection.copy(camera.projectionMatrix); + // The chain first, then the camera the chain belongs to: last frame's, which is what the + // previous frame's depth recorded. + this.#pyramid.build(renderer, depth.texture, camera.near, camera.far, samples); + this.#occlusionView.value.copy(this.#previousView); + this.#previousView.copy(_view); + this.#previousEye.copy(_eye); + } + /** * What the last landed readback found, so a harness can read the answer without the log: the * verdict, how many keys it actually compared, how many disagreed on the count, how many on what @@ -2054,6 +2309,34 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { #validating = false; /** Whether the owner asked for the GPU-selected main-pass tally; a validation turns it on too. */ #tally = false; + /** What a launch asked the pyramid occlusion test to do. `measure` never changes what is drawn. */ + #occlusion: OcclusionMode = "off"; + /** The max-distance chain, and the previous frame's camera the test reprojects into. */ + readonly #pyramid = new DepthPyramid(); + readonly #previousView = new Matrix4(); + readonly #previousProjection = new Matrix4(); + #previousDepth: + | { + texture: DepthTexture; + width: number; + height: number; + samples: number; + version: number; + } + | undefined; + readonly #previousEye = new Vector3(); + readonly #occlusionView = uniform(new Matrix4()); + readonly #occlusionCut = uniform(1); + /** Why the measure mode measured nothing, or `""` while it is measuring. */ + #occlusionReason = ""; + /** The last landed tally's occlusion counts, and the running mean over every sample. */ + #occludedInstances = 0; + #occludedTriangles = 0; + #occlusionTotalTriangles = 0; + #occlusionSample = -1; + #occlusionSamples = 0; + #occlusionSumInstances = 0; + #occlusionSumTriangles = 0; #tallyPending = false; /** Dispatch the in-flight tally readback was issued on, or `-1` when none is in flight. */ #tallyRequested = -1; @@ -2086,9 +2369,12 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const issued = this.#dispatched; this.#tallyRequested = issued; this.#tallyPending = true; + // Streaming may grow the args tail while this copy is in flight. Decode its own layout. + const regions = this.#regions.map((region) => ({ argsIndex: region.argsIndex })); + const occlusionReason = this.#occlusionReason; renderer .readback(args) - .then((bytes) => this.#landTally(bytes, issued)) + .then((bytes) => this.#landTally(bytes, issued, regions, occlusionReason)) .catch(() => { this.#tallyPending = false; }); @@ -2099,12 +2385,17 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { * divided by three. A record the GPU never wrote reads as the zero it holds, which is correct — * a key that selected nothing draws nothing. */ - #landTally(bytes: ArrayBuffer, issued: number): void { + #landTally( + bytes: ArrayBuffer, + issued: number, + regions: readonly Pick[], + occlusionReason: string, + ): void { this.#tallyPending = false; const words = new Uint32Array(bytes); let instances = 0; let products = 0; - for (const region of this.#regions) { + for (const region of regions) { const record = region.argsIndex * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS; const count = word(words, record + 1); instances += count; @@ -2113,6 +2404,65 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { this.#tallyInstances = instances; this.#tallyTriangles = products / 3; this.#tallySample = issued; + if (this.#occlusion !== "off") this.#landOcclusion(words, issued, regions, occlusionReason); + } + + /** + * What the measured cull hid, out of the same landed bytes as the drawn counts. + * + * The tail of the args buffer is one word per key of measured-occlusion instances, so a hidden + * part's triangles are that word times its own `indexCount` — the same product the tally above + * sums over the records, which is why both numbers can be divided into a share without a second + * readback or a second clock. + */ + #landOcclusion( + words: Uint32Array, + issued: number, + regions: readonly Pick[], + sampleReason: string, + ): void { + let reason = sampleReason; + const tail = regions.length * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS; + if (reason === "" && words.length < tail + regions.length) reason = "skipped: short readback"; + if ( + reason === "" && + regions.some( + (region, index) => + word(words, tail + index) > word(words, region.argsIndex * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS + 1), + ) + ) + reason = "skipped: inconsistent readback"; + if (reason !== "") { + this.#occlusionReason = reason; + console.info( + `TN_WORLD_GPU_SCENE_OCCLUSION mode=${this.#occlusion} dispatch=${String(issued)} skipped=1 reason=${reason}`, + ); + return; + } + let instances = 0; + let products = 0; + for (const [index, region] of regions.entries()) { + const count = word(words, regions.length * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS + index); + instances += count; + products += count * word(words, region.argsIndex * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS); + } + this.#occludedInstances = instances; + this.#occludedTriangles = products / 3; + this.#occlusionReason = ""; + this.#occlusionSample = issued; + this.#occlusionTotalTriangles = this.#tallyTriangles; + this.#occlusionSamples += 1; + this.#occlusionSumInstances += instances; + this.#occlusionSumTriangles += this.#occludedTriangles; + const report = this.report().occlusion; + if (report === undefined) return; + const line = + `TN_WORLD_GPU_SCENE_OCCLUSION mode=${report.mode} levels=${String(report.levels)} ` + + `dispatch=${String(issued)} reason=${report.reason || "none"} ` + + `wouldCullInstances=${String(report.instances)} wouldCullTriangles=${String(report.triangles)} ` + + `gpuInstances=${String(this.#tallyInstances)} gpuTriangles=${String(this.#tallyTriangles)} ` + + `share=${report.share.toFixed(4)}`; + console.info(line); } /** @@ -2147,11 +2497,12 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const draws = this.#draws?.() ?? []; const issued = this.#dispatched; this.#validating = true; + const occlusionReason = this.#occlusionReason; Promise.all([renderer.readback(snapshot.args), renderer.readback(snapshot.drawn)]) .then(([argsBytes, drawnBytes]) => { this.#validating = false; // The same landed args feed the tally, so a validation pays for it and this adds no copy. - this.#landTally(argsBytes, issued); + this.#landTally(argsBytes, issued, snapshot.regions, occlusionReason); this.#publish( renderer, this.#against( @@ -2363,6 +2714,7 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { this.#tallyPending = false; this.#tallyRequested = -1; this.#tallySample = -1; + this.#pyramid.dispose(); } readonly #planeVectors = Array.from({ length: 6 }, () => new Vector4()); @@ -2375,13 +2727,12 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { #lodBias = uniform(1); #planeUniforms = this.#planeVectors.map((plane) => uniform(plane)); /** - * The shadow kernel's own four, kept apart from the camera's: a level's planes and window centre - * are written here and the main pass's own are never disturbed, so the two dispatches in one frame - * cannot read each other's uniforms. A shadow map takes no LOD bias — it has no frame budget to - * be biased by — and its gate and base are the level's own texel gate and chain level. + * The shadow kernel's own three, kept apart from the camera's: a level's planes are written here + * and the main pass's own are never disturbed, so the two dispatches in one frame cannot read each + * other's uniforms. Its gate and base are the level's own texel gate and chain level; its eye and + * LOD bias are the main pass's, which this frame's main dispatch already set. */ #shadowPlaneVectors = Array.from({ length: 6 }, () => new Vector4()); - #shadowCentre = uniform(new Vector3()); #shadowGate = uniform(0); #shadowBase = uniform(0); #shadowPlaneUniforms = this.#shadowPlaneVectors.map((plane) => uniform(plane)); @@ -2431,8 +2782,10 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { if (grown === current) return true; this.#buffers = { ...buffers, [name]: grown }; // The attributes the kernel is built from changed, so the kernel is a new pipeline: a structural - // event, and the only one this class pays a compile for. + // event, and the only one this class pays a compile for. The shadow kernel reads the same + // placements, keys, locals, gates and levels, so it is rebuilt with it. this.#kernel = undefined; + this.#shadowKernel = undefined; this.#version += 1; return true; } @@ -2461,7 +2814,7 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { // `info.y` is the placement's uniform scale, read by the kernel's impostor gate. The remaining // `info` words stay whatever they were, which is zero. array[at + 21] = placement.scale ?? 1; - buffers.source.addUpdateRange(at, PLACEMENT_WORDS); + addRange(buffers.source, at, PLACEMENT_WORDS); buffers.source.needsUpdate = true; } @@ -2476,10 +2829,10 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { keys[at] = region.start; keys[at + 1] = region.capacity; keys[at + 2] = region.argsIndex; - buffers.keys.addUpdateRange(at, VEC4_WORDS); + addRange(buffers.keys, at, VEC4_WORDS); buffers.keys.needsUpdate = true; (buffers.locals.array as Float32Array).set(region.local, index * LOCAL_WORDS); - buffers.locals.addUpdateRange(index * LOCAL_WORDS, LOCAL_WORDS); + addRange(buffers.locals, index * LOCAL_WORDS, LOCAL_WORDS); buffers.locals.needsUpdate = true; const args = buffers.args.array as Uint32Array; const record = region.argsIndex * DRAW_ARGS_WORDS; @@ -2556,11 +2909,26 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const eye = nodes(this.#eye); const bias = nodes(this.#lodBias); const planes = this.#planeUniforms.map((plane) => nodes(plane)); + // Measuring doubles the clear: the second thread per key zeroes that key's word of the + // measured-occlusion tally, which is why the args buffer is sized for it (see `argsWords`). + // A run that is not measuring never pays the second thread. + const clearWidth = this.#occlusion === "off" ? 1 : 2; const clear = Fn(() => { - If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w), () => Return()); - const key = keys.element(instanceIndex); - argsPlain.element(key.z.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(1)).assign(int(0)); - })().compute(Math.max(1, buffers.keys.count)); + If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w.mul(clearWidth)), () => Return()); + If(instanceIndex.lessThan(counts.w), () => { + const key = keys.element(instanceIndex); + argsPlain.element(key.z.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(1)).assign(int(0)); + }); + If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w), () => { + argsPlain + .element( + nodes(counts.w.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS)).add( + nodes(float(instanceIndex).sub(counts.w).floor()), + ), + ) + .assign(int(0)); + }); + })().compute(Math.max(1, buffers.keys.count * clearWidth)); const cull = Fn(() => { If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.x), () => Return()); const placement = source.element(instanceIndex); @@ -2612,9 +2980,20 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { }); }); const at = levels.element(gate.x.add(level)); + // The pyramid test, once per placement: a placement the frustum and the gates kept, reprojected + // into the previous frame's pyramid. Measured only, so the write below happens either way and + // the indirect counts are develop's. + const hidden = float(0).toVar(); + if (this.#occlusion !== "off" && this.#pyramid.levels > 0) + hidden.assign( + this.#pyramid.occluded(centre.xyz, radius, this.#occlusionView, this.#occlusionCut), + ); Loop({ start: int(0), end: at.z, type: "int", condition: "<" }, ({ i }: { i: unknown }) => { const keyIndex = at.y.add(i as never); const key = keys.element(keyIndex); + If(hidden.greaterThan(0.5), () => { + atomicAdd(argsAtomic.element(counts.w.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(keyIndex)), int(1)); + }); const taken = nodes( atomicAdd(argsAtomic.element(key.z.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(1)), int(1)), ); @@ -2704,16 +3083,21 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { args[record + 3] = 0; args[record + 4] = region.start; shadow.args.needsUpdate = true; + // The twin's mark on the main key record, which the shadow kernel reads to know a level casts. + const buffers = this.#buffers; + if (buffers === undefined) return; + (buffers.keys.array as Float32Array)[index * VEC4_WORDS + 3] = 1; + addRange(buffers.keys, index * VEC4_WORDS, VEC4_WORDS); + buffers.keys.needsUpdate = true; } /** * The shadow twin of {@link #buildKernel}: the same clear and the same per-placement selection, * reading the same source, gate, level and key tables and writing the twin records and runs. * - * Three branches are the level's rather than the camera's — the planes it tests against, the - * centre it measures distance from, and its texel gate — and one is the level's base instead of - * the main pass's LOD bias: a shadow map is not competing for a frame budget, so it takes the - * authored distance and floors the level at the shape the cluster path hands it. + * Two branches are the level's rather than the camera's — the planes it tests against and its + * texel gate — and one is the level's base, which floors the main pass's own level at the shape the + * cluster path hands it. A level whose key has no minted twin (`keys.w`) casts nothing. */ #buildShadowKernel(): { readonly cull: unknown; readonly clear: unknown } | undefined { const buffers = this.#buffers; @@ -2728,17 +3112,33 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const gates = nodes(storage(buffers.gates, "vec4", buffers.gates.count)); const levels = nodes(storage(buffers.levels, "vec4", buffers.levels.count)); const counts = nodes(this.#counts); - // The level's window centre, in the uniform the main kernel measures the eye from: the same - // field, this dispatch's own number. - const eye = nodes(this.#shadowCentre); + // The main pass's own eye and bias, which this frame's main dispatch set: a shadow map draws each + // placement at the level the main pass draws it, as the cluster path does. + const eye = nodes(this.#eye); + const bias = nodes(this.#lodBias); const gate = nodes(this.#shadowGate); const base = nodes(this.#shadowBase); const planes = this.#shadowPlaneUniforms.map((plane) => nodes(plane)); + // Measuring doubles the clear: the second thread per key zeroes that key's word of the + // measured-occlusion tally, which is why the args buffer is sized for it (see `argsWords`). + // A run that is not measuring never pays the second thread. + const clearWidth = this.#occlusion === "off" ? 1 : 2; const clear = Fn(() => { - If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w), () => Return()); - const key = keys.element(instanceIndex); - argsPlain.element(key.z.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(1)).assign(int(0)); - })().compute(Math.max(1, buffers.keys.count)); + If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w.mul(clearWidth)), () => Return()); + If(instanceIndex.lessThan(counts.w), () => { + const key = keys.element(instanceIndex); + argsPlain.element(key.z.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS).add(1)).assign(int(0)); + }); + If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.w), () => { + argsPlain + .element( + nodes(counts.w.mul(DRAW_ARGS_WORDS)).add( + nodes(float(instanceIndex).sub(counts.w).floor()), + ), + ) + .assign(int(0)); + }); + })().compute(Math.max(1, buffers.keys.count * clearWidth)); const cull = Fn(() => { If(instanceIndex.greaterThanEqual(counts.x), () => Return()); const placement = source.element(instanceIndex); @@ -2756,8 +3156,8 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { const asset = gates.element(slot); const distance = length(vec3(centre.x.sub(eye.x), 0.0, centre.z.sub(eye.z))); If(asset.w.greaterThan(0.5).and(distance.greaterThan(asset.z)), () => Return()); - // The authored distance, with no bias: this map has no frame budget to be biased by, and its - // base is what the cluster path hands it. + // The main pass's own biased distance and level; see `shadowLevel`, which the reference runs. + const lodDistance = nodes(distance).mul(bias as never); const level = int(0).toVar(); const scale = abs(placement.get("info").y); Loop( @@ -2772,18 +3172,39 @@ export class WorldGpuScene { }); // A level the prewarm has minted no key for is not taken, as in the main kernel: see // `drawableLevel`, which the reference mirrors. - If(distance.greaterThan(threshold), () => { + If(lodDistance.greaterThan(threshold), () => { If(candidate.z.greaterThan(0.5), () => { level.assign(i as never); }); }); }, ); - // Clamped to the asset's own last level, as the reference clamps it: a base past the chain - // asks for its coarsest shape, and reading a level outside the table is not that. - const at = levels.element( - asset.x.add(int(max(level.toFloat(), min(base as never, asset.y.sub(1.0) as never)))), + // A level casts when its first key has a minted twin (`keys.w`). The shape is the last + // casting level in `[0, max(level, base)]`: a placement whose own level casts nothing casts + // with the coarsest one below it that does, and the map's base floors it, clamped to the last + // level that casts, so a coarse map never asks for a twin that was not minted. None: no cast. + const castsAt = (index: unknown): unknown => { + const entry = levels.element(asset.x.add(index as never)); + return nodes(entry.z.greaterThan(0.5)).and(keys.element(entry.y).w.greaterThan(0.5)); + }; + const shape = int(-1).toVar(); + Loop( + { + start: int(0), + end: nodes( + max(level as never, int(min(base as never, asset.y.sub(1.0) as never)) as never), + ).add(1), + type: "int", + condition: "<", + }, + ({ i }: { i: unknown }) => { + If(castsAt(i) as never, () => { + shape.assign(i as never); + }); + }, ); + If(shape.lessThan(0), () => Return()); + const at = levels.element(asset.x.add(shape)); Loop({ start: int(0), end: at.z, type: "int", condition: "<" }, ({ i }: { i: unknown }) => { const keyIndex = at.y.add(i as never); const key = keys.element(keyIndex); diff --git a/packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts b/packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts index 7c6cbca3bc..a734fb27e1 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ import { RepeatWrapping, type Texture, UnsignedByteType, + Vector3, } from "three"; import { cameraViewMatrix, @@ -29,16 +30,26 @@ import { import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; import { MeshStandardNodeMaterial } from "three/webgpu"; import type { IAssetLoader } from "./assets.js"; +import type { IRendererLike } from "./renderer.js"; import type { IWorldExtent } from "./world-package.js"; type Channel = "r" | "g" | "b" | "a"; -/** One texture set: albedo (and optionally a normal map) tiled in metres, tinted in linear. */ +/** What a layer that states no surface response at all answers with: the matte dielectric surface + * this material carried before the table carried roughness and metalness. */ +const DEFAULT_ROUGHNESS = 0.92; + +/** One texture set: albedo (and optionally a normal and ORM map) tiled in metres, tinted in linear. */ export interface ITerrainSplatLayer { readonly id: string; readonly tile: number; readonly tint: readonly [number, number, number]; readonly normal?: boolean; + /** `_orm.jpg`: occlusion in r, roughness in g, metalness in b, read as linear data. */ + readonly orm?: boolean; + /** Without an ORM map, how this layer answers light. Defaults to `DEFAULT_ROUGHNESS` and 0. */ + readonly metalness?: number; + readonly roughness?: number; readonly saturation?: number; /** Box-projected, for cliffs a top-down projection smears. */ readonly triplanar?: boolean; @@ -74,12 +85,17 @@ export interface ITerrainSplatTable { readonly planes: number; readonly masks: Readonly>; }; - /** Package-relative folder of `_diff.jpg` and `_nrm.jpg`. */ + /** Package-relative folder of `_diff.jpg`, `_nrm.jpg` and `_orm.jpg`. */ readonly textures: string; } export interface ILoadTerrainSplatOptions { readonly assets: IAssetLoader; + /** + * The live renderer. Uncompressed layers stack into one array texture per set through GPU copies, + * which need one; without it every layer keeps its own sampler and the marker says so. + */ + readonly renderer?: IRendererLike; /** The world package's `world.json`, as `WorldCells.load` takes it. */ readonly url: string; } @@ -136,17 +152,104 @@ function splatArray(bytes: Uint8Array, size: number, planes: number): Texture { return map; } +/** The two texture-copy calls `stackUncompressed` needs, as the live renderer exposes them. */ +interface IRawTextureCopier { + readonly copyTextureToTexture?: ( + source: Texture, + destination: Texture, + sourceRegion?: unknown, + destinationPosition?: unknown, + ) => void; + readonly initTexture?: (texture: Texture) => void; +} + +/** A loaded layer's texel size on the GPU, whatever its pixels are held in. */ +function gpuSize(map: Texture): { readonly width: number; readonly height: number } | undefined { + const image = map.image as { width?: number; height?: number } | undefined; + const { width, height } = image ?? {}; + return typeof width === "number" && typeof height === "number" && width > 0 && height > 0 + ? { width, height } + : undefined; +} + /** - * Same-format, same-size compressed layers as one `CompressedArrayTexture`, or `undefined` when - * they cannot stack (a mixed codec, a size the cap did not equalise, an uncompressed fallback). + * Same-size uncompressed layers as one `DataArrayTexture`: one sampler, whatever the layer count. + * Every layer arrives as a GPU copy out of its own texture, so the pixels never come back to the + * CPU — and the array itself is created with no CPU data to upload, its layers written instead. + * + * `undefined` when they cannot stack (a size the others do not share) or when the host has no + * initialised renderer to copy with. + */ +function stackUncompressed( + maps: readonly Texture[], + renderer: IRendererLike | undefined, +): Texture | undefined { + const raw = renderer?.raw as IRawTextureCopier | undefined; + if (raw === undefined || raw.initTexture === undefined || raw.copyTextureToTexture === undefined) + return undefined; + const size = gpuSize(maps[0] as Texture); + if (size === undefined) return undefined; + const sameSize = maps.every((map) => { + const other = gpuSize(map); + return other !== undefined && other.width === size.width && other.height === size.height; + }); + if (!sameSize) return undefined; + + const first = maps[0] as Texture; + const array = new DataArrayTexture( + new Uint8Array(size.width * size.height * 4 * maps.length), + size.width, + size.height, + maps.length, + ); + array.format = first.format; + array.type = first.type; + array.colorSpace = first.colorSpace; + array.minFilter = first.minFilter; + array.magFilter = first.magFilter; + array.wrapS = RepeatWrapping; + array.wrapT = RepeatWrapping; + array.anisotropy = 8; + array.flipY = false; + try { + // One creation of the GPU texture, with every mip level it will ever have, and nothing to + // upload: `dataReady` false is how three is told a texture's texels are already on the GPU. + array.needsUpdate = true; + array.source.dataReady = false; + raw.initTexture(array); + maps.forEach((map, layer) => { + raw.initTexture?.(map); + raw.copyTextureToTexture?.(map, array, null, new Vector3(0, 0, layer)); + }); + } catch (error) { + // An array nothing finished writing would draw whatever the copy left behind: fall back. + array.dispose(); + console.warn( + `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT: GPU stacking failed (${String(error)}); these layers bind their own samplers.`, + ); + return undefined; + } + array.image.data = new Uint8Array(0); + for (const map of maps) map.dispose(); + return array; +} + +/** + * Same-format, same-size compressed layers as one `CompressedArrayTexture`, and same-size + * uncompressed ones as one `DataArrayTexture`, or `undefined` when they cannot stack (a mixed + * codec, a size the cap did not equalise, no renderer to copy uncompressed layers with). * * WebGPU guarantees 16 samplers a stage and three binds one per texture; a splat terrain's albedos - * and normals as separate textures plus an open-world shadow's maps pass 16 and the pipeline is + * and normals as separate textures plus an open-world shadow's maps passes 16 and the pipeline is * invalid. Stacked, a surface costs one sampler per array however many layers it blends. */ -export function stackLayers(maps: readonly Texture[]): Texture | undefined { +export function stackLayers( + maps: readonly Texture[], + renderer?: IRendererLike, +): Texture | undefined { const first = maps[0] as CompressedTexture | undefined; - if (first === undefined || first.isCompressedTexture !== true) return undefined; + if (first === undefined) return undefined; + if (first.isCompressedTexture !== true) return stackUncompressed(maps, renderer); const width = (first.image as { width: number }).width; const height = (first.image as { height: number }).height; const stackable = maps.every((map) => { @@ -200,16 +303,19 @@ export function stackLayers(maps: readonly Texture[]): Texture | undefined { * heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness * variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up * authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries - * a normal map. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds and noise scales - * all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares. + * a normal map. Each layer answers light from its own ORM map where the table ships one and from + * the table's own roughness and metalness where it does not; a layer that states neither is matte + * and dielectric, and named in a warning. Nothing here is a look choice: + * textures, tiles, tints, thresholds, surface response and noise scales all come from the package's + * table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares. * * @situation terrain textured by splat masks exported from Blender with the world package * @situation the game's terrain should match the DCC's terrain material without a second copy - * @constraint the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by the `export_terrain_layers.py` recipe - * @constraint WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: planes + diffuse maps + normal maps must fit + * @constraint the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by `export_terrain_layers` in the `export_world.py` recipe + * @constraint WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: same-size layers stack into one array texture per set, and `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT samplers=` reports what is left * @override every value comes from the package's table; the returned material is the game's to adjust * @example - * const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, url: "world/world.json" }); + * const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, renderer: ctx.renderer, url: "world/world.json" }); * const world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: "world/world.json", surface, follow, ring: 2 }); */ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promise { @@ -218,7 +324,7 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi const layerPaths = world.layers; if (layerPaths.table === undefined || layerPaths.splat === undefined) throw new Error( - "loadTerrainSplat: world.json has no terrain.layers.table/splat; export them with export_terrain_layers.py.", + "loadTerrainSplat: world.json has no terrain.layers.table/splat; export them with the export_world.py recipe.", ); const dir = packageDir(url); const table = (await ( @@ -241,9 +347,29 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi for (let plane = 0; plane < table.splat.planes; plane += 1) planes.push(texture(splat, maskUv).depth(int(plane))); - const load = async (layer: ITerrainSplatLayer, kind: "diff" | "nrm"): Promise => { + const all: ITerrainSplatLayer[] = [table.base, ...table.layers]; + // A table exported before the orm column states no surface response at all, which is a package + // the recipe wrote, not a malformed one: it loads, matte and dielectric, with the gap named. A + // throw here fails the world's `load()` instead, and the game waits on its loading gate forever. + const unstated = all + .filter( + (layer) => + layer.orm !== true && + typeof layer.roughness !== "number" && + typeof layer.metalness !== "number", + ) + .map((layer) => layer.id); + if (unstated.length > 0) + console.warn( + `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT: ${unstated.join(", ")} states no orm map and no roughness/metalness, so they answer light as roughness ${String(DEFAULT_ROUGHNESS)} and metalness 0; re-export the package to author them.`, + ); + + const load = async ( + layer: ITerrainSplatLayer, + kind: "diff" | "nrm" | "orm", + ): Promise => { const map = await assets.texture(`${dir}${table.textures}/${layer.id}_${kind}.jpg`, { - data: kind === "nrm", + data: kind !== "diff", }); map.wrapS = RepeatWrapping; map.wrapT = RepeatWrapping; @@ -251,27 +377,35 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi map.needsUpdate = true; return map; }; - const all: ITerrainSplatLayer[] = [table.base, ...table.layers]; const withNormals = all.filter((layer) => layer.normal === true); + const withOrm = all.filter((layer) => layer.orm === true); const diffuseMaps = await Promise.all(all.map((layer) => load(layer, "diff"))); const normalMaps = await Promise.all(withNormals.map((layer) => load(layer, "nrm"))); + const ormMaps = await Promise.all(withOrm.map((layer) => load(layer, "orm"))); // One sampler per set when the layers stack; separate textures (and a warning) when they do not. + let samplers = 1; + let stackedSets = 0; const sampler = ( maps: readonly Texture[], what: string, ): ((layer: number, uv: Node<"vec2">) => Node<"vec3">) => { - const stacked = stackLayers(maps); - if (stacked !== undefined) return (layer, uv) => texture(stacked, uv).depth(int(layer)).rgb; + const stacked = stackLayers(maps, options.renderer); + if (stacked !== undefined) { + samplers += 1; + stackedSets += 1; + return (layer, uv) => texture(stacked, uv).depth(int(layer)).rgb; + } + samplers += maps.length; if (maps.length > 1) console.warn( - `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT: ${what} layers could not stack into one array (mixed format or size); ` + - `they bind ${String(maps.length)} samplers, and WebGPU guarantees 16 a stage.`, + `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT: ${what} layers could not stack into one array (mixed format or size, or no renderer to copy them with); they bind ${String(maps.length)} samplers, and WebGPU guarantees 16 a stage.`, ); return (layer, uv) => texture(maps[layer] as Texture, uv).rgb; }; const diffuseAt = sampler(diffuseMaps, "albedo"); const normalAt = withNormals.length === 0 ? undefined : sampler(normalMaps, "normal"); + const ormAt = withOrm.length === 0 ? undefined : sampler(ormMaps, "ORM"); const ground = vec2(positionWorld.x, positionWorld.z.negate()); const maskOf = (layer: ITerrainSplatMaskedLayer): Node<"float"> => { @@ -312,9 +446,19 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi ? undefined : normalAt(slot, ground.div(layer.tile)); }; + /** + * A layer's answer to light, as occlusion in r, roughness in g and metalness in b: its ORM map + * where it ships one, else the two numbers the table states (and no occlusion to apply). + */ + const ormOf = (layer: ITerrainSplatLayer): Node<"vec3"> => { + const slot = withOrm.indexOf(layer); + if (slot !== -1 && ormAt !== undefined) return ormAt(slot, ground.div(layer.tile)); + return vec3(1, layer.roughness ?? DEFAULT_ROUGHNESS, layer.metalness ?? 0); + }; let color = albedo(table.base, 0); let normalSample: Node<"vec3"> = normalOf(table.base) ?? vec3(0.5, 0.5, 1); + let ormSample: Node<"vec3"> = ormOf(table.base); table.layers.forEach((layer, offset) => { const weight = clamp( maskOf(layer) @@ -327,6 +471,7 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi color = mix(color, albedo(layer, offset + 1), weight); const nrm = normalOf(layer); if (nrm !== undefined) normalSample = mix(normalSample, nrm, weight); + ormSample = mix(ormSample, ormOf(layer), weight); }); const macro = mx_noise_float(vec3(ground.mul(table.macro.scale), 0)) .mul(0.5) @@ -334,7 +479,10 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi .mul(table.macro.max - table.macro.min) .add(table.macro.min); - const material = new MeshStandardNodeMaterial({ metalness: 0, roughness: 0.92 }); + // Every layer's own light response, blended by the same weights as its colour: the material + // holds no scalar of its own, and `DEFAULT_ROUGHNESS` only answers for a layer that states + // nothing at all. + const material = new MeshStandardNodeMaterial(); material.name = "terrain-splat"; material.colorNode = color.mul(macro); // A top-down projection's tangent frame: +x along u, ground +y (three -z) along v, OpenGL green @@ -345,5 +493,12 @@ export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promi const t = normalSample.mul(2).sub(1); const perturbed = tangent.mul(t.x).add(bitangent.mul(t.y)).add(n.mul(t.z)).normalize(); material.normalNode = cameraViewMatrix.mul(vec4(perturbed, 0)).xyz.normalize(); + material.aoNode = ormSample.r; + material.roughnessNode = ormSample.g; + material.metalnessNode = ormSample.b; + // One line, printed and kept on the material: what this surface costs, readable by a game that + // wants to assert it rather than scrape a console. + material.userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT = `layers=${String(all.length)} samplers=${String(samplers)} stacked=${String(stackedSets)}`; + console.info(`TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT ${material.userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT as string}`); return material; } diff --git a/packages/core/src/world-tiles.ts b/packages/core/src/world-tiles.ts index 2a6ac1e906..b2fc32a33c 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/world-tiles.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/world-tiles.ts @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import { BufferAttribute, BufferGeometry, LOD, type Matrix4, Mesh, Object3D, Vec import type { InterleavedBufferAttribute } from "three"; import type { IAssetLoader } from "./assets.js"; import type { IComputeDriven } from "./compute-driven.js"; +import { SPANS, type SpanId, addSpan, spanNow, spanRecorder } from "./profiling/Spans.js"; import type { IRendererLike } from "./renderer.js"; import { type ITerrainBridgeAttributes, @@ -440,6 +441,25 @@ function settleJob(result: T | Promise, apply: (value: T) => void): void { else apply(result); } +/** + * Runs one unit of main-thread terrain work and charges it to a frame span. + * + * Added, not bracketed: a worker host's block swap arrives in a job reply and an inline host's runs + * inside the same `follow`, so `begin`/`end` at both call sites would nest and count one unit twice. + * `addSpan` accumulates whatever runs on this thread with no nesting to get wrong, and costs one + * guarded return when spans are off — no clock read, no allocation. The frame-span table's + * `TN_FRAME_SPANS` report is where the number surfaces; nothing here decides anything. + */ +function timedSpan(id: SpanId, run: () => T): T { + if (spanRecorder() === undefined) return run(); + const start = spanNow(); + try { + return run(); + } finally { + addSpan(id, spanNow() - start); + } +} + function edgeVertexIndex(level: ILevelGeometry, side: keyof IEdgeSamples, index: number): number { const row = side === "north" ? 0 : side === "south" ? level.resolution - 1 : index; const column = side === "west" ? 0 : side === "east" ? level.resolution - 1 : index; @@ -502,6 +522,9 @@ function fieldStep(field: Heightfield, resolution: number): number { */ function terrainMesh(mesh: Mesh): Mesh { mesh.userData.tnDrawSource = "terrain"; + // Visibility only swaps this mesh with a twin over the same ground (its merged block, or the + // neighbouring LOD level), so a cached shadow map need not redraw for it; see `casterFlag`. + mesh.userData.tnShadowSwap = true; return mesh; } @@ -1812,6 +1835,14 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { /** Merged super-tiles by block key, and the blocks a LOD or residency change left to rebuild. */ readonly #blocks = new Map(); readonly #dirtyBlocks = new Set(); + /** + * Blocks whose merge job is out. A block re-dirtied while its own merge is in flight stays dirty + * and waits: dispatching it again would merge the same block twice, and the older reply would land + * first carrying the membership the block had when it was sent — a snapshot that no longer matches + * the resident set, so the record claims tiles its geometry does not hold and the second reply has + * to correct it. (PRD-478.) + */ + readonly #mergingBlocks = new Set(); /** Tile key -> block key currently hiding it, so a settled member is not drawn twice. */ readonly #mergedMembers = new Map(); #blockRebuilds = 0; @@ -2734,7 +2765,7 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { if (!active.has(key)) this.#removeStitch(key); } if (requests.length === 0) { - this.#settleSeamPass(pairs, reconciled, active); + timedSpan(SPANS.terrainSeam, () => this.#settleSeamPass(pairs, reconciled, active)); return; } const job: ITerrainSeamJob = { @@ -2745,14 +2776,17 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { // own copy of the pairs and not whatever the next pass left there. const snapshot = [...pairs]; this.#seamPending = true; - settleJob(this.#jobs.seam(job), (result) => { + const result = timedSpan(SPANS.terrainSeam, () => this.#jobs.seam(job)); + settleJob(result, (settled) => { if (this.#released) return; - for (const [index, pending] of requests.entries()) { - const data = result.bridges[index]; - if (data === undefined) continue; - this.#applyStitch(pending.key, pending.previousBytes, pending.request, data); - } - this.#settleSeamPass(snapshot, reconciled, active); + timedSpan(SPANS.terrainSeam, () => { + for (const [index, pending] of requests.entries()) { + const data = settled.bridges[index]; + if (data === undefined) continue; + this.#applyStitch(pending.key, pending.previousBytes, pending.request, data); + } + this.#settleSeamPass(snapshot, reconciled, active); + }); }); } @@ -3011,11 +3045,13 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { if (!budget.admit(run)) this.#deferredAdmissions = 1; } - /** The lowest block key still waiting, so the one rebuild a frame spends is the same every time. */ + /** The lowest block key still waiting for a merge of its own, so the one a frame spends is the same. */ #nextDirtyBlock(): string | undefined { let first: string | undefined; - for (const candidate of this.#dirtyBlocks) + for (const candidate of this.#dirtyBlocks) { + if (this.#mergingBlocks.has(candidate)) continue; if (first === undefined || candidate < first) first = candidate; + } return first; } @@ -3034,9 +3070,8 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { #rebuildBlock(blockKey: string): void { const { lod, blockX, blockZ } = blockCoordinates(blockKey); const { members, parts } = this.#blockMembers(blockKey, lod); - const existing = this.#blocks.get(blockKey); if (parts.length < 2) { - if (existing !== undefined) this.#dissolveBlock(blockKey); + this.#dissolveBlock(blockKey); // The tiles that remain here (a lone member, or none) draw their own meshes again. for (const key of members) this.#showTile(key, blockKey); return; @@ -3045,10 +3080,22 @@ export class TerrainTiles extends Object3D implements IComputeDriven { x: blockX * TERRAIN_MERGE_BLOCK * this.tileSize, z: blockZ * TERRAIN_MERGE_BLOCK * this.tileSize, }; - settleJob(this.#jobs.merge(mergeJob(parts, blockOrigin)), (result) => { + this.#mergingBlocks.add(blockKey); + const job = timedSpan(SPANS.terrainBlock, () => this.#jobs.merge(mergeJob(parts, blockOrigin))); + const apply = (result: ITerrainMergeResult): void => { + this.#mergingBlocks.delete(blockKey); if (this.#released) return; - this.#applyBlock({ blockKey, blockOrigin, lod, members }, result); - }); + timedSpan(SPANS.terrainBlock, () => + this.#applyBlock({ blockKey, blockOrigin, lod, members }, result), + ); + }; + if (job instanceof Promise) + job.then(apply, (error: unknown) => { + // Free the block for its next mark, and still name the failure. + this.#mergingBlocks.delete(blockKey); + console.error(`TN_TERRAIN_MERGE_FAILURE block=${blockKey} message=${String(error)}`); + }); + else apply(job); } #applyBlock( diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/build.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/build.spec.ts index 9f3709c261..b01f97d5be 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/build.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/build.spec.ts @@ -1369,7 +1369,30 @@ cpSync("public", out, { recursive: true }); version: 1, }), ); - await expect(assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "android", config)).rejects.toThrow( + const androidQuickJs = resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities("android", undefined, undefined, { + THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs", + }); + await expect( + assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "android", config, androidQuickJs), + ).rejects.toThrow("TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED"); + // Android V8 admits Meshopt (PRD-485's emulator proof); Draco stays refused there. + const androidV8 = resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities("android", undefined, undefined, {}); + await expect( + assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "android", config, androidV8), + ).resolves.toBeUndefined(); + await writeFile( + manifestPath, + JSON.stringify({ + entries: { + "models/hero.glb": { + extensions: ["KHR_draco_mesh_compression"], + output: "models/hero.12345678.glb", + }, + }, + version: 1, + }), + ); + await expect(assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "android", config, androidV8)).rejects.toThrow( "TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED", ); }); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/config.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/config.spec.ts index efdf5af002..f1bde3a92f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/config.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/config.spec.ts @@ -575,6 +575,32 @@ describe("threenative.config.ts", () => { } }); + it("accepts per-slot texture caps and rejects malformed maps", async () => { + const root = await project(); + const maxSize = { baseColorTexture: 2048, normalTexture: 1024 }; + await config( + root, + `export default { assets: { textures: { maxSize: ${JSON.stringify(maxSize)} }, models: { textures: { maxSize: ${JSON.stringify(maxSize)} } } } };`, + ); + expect((await loadConfig(root)).assets).toMatchObject({ + textures: { maxSize }, + models: { textures: { maxSize } }, + }); + for (const value of [ + null, + [], + { baseColorTexture: 0 }, + { normalTexture: "1024" }, + { mask: 1024 }, + ]) { + await config( + root, + `export default { assets: { textures: { maxSize: ${JSON.stringify(value)} } } };`, + ); + await expect(loadConfig(root)).rejects.toThrow(/TN_CONFIG_ASSETS_INVALID/u); + } + }); + it("parses the models block and the none shorthand into the resolved config", async () => { const configured = await project(); await config( diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/doctor.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/doctor.spec.ts index d7a1309d2f..2a465e3b95 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/doctor.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/doctor.spec.ts @@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ describe("threenative doctor", () => { }, packageJson: { ...(HEALTHY.packageJson as Record), - scripts: { "build:android": "threenative build --target android" }, + scripts: { "build:ios": "threenative build --target ios" }, }, }), ); @@ -391,7 +391,7 @@ describe("threenative doctor", () => { config: { nativeEntry: "src/game.ts" }, packageJson: { ...(HEALTHY.packageJson as Record), - scripts: { "build:android": "threenative build --target android" }, + scripts: { "build:ios": "threenative build --target ios" }, }, }), ); @@ -402,6 +402,26 @@ describe("threenative doctor", () => { ); }); + it("follows the Android engine: V8 admits the default passes, QuickJS warns", () => { + const android = () => + diagnoseProject( + snapshot({ + config: { nativeEntry: "src/game.ts" }, + packageJson: { + ...(HEALTHY.packageJson as Record), + scripts: { "build:android": "threenative build --target android" }, + }, + }), + ); + vi.stubEnv("THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS", "-PthreenativeJsEngine=v8"); + expect(check(android(), "asset pipeline")).toMatchObject({ status: "ok" }); + vi.stubEnv("THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS", "-PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs"); + expect(check(android(), "asset pipeline").detail).toMatch( + /TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED.*android.*TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED/u, + ); + vi.unstubAllEnvs(); + }); + it("warns for an omitted asset pass in a partial mobile config", () => { const report = diagnoseProject( snapshot({ @@ -445,7 +465,7 @@ describe("threenative doctor", () => { path.join(root, "public", "assets.manifest.json"), JSON.stringify({ entries: { "hero.png": { output: "hero.ktx2" } } }), ); - await expect(assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "android", {} as never)).rejects.toThrow( + await expect(assertNativeAssetsCompatible(root, "ios", {} as never)).rejects.toThrow( /TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED/u, ); }); @@ -995,6 +1015,8 @@ describe("threenative doctor edge coverage", () => { }); it("handles empty manifests and configured target arrays and strings", () => { + // Android QuickJS lacks both decoders, so both mobile targets must appear in the warning. + vi.stubEnv("THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS", "-PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs"); const report = diagnoseProject( snapshot({ config: { @@ -1023,6 +1045,7 @@ describe("threenative doctor edge coverage", () => { }); expect(check(report, "versions")).toMatchObject({ detail: "nothing installed to compare" }); expect(check(report, "asset pipeline").detail).toMatch(/android.*ios|ios.*android/u); + vi.unstubAllEnvs(); }); it("rejects unreadable, malformed, and hand-edited MCP configuration", () => { diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0122768131 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/grade.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,263 @@ +import { execFileSync } from "node:child_process"; +import { mkdtempSync, readFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import { tmpdir } from "node:os"; +import path from "node:path"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { + type IGradeSettings, + type IGradeTable, + gradeStages, +} from "../templates/starter/src/render/grade.js"; +import { + gradePreset, + qualityPreset, + resolveQualityTier, +} from "../templates/starter/src/render/quality.js"; + +const TOOLS = path.resolve("packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/tools"); +const GENERATOR = path.join(TOOLS, "make-grade-lut.mjs"); +const SHIPPED = path.resolve("packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/public/grade.cube"); + +/** Run the shipped generator, exactly as the template's `package.json` would. */ +function writeTable(...flags: readonly string[]): string { + const out = path.join(mkdtempSync(path.join(tmpdir(), "tn-grade-")), "grade.cube"); + execFileSync(process.execPath, [GENERATOR, ...flags, "--out", out]); + return readFileSync(out, "utf8"); +} + +/** + * `LUTCubeLoader.parse` in the shape `grade.ts` loads it — `setType(FloatType)` — reduced to what it + * decides: the edge length, and four floats per texel in x, y, z order holding the file's own + * numbers (`scale` is 1 on this path, so nothing is quantised on the way in). The four-bytes-per- + * texel stride is load-bearing for every read below, and so is the fact that a 3D texture is + * sampled, not indexed: the loader also defaults to `UnsignedByteType`, which *truncates* + * `value * 255` into a `Uint8Array` and is what this path exists to avoid. + */ +function loadTable(source: string): { size: number; bytes: Float32Array } { + const declared = /LUT_3D_SIZE +(\d+)/u.exec(source)?.[1]; + const size = Number(declared); + if (!Number.isInteger(size) || size < 2) throw new Error("no LUT_3D_SIZE"); + const bytes = new Float32Array(size ** 3 * 4); + let texels = 0; + for (const [, r, g, b] of source.matchAll(/^([\d.e+-]+) +([\d.e+-]+) +([\d.e+-]+) *$/gmu)) { + const at = texels * 4; + bytes[at] = Number(r); + bytes[at + 1] = Number(g); + bytes[at + 2] = Number(b); + bytes[at + 3] = 1; + texels += 1; + } + if (texels !== size ** 3) throw new Error(`parsed ${texels} texels, expected ${size ** 3}`); + return { bytes, size }; +} + +/** + * What `lut3D` does to one channel: pull in by half a texel so the sample starts at the centre of + * the edge texels, then filter the uploaded values. + * + * The grid is separable — every texel's red depends only on x, green only on y, blue only on z — + * so the hardware's trilinear filter collapses to one linear interpolation along this channel's own + * axis, and that is what is computed here. + */ +function sampled(bytes: Float32Array, size: number, value: number, channel: number): number { + const stride = channel === 0 ? 1 : channel === 1 ? size : size ** 2; + // Texel `i` of a Data3DTexture is sampled at normalised `(i + 0.5) / size`, so `value` 0 and 1 + // land on the first and last texel centre — which is what lut3D's half-texel pull-in arranges. + const coord = (0.5 / size + value * (1 - 1 / size)) * size - 0.5; + const low = Math.min(size - 2, Math.max(0, Math.floor(coord))); + const frac = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, coord - low)); + const at = (index: number): number => bytes[index * stride * 4 + channel] ?? 0; + return at(low) * (1 - frac) + at(low + 1) * frac; +} + +/** The shipped table read back through the loader, so a change in the file cannot pass unnoticed. */ +const shipped = loadTable(readFileSync(SHIPPED, "utf8")); +const identity = loadTable(writeTable("--identity")); + +/** + * The starter's colour grade is generated source, so its claim is proved here rather than only in a + * capture (PRD-492): with the grain off, an **identity** table must hand the frame back within one + * 8-bit step per channel. The capture's `maxChannelDelta` is the same claim measured on the real + * frame; this is the arithmetic underneath it, over every value the frame can hold. + * + * It is a claim about the seat the stage takes, not about a fitted curve. `grade.ts` grades after + * the output transform, where a `.cube` and an 8-bit texture already share one domain, so the + * table's own quantisation is the whole of the error. Mapping scene-referred light onto that domain + * and back was measured and dropped: the best two-parameter shaper cost 2.0 steps per channel, and + * `(x/W)^g / (1 + (x/W)^g)` at `W = 4, g = 1/2.2` cost 4.3, against one here. + */ +describe("starter grade table", () => { + it("round-trips every value the frame can hold within one 8-bit step", () => { + let worst = 0; + let at = ""; + let signed = 0; + let samples = 0; + for (let channel = 0; channel < 3; channel++) { + for (let code = 0; code <= 255; code++) { + const value = code / 255; + const delta = (sampled(identity.bytes, identity.size, value, channel) - value) * 255; + if (Math.abs(delta) > worst) { + worst = Math.abs(delta); + at = `channel ${channel} at display value ${value.toFixed(4)}`; + } + signed += delta; + samples += 1; + } + } + // A float table stores the file's own numbers, so the round trip is the box's one step rather + // than the truncation an 8-bit load made of it — and it is not biased low, which is what the + // measured frame half saw at a signed mean of −0.5737 codes. + expect(worst, `worst ${at}`).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1); + expect( + Math.abs(signed / samples), + `signed mean ${(signed / samples).toFixed(4)} codes`, + ).toBeLessThanOrEqual(0.01); + }); + + it("keeps the 9³ grid inside 8 steps of the grade the generator wrote", () => { + // A coarse grid bends a smooth curve between texels, and the constants come from the generator + // itself, so raising its contrast — or its SIZE — cannot pass this unnoticed. + const source = readFileSync(GENERATOR, "utf8"); + const number = (pattern: RegExp, label: string): number => { + const found = pattern.exec(source)?.[1]; + if (found === undefined) + throw new Error(`tools/make-grade-lut.mjs no longer defines ${label}`); + return Number(found); + }; + const contrast = number(/^const CONTRAST = ([\d.]+);$/mu, "CONTRAST"); + const pivot = number(/^const PIVOT = ([\d.]+);$/mu, "PIVOT"); + // `GAIN` is written `b`, `g`, `r`; the uploaded texture's axes are red, green, blue. + const gain = [..."rgb"].map((name) => + number(new RegExp(`^const GAIN = \\{[^}]*\\b${name}: ([\\d.]+)`, "mu"), `GAIN.${name}`), + ); + const grade = (value: number, channel: number): number => + Math.min(1, pivot ** (1 - contrast) * value ** contrast * (gain[channel] ?? 1)); + + let worst = 0; + for (let channel = 0; channel < 3; channel++) { + for (let code = 0; code <= 255; code++) { + const value = code / 255; + worst = Math.max( + worst, + Math.abs(sampled(shipped.bytes, shipped.size, value, channel) - grade(value, channel)) * + 255, + ); + } + } + // All of it lives in the top interval of a channel whose gain clips; see SIZE in the generator. + expect(worst).toBeLessThan(8); + }); + + it("leaves the table's own edges at the frame's own edges", () => { + // A grid that does not reach 0 and 1 lifts the blacks and washes the highlights, and it is + // invisible in the arithmetic above because that measures the identity table. + for (const channel of [0, 1, 2]) { + expect(sampled(shipped.bytes, shipped.size, 0, channel)).toBeCloseTo(0, 6); + expect(sampled(shipped.bytes, shipped.size, 1, channel)).toBeCloseTo(1, 6); + } + }); +}); + +/** + * A default must never degrade the look it ships with (owner, PRD-492). This table first shipped + * with a 13% warm spread, and a blind judge compared the starter with it against the starter with + * no table at all and preferred **no table**: grey concrete read as sandstone, the sky as cream, + * the frame as mud. So the shipped numbers answer to three claims, measured here on the shipped + * table — arithmetic, not a capture, and `sampled()` is what the hardware returns. + */ +describe("the shipped grade is a default, not a look", () => { + const at = (value: number, channel: number): number => + sampled(shipped.bytes, shipped.size, value, channel); + + it("moves concrete and sky by at most one 8-bit step of hue", () => { + // The two surfaces the judge named. The warm spread is this r/b distance, and the shipped + // table stores 8-bit codes, so the claim is a count of codes — which also absorbs the 9³ + // interpolation's own sub-step noise. The table this replaced moved concrete by 12. + for (const [surface, value] of [ + ["concrete", 0.35], + ["sky", 0.9], + ] as const) { + const codes = Math.round(Math.abs(at(value, 0) - at(value, 2)) * 255); + expect(codes, surface).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1); + } + }); + + it("keeps more contrast than the ungraded frame, and lifts no black", () => { + expect(at(0.75, 1)).toBeGreaterThan(0.75); + expect(at(0.05, 1)).toBeLessThan(0.05); + }); +}); + +/** A table that exists. `available()` never reads it — `build()` does. */ +const LOADED: IGradeTable = { size: 9, texture: {} as IGradeTable["texture"] }; + +/** + * What the chain will be told, asked of the stage objects themselves rather than of a helper: this + * is the path `TN_RENDER_CHAIN`'s `dropped` list is built from. + */ +const available = ( + name: "grade" | "grain", + settings: IGradeSettings, + tableLoaded: boolean, +): boolean | string | undefined => + gradeStages(settings, tableLoaded ? LOADED : undefined) + .find((stage) => stage.name === name) + ?.available?.(undefined as never); + +describe("starter grade tiers", () => { + it("runs grade and grain at high", () => { + const settings = gradePreset("high"); + expect(available("grade", settings, true)).toBe(true); + expect(available("grain", settings, true)).toBe(true); + }); + + it("refuses grain at low with a reason, and refuses grade while the table is still loading", () => { + const settings = gradePreset("low"); + expect(available("grain", settings, true)).toBe("grainIntensity:0"); + expect(available("grade", settings, false)).toBe("lut:pending"); + expect(available("grade", settings, true)).toBe(true); + }); + + it("refuses the grade outright when this game set its intensity to zero", () => { + expect(available("grade", { ...gradePreset("high"), gradeIntensity: 0 }, true)).toBe( + "gradeIntensity:0", + ); + expect(available("grain", { ...gradePreset("high"), grainIntensity: 0 }, true)).toBe( + "grainIntensity:0", + ); + }); + + it("keeps the shipped grain below what an 8-bit frame can show", () => { + // `film()` returns `base + base * clamp(noise + 0.1, 0, 1)`, so its largest move on a pixel is + // that pixel's own value times the intensity — at white, the intensity alone. It shipped at + // 0.12 and a blind judge named the result: "grain clearly visible as speckle over sky and flat + // walls". A default must not degrade the look, so the number stays under one step; it stays + // above zero so `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` can still name grain as applied at `high`. + for (const tier of ["low", "medium", "high"] as const) { + const intensity = gradePreset(tier).grainIntensity; + expect(intensity * 255, tier).toBeLessThanOrEqual(1); + } + expect(gradePreset("high").grainIntensity).toBeGreaterThan(0); + }); + + it("keeps every tier's presets reachable by name and unknown names fatal", () => { + for (const tier of ["low", "medium", "high"] as const) { + expect(gradePreset(tier).gradeIntensity).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(gradePreset(tier).tier).toBe(tier); + expect(qualityPreset(tier)).toBeTruthy(); + expect(resolveQualityTier({ tier })).toBe(tier); + } + expect(() => gradePreset("ultra")).toThrow(/Unknown quality tier/u); + }); + + it("hands the chain one stage that owns the output transform and one that follows it", () => { + // `grain` may not claim the seat: two stages claiming it would both expect the transform, and + // the chain refuses a stage that declares it with an anchor. + const stages = gradeStages(gradePreset("high"), LOADED); + expect(stages.map((stage) => stage.name)).toEqual(["grade", "grain"]); + expect(stages[0]?.afterOutputTransform).toBe(true); + expect(stages[0]?.after).toBeUndefined(); + expect(stages[1]?.after).toBe("grade"); + expect(stages[1]?.afterOutputTransform).toBeUndefined(); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts index fd07df7969..2936a86c74 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts @@ -261,12 +261,15 @@ describe("starter visual floor", () => { }); expect(scenario.assert?.camera).toMatchObject({ entity: "camera.main", follows: "player" }); expect(scenario.assert?.movement).toMatchObject({ entity: "player", minDistance: 4 }); - // AO, bloom and vignette are the whole shipped chain, and each one is proved to have changed - // the graph output rather than being reported as applied. + // AO, bloom and vignette are the chain this kit ships, `grade` and `grain` are the two stages + // its own `src/render/grade.ts` adds, and each one is proved to have changed the graph output + // rather than being reported as applied. expect(scenario.assert?.renderChain?.stages?.includes).toEqual([ "ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", + "grade", + "grain", ]); expect(Object.keys(scenario.assert?.renderChain?.contributions ?? {})).toEqual([ "graphOutputChanged", diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/native-ktx2.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/native-ktx2.spec.ts index 0909f554b1..9974661871 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/native-ktx2.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/native-ktx2.spec.ts @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import path from "node:path"; import { promisify } from "node:util"; import { compileAssets, modelPass } from "@threenative/assets"; import { encodeToKTX2 } from "ktx2-encoder"; -import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest"; import { buildFixtureGlb } from "../../../test-support/generate-fixture-model.js"; import { makeTempDir } from "../../../test-support/temp-dir.js"; import { @@ -24,6 +24,14 @@ const desktopV8 = () => path.resolve("packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts"), (() => ({ status: 0, stdout: "+ v8 build" })) as never, ); +const androidV8 = () => + resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities("android", undefined, undefined, { + THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=v8", + }); +const androidQuickJs = () => + resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities("android", undefined, undefined, { + THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs", + }); const viteInstall = path.resolve(import.meta.dirname, "../node_modules/vite"); afterEach(async () => { @@ -168,9 +176,16 @@ export default defineGame({ scenes: {} }); const output = await bundle(project, "android"); expect(await readFile(output, "utf8")).toMatch(/\bWebAssembly\b/u); - await expect(assertNativeBundleCompatible(output, "android")).rejects.toThrow( + await expect(assertNativeBundleCompatible(output, "android", androidQuickJs())).rejects.toThrow( /TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE/u, ); + await expect(assertNativeBundleCompatible(output, "ios")).rejects.toThrow( + /TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE/u, + ); + // Android V8 runs WebAssembly for its admitted decoders; Rapier and Recast stay refused. + await expect( + assertNativeBundleCompatible(output, "android", androidV8()), + ).resolves.toBeUndefined(); }, 180_000); it("refuses a mobile build whose compiled assets include KTX2, by name", async () => { @@ -188,10 +203,13 @@ export default defineGame({ scenes: {} }); await writeFile(path.join(project, "assets", "textures", "rock.ktx2"), ktx2); let failure: unknown; + vi.stubEnv("THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS", "-PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs"); try { await build({ cwd: project, target: "android" }); } catch (error) { failure = error; + } finally { + vi.unstubAllEnvs(); } expect(failure).toBeInstanceOf(Error); const message = failure instanceof Error ? failure.message : String(failure); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts index 6cb77fc441..5627e92f90 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts @@ -181,19 +181,21 @@ const PRD_201_PARENT_SCAFFOLD_HASHES: Readonly> = { // PR388 re-measured on top of develop: only package.json patch declarations and the copied // Vite/Tailwind patch bytes differ. Base: PR440 merged with develop 45565868: // TS7/API6 compiler pins plus shared render graph and actual-render-camera light layers. - "action-rpg": "62b63ac291984438e0dc555c06b234b55acdfe329729f8686a93cafa8a67e1fe", - minimal: "730163cac8e2207818cdb2032d15fcecd571a4b394e19eec331eee22439eab17", - platformer: "9ee3d5cc9129c328a0c8b03be4392486440669ced7b17176da15cbfccade4cac", - puzzle: "df5af80355cac776259a2e98be6ab7430ce53cea0ef74f597c0e7ab80ca658ba", - racing: "45864c6c8bf9ed408a1cbb825fed7940dd192d5bde0fb14e2b66936d918e497b", - rain: "07e065b9ee6558956a23c5cbe2918efd8b8fc9e8be3764040896acb9686c0899", - rts: "12e30a83a8c9b2ab3057839ffdb5b4b5c38533b69b642ab080467cd6ecf49f31", - runner: "cc2c2de62825a49a54c40d9fe40f497b3a4587b2762cc99e4f83da524dfa3a8f", - sailing: "7721c450b8b126e6d485abf6ec55950173882ded6ceeabc94de70168e74a1fe7", - shooter: "1855b4fbad7cc3f7b0dff9703b5160d118be0f786245b1f0b9594a283f00d236", - snow: "685118f41ecbcf92a95b8139896be34ceec07c724db701858994f599d3456e2d", - starter: "b3c1ffdc04514b3a5a86b069710c6b0b3dd4ecc276f2c6bf4b3c96597a63d1a6", - "tower-defense": "6cf2cb55734d2d3789d31f6adb92cdb875668be021544232c42381db027d6200", + // Recomputed on the runbook merge with origin/develop (a683fcff3): both lanes changed template + // source, so neither side's values apply. These are the merged tree's createProject measurement. + "action-rpg": "237206ea11d4756e153bc4eafeaba74f91068ae65773b602b8e9b92ecefdcea9", + minimal: "e147e3aa9d5d8960b32c8a2e822124578b3fcd923334c726642b35bc0afb3b2b", + platformer: "c4d7eb7d2d26be0b4e4336c602cab32c18719a1929c040a5d9389d5426265b1b", + puzzle: "4c9e0611e5325e665fd67109f85e0261074f669202d586edb6873e2373e2f975", + racing: "a35f6dc8faeb71e6d6ded0d061f0f140f71f9670ca570bf4d4dc3a584a7f9826", + rain: "0c4f1e5380c0dbc3e4dc7c01cfa9a5eb7c1bb2084b1912d0e9c8c2ad45dff54e", + rts: "aff4a13e4efd7a213b146310c7e90f1fb96b5bcb7e0453337278b17c7913d2c4", + runner: "ecc05987b670152af7b1f3e59bd31a88701c03091c9d3afae5c0ee31bbb8852e", + sailing: "db85bfd54546d5bdbede5dabaefc4fda376590e20cb83aaa979508079cf4a5ee", + shooter: "5f7326c2e94ac9b3c791a7a392534527a6a16979bb45ba04179b7582ecaf11bf", + snow: "bdd0fb84aeba266b7b9f28fafad4fdd8665b9960e4d1b043a2f8c0fc34328d19", + starter: "6ff8c85dfd95538306e50d7d3226f3373abc51769bf92eef2d39d99838042614", + "tower-defense": "f92b9ad5e0e55fd2bf19d654b166683f1b9d83ec90296c9ecd8740d057858070", }; const GENERATED_SCAFFOLD_METADATA = @@ -770,18 +772,19 @@ describe("create-threenative", () => { await cp(path.join(TEMPLATE_ROOT, "starter", "assets"), path.join(root, "assets"), { recursive: true, }); - const channel = (x: number, y: number, shift: number): number => { + // Gradients with ±3 levels of noise resist PNG compression without violating PRD-351's quality floor like pure noise. + const noise = (x: number, y: number, shift: number): number => { let value = Math.imul(x + 1, 0x45d9f3b) ^ Math.imul(y + 1, 0x27d4eb2d); value ^= value >>> 16; - return value >>> shift; + return ((value >>> shift) % 7) - 3; }; await writeFile( path.join(root, "assets", "web-codec-proof.png"), rgbaPng({ - blue: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 16), - green: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 8), + blue: (x, y) => 48 + Math.floor((x + y) / 2) + noise(x, y, 16), + green: (x, y) => 48 + y + noise(x, y, 8), height: 128, - red: (x, y) => channel(x, y, 0), + red: (x, y) => 48 + x + noise(x, y, 0), width: 128, }), ); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts index c5e971497f..66564bc310 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/vq-native-asset-capabilities.spec.ts @@ -22,17 +22,20 @@ describe("VQ-01 native asset capability contract", () => { { target: "desktop", engine: "v8", expected: "v8", wasm: true, decoder: true }, { target: "desktop", engine: "quickjs", expected: "quickjs", wasm: false, decoder: false }, { target: "desktop", engine: "unknown", expected: "unknown", wasm: false, decoder: false }, - { target: "android", engine: "v8", expected: "unknown", wasm: false, decoder: false }, - { target: "android", engine: "quickjs", expected: "unknown", wasm: false, decoder: false }, { target: "ios", engine: "v8", expected: "unknown", wasm: false, decoder: false }, ] as const)( "keeps $target separate from the build-host $engine engine", ({ target, engine, expected, wasm, decoder }) => { let probes = 0; - const capabilities = resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities(target, runtime, (() => { - probes++; - return { status: 0, stdout: `Native WebGPU JS runtime - wgpu-native + ${engine} build` }; - }) as never); + const capabilities = resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities( + target, + runtime, + (() => { + probes++; + return { status: 0, stdout: `Native WebGPU JS runtime - wgpu-native + ${engine} build` }; + }) as never, + {}, + ); expect(capabilities.engine).toBe(expected); expect(capabilities.webAssembly).toBe(wasm); expect(capabilities.decoders).toEqual({ ktx2: decoder, meshopt: decoder, draco: decoder }); @@ -40,6 +43,41 @@ describe("VQ-01 native asset capability contract", () => { }, ); + it.each([ + { gradle: undefined, engine: "v8", wasm: true, codecs: true }, + { + gradle: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=v8 -PthreenativeAbis=x86_64", + engine: "v8", + wasm: true, + codecs: true, + }, + { gradle: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=QuickJS", engine: "quickjs", wasm: false, codecs: false }, + { + gradle: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=v8 -PthreenativeJsEngine=quickjs", + engine: "quickjs", + wasm: false, + codecs: false, + }, + { gradle: "-PthreenativeJsEngine=hermes", engine: "unknown", wasm: false, codecs: false }, + ])( + "takes Android's engine from the Gradle selection ($gradle), never the build host", + ({ gradle, engine, wasm, codecs }) => { + const capabilities = resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities( + "android", + runtime, + (() => { + throw new Error("an Android build must not probe a host executable"); + }) as never, + gradle === undefined ? {} : { THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS: gradle }, + ); + expect(capabilities.engine).toBe(engine); + expect(capabilities.artifact).toBe(`android:${engine}`); + expect(capabilities.webAssembly).toBe(wasm); + // Draco has no Android device proof, so it stays refused even on V8. + expect(capabilities.decoders).toEqual({ ktx2: codecs, meshopt: codecs, draco: false }); + }, + ); + it("changes the runtime identity when the selected bytes change at the same path", async () => { const root = await makeTempDir("vq-runtime-identity-"); roots.push(root); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md index d06cdb84c6..57667b6862 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md @@ -2981,18 +2981,18 @@ const sampleHeight = heightSamplerFromHeightmap(terrain, extent, await loadWorld ### `loadTerrainSplat` -`function` — The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares. +`function` — The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Each layer answers light from its own ORM map where the table ships one and from the table's own roughness and metalness where it does not; a layer that states neither is matte and dielectric, and named in a warning. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds, surface response and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares. ```ts export async function loadTerrainSplat(options: ILoadTerrainSplatOptions): Promise { … } ``` - **Use when:** terrain textured by splat masks exported from Blender with the world package · the game's terrain should match the DCC's terrain material without a second copy -- **Constraints:** the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by the `export_terrain_layers.py` recipe · WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: planes + diffuse maps + normal maps must fit +- **Constraints:** the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by `export_terrain_layers` in the `export_world.py` recipe · WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: same-size layers stack into one array texture per set, and `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT samplers=` reports what is left - **Overrides:** every value comes from the package's table; the returned material is the game's to adjust ```ts -const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, url: "world/world.json" }); +const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, renderer: ctx.renderer, url: "world/world.json" }); const world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: "world/world.json", surface, follow, ring: 2 }); ``` diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json index 802aa1ea24..d8452a8554 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json @@ -3815,10 +3815,10 @@ { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ - "the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by the `export_terrain_layers.py` recipe", - "WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: planes + diffuse maps + normal maps must fit" + "the package's world.json must carry `terrain.layers.table` and `terrain.layers.splat`, written by `export_terrain_layers` in the `export_world.py` recipe", + "WebGPU allows 16 sampled textures per stage: same-size layers stack into one array texture per set, and `TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT samplers=` reports what is left" ], - "example": "const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\" });\nconst world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\", surface, follow, ring: 2 });", + "example": "const surface = await loadTerrainSplat({ assets: ctx.assets, renderer: ctx.renderer, url: \"world/world.json\" });\nconst world = await WorldCells.load({ assets: ctx.assets, url: \"world/world.json\", surface, follow, ring: 2 });", "importPath": "@threenative/core/world", "kind": "function", "overrides": [ @@ -3830,7 +3830,7 @@ "terrain textured by splat masks exported from Blender with the world package", "the game's terrain should match the DCC's terrain material without a second copy" ], - "summary": "The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares.", + "summary": "The splat terrain surface a world package describes, for `WorldCells.load({ surface })`. Layers blend over a base by mask channels read as linear data (the masks ship raw, beside the heightmap, so no cook moves a blend threshold), with noise-broken edges and macro brightness variation. Texture sets tile in world metres on the package's ground plane (x, -z: a Z-up authoring tool's x and y), cliffs can be triplanar, and the base plus any layer that asks carries a normal map. Each layer answers light from its own ORM map where the table ships one and from the table's own roughness and metalness where it does not; a layer that states neither is matte and dielectric, and named in a warning. Nothing here is a look choice: textures, tiles, tints, thresholds, surface response and noise scales all come from the package's table, which the game authors once and its DCC shares.", "supersedes": [], "symbol": "loadTerrainSplat" }, diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts b/packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts index 52009bd820..bd821fcc93 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/src/build.ts @@ -107,11 +107,13 @@ export async function assertNativeBundleCompatible( ); } if (target === "desktop" && capabilities.webAssembly) return; + // Android V8 has WebAssembly for its admitted decoders; Rapier and Recast stay on the native + // backend there, so only the bare global is allowed. const wasm = [ - ["WebAssembly", /\bWebAssembly\b/u], - ["Rapier WASM", /rapier_wasm|RAPIER_VERSION|rawrapier/u], - ["Recast WASM", /recast-navigation\.wasm|recastnavigationwasm/u], - ].filter(([, pattern]) => (pattern as RegExp).test(source)); + ...(capabilities.webAssembly ? [] : [["WebAssembly", /\bWebAssembly\b/u] as const]), + ["Rapier WASM", /rapier_wasm|RAPIER_VERSION|rawrapier/u] as const, + ["Recast WASM", /recast-navigation\.wasm|recastnavigationwasm/u] as const, + ].filter(([, pattern]) => pattern.test(source)); if (wasm.length === 0) return; throw new Error( `${target === "desktop" ? "TN_NATIVE_WASM_UNSUPPORTED" : "TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE"}: ${target} artifact ${capabilities.artifact} (${capabilities.engine}) bundle contains ${wasm.map(([label]) => label).join(", ")}. Move web-only WASM imports out of src/game.ts or provide a threenative-native conditional backend; mobile navigation is owned by PRD-052.`, @@ -1063,32 +1065,61 @@ export function runtimeHasWebAssembly( return runtimeEngine(binary, probe) === "v8"; } +/** + * The Android engine the packager will compile or fetch: the `-PthreenativeJsEngine` Gradle + * property passed through `THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS`, else the Gradle default `v8`. A value Gradle + * would refuse resolves to `unknown`, which is decoder-free. + */ +function androidEngine(env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): "v8" | "quickjs" | "unknown" { + const value = (env.THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS ?? "") + .split(" ") + .map((arg) => /^(?:-P|--project-prop=)threenativeJsEngine=(.*)$/u.exec(arg)?.[1]) + .filter((entry) => entry !== undefined) + .at(-1); + const engine = (value ?? "v8").toLowerCase(); + return engine === "v8" || engine === "quickjs" ? engine : "unknown"; +} + /** * One conservative decision for cooking, validation and bundling. Only desktop's selected * executable is runnable here: a desktop packaging tool is never evidence about Android/iOS. - * Mobile stays decoder-free until its selected artifact and packaged loaders are qualified. + * Android's engine is the one its Gradle build selects; Android V8 admits only the codecs its + * packaged loader has run on a device lane (KTX2 and Meshopt, PRD-485), Draco stays refused. + * iOS stays decoder-free until its selected artifact and packaged loaders are qualified. * Desktop V8 retains its existing decoder path; WASM alone does not qualify new codec targets. */ export function resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities( target: BuildTarget, binary?: string, probe: typeof spawnSync = spawnSync, + env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv = process.env, ) { const selected = target === "desktop" ? binary : undefined; - const engine = target === "web" ? "browser" : runtimeEngine(selected, probe); - const artifact = selected === undefined ? `${target}:unresolved` : path.resolve(selected); + const engine = + target === "web" + ? "browser" + : target === "android" + ? androidEngine(env) + : runtimeEngine(selected, probe); + const artifact = + target === "android" + ? `android:${engine}` + : selected === undefined + ? `${target}:unresolved` + : path.resolve(selected); let identity = artifact; if (selected !== undefined && existsSync(selected)) { identity = `${target}:sha256:${createHash("sha256").update(readFileSync(selected)).digest("hex")}`; } const webAssembly = engine === "v8" || engine === "browser"; const bundled = target === "web" || (target === "desktop" && webAssembly); + const androidV8 = target === "android" && engine === "v8"; return { artifact, identity, engine, webAssembly, - decoders: { ktx2: bundled, meshopt: bundled, draco: bundled }, + decoders: { ktx2: bundled || androidV8, meshopt: bundled || androidV8, draco: bundled }, }; } @@ -1098,6 +1129,7 @@ async function bundleNative( entry: string, target: NativeBuildTarget, nativeBackend: boolean, + decoders: { ktx2: boolean; meshopt: boolean; draco: boolean }, ): Promise { const output = path.join(cwd, ".threenative", "build", "game.js"); await run( @@ -1113,6 +1145,16 @@ async function bundleNative( "--output", output, ...(nativeBackend ? ["--native-backend"] : []), + // Only a mobile bundle reads it: desktop already chooses stubs through `--native-backend`. + ...(target === "android" + ? [ + "--decoders", + Object.entries(decoders) + .filter(([, admitted]) => admitted) + .map(([codec]) => codec) + .join(","), + ] + : []), ], cwd, ); @@ -1239,7 +1281,14 @@ async function buildNative( const orientation = config.display.orientation; const configPath = await writePackagingConfig(cwd, config); const runtimeRoot = packageRoot(cwd, "@threenative/runtime-native"); - const bundle = await bundleNative(cwd, runtimeRoot, entry, target, !capabilities.webAssembly); + const bundle = await bundleNative( + cwd, + runtimeRoot, + entry, + target, + !capabilities.webAssembly, + capabilities.decoders, + ); await assertNativeBundleCompatible(bundle, target, capabilities); // The compiled root the project configured, which `compileAssets` above baked into — not the // `public` default. A project whose cook profile writes elsewhere was packaging an empty diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/src/config.ts b/packages/create-threenative/src/config.ts index 528e8a8212..4ee30f8f89 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/src/config.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/src/config.ts @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ export interface IThreeNativeModelsConfig { readonly textures?: | "none" | { - readonly maxSize?: number; + readonly maxSize?: number | Readonly>; readonly quality?: number; readonly overrides?: readonly { readonly slot: string; @@ -1089,7 +1089,23 @@ function textureQuality(value: unknown, label: string): number { return value; } -function textureMaxSize(value: unknown): number { +function textureMaxSize(value: unknown): number | Readonly> { + if (isRecord(value)) + return Object.fromEntries( + Object.entries(value).map(([slot, cap]) => { + if ( + !/^[a-z][a-zA-Z]*Texture$/u.test(slot) || + typeof cap !== "number" || + !Number.isSafeInteger(cap) || + cap < 4 + ) + fail( + "TN_CONFIG_ASSETS_INVALID", + `assets.textures.maxSize.${slot} must name a glTF texture slot with a positive integer cap of at least 4.`, + ); + return [slot, cap]; + }), + ); if (typeof value !== "number" || !Number.isSafeInteger(value) || value < 4) { fail( "TN_CONFIG_ASSETS_INVALID", diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/src/doctor.ts b/packages/create-threenative/src/doctor.ts index eab09269e3..48e0646f4d 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/src/doctor.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/src/doctor.ts @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ import { pathToFileURL } from "node:url"; import { installCommandFor, resolveBlender } from "threenative-blender-mcp/bridge"; import { MCP_HOSTS } from "../../core/mcp/install.mjs"; +import { resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities } from "./build.js"; import { loadConfig } from "./config.js"; import { type IMcpPackage, @@ -865,21 +866,22 @@ function assetPipelineCheck(snapshot: IProjectSnapshot): IDoctorCheck { const mobileTargets = configuredTargets(snapshot).filter( (target) => target === "android" || target === "ios", ); - if (mobileTargets.length > 0) { - const textures = assets.textures; - if (textures !== "none") { - details.push( - `TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED: assets.textures compiles textures for ${mobileTargets.join("/")}; mobile native targets require assets.textures to be "none"`, - ); - status = "warn"; - } - const models = assets.models; - if (models !== "none") { - details.push( - `TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED: assets.models compiles model geometry for ${mobileTargets.join("/")}; mobile native targets require assets.models to be "none"`, - ); - status = "warn"; - } + // Android V8 admits KTX2 and Meshopt (the same resolution `threenative build` makes). + const lacking = (codec: "ktx2" | "meshopt") => + mobileTargets.filter((target) => !resolveRuntimeAssetCapabilities(target).decoders[codec]); + const noKtx2 = lacking("ktx2"); + if (noKtx2.length > 0 && assets.textures !== "none") { + details.push( + `TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED: assets.textures compiles textures for ${noKtx2.join("/")}; that runtime requires assets.textures to be "none"`, + ); + status = "warn"; + } + const noMeshopt = lacking("meshopt"); + if (noMeshopt.length > 0 && assets.models !== "none") { + details.push( + `TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED: assets.models compiles model geometry for ${noMeshopt.join("/")}; that runtime requires assets.models to be "none"`, + ); + status = "warn"; } return { detail: details.join("; "), diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/template-assets/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/template-assets/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/template-assets/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/template-assets/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/template-playtests/starter/look.playtest.json b/packages/create-threenative/template-playtests/starter/look.playtest.json index 90909e4fbf..dde69a072f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/template-playtests/starter/look.playtest.json +++ b/packages/create-threenative/template-playtests/starter/look.playtest.json @@ -68,18 +68,19 @@ "software": { "contributions": { "graphOutputChanged": ["bloom", "vignette", "antialias"] }, "stages": { - "includes": ["bloom", "vignette", "antialias"], - "order": ["bloom", "vignette", "antialias"] + "includes": ["bloom", "vignette", "antialias", "grade"], + "excludes": ["grain"], + "order": ["bloom", "vignette", "antialias", "grade"] }, "tier": "low" } }, "stages": { - "includes": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette"], - "order": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette"] + "includes": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"], + "order": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"] }, "contributions": { - "graphOutputChanged": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette"] + "graphOutputChanged": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"] } }, "visibility": [ diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/action-rpg/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/action-rpg/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/action-rpg/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/action-rpg/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/minimal/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/minimal/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/minimal/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/minimal/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/puzzle/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/puzzle/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/puzzle/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/puzzle/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/racing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/racing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/racing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/racing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/rain/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/rain/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/rain/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/rain/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/rts/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/rts/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/rts/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/rts/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/runner/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/runner/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/runner/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/runner/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/sailing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/sailing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/sailing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/sailing/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/shooter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/shooter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/shooter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/shooter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/snow/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/snow/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/snow/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/snow/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json index 39e548f67a..04fd16a22a 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/native-playtests/render-chain.playtest.json @@ -27,7 +27,11 @@ "renderChain": { "tier": "high", "stages": { - "includes": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette"] + "includes": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"], + "order": ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", 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Both are +// *authored* stages — `postprocessing.ts` hands their factories to `WorldEnvironment`, which owns +// the order, the tier and the report, so `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each one as applied or refused +// with a reason instead of this file guessing whether it ran. +// +// The table in `public/grade.cube` is this game's, written by `tools/make-grade-lut.mjs`. Replace +// that one file with any `.cube` from any grading tool and nothing else here changes. `quality.ts` +// owns how strong the grade is, how much grain there is, and which tier runs each. +// +// **Why `afterOutputTransform`.** A `.cube` table is authored against the picture a person sees: +// sRGB, tone-mapped, 0–1. This stage therefore reads the frame *after* the output transform and +// asks the chain to install the graph with the renderer's automatic transform switched off — the +// same arrangement three's own FXAA example uses. `renderOutput` below is the pipeline's own +// tone curve and encode, applied once and by hand, so the frame keeps exactly one output +// transform whether this stage runs or not. +// +// The alternative, mapping scene-referred light onto the table's domain and back, was measured and +// dropped: an 8-bit table quantises in 1/255 steps, and no bijection of the two-parameter family +// recovered the frame to within one 8-bit step per channel — the best of them cost 2.0, and +// `(x/W)^g / (1 + (x/W)^g)` with `W = 4, g = 1/2.2` cost 4.3. `__tests__/grade.spec.ts` holds the +// arithmetic; the value of the transform's own seat is that an identity table there is under one +// step by construction rather than by a fitted curve. +import type { Data3DTexture } from "three"; +import { film } from "three/addons/tsl/display/FilmNode.js"; +import { lut3D } from "three/addons/tsl/display/Lut3DNode.js"; +import { float, renderOutput, texture3D, time, uv } from "three/tsl"; +import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; +import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; +import type { ChainStage } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; + +/** + * What `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` prints when a stage is refused. Never blank, and never the same answer + * twice: a stage that quietly ran at zero strength looks exactly like one this game turned on. + * Module-local because the report is the contract, not the binding: a scenario reads these strings + * out of the marker, and `__tests__/grade.spec.ts` pins them as literals for that reason. + */ +const GRADE_REASONS = { + gradeOff: "gradeIntensity:0", + grainOff: "grainIntensity:0", + lutPending: "lut:pending", +} as const; + +/** What this game's tiers decide about its grade. `quality.ts` is the only writer. */ +export interface IGradeSettings { + /** How far the table's colour is mixed over the frame. Zero refuses the stage. */ + readonly gradeIntensity: number; + /** Whether the grain moves. A still frame gets the still pattern instead. */ + readonly grainAnimated: boolean; + /** How much grain. Zero refuses the stage. */ + readonly grainIntensity: number; + /** The tier these numbers were chosen for; reported with the decision. */ + readonly tier: QualityTier; +} + +/** The loaded table: the parsed `.cube` and the size `lut3D` has to be told. */ +export interface IGradeTable { + readonly size: number; + readonly texture: Data3DTexture; +} + +/** + * Whether one authored stage runs, or the reason it does not. + * + * An intensity of zero refuses rather than running at zero, so a tier that turned the look off is + * reported as off instead of reading as applied. `tableLoaded` is the grade's own: until the file + * has arrived there is nothing to look up, and the frame is better ungraded than wrongly graded. + * + * Module-local because the stages are the surface: what a scenario reads is what the chain asked + * each stage, so `__tests__/grade.spec.ts` calls `available()` on the returned stages rather than + * this function. + */ +function refusal( + name: "grade" | "grain", + settings: IGradeSettings, + tableLoaded: boolean, +): true | string { + if (name === "grain") return settings.grainIntensity > 0 ? true : GRADE_REASONS.grainOff; + if (!(settings.gradeIntensity > 0)) return GRADE_REASONS.gradeOff; + return tableLoaded ? true : GRADE_REASONS.lutPending; +} + +/** + * The two stages, in order. + * + * `grade` takes the output transform's seat and is last by construction; `grain` is anchored after + * it, so the grain sits over the graded picture — which is where a grain belongs, since a noise + * added before the tone curve is crushed in the shadows and blown out in the highlights. + */ +export function gradeStages( + settings: IGradeSettings, + table: IGradeTable | undefined, +): readonly ChainStage[] { + const loaded = table !== undefined; + return [ + { + name: "grade", + afterOutputTransform: true, + available: () => refusal("grade", settings, loaded), + build: (input) => { + if (table === undefined) + throw new Error( + "grade built before its table loaded; available() should have refused it.", + ); + // The pipeline's own transform, applied here because `afterOutputTransform` took it away + // from the renderer. Same tone curve, same encode, same exposure — applied once. + const display = renderOutput(input as Node<"vec4">); + const graded = lut3D( + display, + texture3D(table.texture), + table.size, + float(settings.gradeIntensity), + ); + // The addon's declaration types its own return as the raw node class, which omits the + // element API the proxied object carries at runtime. An assertion and nothing else, the + // same one `worldEnvironment.ts` makes for the denoise node: no node is added here. + return graded as unknown as Node<"vec4">; + }, + }, + { + name: "grain", + after: "grade", + available: () => refusal("grain", settings, loaded), + build: (input) => + film( + input as Node<"vec4">, + float(settings.grainIntensity), + // `film()` adds the clock to whatever uv it is handed, so a still grain hands it back. + settings.grainAnimated ? undefined : uv().sub(time), + ), + }, + ]; +} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts index 6d4a140a9c..20fa6e147f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts @@ -10,14 +10,16 @@ // run — a desktop that is dropping frames, a capture you want to compare — pass it: // `setupPost(renderer, scene, camera, { tier: "low" })`. Overriding does not silence the report: // `TN_QUALITY_TIER` names the tier that ran either way. -import type { Camera, DirectionalLight, Scene } from "three"; +import { type Camera, type DirectionalLight, FloatType, type Scene } from "three"; +import { LUTCubeLoader } from "three/addons/loaders/LUTCubeLoader.js"; import { type IAdaptiveQualityOptions, type IQualityWindow, createAdaptiveQuality, formatQualityAdaptation, } from "./adaptiveQuality.js"; -import { type QualityTier, qualityPreset } from "./quality.js"; +import { type IGradeTable, gradeStages } from "./grade.js"; +import { type QualityTier, gradePreset, qualityPreset } from "./quality.js"; import type { FogMedium } from "./volumetricFog.js"; import { type OutputRenderer, WorldEnvironment } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; @@ -28,6 +30,13 @@ interface IPostController { dispose(): void; } +/** + * This game's colour table, relative to the page so it resolves the same way served and packaged. + * `public/grade.cube` is written by `tools/make-grade-lut.mjs`, and replacing it with a `.cube` + * from any grading tool is the whole of "change the grade". + */ +const GRADE_TABLE_URL = "grade.cube"; + let active: IPostController | undefined; /** The starter's game.ts connects its existing completed frame-window callback here. */ @@ -61,6 +70,7 @@ export function setupPost( let disposed = false; let disposeGraph: (() => void) | undefined; let medium: FogMedium | undefined; + let table: IGradeTable | undefined; let observation: Record = { tier: policy.tier, source: policy.pinned ? "pinned" : "auto", @@ -72,7 +82,13 @@ export function setupPost( medium = environment.fog?.(); const composed = medium; const settings = qualityPreset(policy.tier); - const world = new WorldEnvironment(settings); + const world = new WorldEnvironment({ + ...settings, + // Two stages this game owns, not the chain's: `grade.ts` builds them, `WorldEnvironment` + // orders and reports them, and `quality.ts` decides whether each tier runs them. + authoredStageNames: ["grade", "grain"], + authoredStages: () => gradeStages(gradePreset(policy.tier), table), + }); const applied = world.apply(renderer, scene, camera, { godraysLight: environment.godraysLight, // Ahead of exposure and every stage, which is the only place a participating medium can go. @@ -83,6 +99,27 @@ export function setupPost( environment.onTierChanged?.(policy.tier); } apply(); + // The table is a file, so it lands after the chain that would read it. Until then both stages + // are refused with a reason rather than grading nothing, and the chain is rebuilt once it does. + // `FloatType`, because the default 8-bit load *truncates* `value * 255` into a `Uint8Array`: an + // identity table then reads low by up to 0.875 of a step and the round trip through the grade is + // never the frame the game drew. A float table keeps the file's own numbers, so the arithmetic in + // `__tests__/grade.spec.ts` and the frame agree at one step. + const tableLoader = new LUTCubeLoader().setType(FloatType); + void tableLoader.loadAsync(GRADE_TABLE_URL).then( + (loaded) => { + table?.texture.dispose(); + table = { size: loaded.size, texture: loaded.texture3D }; + if (!disposed) apply(); + }, + (error: unknown) => { + // A missing table is this game's file, not the harness's: name it and leave the frame + // ungraded rather than reporting a stage as applied that never ran. + console.error( + `TN_GRADE_TABLE ${GRADE_TABLE_URL}: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`, + ); + }, + ); const source = environment.tier === undefined ? "platform" : "override"; console.info( `TN_QUALITY_TIER ${policy.tier} mobile=${environment.mobile === true} software=${ @@ -113,6 +150,10 @@ export function setupPost( disposeGraph = undefined; medium?.dispose(); medium = undefined; + // The table outlives any one chain — a tier change rebuilds the graph around the same one — + // so it is released here and not by a stage that would take it with the first replacement. + table?.texture.dispose(); + table = undefined; if (active === controller) active = undefined; }, }; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts index 9d6bb47c73..f42377a597 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ // probe on `scene.environment`, measured at **~6.3 ms of an 18-19 ms Pixel 8 frame**. It is set // in `sky.ts`, not in this file. // +import type { IGradeSettings } from "./grade.js"; import type { IWorldEnvironmentOptions } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; /** @@ -116,6 +117,29 @@ const low: IWorldEnvironmentOptions = { ...shared, renderChainTier: "low" }; const QUALITY_PRESETS: Record = { high, low, medium }; +/** + * This game's colour grade and grain, per tier. The table itself lives in `public/grade.cube` and + * the maths in `grade.ts`; these are the four numbers the look is dialled with. + * + * **The grain default is 1/255, and that is the point.** `film()` scales its noise by + * the pixel's own value, so on mid-grey concrete this moves a channel by well under half an 8-bit + * step — below what the framebuffer can show. It shipped at 0.12, and a blind judge called the + * result "grain clearly visible as speckle over sky and flat walls and behind HUD text". A default + * must never degrade the look, so raise this number when you want the film look: 0.12 is a visible + * grain, 0.3 a heavy one. + * + * A zero refuses its stage rather than running it at zero strength, so `low` — a phone, where a + * moving grain is the first thing to go — reports `grain` as refused with its reason instead of + * reading as applied. The grade survives there: it is one texture fetch and the frame is the + * same frame without it. `high` keeps a non-zero grain on purpose, so `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` can still + * name it as applied there rather than reporting the stage a default deliberately declined to run. + */ +const GRADE_PRESETS: Record = { + high: { gradeIntensity: 1, grainAnimated: true, grainIntensity: 0.0039, tier: "high" }, + medium: { gradeIntensity: 1, grainAnimated: false, grainIntensity: 0.0039, tier: "medium" }, + low: { gradeIntensity: 1, grainAnimated: false, grainIntensity: 0, tier: "low" }, +}; + /** The stages and strengths a tier turns on. Throws on a name that is not a tier. */ export function qualityPreset(tier: string): IWorldEnvironmentOptions { const preset = QUALITY_PRESETS[tier as QualityTier]; @@ -127,6 +151,17 @@ export function qualityPreset(tier: string): IWorldEnvironmentOptions { return preset; } +/** The grade and grain a tier runs. Throws on a name that is not a tier, for the same reason. */ +export function gradePreset(tier: string): IGradeSettings { + const preset = GRADE_PRESETS[tier as QualityTier]; + if (preset === undefined) { + throw new Error( + `Unknown quality tier ${JSON.stringify(tier)} — expected one of ${QUALITY_TIERS.join(", ")}.`, + ); + } + return preset; +} + /** First admitted material lane: high desktop hardware WebGPU in the browser only. */ export interface IMaterialLightingEnvironment { readonly web: boolean; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/tools/make-grade-lut.mjs b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/tools/make-grade-lut.mjs new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5480c22838 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/tools/make-grade-lut.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env node +// Writes this game's colour table to `public/grade.cube`. +// +// `src/render/grade.ts` loads whatever is in that file and looks it up; nothing else in the game +// knows what the grade is. Swap that file for a `.cube` exported from any grading tool and the +// stage reads that instead — this script exists so the shipped table is reproducible and its few +// numbers sit in one readable place, not because a `.cube` needs generating. +// +// node tools/make-grade-lut.mjs the shipped grade +// node tools/make-grade-lut.mjs --identity a table that changes nothing, for checking the +// round trip through grade.ts +// node tools/make-grade-lut.mjs --out other.cube +import { mkdirSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import path from "node:path"; +import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; + +/** + * Table edge length. 9 keeps the shipped table a readable 729 lines, and the cost of a coarse grid + * is measured rather than assumed: the hardware's trilinear interpolation of this grade departs + * from the curve it was written from by at most 7.5 of 255 steps, all of it in the top interval of + * a channel whose gain above one has to clip (`__tests__/grade.spec.ts` measures both numbers, and + * re-reads the constants below from this file, so raising SIZE cannot pass unnoticed). A grade that + * needs its top of the range followed exactly wants 17 or 33; a gentler curve wants neither. + */ +const SIZE = 9; + +/** The grade itself, in display-referred [0, 1] — which is what a `.cube` is written against. */ +const CONTRAST = 1.06; + +/** + * The pivot is mid-grey, and that is most of what makes this a default rather than a look. A pivot + * at 0.18 — where this table started — leaves everything above it brighter, because a contrast + * curve anchored low down lifts the whole middle of the range: measured on the frame, it moved + * mid-grey up 8 of 255 steps and the sky up 12, which is what "washed toward cream" and "muddy" + * read like on screen. Anchored at 0.5 it darkens below the middle, brightens above it, and keeps + * the blacks where they were. + */ +const PIVOT = 0.5; + +/** + * The channel mixer, and deliberately the smallest one that is still a grade. + * + * This started at `{ b: 0.94, g: 1, r: 1.07 }` — a 13% warm spread. A blind judge compared the + * starter with that table against the starter without one and preferred **no table**: grey + * concrete read as sandstone, the sky as cream, and the whole frame as mud. A default that makes + * the picture worse is not a default, so the spread is now about 1/26 of that — one 8-bit step or + * less on concrete and on sky alike, which is what `__tests__/grade.spec.ts` pins. A game that + * wants the warm look names its own gain here. + */ +const GAIN = { b: 0.9975, g: 1, r: 1.0025 }; + +/** + * Contrast about a pivot: a power function that leaves the pivot alone and darkens below it. This + * is the one operation a grading tool would call a curve; the gain above is its channel mixer, and + * it is why the top of the warm channel clips — a gain above one cannot brighten a pixel that is + * already white, which is what the table above says about highlights. + */ +const grade = (value, channel) => + Math.min(1, PIVOT ** (1 - CONTRAST) * value ** CONTRAST * GAIN[channel]); + +function flag(name) { + return process.argv.includes(`--${name}`); +} + +function option(name, fallback) { + const at = process.argv.indexOf(`--${name}`); + return at === -1 ? fallback : process.argv[at + 1]; +} + +const identity = flag("identity"); +const target = option( + "out", + path.resolve(path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), "..", "public", "grade.cube"), +); + +const lines = [ + "# Written by tools/make-grade-lut.mjs — edit that, not this file.", + `# ${identity ? "Identity table: this game ungraded, to check the round trip." : "This game's grade."}`, + "# Red varies fastest, which is the Cube LUT order and the x axis of the uploaded 3D texture.", + `TITLE "starter ${identity ? "identity" : "neutral-warm"}"`, + `LUT_3D_SIZE ${SIZE}`, + "", +]; + +// `LUTCubeLoader` copies each line's three numbers into x, y then z, so the loop below walks x +// fastest and an identity table is a straight ramp along every axis. +for (let texel = 0; texel < SIZE ** 3; texel += 1) { + const r = (texel % SIZE) / (SIZE - 1); + const g = (Math.floor(texel / SIZE) % SIZE) / (SIZE - 1); + const b = (Math.floor(texel / SIZE ** 2) % SIZE) / (SIZE - 1); + const graded = [ + identity ? r : grade(r, "r"), + identity ? g : grade(g, "g"), + identity ? b : grade(b, "b"), + ]; + lines.push(graded.map((value) => value.toFixed(6)).join(" ")); +} + +mkdirSync(path.dirname(target), { recursive: true }); +writeFileSync(target, `${lines.join("\n")}\n`, "utf8"); +process.stdout.write(`wrote ${target} (${SIZE}^3, red varies fastest)\n`); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/tower-defense/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/tower-defense/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts index d1f82a7b8e..6e05f8c31e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/tower-defense/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/tower-defense/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts @@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ export type ChainStage = { readonly name: string; readonly before?: string; readonly after?: string; + /** + * This stage reads display-referred colour — tone-mapped and sRGB-encoded — so the chain + * installs the graph with the renderer's automatic output transform switched off and the stage + * applies that transform itself (`renderOutput` from `three/tsl`). + * + * For effects authored against the picture rather than against light: a `.cube` table, an + * sRGB-space edge filter. Such a stage runs last and may not declare an anchor, and the chain + * only hands the renderer its transform back when the stage was actually refused. + */ + readonly afterOutputTransform?: boolean; readonly available?: (context: ChainContext) => boolean | string; readonly dispose?: () => void; readonly minimumTier?: ChainTier; diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/AGENTS.md b/packages/runtime-native/AGENTS.md index 47bcb0e9f1..850dae82ce 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/runtime-native/AGENTS.md @@ -81,21 +81,22 @@ enforced contract, not a second prose-only list. Native bundles enter through the project's declared `threenative.nativeEntry` (default `src/game.ts`), which must default-export the game. `TN_NATIVE_ENTRY_MISSING` and `TN_NATIVE_ENTRY_NO_DEFAULT` are entry-contract failures; `TN_NATIVE_WEB_ONLY_UI` means the -portable graph reached browser UI; `TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE` means Android or iOS reached -WASM. Do not weaken these guards. Every packager stages the configured asset root (`assets.output`, default `public/`) through +portable graph reached browser UI; `TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE` means iOS or Android QuickJS reached +WASM, or Rapier/Recast WASM reached Android V8. Do not weaken these guards. Every packager stages the configured asset root (`assets.output`, default `public/`) through `selectManifestAssets` beside the game bundle, and a missing runtime asset must reject game startup rather than fall back to the network. -**Mobile still has no qualified compressed-asset decoder path.** Android's V8 engine alone -is not loader proof: Basis, Meshopt and Draco stay refusing stubs until their packaged paths are -qualified. Android QuickJS and iOS JSC also have no WASM engine. The desktop build resolves and +**Android V8 admits KTX2 and Meshopt; every other mobile codec stays refused.** The Android +engine is the one `THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS` selects (`-PthreenativeJsEngine`, default `v8`), and +`scripts/bundle.mjs --decoders ktx2,meshopt` keeps those two real loaders (PRD-485, emulator only). +Draco stays a refusing stub on Android. Android QuickJS and iOS JSC have no WASM engine. The desktop build resolves and hashes its exact package runtime before cooking; QuickJS, JSC and unknown engine probes take the decoder-free compiler and bundle path. The existing desktop V8 decoder path stays unchanged. `scripts/bundle.mjs --native-backend` selects the refusing stubs on desktop too. A compiled asset that needs a missing decoder is refused before packaging with `TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED` or `TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED`, naming the asset and selected runtime. Authored KTX2, embedded Basis textures and shared KTX2 images are all checked. Native cook-cache keys include -runtime identity and decoder capabilities. Full mobile artifact/cohort resolution and -packaged-loader qualification remain open in PRD-VQ-01. +runtime identity and decoder capabilities. iOS artifact resolution and Android Draco qualification +remain open. ## Package boundaries diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/CLAUDE.md b/packages/runtime-native/CLAUDE.md index aaa582fe0d..2242857875 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/runtime-native/CLAUDE.md @@ -83,21 +83,22 @@ enforced contract, not a second prose-only list. Native bundles enter through the project's declared `threenative.nativeEntry` (default `src/game.ts`), which must default-export the game. `TN_NATIVE_ENTRY_MISSING` and `TN_NATIVE_ENTRY_NO_DEFAULT` are entry-contract failures; `TN_NATIVE_WEB_ONLY_UI` means the -portable graph reached browser UI; `TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE` means Android or iOS reached -WASM. Do not weaken these guards. Every packager stages the configured asset root (`assets.output`, default `public/`) through +portable graph reached browser UI; `TN_NATIVE_WASM_ON_MOBILE` means iOS or Android QuickJS reached +WASM, or Rapier/Recast WASM reached Android V8. Do not weaken these guards. Every packager stages the configured asset root (`assets.output`, default `public/`) through `selectManifestAssets` beside the game bundle, and a missing runtime asset must reject game startup rather than fall back to the network. -**Mobile still has no qualified compressed-asset decoder path.** Android's V8 engine alone -is not loader proof: Basis, Meshopt and Draco stay refusing stubs until their packaged paths are -qualified. Android QuickJS and iOS JSC also have no WASM engine. The desktop build resolves and +**Android V8 admits KTX2 and Meshopt; every other mobile codec stays refused.** The Android +engine is the one `THREENATIVE_GRADLE_ARGS` selects (`-PthreenativeJsEngine`, default `v8`), and +`scripts/bundle.mjs --decoders ktx2,meshopt` keeps those two real loaders (PRD-485, emulator only). +Draco stays a refusing stub on Android. Android QuickJS and iOS JSC have no WASM engine. The desktop build resolves and hashes its exact package runtime before cooking; QuickJS, JSC and unknown engine probes take the decoder-free compiler and bundle path. The existing desktop V8 decoder path stays unchanged. `scripts/bundle.mjs --native-backend` selects the refusing stubs on desktop too. A compiled asset that needs a missing decoder is refused before packaging with `TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED` or `TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED`, naming the asset and selected runtime. Authored KTX2, embedded Basis textures and shared KTX2 images are all checked. Native cook-cache keys include -runtime identity and decoder capabilities. Full mobile artifact/cohort resolution and -packaged-loader qualification remain open in PRD-VQ-01. +runtime identity and decoder capabilities. iOS artifact resolution and Android Draco qualification +remain open. ## Package boundaries diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/asset-manifest.spec.ts b/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/asset-manifest.spec.ts index 17169f8c6d..defbcd0ca2 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/asset-manifest.spec.ts +++ b/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/asset-manifest.spec.ts @@ -144,6 +144,43 @@ describe("the asset selector drops what this cook did not produce", () => { ]); }); + it("stages a hand-placed file no cook produces, whatever its extension", () => { + // PRD-492 filed this as "the desktop packager drops every undeclared public/ file", from a + // `TN_GRADE_TABLE grade.cube: File read error` on the starter's desktop run. It does not: the + // selector's rule 3 keeps what no cook produced, so a colour table — an extension no asset + // pipeline emits — stages on every native target exactly like the level JSON above. What was + // actually missing was the file: that run's scaffold had no `public/grade.cube` in it. The + // guard stands so the next report of this shape is checked here first. + const root = makeTempDirSync("threenative-manifest-undeclared-"); + roots.push(root); + const assets = join(root, "public"); + mkdirSync(assets, { recursive: true }); + writeFileSync(join(assets, "grade.cube"), "LUT_3D_SIZE 2\n0 0 0\n"); + writeFileSync(join(assets, "b.glb"), minimalGlb()); + writeFileSync( + join(assets, "assets.manifest.json"), + JSON.stringify({ version: 1, entries: { "b.glb": { output: "b.glb", kind: "model" } } }), + ); + const bundle = join(root, "bundle.js"); + writeFileSync(bundle, "export default 1;"); + vi.spyOn(console, "log").mockImplementation(() => {}); + const desktop = join(root, "desktop"); + const android = join(root, "android"); + const ios = join(root, "ios"); + mkdirSync(desktop, { recursive: true }); + mkdirSync(ios, { recursive: true }); + stageDesktopFiles(bundle, assets, desktop); + stageAndroidAssets(assets, android); + stageIosAssets(assets, ios); + for (const destination of [desktop, android, ios]) { + assert.equal( + existsSync(join(destination, "grade.cube")), + true, + `${destination} colour table`, + ); + } + }); + it("Android, desktop and iOS staging all drop the orphan and keep the rest", () => { const { assets, root } = fixture(); const spy = vi.spyOn(console, "log").mockImplementation(() => {}); diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/bundle-mobile-decoders.spec.ts b/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/bundle-mobile-decoders.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..da0cf0f069 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/runtime-native/__tests__/bundle-mobile-decoders.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +import { execFile } from "node:child_process"; +import { mkdir, readFile, symlink, writeFile } from "node:fs/promises"; +import path from "node:path"; +import { promisify } from "node:util"; +import { expect, test } from "vitest"; +import { makeTempDir } from "../../../test-support/temp-dir.js"; + +const run = promisify(execFile); +const bundlerScript = path.resolve("packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs"); +const viteInstall = path.resolve("packages/create-threenative/node_modules/vite"); + +/** A stand-in `three` whose three decoder modules sit at the paths the stub plugin matches. */ +async function project(): Promise { + const root = path.join(await makeTempDir("threenative-mobile-decoders-"), "project"); + const three = path.join(root, "node_modules/three"); + await mkdir(path.join(root, "src"), { recursive: true }); + await mkdir(path.join(three, "examples/jsm/loaders"), { recursive: true }); + await mkdir(path.join(three, "examples/jsm/libs"), { recursive: true }); + await symlink(viteInstall, path.join(root, "node_modules/vite")); + await writeFile(path.join(root, "package.json"), '{"name":"decoders","type":"module"}\n'); + await writeFile(path.join(three, "package.json"), '{"name":"three","type":"module"}\n'); + await writeFile( + path.join(three, "examples/jsm/loaders/KTX2Loader.js"), + 'export class KTX2Loader { kind() { return "real-ktx2"; } }\n', + ); + await writeFile( + path.join(three, "examples/jsm/libs/meshopt_decoder.module.js"), + 'export const MeshoptDecoder = { kind: "real-meshopt" };\n', + ); + await writeFile( + path.join(three, "examples/jsm/loaders/DRACOLoader.js"), + 'export class DRACOLoader { kind() { return "real-draco"; } }\n', + ); + await writeFile( + path.join(root, "src/game.ts"), + `import { KTX2Loader } from "three/examples/jsm/loaders/KTX2Loader.js"; +import { MeshoptDecoder } from "three/examples/jsm/libs/meshopt_decoder.module.js"; +import { DRACOLoader } from "three/examples/jsm/loaders/DRACOLoader.js"; +export default { start() { globalThis.used = [KTX2Loader, MeshoptDecoder, DRACOLoader]; return Promise.resolve(); } }; +`, + ); + return root; +} + +async function bundle(root: string, extra: string[]): Promise { + const output = path.join(root, "dist/android.js"); + await run( + process.execPath, + [bundlerScript, "--project", root, "--entry", "src/game.ts", "--target", "android"] + .concat(["--output", output]) + .concat(extra), + { cwd: root }, + ); + return readFile(output, "utf8"); +} + +test("an Android bundle keeps the real loader only for the codecs --decoders admits", async () => { + const root = await project(); + const stubbed = await bundle(root, []); + expect(stubbed).toContain("TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED"); + expect(stubbed).toContain("TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED"); + expect(stubbed).not.toMatch(/real-ktx2|real-meshopt|real-draco/u); + + const admitted = await bundle(root, ["--decoders", "ktx2,meshopt"]); + expect(admitted).toContain("real-ktx2"); + expect(admitted).toContain("real-meshopt"); + expect(admitted).not.toContain("TN_NATIVE_KTX2_UNSUPPORTED"); + // Draco is not admitted, so its stub (which shares the mesh message) still replaces it. + expect(admitted).not.toContain("real-draco"); + expect(admitted).toContain("TN_NATIVE_MESH_COMPRESSION_UNSUPPORTED"); +}, 60_000); + +test("--decoders refuses a codec name it does not know", async () => { + const root = await project(); + await expect(bundle(root, ["--decoders", "ktx2,basis"])).rejects.toThrow( + /unknown codec\(s\): basis/u, + ); +}, 60_000); diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json index 3dc603cdf9..6900c65ff0 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json +++ b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json @@ -74,6 +74,33 @@ } ], "tests": [ + { + "id": "lut-grade", + "title": "colour grade table and film grain", + "category": "rendering", + "status": "implemented", + "scene": "conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js", + "owner": "PRD-492", + "browserRecipe": "webgpu", + "laneRegistrations": { + "browser": { + "registered": true, + "target": "web", + "assertsAdapter": true + }, + "desktop": { + "registered": true, + "target": "desktop" + } + }, + "tolerance": { + "pixelMismatchRatio": 0.01, + "perceptualDeltaE": 3.0 + }, + "desktopGate": false, + "required": true, + "reason": "A known 17^3 .cube uploaded as a Data3DTexture and sampled by lut3D, with the film grain node at zero intensity, on the host as well as the browser. The grade and grain stages are generated template source, so a host that cannot carry a 3D texture upload and a trilinear filter leaves a game broken where it ships. The table is deliberately not the identity, so a host that ignored the upload or substituted a constant fails it; the parsed texture is read back in JS against the table's own formula, and the frame is compared to the browser reference within the row's tolerance." + }, { "id": "01-basic-cube", "title": "basic cube", @@ -788,6 +815,36 @@ "desktopGate": true, "required": true }, + { + "id": "terrain-splat-array", + "title": "sixteen-layer terrain splat through four array textures", + "category": "world", + "status": "implemented", + "scene": "conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-splat-array.js", + "browserRecipe": "webgpu", + "requiresHardwareAdapter": true, + "tolerance": { + "pixelMismatchRatio": 0.08, + "perceptualDeltaE": 10.0 + }, + "desktopGate": true, + "required": true + }, + { + "id": "world-terrain-inline-hash", + "title": "terrain merge and seam jobs settle inline on a workerless host", + "category": "world", + "status": "implemented", + "scene": "conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js", + "browserRecipe": "webgpu", + "tolerance": { + "pixelMismatchRatio": 0.04, + "perceptualDeltaE": 6.0 + }, + "desktopGate": true, + "required": true, + "reason": "The block merge and the seam bridge strip move off the main thread where a worker exists; a host with no worker runs the same functions inline. The scene hides Worker for the settle, hashes every settled block and bridge by raw position/normal/index bytes, and requires the fingerprint to equal the node inline path's pinned constant. A host that dropped, reordered or approximated the inline result fails on the hash before the frame is compared, and the frame is compared to the browser reference within the row's tolerance." + }, { "id": "100-world-field-hash", "title": "procedural world field hash parity", diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6fe1e70301 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/lut-grade.js @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +import * as THREE from "three/webgpu"; +import { film } from "three/addons/tsl/display/FilmNode.js"; +import { lut3D } from "three/addons/tsl/display/Lut3DNode.js"; +import { LUTCubeLoader } from "three/addons/loaders/LUTCubeLoader.js"; +import { float, pass, renderOutput, texture3D } from "three/tsl"; +import { assertCondition, startVisualScene } from "./scene-support.js"; + +/** + * PRD-492 Phase 2: a `.cube` table, uploaded as a `Data3DTexture` and sampled by `lut3D`, on the + * host. The web lane already proved the stage exists; this row proves the host can carry it — the + * 3D texture upload, the trilinear filter and the grain node all have to work where a game ships. + */ + +/** The edge length PRD-492 names. Fine enough that the grid is not what the eye sees. */ +const SIZE = 17; + +/** + * The grade, per channel. Deliberately not the identity: an identity table would pass whether the + * host sampled the texture correctly, ignored it, or substituted a constant. + */ +const GAIN = { r: 0.75, g: 1, b: 0.5 }; + +/** The chart the frame is graded from: black, white, the three primaries, a grey and a mid blue. */ +const CHART = [0x000000, 0xffffff, 0xff0000, 0x00ff00, 0x0000ff, 0x808080, 0x3a7bd5]; + +/** + * A `.cube` file as text, red varying fastest — the order `LUTCubeLoader.parse` reads and the axis + * `lut3D` samples. Written here rather than shipped as a file because the conformance host has no + * fetch for one, and because a table this row can state in four lines is a table it can also state + * the expected answer to. + */ +function cubeText() { + const lines = ['TITLE "conformance lut-grade"', `LUT_3D_SIZE ${SIZE}`, ""]; + for (let texel = 0; texel < SIZE ** 3; texel += 1) { + const at = (axis) => Math.floor(texel / SIZE ** axis) % SIZE; + lines.push( + [at(0) / (SIZE - 1) * GAIN.r, at(1) / (SIZE - 1) * GAIN.g, at(2) / (SIZE - 1) * GAIN.b] + .map((value) => Math.min(1, value).toFixed(6)) + .join(" "), + ); + } + return `${lines.join("\n")}\n`; +} + +/** + * What the loader must have produced, read back off the uploaded texture rather than off the text + * that produced it: the size `lut3D` is told, the 8-bit type every adapter can filter, and the + * three coordinates that would expose a transposed or unscaled upload. The load is + * `Number(text) * 255` into a `Uint8Array`, so it truncates and one step of slack is the whole + * tolerance. + */ +function assertTable(texture, size) { + assertCondition(size === SIZE, `lut-grade table is ${size}^3, expected ${SIZE}^3`); + assertCondition( + texture.type === THREE.UnsignedByteType, + "lut-grade table must be 8-bit; a float table would need the optional float32-filterable feature", + ); + const byteAt = (red, green, blue, channel) => + texture.image.data[((blue * SIZE + green) * SIZE + red) * 4 + channel]; + for (const [red, green, blue] of [ + [0, 0, 0], + [SIZE - 1, SIZE - 1, SIZE - 1], + [SIZE - 1, 0, 0], + [0, 0, SIZE - 1], + ]) { + const expected = [ + (red / (SIZE - 1)) * GAIN.r, + (green / (SIZE - 1)) * GAIN.g, + (blue / (SIZE - 1)) * GAIN.b, + ]; + for (let channel = 0; channel < 3; channel += 1) { + const want = Math.floor(Math.min(1, expected[channel]) * 255); + const got = byteAt(red, green, blue, channel); + assertCondition( + Math.abs(got - want) <= 1, + `lut-grade table (${red},${green},${blue}) channel ${channel} holds ${got}, expected ${want}`, + ); + } + } +} + +export function startScene(canvas, dimensions) { + return startVisualScene(canvas, dimensions, "lut-grade", ({ renderer, scene, camera }) => { + const loader = new LUTCubeLoader(); + const table = loader.parse(cubeText()); + assertTable(table.texture3D, table.size); + + // The chart itself: unlit quads, so the frame is the table's colours and nothing else. + const swatches = CHART.map((color, index) => { + const mesh = new THREE.Mesh( + new THREE.PlaneGeometry(0.52, 0.9), + new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({ color }), + ); + mesh.position.set((index - (CHART.length - 1) / 2) * 0.6, 0, 0); + scene.add(mesh); + return mesh; + }); + + const scenePass = pass(scene, camera); + // Exactly the starter's arrangement: the table is authored against the picture, so the stage + // applies the output transform itself and the pipeline stops applying a second one. + const graded = lut3D(renderOutput(scenePass), texture3D(table.texture3D), table.size, 1); + // Grain at zero intensity: the node has to build and sample on the host, and it must leave + // every swatch exactly where the table put it. + const pipeline = new THREE.RenderPipeline(renderer); + pipeline.outputNode = film(graded, float(0)); + pipeline.outputColorTransform = false; + const render = () => { + pipeline.render(); + }; + render(); + return { + detail: { blueGain: GAIN.b, redGain: GAIN.r, size: table.size, swatches: swatches.length }, + render, + swatches, + }; + }); +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e683b19dcb --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js @@ -0,0 +1,201 @@ +import { MeshStandardMaterial } from "three"; +import { TerrainTiles } from "../../../../core/src/world-tiles.ts"; +import { assertCondition, startVisualScene, THREE } from "./scene-support.js"; + +/** + * Hosts without workers run the terrain merge and seam jobs inline. + * + * A workerless host is the missing half of the worker rows: the block merge and the seam bridge + * strip move off the main thread where a worker exists, and a host with none runs the same + * functions on the calling thread. The settled bytes must not change with the transport, so this + * row settles a ring inline, hashes every block and bridge the way a renderer reads it, and + * requires that fingerprint to equal the node inline path's. The hash is a fixed constant rather + * than one host's second run: a native inline settlement that merely agreed with itself would + * prove nothing. + */ + +/** Off the world origin, so a block's own transform cannot hide a wrong merge. */ +const ISLAND = { x: 48, z: 48 }; + +/** The node inline path's fingerprint, pinned from `settleInlineTerrainHash()` on this source. */ +const EXPECTED_HASH = "d138e335"; + +/** + * Integer arithmetic only. `Math.sin`/`Math.cos` are allowed to differ by an ulp between V8 builds, + * and one ulp here moves a vertex and changes every hash it feeds, so the field stays bit-exact. + */ +const sampleHeight = (x, z) => + ((x * 0.37 + z * 0.11) % 7) * 0.6 + ((z * 0.53 - x * 0.19) % 5) * 0.9 + ((x * 0.07 + z * 0.13) % 3) * 1.4; + +/** Two LOD tiers, so the ring has neighbours to reconcile and a seam strip to build. */ +function ring() { + return new TerrainTiles({ + lodDistances: [8], + lodFactors: [1, 2], + mergeTiles: true, + residentByteBudget: 64_000_000, + residentTileBudget: 64, + sampleHeight, + streamRadius: 1, + surface: new MeshStandardMaterial({ color: 0x6f8f5f, metalness: 0, roughness: 1 }), + tileResolution: 33, + tileSize: 16, + }); +} + +/** Settle the ring for twelve frames, the same walk the node spec makes with no worker. */ +function settle(tiles) { + for (let frame = 0; frame < 12; frame += 1) tiles.follow(ISLAND); +} + +/** + * FNV-1a, 32-bit. Small, synchronous, and identical on every V8 this row runs on: no `crypto`, + * which the native host does not install, and no float, so the digest cannot move by an ulp. + */ +function fnv1a(hash, bytes) { + let value = hash >>> 0; + for (let index = 0; index < bytes.length; index += 1) { + value ^= bytes[index]; + value = Math.imul(value, 0x01000193) >>> 0; + } + return value >>> 0; +} + +function u32(value) { + return new Uint8Array([ + value & 0xff, + (value >>> 8) & 0xff, + (value >>> 16) & 0xff, + (value >>> 24) & 0xff, + ]); +} + +function ascii(text) { + const bytes = new Uint8Array(text.length); + for (let index = 0; index < text.length; index += 1) bytes[index] = text.charCodeAt(index) & 0xff; + return bytes; +} + +/** One geometry's bytes, as a renderer reads them: position, normal and index, no tolerance. */ +function geometryChunks(geometry) { + const chunks = []; + for (const name of ["position", "normal"]) { + const attribute = geometry.getAttribute(name); + assertCondition(attribute !== undefined, `terrain-inline-jobs: geometry has no ${name}`); + const array = attribute.array; + chunks.push(new Uint8Array(array.buffer, array.byteOffset, array.byteLength)); + } + const index = geometry.getIndex(); + assertCondition(index !== null, "terrain-inline-jobs: geometry is not indexed"); + chunks.push(new Uint8Array(index.array.buffer, index.array.byteOffset, index.array.byteLength)); + return chunks; +} + +/** + * A stable fingerprint of every settled geometry. + * + * Meshes are ordered by name, then by their own content hash, so an unnamed bridge cannot make the + * result depend on scene-graph insertion order: identical content sorts together and folds the same. + */ +export function hashSettlement(tiles) { + const parts = tiles.children + .filter((child) => child.isMesh === true) + .map((mesh) => { + const chunks = geometryChunks(mesh.geometry); + let content = 0x811c9dc5; + let length = 0; + for (const chunk of chunks) { + content = fnv1a(content, chunk); + length += chunk.length; + } + return { content, length, name: mesh.name }; + }); + assertCondition(parts.length > 0, "terrain-inline-jobs: the ring settled no geometry"); + parts.sort((left, right) => { + if (left.name !== right.name) return left.name < right.name ? -1 : 1; + if (left.content !== right.content) return left.content - right.content; + return left.length - right.length; + }); + let hash = 0x811c9dc5; + for (const part of parts) { + hash = fnv1a(hash, ascii(part.name)); + hash = fnv1a(hash, u32(part.content)); + hash = fnv1a(hash, u32(part.length)); + } + return hash.toString(16).padStart(8, "0"); +} + +function bridgeCount(tiles) { + return tiles.children.filter( + (child) => child.isMesh === true && !child.name.startsWith("tn-terrain-block:"), + ).length; +} + +/** + * Settle the ring with no worker and fingerprint it. + * + * `Worker` is hidden for the settle, which is the box's own scenario: the host has no worker to + * move the jobs to. The native host's real shim refuses a module source by name and falls back to + * this same inline path, so the browser reference and the native capture run one body. + */ +export function settleInlineTerrainHash() { + const saved = globalThis.Worker; + globalThis.Worker = undefined; + const tiles = ring(); + try { + settle(tiles); + const stat = tiles.debug().terrainTiles; + assertCondition(stat.blocks > 0, "terrain-inline-jobs: the ring merged no blocks"); + assertCondition(tiles.stitchedEdgeCount > 0, "terrain-inline-jobs: the ring built no bridges"); + return { bridges: bridgeCount(tiles), blocks: stat.blocks, hash: hashSettlement(tiles) }; + } finally { + tiles.dispose(); + globalThis.Worker = saved; + } +} + +export async function startScene(canvas, dimensions) { + const settled = settleInlineTerrainHash(); + assertCondition( + settled.hash === EXPECTED_HASH, + `terrain-inline-jobs: inline hash ${settled.hash} != node inline hash ${EXPECTED_HASH}`, + ); + // Named on the lane's own output, so the settled digest is readable without decoding a frame. + console.info( + `TN_TERRAIN_INLINE_HASH hash=${settled.hash} blocks=${settled.blocks} ` + + `bridges=${settled.bridges} expected=${EXPECTED_HASH}`, + ); + return startVisualScene( + canvas, + dimensions, + "terrain-inline-jobs", + ({ scene }) => { + // The rendered ring settles the same way, so the frame a renderer draws is the bytes hashed. + const saved = globalThis.Worker; + globalThis.Worker = undefined; + const tiles = ring(); + try { + settle(tiles); + assertCondition( + hashSettlement(tiles) === EXPECTED_HASH, + "terrain-inline-jobs: the rendered ring did not settle the pinned inline hash", + ); + } finally { + globalThis.Worker = saved; + } + const sun = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffffff, 2.2); + sun.position.set(ISLAND.x + 30, 60, ISLAND.z + 20); + scene.add(tiles, sun, new THREE.AmbientLight(0x9fb8ff, 0.5)); + return { detail: settled }; + }, + { + background: 0x101823, + camera: (size) => { + const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(50, size.width / size.height, 0.1, 400); + camera.position.set(ISLAND.x - 22, 26, ISLAND.z + 30); + camera.lookAt(ISLAND.x, 0, ISLAND.z); + return camera; + }, + }, + ); +} diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-splat-array.js b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-splat-array.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8696d9fe95 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-splat-array.js @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +import { loadTerrainSplat } from "../../../../core/src/world-terrain-splat.ts"; +import { assertCondition, startVisualScene, THREE } from "./scene-support.js"; + +/** + * A sixteen-layer splat package whose 48 maps are uncompressed and the same size — the shape + * Android and iOS get, having no KTX2 transcoder. `loadTerrainSplat` stacks each set into one + * array texture by GPU copy, so the surface binds four sampled textures instead of forty-nine; + * this row is what says the native host agrees with the browser. + */ + +const LAYERS = 16; +const PLANE = 4; // mask texels a side; each layer owns one, and cell 0 is left to the base +const PLANES = 4; +const MAP = 8; // map texels a side +const HALF = 4; // the ground spans HALF metres either side of the origin + +/** Every fixture byte is a pure function of its cell: both lanes must derive the same one. */ +function mapRgb(layer, kind, x, y) { + if (kind === "nrm") return [128 + (layer % 5) * 24, 128 + (((layer >> 1) % 5) * 20) % 127, 255]; + if (kind === "orm") return [255, 40 + ((layer * 17) % 200), (layer % 3) * 40]; + const step = 2 + (layer % 4); + const on = (Math.floor(x / step) + Math.floor(y / step) + layer) % 2 === 0; + return on ? [230, 90 + (layer % 6) * 25, 60] : [50, 40 + (layer % 3) * 20, 90 + (layer % 5) * 20]; +} + +/** One map as the uncompressed RGBA8 texture an uncompressed layer ships. */ +function layerTexture(layer, kind, srgb) { + const data = new Uint8Array(MAP * MAP * 4); + for (let y = 0; y < MAP; y += 1) + for (let x = 0; x < MAP; x += 1) { + const rgb = mapRgb(layer, kind, x, y); + const at = (y * MAP + x) * 4; + data[at] = rgb[0]; + data[at + 1] = rgb[1]; + data[at + 2] = rgb[2]; + data[at + 3] = 255; + } + const texture = new THREE.DataTexture(data, MAP, MAP, THREE.RGBAFormat); + texture.colorSpace = srgb ? THREE.SRGBColorSpace : THREE.NoColorSpace; + texture.flipY = false; + texture.needsUpdate = true; + return texture; +} + +/** The mask planes: layer `slot` is lit in cell `slot + 1` of a 4x4 grid, and nowhere else. */ +function splatBytes() { + const bytes = new Uint8Array(PLANES * PLANE * PLANE * 4); + for (let slot = 0; slot < LAYERS - 1; slot += 1) { + const cell = slot + 1; + bytes[(Math.floor(cell / PLANE) * PLANE + (cell % PLANE)) * 4 + (slot % 4)] = 255; + } + return bytes; +} + +function layersTable() { + const masks = {}; + const layers = []; + for (let slot = 0; slot < LAYERS - 1; slot += 1) { + masks[`m${slot}`] = [Math.floor(slot / 4), "rgb"]; + layers.push({ + channel: ["r", "g", "b", "a"][slot % 4], + hi: 0.75, + id: `layer${slot}`, + lo: 0.25, + mask: `m${slot}`, + normal: true, + orm: true, + tile: 2, + tint: [0.4 + (slot % 5) * 0.14, 0.95 - (slot % 3) * 0.22, 0.35 + ((slot >> 1) % 5) * 0.13], + }); + } + return { + base: { id: "base", normal: true, orm: true, tile: 2, tint: [0.85, 0.85, 0.88] }, + breakup: { push: 0.06, scale: 0.35 }, + layers, + macro: { max: 1.1, min: 0.85, scale: 0.12 }, + splat: { masks, planes: PLANES, size: PLANE }, + textures: "layers", + }; +} + +/** world.json, the table and the mask bytes, served the way a game's own package is. */ +function packageAssets() { + const files = new Map([ + [ + "world.json", + JSON.stringify({ + extent: { minX: -HALF, minZ: -HALF, sizeX: HALF * 2, sizeZ: HALF * 2 }, + terrain: { layers: { splat: "layers/splat.rgba8", table: "layers/table.json" } }, + version: 1, + }), + ], + ["layers/table.json", JSON.stringify(layersTable())], + ["layers/splat.rgba8", splatBytes()], + ]); + return { + resolve: async (path) => { + const bytes = files.get(path); + assertCondition(bytes !== undefined, `terrain-splat-array: no fixture at '${path}'`); + return [URL.createObjectURL(new Blob([bytes], { type: "application/octet-stream" }))]; + }, + texture: async (path, options = {}) => { + const match = /^layers\/(?:base|layer(\d+))_(diff|nrm|orm)\.jpg$/u.exec(path); + assertCondition(match !== null, `terrain-splat-array: unexpected map '${path}'`); + const texture = layerTexture( + match[1] === undefined ? 0 : Number(match[1]), + match[2], + options.data !== true, + ); + texture.name = path; + return texture; + }, + }; +} + +export async function startScene(canvas, dimensions) { + return startVisualScene( + canvas, + dimensions, + "terrain-splat-array", + async ({ renderer, scene }) => { + const material = await loadTerrainSplat({ + assets: packageAssets(), + renderer: { raw: renderer }, + url: "world.json", + }); + const marker = String(material.userData.TN_TERRAIN_SPLAT); + const number = (key) => Number(new RegExp(`${key}=(\\d+)`, "u").exec(marker)?.[1] ?? -1); + assertCondition(number("layers") === LAYERS, `sixteen layers expected, got ${marker}`); + assertCondition(number("stacked") === 3, `three stacked sets expected, got ${marker}`); + assertCondition(number("samplers") === 4, `four sampled textures expected, got ${marker}`); + + const ground = new THREE.Mesh(new THREE.PlaneGeometry(HALF * 2, HALF * 2), material); + ground.rotation.x = -Math.PI / 2; + const sun = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffffff, 2.6); + sun.position.set(2, 6, 3); + scene.add(ground, sun, new THREE.AmbientLight(0xa8c0ff, 0.6)); + return { detail: { layers: LAYERS, samplers: 4, stacked: 3 }, ground, material }; + }, + { + background: 0x0d1520, + camera: (size) => { + const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(50, size.width / size.height, 0.1, 100); + camera.position.set(0, 5.5, 6.5); + camera.lookAt(0, 0, -0.5); + return camera; + }, + }, + ); +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs b/packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs index 243338cfbf..4f7d52e7a5 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs +++ b/packages/runtime-native/scripts/bundle.mjs @@ -149,8 +149,9 @@ function generateVFSHeader(files, outputPath) { /** * Decoder-free targets retain loader configuration/lifecycle but refuse actual decoding. - * Android V8 still lacks a qualified packaged decoder path; its engine is not the reason to - * enable one. Desktop QuickJS and an unknown desktop artifact use the same refusing stubs. + * A mobile bundle keeps the real loader only for a codec `--decoders` admits — the list + * `threenative build` resolves per engine (Android V8: ktx2,meshopt). Desktop QuickJS and an + * unknown desktop artifact use the same refusing stubs. */ const MOBILE_KTX2_MESSAGE = // Never spell the WASM host global: the bundle guard must not mistake diagnostics for code. @@ -160,6 +161,7 @@ const MOBILE_MESH_MESSAGE = const MOBILE_DECODER_STUBS = [ { + codec: 'ktx2', endsWith: '/examples/jsm/loaders/KTX2Loader.js', source: `const message = "${MOBILE_KTX2_MESSAGE}"; export class KTX2Loader { @@ -181,6 +183,7 @@ export class KTX2Loader { `, }, { + codec: 'meshopt', endsWith: '/examples/jsm/libs/meshopt_decoder.module.js', source: `const message = "${MOBILE_MESH_MESSAGE}"; function refuse() { throw new Error(message); } @@ -197,6 +200,7 @@ export const MeshoptDecoder = { `, }, { + codec: 'draco', endsWith: '/examples/jsm/loaders/DRACOLoader.js', source: `const message = "${MOBILE_MESH_MESSAGE}"; export class DRACOLoader { @@ -222,15 +226,17 @@ export class DRACOLoader { * the same file — `three/addons/...`, `three/examples/jsm/...`, or a relative import from * inside three — lands on the same replacement. */ -function mobileDecoderStub(id) { +function mobileDecoderStub(id, admitted) { const normalized = id.split('\\').join('/'); - return MOBILE_DECODER_STUBS.find((stub) => normalized.endsWith(stub.endsWith))?.source; + return MOBILE_DECODER_STUBS.find( + (stub) => normalized.endsWith(stub.endsWith) && !admitted.includes(stub.codec), + )?.source; } /** * Main */ -async function bundleProject(project, entryPoint, outputPath, target, nativeBackend) { +async function bundleProject(project, entryPoint, outputPath, target, nativeBackend, decoders = []) { const absoluteProject = resolve(project); const absoluteEntry = resolve(absoluteProject, entryPoint); const absoluteOutput = resolve(outputPath); @@ -298,7 +304,7 @@ if (typeof globalThis.requestAnimationFrame === "function") { name: 'threenative-mobile-decoders', enforce: 'pre', load(id) { - const stub = mobileDecoderStub(id); + const stub = mobileDecoderStub(id, decoders); return stub === undefined ? null : stub; }, }; @@ -398,6 +404,7 @@ async function main() { let project = null; let target = null; let nativeBackend = false; + let decoders = []; for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i++) { if (args[i] === '--entry' && args[i + 1]) { @@ -412,6 +419,10 @@ async function main() { target = args[++i]; } else if (args[i] === '--native-backend') { nativeBackend = true; + } else if (args[i] === '--decoders' && args[i + 1] !== undefined) { + decoders = args[++i].split(',').filter((codec) => codec.length > 0); + const unknown = decoders.filter((codec) => !MOBILE_DECODER_STUBS.some((stub) => stub.codec === codec)); + if (unknown.length > 0) throw new Error(`--decoders names unknown codec(s): ${unknown.join(', ')}`); } } @@ -420,7 +431,7 @@ async function main() { if (!['android', 'desktop', 'ios'].includes(target)) { throw new Error('--project requires --target android|desktop|ios.'); } - await bundleProject(project, entryPoint, outputDir, target, nativeBackend); + await bundleProject(project, entryPoint, outputDir, target, nativeBackend, decoders); return; } diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/src/webgpu/bindings_resources.cpp b/packages/runtime-native/src/webgpu/bindings_resources.cpp index f6fe6cde85..f2b86e3940 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/src/webgpu/bindings_resources.cpp +++ b/packages/runtime-native/src/webgpu/bindings_resources.cpp @@ -594,6 +594,20 @@ WGPUTextureFormat stringToFormat(const std::string& format) { if (format == "bc6h-rgb-float") return WGPUTextureFormat_BC6HRGBFloat; if (format == "bc7-rgba-unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_BC7RGBAUnorm; if (format == "bc7-rgba-unorm-srgb") return WGPUTextureFormat_BC7RGBAUnormSrgb; + // The mobile counterparts, selected when the device advertises texture-compression-etc2 or + // -astc (Android). Unmapped, they took the same BGRA8 fall-through as BC once did. + if (format == "etc2-rgb8unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8Unorm; + if (format == "etc2-rgb8unorm-srgb") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8UnormSrgb; + if (format == "etc2-rgb8a1unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8A1Unorm; + if (format == "etc2-rgb8a1unorm-srgb") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8A1UnormSrgb; + if (format == "etc2-rgba8unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGBA8Unorm; + if (format == "etc2-rgba8unorm-srgb") return WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGBA8UnormSrgb; + if (format == "eac-r11unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_EACR11Unorm; + if (format == "eac-r11snorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_EACR11Snorm; + if (format == "eac-rg11unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_EACRG11Unorm; + if (format == "eac-rg11snorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_EACRG11Snorm; + if (format == "astc-4x4-unorm") return WGPUTextureFormat_ASTC4x4Unorm; + if (format == "astc-4x4-unorm-srgb") return WGPUTextureFormat_ASTC4x4UnormSrgb; // Integer formats, the absence of which is not a missing feature but a wrong picture. An // unrecognized name fell through to the BGRA8Unorm default below, so a texture three.js asked // to sample as `uint` came back as a float colour format, every bind group built against it diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/tests/compressed-texture-formats.test.mjs b/packages/runtime-native/tests/compressed-texture-formats.test.mjs index 40065ea992..a8342a7a22 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/tests/compressed-texture-formats.test.mjs +++ b/packages/runtime-native/tests/compressed-texture-formats.test.mjs @@ -29,3 +29,27 @@ test("should map every BC compressed format Three can select on desktop adapters expect(resources).toContain(`if (format == "${name}") return ${native};`); } }); + +// Three's KTX2Loader picks ASTC or ETC2 on mobile adapters (texture-compression-astc/-etc2). An +// unmapped name became BGRA8 and every compressed upload failed `wgpuQueueWriteTexture` on the +// Android emulator (PRD-485 Phase 3). +test("should map every ETC2, EAC and ASTC 4x4 format Three can select on mobile adapters", () => { + const required = { + "etc2-rgb8unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8Unorm", + "etc2-rgb8unorm-srgb": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8UnormSrgb", + "etc2-rgb8a1unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8A1Unorm", + "etc2-rgb8a1unorm-srgb": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGB8A1UnormSrgb", + "etc2-rgba8unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGBA8Unorm", + "etc2-rgba8unorm-srgb": "WGPUTextureFormat_ETC2RGBA8UnormSrgb", + "eac-r11unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_EACR11Unorm", + "eac-r11snorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_EACR11Snorm", + "eac-rg11unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_EACRG11Unorm", + "eac-rg11snorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_EACRG11Snorm", + "astc-4x4-unorm": "WGPUTextureFormat_ASTC4x4Unorm", + "astc-4x4-unorm-srgb": "WGPUTextureFormat_ASTC4x4UnormSrgb", + }; + + for (const [name, native] of Object.entries(required)) { + expect(resources).toContain(`if (format == "${name}") return ${native};`); + } +}); diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/tests/generated-render-chain.test.mjs b/packages/runtime-native/tests/generated-render-chain.test.mjs index f34698f7dc..cbee3a3c51 100644 --- a/packages/runtime-native/tests/generated-render-chain.test.mjs +++ b/packages/runtime-native/tests/generated-render-chain.test.mjs @@ -33,7 +33,11 @@ test("the conformance registry binds the composed render-chain scenario to deskt assert.ok(existsSync(scenarioPath), `scenario must exist: ${entry.scenario}`); const scenario = readJson(scenarioPath); assert.deepEqual(scenario.assert?.renderChain, { - stages: { includes: ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette"] }, + contributions: { graphOutputChanged: ["grade", "grain"] }, + stages: { + includes: ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"], + order: ["ambientOcclusion", "bloom", "vignette", "grade", "grain"], + }, tier: "high", }); assert.deepEqual(scenario.artifacts, { screenshots: "after" }); diff --git a/packages/runtime-native/tests/terrain-inline-jobs.test.mjs b/packages/runtime-native/tests/terrain-inline-jobs.test.mjs new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c58c1ef432 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/runtime-native/tests/terrain-inline-jobs.test.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { BufferGeometry, Float32BufferAttribute } from "three"; +import { test } from "vitest"; +import { + hashSettlement, + settleInlineTerrainHash, + startScene, +} from "../conformance/scenes/shared/terrain-inline-jobs.js"; + +function fakeMesh(name, positions) { + const geometry = new BufferGeometry(); + geometry.setAttribute("position", new Float32BufferAttribute(positions, 3)); + geometry.setAttribute("normal", new Float32BufferAttribute(positions, 3)); + geometry.setIndex([0, 1, 2]); + return { geometry, isMesh: true, name }; +} + +/** + * The node side of the workerless terrain row. + * + * The native conformance case proves the host settles the ring inline; this pins the exact digest + * the row requires, so a change to the merge or seam arithmetic fails here, on the source, before + * a native lane is spent. The browser reference and the desktop capture both assert the same + * constant, so this is the node inline path the box compares against. + */ +test("a workerless host settles the terrain block and seam bytes to the pinned inline hash", () => { + const settled = settleInlineTerrainHash(); + assert.equal(settled.hash, "d138e335"); + assert.ok(settled.blocks > 0, "the ring merged blocks"); + assert.ok(settled.bridges > 0, "the ring built bridges"); +}); + +test("the row exports the conformance scene entry the registry names", () => { + assert.equal(typeof startScene, "function"); + assert.equal(typeof hashSettlement, "function"); +}); + +test("the digest reads the settled bytes, not only which meshes exist", () => { + const flat = [0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0]; + const moved = [0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0.5]; + const before = hashSettlement({ children: [fakeMesh("tn-terrain-block:0:0,0", flat)] }); + const after = hashSettlement({ children: [fakeMesh("tn-terrain-block:0:0,0", moved)] }); + assert.notEqual(before, after); +}); diff --git a/pnpm-lock.yaml b/pnpm-lock.yaml index be0aeb43bd..7f9279deba 100644 --- a/pnpm-lock.yaml +++ b/pnpm-lock.yaml @@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ patchedDependencies: hash: e5decbc72f46c0747e26e2ca910e92936f157872011d75fbd32d3d3bcf0d3c1a path: patches/@tailwindcss__node@4.3.3.patch three@0.185.1: - hash: c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66 + hash: bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb path: packages/core/patches/three@0.185.1.patch tsup@8.5.1: hash: bdcba0cb0e0023b6ee572aae9dd40456c0c3bb0edd9c2abd290caed6ebef0770 @@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ importers: version: 19.2.0(react@19.2.0) three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@tailwindcss/vite': specifier: 'catalog:' @@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ importers: dependencies: three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: vite: specifier: 'catalog:' @@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/physics three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/playtest': specifier: workspace:* @@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/physics three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/playtest': specifier: workspace:* @@ -361,7 +361,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/playtest three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/physics three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ importers: dependencies: three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -424,7 +424,7 @@ importers: version: 0.33.0(react@19.2.0) three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@tailwindcss/vite': specifier: 'catalog:' @@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/physics three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/react': specifier: 'catalog:' @@ -507,7 +507,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -529,11 +529,11 @@ importers: version: 0.2.0(@types/react@19.2.0)(react@19.2.0) three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/playtest': specifier: 0.2.0 - version: 0.2.0(playwright@1.62.1)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)) + version: 0.2.0(playwright@1.62.1)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)) '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 version: 0.185.3 @@ -561,7 +561,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -589,7 +589,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/playtest three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -614,7 +614,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/playtest three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -636,7 +636,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -658,7 +658,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -680,7 +680,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -708,7 +708,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/playtest three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -723,6 +723,31 @@ importers: specifier: 'catalog:' version: 8.2.0(patch_hash=c99095f3002ba7f0997f348d6c1bcf5952587ed5dee18c058269c0d634d146c1)(@types/node@20.19.43)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(tsx@4.23.5) + examples/prd493-terrain-splat: + dependencies: + '@threenative/core': + specifier: workspace:* + version: link:../../packages/core + '@threenative/playtest': + specifier: workspace:* + version: link:../../packages/playtest + three: + specifier: 'catalog:' + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) + devDependencies: + '@threenative/runtime-native': + specifier: workspace:* + version: link:../../packages/runtime-native + '@types/three': + specifier: 0.185.3 + version: 0.185.3 + typescript: + specifier: 'catalog:' + version: '@typescript/typescript6@6.0.2' + vite: + specifier: 'catalog:' + version: 8.2.0(patch_hash=c99095f3002ba7f0997f348d6c1bcf5952587ed5dee18c058269c0d634d146c1)(@types/node@20.19.43)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(tsx@4.23.5) + examples/quarry: dependencies: '@threenative/core': @@ -733,7 +758,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/playtest three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/assets': specifier: workspace:* @@ -767,7 +792,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/three': specifier: 0.185.3 @@ -789,7 +814,7 @@ importers: version: link:../../packages/core three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/playtest': specifier: workspace:* @@ -845,10 +870,10 @@ importers: version: 0.35.4(@types/node@20.19.43) three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) three-mesh-bvh: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)) + version: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)) wasm-media-encoders: specifier: 0.7.0 version: 0.7.0 @@ -906,10 +931,10 @@ importers: dependencies: three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) three-mesh-bvh: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)) + version: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)) threenative-asset-mcp: specifier: 0.9.5 version: 0.9.5(@types/node@20.19.43) @@ -985,7 +1010,7 @@ importers: version: 1.1.1 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@threenative/assets': specifier: workspace:* @@ -1058,7 +1083,7 @@ importers: version: 0.3.22 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) tsup: specifier: 8.5.1 version: 8.5.1(patch_hash=bdcba0cb0e0023b6ee572aae9dd40456c0c3bb0edd9c2abd290caed6ebef0770)(@typescript/typescript6@6.0.2)(jiti@2.7.0)(postcss@8.5.25)(tsx@4.23.5) @@ -1089,7 +1114,7 @@ importers: version: 0.3.22 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) tsup: specifier: 8.5.1 version: 8.5.1(patch_hash=bdcba0cb0e0023b6ee572aae9dd40456c0c3bb0edd9c2abd290caed6ebef0770)(@typescript/typescript6@6.0.2)(jiti@2.7.0)(postcss@8.5.25)(tsx@4.23.5) @@ -1120,7 +1145,7 @@ importers: version: 0.3.22 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) tsup: specifier: 8.5.1 version: 8.5.1(patch_hash=bdcba0cb0e0023b6ee572aae9dd40456c0c3bb0edd9c2abd290caed6ebef0770)(@typescript/typescript6@6.0.2)(jiti@2.7.0)(postcss@8.5.25)(tsx@4.23.5) @@ -1132,7 +1157,7 @@ importers: dependencies: three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/node': specifier: 20.19.43 @@ -1176,7 +1201,7 @@ importers: version: 0.3.22 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) vitest: specifier: 'catalog:' version: 4.1.10(@types/node@20.19.43)(@vitest/coverage-v8@4.1.10)(vite@8.2.0(patch_hash=c99095f3002ba7f0997f348d6c1bcf5952587ed5dee18c058269c0d634d146c1)(@types/node@20.19.43)(esbuild@0.27.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(tsx@4.23.5)) @@ -1188,7 +1213,7 @@ importers: version: 0.8.3 three: specifier: 'catalog:' - version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + version: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) devDependencies: '@types/node': specifier: 20.19.43 @@ -4487,8 +4512,8 @@ snapshots: '@threenative/core@0.2.0(@types/react@19.2.0)(react@19.2.0)': dependencies: - three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) - three-mesh-bvh: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)) + three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) + three-mesh-bvh: 0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)) zustand: 5.0.14(@types/react@19.2.0)(react@19.2.0) transitivePeerDependencies: - '@types/react' @@ -4496,19 +4521,19 @@ snapshots: - react - use-sync-external-store - '@threenative/playtest@0.2.0(playwright@1.62.1)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66))': + '@threenative/playtest@0.2.0(playwright@1.62.1)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb))': dependencies: pngjs: 7.0.0 optionalDependencies: playwright: 1.62.1 - three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) - '@threenative/playtest@0.3.2(playwright@1.62.0)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66))': + '@threenative/playtest@0.3.2(playwright@1.62.0)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb))': dependencies: pngjs: 7.0.0 optionalDependencies: playwright: 1.62.0 - three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) '@threenative/runtime-native@0.2.0': dependencies: @@ -5667,11 +5692,11 @@ snapshots: dependencies: any-promise: 1.3.0 - three-mesh-bvh@0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)): + three-mesh-bvh@0.9.14(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)): dependencies: - three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) - three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66): {} + three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb): {} threenative-asset-mcp@0.9.5(@types/node@20.19.43): dependencies: @@ -5679,11 +5704,11 @@ snapshots: '@gltf-transform/extensions': 4.4.2 '@gltf-transform/functions': 4.4.2(@types/node@20.19.43) '@modelcontextprotocol/server': 2.0.0 - '@threenative/playtest': 0.3.2(playwright@1.62.0)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66)) + '@threenative/playtest': 0.3.2(playwright@1.62.0)(three@0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb)) '@zip.js/zip.js': 2.8.34 playwright: 1.62.0 sharp: 0.35.4(@types/node@20.19.43) - three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=c2e051df4c469d033b151cb9da5ce5112c90801aaaa984d6bfde0e09d80c9a66) + three: 0.185.1(patch_hash=bf4700d165270f721e01612b0b3521e87d1cd993638da9baef3a5c9b927e1ffb) zod: 4.4.3 transitivePeerDependencies: - '@types/node' diff --git a/scripts/__tests__/playtest-pair.spec.ts b/scripts/__tests__/playtest-pair.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9c0d2cc63d --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/__tests__/playtest-pair.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { type IPairOptions, pairReports, parsePairArgs } from "../playtest-pair.js"; + +const OPTIONS: IPairOptions = { + entity: "world", + fields: ["shadowByMove", "shadowRenders"], + equal: ["shadowByMove"], +}; + +const WORLD = { + shadowByMove: 1, + shadowRenders: 4, + cameraPosition: [0, 1, 2], + cameraTarget: [0, 0, 0], +}; + +const sample = (label: string, tick: number, world: Record) => ({ + label, + tick, + snapshots: { world }, +}); + +const report = (...componentSeries: unknown[]) => ({ observations: { componentSeries } }); + +describe("pairReports", () => { + it("passes an equal pair", () => { + const result = pairReports( + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD), sample("post", 40, WORLD)), + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD), sample("post", 40, WORLD)), + OPTIONS, + ); + expect(result.mismatches).toEqual([]); + expect(result.rows.map((row) => row.label)).toEqual(["pre", "post"]); + }); + + it("reports an --equal field difference as a mismatch", () => { + const result = pairReports( + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD)), + report(sample("pre", 10, { ...WORLD, shadowByMove: 0 })), + OPTIONS, + ); + expect(result.mismatches).toEqual([{ label: "pre", reason: "shadowByMove differs: 1|0" }]); + }); + + it("reports a label missing on one side as a mismatch", () => { + const result = pairReports( + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD), sample("post", 40, WORLD)), + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD)), + OPTIONS, + ); + expect(result.mismatches).toEqual([{ label: "post", reason: "missing in B" }]); + }); + + it("reports an empty series as a mismatch", () => { + const result = pairReports(report(), report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD)), OPTIONS); + expect(result.mismatches).toContainEqual({ reason: "series A is empty" }); + }); + + it("reports a camera diff without failing the pair", () => { + const result = pairReports( + report(sample("pre", 10, WORLD)), + report(sample("pre", 10, { ...WORLD, cameraPosition: [0, 1, 3] })), + OPTIONS, + ); + expect(result.rows.map((row) => row.camera)).toEqual(["diff"]); + expect(result.mismatches).toEqual([]); + }); + + it("rejects arguments without --entity", () => { + expect(() => parsePairArgs(["a.json", "b.json", "--fields", "shadowByMove"])).toThrow( + "--entity", + ); + }); +}); diff --git a/scripts/__tests__/world-capture-manifest.spec.ts b/scripts/__tests__/world-capture-manifest.spec.ts index ae6e28b060..63ec2de2e3 100644 --- a/scripts/__tests__/world-capture-manifest.spec.ts +++ b/scripts/__tests__/world-capture-manifest.spec.ts @@ -136,6 +136,8 @@ it("extracts actual observed values and feeds the gate without rewriting capture labels[8], labels[16], labels[24], + // The walk's last frame: content that only appears there produces no transition to judge. + labels[32], ]); expect(manifest.walk[8]).toMatchObject({ position: f.report.observations.componentSeries[8]?.snapshots.world.cameraPosition, @@ -199,6 +201,8 @@ it("imports another game's route under the names it names", async () => { labels[8], labels[16], labels[24], + // The walk's last frame: content that only appears there produces no transition to judge. + labels[32], ]); }); diff --git a/scripts/__tests__/world-visual-gate.spec.ts b/scripts/__tests__/world-visual-gate.spec.ts index 2d8cae2888..aada26d12f 100644 --- a/scripts/__tests__/world-visual-gate.spec.ts +++ b/scripts/__tests__/world-visual-gate.spec.ts @@ -12,6 +12,15 @@ afterEach(() => { const read = (file: string) => JSON.parse(readFileSync(file, "utf8")); const write = (file: string, value: unknown) => writeFileSync(file, `${JSON.stringify(value, null, 2)}\n`); +/** Cross-series absence: this series draws no band the other series draws at this walk index. */ +const crossSeries = { + element: "forest band beyond the road", + kind: "missing", + from: "frame-002", + to: "frame-002", + distanceMeters: 300, + description: "The other series draws the band at this walk index; this series draws sky.", +}; async function fixture() { const root = await makeTempDir("world-visual-gate-"); @@ -48,7 +57,7 @@ async function fixture() { nearBandMeters: 25, capture: "capture.json", landmarks: [{ id: "pine-1", position: [0, 0, 8] }], - samePose: [frame("forest"), frame("road")], + samePose: [frame("forest"), frame("road"), frame("step-2", 2)], walk: [0, 1, 2].map((time) => ({ ...frame(`step-${time}`, time), timeMs: time * 100 })), }; const file = path.join(directory, "world.json"); @@ -69,8 +78,89 @@ async function ready() { return { ...f, built, bundle: read(path.join(built.bundle, "bundle.json")) }; } +/** Two or more runs per side, so the reference's own run-to-run spread can be measured. */ +async function multiFixture(beforeRuns = 2, afterRuns = 2) { + const root = await makeTempDir("world-visual-gate-multirun-"); + roots.push(root); + const png = new PNG({ width: 16, height: 16 }); + for (let i = 0; i < png.data.length; i += 4) { + png.data[i] = (i / 4) % 256; + png.data[i + 1] = (i / 2) % 256; + png.data[i + 2] = 255 - ((i / 4) % 256); + png.data[i + 3] = 255; + } + const image = PNG.sync.write(png); + const run = (side: "reference" | "candidate", index: number) => { + const directory = path.join(root, `${side}-run-${index}`); + mkdirSync(directory); + write(path.join(directory, "capture.json"), { + adapter: { vendor: "nvidia", architecture: "turing", description: "NVIDIA RTX 2080" }, + browserArgs: ["--enable-unsafe-webgpu", "--enable-features=Vulkan"], + captureMethod: "page.screenshot", + rendererKind: "webgpu", + target: "web", + viewport: { width: 16, height: 16 }, + }); + const frame = (id: string, x = 0) => { + writeFileSync(path.join(directory, `${id}.png`), image); + return { id, image: `${id}.png`, position: [x, 2, 0], target: [x, 0, 10] }; + }; + const manifest = { + schemaVersion: 1, + world: "test-world", + build: `${side}-${index}`, + route: "fixed-leg", + seed: "42", + nearBandMeters: 25, + capture: "capture.json", + landmarks: [{ id: "pine-1", position: [0, 0, 8] }], + samePose: [frame("forest"), frame("road"), frame("step-2", 2)], + walk: [0, 1, 2].map((time) => ({ ...frame(`step-${time}`, time), timeMs: time * 100 })), + }; + const file = path.join(directory, "world.json"); + write(file, manifest); + return file; + }; + const before = Array.from({ length: beforeRuns }, (_, index) => run("reference", index)); + const after = Array.from({ length: afterRuns }, (_, index) => run("candidate", index)); + return { root, before, after, out: path.join(root, "gate") }; +} + +async function multiReady(beforeRuns = 2, afterRuns = 2) { + const f = await multiFixture(beforeRuns, afterRuns); + const built = buildWorldVisualBundle(f.before, f.after, f.out); + return { ...f, built, bundle: read(path.join(built.bundle, "bundle.json")) }; +} + +/** A near-band event injected into the anonymous series for one side. */ +function poppingInto( + v: { series: { label: string; transitions: { events: unknown[] }[] }[] }, + label: string, + kind: "appear" | "disappear" | "lod-swap", + distanceMeters: number, +) { + const series = v.series.find((entry) => entry.label === label) as { + transitions: { events: unknown[] }[]; + }; + series.transitions[0]?.events.push({ + element: "pine beside the road", + kind, + distanceMeters, + description: "Abrupt change without occlusion or leaving the view.", + }); +} + +interface IVerdictFixture { + root: string; + built: { bundle: string; bundleSha256: string }; + bundle: { + promptSha256: string; + samePose: { label: string }[]; + walk: { label: string; frames: { label: string }[] }[]; + }; +} // These are deliberately synthetic unit-test judgments, never real visual acceptance evidence. -function verdicts(f: Awaited>) { +function verdicts(f: IVerdictFixture) { return [1, 2, 3].map((critic) => { const file = path.join(f.root, `critic-${critic}.json`); write(file, { @@ -85,6 +175,7 @@ function verdicts(f: Awaited>) { to: frame.label, events: [], })), + missing: [], })), }); return file; @@ -93,7 +184,7 @@ function verdicts(f: Awaited>) { it("blinds both arms, keeps every walk chronological, and binds the rubric and images", async () => { const f = await ready(); - expect(f.bundle.samePose).toHaveLength(6); + expect(f.bundle.samePose).toHaveLength(8); expect(f.bundle.walk).toHaveLength(2); expect( f.bundle.walk.map((s: { frames: { timeMs: number }[] }) => @@ -203,6 +294,204 @@ it("reports far-band events without treating them as near-band failure", async ( expect(scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files).exitCode).toBe(0); }); +it("accepts two capture runs per side and blinds every series", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(); + expect(f.bundle.walk).toHaveLength(4); + const seal = read(path.join(f.out, "seal.json")); + expect(seal.series).toHaveLength(4); + expect(seriesFor(f, "before")).toHaveLength(2); + expect(seriesFor(f, "after")).toHaveLength(2); + expect(new Set(seal.series.map((entry: { run: number }) => entry.run))).toEqual(new Set([0, 1])); + const publicManifest = JSON.stringify(f.bundle); + for (const secret of ["reference", "candidate", "before", "after", "test-world"]) + expect(publicManifest).not.toContain(secret); + expect(scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, verdicts(f)).exitCode).toBe(0); +}); + +it("does not reject a bundle whose runs are not identical to each other", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(1, 1); + expect(f.bundle.walk).toHaveLength(2); + expect(scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, verdicts(f)).exitCode).toBe(0); +}); + +it("fails a candidate event in every candidate run and no reference run", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + for (const label of seriesFor(f, "after")) poppingInto(v, label, "disappear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1); + expect(result.popping.some((event) => event.disallowed && event.candidate)).toBe(true); + expect(result.intermittent).toEqual([]); +}); + +it("does not fail when a reference run shows the same event", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + for (const label of [...seriesFor(f, "after"), seriesFor(f, "before")[0] as string]) + poppingInto(v, label, "disappear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(0); + expect(result.popping.some((event) => event.disallowed)).toBe(false); + expect(result.intermittent).toEqual([]); +}); + +it.each([ + ["appear", 25], + ["lod-swap", 20], + ["disappear", 300], + ["missing", 300], +] as const)( + "needs more runs for intermittent candidate-only %s at %s meters", + async (kind, distance) => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + const series = seriesFor(f, "after")[0] as string; + if (kind === "missing") missingInto(v, series); + else poppingInto(v, series, kind, distance); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result).toMatchObject({ + exitCode: 2, + verdict: "inconclusive", + reason: "needs more runs", + }); + expect(result.intermittent).toEqual([ + { + critic: "unit-test-1", + series, + kind, + distanceMeters: distance, + candidateRuns: 1, + referenceRuns: 0, + }, + ]); + expect(result.popping.every((event) => !event.disallowed)).toBe(true); + }, +); + +it.each(["appear", "lod-swap"] as const)( + "reports far intermittent %s without blocking a pass", + async (kind) => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + poppingInto(v, seriesFor(f, "after")[0] as string, kind, 26); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(0); + expect(result.intermittent).toHaveLength(1); + }, +); + +it("counts distinct runs per critic and suppresses intermittency only for that critic's reference", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(2, 3); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + const other = read(files[1] as string); + const reference = seriesFor(f, "before")[0] as string; + for (let i = 0; i < 2; i += 1) + poppingInto(v, seriesFor(f, "after")[0] as string, "disappear", 20); + poppingInto(other, reference, "disappear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + write(files[1] as string, other); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(2); + expect( + result.intermittent.every((event) => event.candidateRuns === 1 && event.referenceRuns === 0), + ).toBe(true); + poppingInto(v, reference, "disappear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + expect(scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files)).toMatchObject({ exitCode: 0, intermittent: [] }); +}); + +it("scores intermittent events through the CLI and allows an explicit pass override", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + poppingInto(v, seriesFor(f, "after")[0] as string, "disappear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const args = ["--score", f.out, ...files.flatMap((file) => ["--verdict", file])]; + expect(runCli(args)).toBe(2); + expect(read(path.join(f.out, "score.json"))).toMatchObject({ + verdict: "inconclusive", + reason: "needs more runs", + intermittent: [{ candidateRuns: 1 }], + }); + expect(runCli([...args, "--allow-intermittent"])).toBe(0); + expect(read(path.join(f.out, "score.json"))).toMatchObject({ + verdict: "pass", + intermittent: [{ candidateRuns: 1 }], + }); + for (const label of seriesFor(f, "after")) poppingInto(v, label, "appear", 20); + write(files[0] as string, v); + expect(runCli(args)).toBe(1); + expect(runCli([...args, "--allow-intermittent"])).toBe(1); +}); + +it("fails a candidate missing event present in every candidate run only", async () => { + const f = await multiReady(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + for (const label of seriesFor(f, "after")) missingInto(v, label); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1); + expect(result.popping.some((event) => event.kind === "missing" && event.disallowed)).toBe(true); +}); + +/** The private seal is the instrument's own answer; the specs use it to aim an anonymous event. */ +const seriesFor = (f: { out: string }, side: "before" | "after"): string[] => + (read(path.join(f.out, "seal.json")).series as { label: string; arm: string }[]) + .filter((entry) => entry.arm === side) + .map((entry) => entry.label); +const arm = (f: { out: string }) => seriesFor(f, "after")[0] as string; +const missingInto = (v: { series: { label: string; missing: unknown[] }[] }, label: string) => + (v.series.find((entry) => entry.label === label) as { missing: unknown[] }).missing.push( + crossSeries, + ); + +it("fails a candidate that never draws what the other series draws, at any distance", async () => { + const f = await ready(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + missingInto(v, arm(f)); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(1); + expect(result.popping).toContainEqual( + expect.objectContaining({ kind: "missing", candidate: true, disallowed: true }), + ); +}); + +it("reports a reference-side missing event without failing the candidate", async () => { + const f = await ready(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + missingInto(v, f.bundle.walk.find((s: { label: string }) => s.label !== arm(f)).label); + write(files[0] as string, v); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files); + expect(result.exitCode).toBe(0); + expect(result.popping).toContainEqual( + expect.objectContaining({ kind: "missing", candidate: false, disallowed: false }), + ); +}); + +it.each(["from", "to"])("rejects a missing event without its %s frame id", async (id) => { + const f = await ready(); + const files = verdicts(f); + const v = read(files[0] as string); + const event: Record = { ...crossSeries }; + delete event[id]; + (v.series[0].missing as unknown[]).push(event); + write(files[0] as string, v); + expect(() => scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, files)).toThrow(); +}); + it.each([ "missing pose", "extra pose", @@ -346,7 +635,12 @@ it("does not silently reuse a populated bundle directory", async () => { it("maps scored pose rows back to the source IDs only after judging", async () => { const f = await ready(); const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(f.out, verdicts(f)); - expect(result.samePose.rows.map(({ template }) => template).sort()).toEqual(["forest", "road"]); + // The walk's own last pose is scored too: content that only appears at the end never pops. + expect(result.samePose.rows.map(({ template }) => template).sort()).toEqual([ + "forest", + "road", + "step-2", + ]); }); it("binds the external verdict files in the final score", async () => { diff --git a/scripts/playtest-pair.ts b/scripts/playtest-pair.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d0bd72536c --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/playtest-pair.ts @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import { parseArgs } from "node:util"; + +type CameraState = "same" | "diff" | "n/a"; +type Side = "A" | "B"; + +export interface IPairOptions { + entity: string; + fields: string[]; + equal: string[]; +} + +export interface IPairArgs { + pathA: string; + pathB: string; + options: IPairOptions; + json: boolean; +} + +export interface IFieldPair { + a: unknown; + b: unknown; +} + +export interface IPairRow { + label: string; + tickA?: number; + tickB?: number; + fields: Record; + camera: CameraState; +} + +export interface IPairMismatch { + label?: string; + reason: string; +} + +export interface IPairResult { + rows: IPairRow[]; + mismatches: IPairMismatch[]; +} + +interface ISample { + label: string; + tick: number; + snapshots: Record>; +} + +const CAMERA_FIELDS = ["cameraPosition", "cameraTarget"]; + +export function parsePairArgs(argv: string[]): IPairArgs { + const { values, positionals } = parseArgs({ + args: argv, + allowPositionals: true, + strict: true, + options: { + entity: { type: "string" }, + fields: { type: "string" }, + equal: { type: "string" }, + json: { type: "boolean" }, + }, + }); + const [pathA, pathB] = positionals; + if (pathA === undefined || pathB === undefined || positionals.length > 2) { + throw new Error("Pass exactly two report files."); + } + const fields = splitList(values.fields); + if (!values.entity || fields.length === 0) { + throw new Error("Pass --entity and at least one name in --fields."); + } + return { + pathA, + pathB, + options: { entity: values.entity, fields, equal: splitList(values.equal) }, + json: values.json ?? false, + }; +} + +export function pairReports(a: unknown, b: unknown, options: IPairOptions): IPairResult { + const mismatches: IPairMismatch[] = []; + const byLabelA = indexByLabel(readSeries(a, "A", mismatches), "A"); + const byLabelB = indexByLabel(readSeries(b, "B", mismatches), "B"); + const labels = [ + ...byLabelA.keys(), + ...[...byLabelB.keys()].filter((label) => !byLabelA.has(label)), + ]; + const rows: IPairRow[] = []; + + for (const label of labels) { + const sa = byLabelA.get(label); + const sb = byLabelB.get(label); + rows.push(pairRow(label, sa, sb, options)); + mismatches.push(...rowMismatches(label, sa, sb, options)); + } + return { rows, mismatches }; +} + +function pairRow( + label: string, + sa: ISample | undefined, + sb: ISample | undefined, + options: IPairOptions, +): IPairRow { + const row: IPairRow = { label, tickA: sa?.tick, tickB: sb?.tick, fields: {}, camera: "n/a" }; + for (const field of options.fields) { + row.fields[field] = { + a: fieldValue(sa, options.entity, field), + b: fieldValue(sb, options.entity, field), + }; + } + if (sa && sb) { + row.camera = cameraState(sa, sb, options.entity); + } + return row; +} + +function rowMismatches( + label: string, + sa: ISample | undefined, + sb: ISample | undefined, + options: IPairOptions, +): IPairMismatch[] { + if (!sa || !sb) { + return [{ label, reason: sa ? "missing in B" : "missing in A" }]; + } + const found: IPairMismatch[] = []; + for (const field of options.equal) { + const va = fieldValue(sa, options.entity, field); + const vb = fieldValue(sb, options.entity, field); + if (va === undefined || vb === undefined) { + found.push({ label, reason: `${field} is missing` }); + } else if (!sameValue(va, vb)) { + found.push({ label, reason: `${field} differs: ${formatValue(va)}|${formatValue(vb)}` }); + } + } + return found; +} + +function readSeries(report: unknown, side: Side, mismatches: IPairMismatch[]): ISample[] { + const series = (report as { observations?: { componentSeries?: unknown } } | null)?.observations + ?.componentSeries; + if (series === undefined || series === null) { + mismatches.push({ reason: `series ${side} is missing` }); + return []; + } + if (!Array.isArray(series)) { + throw new Error(`componentSeries of series ${side} is not an array.`); + } + if (series.length === 0) { + mismatches.push({ reason: `series ${side} is empty` }); + } + return series.map(readSample); +} + +function readSample(value: unknown): ISample { + const { label, tick, snapshots } = (value ?? {}) as Record; + if ( + typeof label !== "string" || + typeof tick !== "number" || + typeof snapshots !== "object" || + snapshots === null + ) { + throw new Error("componentSeries sample needs label, tick and snapshots."); + } + return { label, tick, snapshots } as ISample; +} + +function indexByLabel(samples: ISample[], side: Side): Map { + const index = new Map(); + for (const sample of samples) { + if (index.has(sample.label)) { + throw new Error(`series ${side} repeats label "${sample.label}".`); + } + index.set(sample.label, sample); + } + return index; +} + +function fieldValue(sample: ISample | undefined, entity: string, field: string): unknown { + return sample?.snapshots[entity]?.[field]; +} + +function cameraState(a: ISample, b: ISample, entity: string): CameraState { + const pairs = CAMERA_FIELDS.map((field) => ({ + a: fieldValue(a, entity, field), + b: fieldValue(b, entity, field), + })); + if (pairs.some((pair) => pair.a === undefined || pair.b === undefined)) { + return "n/a"; + } + return pairs.every((pair) => sameValue(pair.a, pair.b)) ? "same" : "diff"; +} + +// ponytail: compares JSON text, so key order counts. Add a deep-equal if reports reorder keys. +function sameValue(a: unknown, b: unknown): boolean { + return JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b); +} + +function formatValue(value: unknown): string { + if (value === undefined) return "missing"; + if (typeof value === "object" && value !== null) return JSON.stringify(value); + return String(value); +} + +function splitList(value: string | undefined): string[] { + return (value ?? "") + .split(",") + .map((item) => item.trim()) + .filter((item) => item !== ""); +} + +function renderTable(result: IPairResult, fields: string[]): string { + const header = ["label", "tickA", "tickB", ...fields, "camera"]; + const body = result.rows.map((row) => [ + row.label, + row.tickA === undefined ? "-" : String(row.tickA), + row.tickB === undefined ? "-" : String(row.tickB), + ...fields.map((field) => { + const pair = row.fields[field]; + return `${formatValue(pair?.a)}|${formatValue(pair?.b)}`; + }), + row.camera, + ]); + const lines = [header, ...body]; + const widths = header.map((_, column) => + Math.max(...lines.map((line) => line[column]?.length ?? 0)), + ); + const text = lines.map((line) => + line + .map((cell, column) => cell.padEnd(widths[column] ?? 0)) + .join(" ") + .trimEnd(), + ); + for (const mismatch of result.mismatches) { + text.push(`mismatch ${mismatch.label ? `${mismatch.label}: ` : ""}${mismatch.reason}`); + } + return text.join("\n"); +} + +function readJson(path: string): unknown { + try { + return JSON.parse(readFileSync(path, "utf8")); + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`cannot read ${path}: ${messageOf(error)}`); + } +} + +function messageOf(error: unknown): string { + return error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error); +} + +function main(argv: string[]): number { + try { + const args = parsePairArgs(argv); + const result = pairReports(readJson(args.pathA), readJson(args.pathB), args.options); + const text = args.json + ? JSON.stringify(result, null, 2) + : renderTable(result, args.options.fields); + process.stdout.write(`${text}\n`); + return result.mismatches.length === 0 ? 0 : 1; + } catch (error) { + process.stderr.write(`playtest-pair: ${messageOf(error)}\n`); + return 2; + } +} + +if (import.meta.url === `file://${process.argv[1]}`) { + process.exitCode = main(process.argv.slice(2)); +} diff --git a/scripts/world-capture-manifest.ts b/scripts/world-capture-manifest.ts index fad98a2756..747f06d212 100644 --- a/scripts/world-capture-manifest.ts +++ b/scripts/world-capture-manifest.ts @@ -169,6 +169,9 @@ export function worldCaptureManifest( } } const observed = frames.map(({ landmarks: _landmarks, ...frame }) => frame); + // The last walk pose is also scored at rest: content that only draws at the end of the route + // produces no transition, so a same-pose row is the only place its absence can be seen. + const walk = observed.slice(0, -1); return { schemaVersion: 1, world: worldName, @@ -178,13 +181,13 @@ export function worldCaptureManifest( nearBandMeters, capture: "capture.json", landmarks, - samePose: [0, 8, 16, 24].map((index) => { + samePose: [...new Set([0, 8, 16, 24, walk.length - 1])].map((index) => { const frame = observed[index]; assert(frame !== undefined, "missing same-pose frame"); const { timeMs: _time, ...pose } = frame; return pose; }), - walk: observed.slice(0, 33), + walk, }; } diff --git a/scripts/world-visual-gate.ts b/scripts/world-visual-gate.ts index b7bf48b7c2..fe1cd78d1e 100644 --- a/scripts/world-visual-gate.ts +++ b/scripts/world-visual-gate.ts @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ * pnpm visuals:world --before reference/world.json --after candidate/world.json --out artifacts/world-gate * pnpm visuals:world --score artifacts/world-gate --verdict critic-1.json --verdict critic-2.json --verdict critic-3.json * Share only out/blind with critics. Never share seal.json, poses/reveal.json or walk-reveal.json. - * Exit 0 = judged pass; 1 = measured regression; 2 = invalid or not yet judged. + * Exit 0 = judged pass; 1 = measured regression; 2 = inconclusive, invalid or not yet judged. * This is a model instrument, not the human blind session or Machinefall acceptance proof. */ import { createHash, randomBytes, randomInt } from "node:crypto"; @@ -90,9 +90,10 @@ interface IBundle { interface ISeal { bundleContentSha256: string; files: { file: string; sha256: string }[]; - candidateSeries: string; + /** Which anonymous series belongs to which side and capture run; never inside the blind bundle. */ + series: { label: string; arm: "before" | "after"; run: number }[]; poseNames: Record; - adapters: { before: Record; after: Record }; + adapters: { before: Record[]; after: Record[] }; } export interface IWorldVisualBundle { bundle: string; @@ -104,18 +105,28 @@ export interface IPoppingEvent { from: string; to: string; element: string; - kind: "appear" | "disappear" | "lod-swap"; + kind: "appear" | "disappear" | "lod-swap" | "missing"; distanceMeters: number; description: string; candidate: boolean; disallowed: boolean; } +export interface IIntermittentEvent { + critic: string; + series: string; + kind: IPoppingEvent["kind"]; + distanceMeters: number; + candidateRuns: number; + referenceRuns: number; +} export interface IWorldVisualScore { - exitCode: 0 | 1; - verdict: "pass" | "regression"; + exitCode: 0 | 1 | 2; + verdict: "pass" | "regression" | "inconclusive"; + reason?: "needs more runs"; bundleSha256: string; samePose: VisualAbScore; popping: IPoppingEvent[]; + intermittent: IIntermittentEvent[]; adapters: ISeal["adapters"]; verdicts: { file: string; sha256: string }[]; } @@ -266,27 +277,71 @@ function loadCapture(file: string): ILoaded { }; } +/** Fisher-Yates with the crypto RNG already imported, so no extra dependency and no fixed seed. */ +function shuffle(values: readonly T[]): T[] { + const out = [...values]; + for (let index = out.length - 1; index > 0; index -= 1) { + const other = randomInt(index + 1); + [out[index], out[other]] = [out[other] as T, out[index] as T]; + } + return out; +} + +/** Every run on a side must walk the same route, so series stay index-comparable across runs. */ +function assertRunMatches( + side: string, + loaded: ILoaded, + canonical: ILoaded, + metadata: (frames: readonly IFrame[]) => unknown, +): void { + equal(loaded.capture.viewport, canonical.capture.viewport, `${side} run viewport`); + equal( + metadata(loaded.manifest.samePose), + metadata(canonical.manifest.samePose), + `${side} run same-pose coverage/poses`, + ); + equal( + metadata(loaded.manifest.walk), + metadata(canonical.manifest.walk), + `${side} run walk coverage/timing/poses`, + ); +} + +/** + * Two or more capture runs per side. Streaming arrival can miss a band in one run and not the next, + * so a single capture is not evidence. The same-pose instrument still sees one run per side; every + * run is carried into the walk bundle as its own anonymous series, and the private seal remembers + * which arm and run each series is so the scorer can measure the reference's own run-to-run spread. + */ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( - beforeFile: string, - afterFile: string, + beforeFiles: string | readonly string[], + afterFiles: string | readonly string[], output: string, ): IWorldVisualBundle { - const before = loadCapture(beforeFile); - const after = loadCapture(afterFile); + const normalize = (value: string | readonly string[]): string[] => + typeof value === "string" ? [value] : [...value]; + const before = normalize(beforeFiles).map(loadCapture); + const after = normalize(afterFiles).map(loadCapture); + if (before.length === 0 || after.length === 0) fail("each side needs at least one capture run"); + const reference = before[0] as ILoaded; + const candidate = after[0] as ILoaded; for (const key of ["world", "route", "seed", "nearBandMeters", "landmarks"] as const) - equal(before.manifest[key], after.manifest[key], key); - equal(before.capture.viewport, after.capture.viewport, "viewport"); + equal(reference.manifest[key], candidate.manifest[key], key); + equal(reference.capture.viewport, candidate.capture.viewport, "viewport"); const metadata = (frames: readonly IFrame[]) => frames.map(({ image: _image, ...rest }) => rest); equal( - metadata(before.manifest.samePose), - metadata(after.manifest.samePose), + metadata(reference.manifest.samePose), + metadata(candidate.manifest.samePose), "same-pose coverage/poses", ); equal( - metadata(before.manifest.walk), - metadata(after.manifest.walk), + metadata(reference.manifest.walk), + metadata(candidate.manifest.walk), "walk coverage/timing/poses", ); + // Every run on a side must walk the same route, so series stay index-comparable across runs. + for (const loaded of before) assertRunMatches("before", loaded, reference, metadata); + for (const loaded of after) assertRunMatches("after", loaded, candidate, metadata); const out = path.resolve(output); if (existsSync(out) && readdirSync(out).length !== 0) fail("output must be empty; score an existing bundle with --score"); @@ -300,10 +355,10 @@ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( // visual-ab has a public deterministic shuffle. Secretly swapping its two input arms prevents // its shuffle seed/order from revealing which arm is the candidate; restore only private reveal. const swap = randomInt(2) === 1; - const names = before.manifest.samePose.map(() => randomBytes(12).toString("hex")); + const names = reference.manifest.samePose.map(() => randomBytes(12).toString("hex")); for (const [arm, loaded] of [ - ["before", before], - ["after", after], + ["before", reference], + ["after", candidate], ] as const) { const directory = swap ? (arm === "before" ? "after" : "before") : arm; loaded.manifest.samePose.forEach((frame, index) => @@ -346,10 +401,14 @@ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( const samePose = poseBundle.samples.map(({ label, image }) => imageEntry(label, `poses/${image}`), ); - const walkArtifacts = [before, after].flatMap((arm, armIndex) => - arm.manifest.walk.map((frame, index) => ({ - arm: `${armIndex}:${index}`, - id: `${armIndex}:${index}`, + const runs: { arm: "before" | "after"; run: number; loaded: ILoaded }[] = [ + ...before.map((loaded, run) => ({ arm: "before" as const, run, loaded })), + ...after.map((loaded, run) => ({ arm: "after" as const, run, loaded })), + ]; + const walkArtifacts = runs.flatMap(({ loaded }, runIndex) => + loaded.manifest.walk.map((frame, index) => ({ + arm: `${runIndex}:${index}`, + id: `${runIndex}:${index}`, content: readFileSync(frame.image), })), ); @@ -364,18 +423,18 @@ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( ); const walkReveal = json(walkRevealFile) as { arm: string; label: string }[]; const labels = new Map(walkReveal.map(({ arm, label }) => [arm, label])); - const order = randomInt(2) === 1 ? [1, 0] : [0, 1]; + const order = shuffle(runs.map((_run, index) => index)); const walk = order.map( - (armIndex, seriesIndex): ISeries => ({ + (runIndex, seriesIndex): ISeries => ({ label: `series-${seriesIndex + 1}`, - frames: ([before, after][armIndex] as ILoaded).manifest.walk.map((frame, index) => { - const label = labels.get(`${armIndex}:${index}`) as string; + frames: (runs[runIndex] as { loaded: ILoaded }).loaded.manifest.walk.map((frame, index) => { + const label = labels.get(`${runIndex}:${index}`) as string; return { ...imageEntry(`frame-${String(index + 1).padStart(3, "0")}`, `walk/${label}/image.png`), timeMs: frame.timeMs as number, position: frame.position, target: frame.target, - distances: before.manifest.landmarks.map((landmark) => ({ + distances: reference.manifest.landmarks.map((landmark) => ({ landmark: landmark.id, meters: distance(frame.position, landmark.position), })), @@ -384,8 +443,8 @@ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( }), ); const boundFiles = [ - ...before.files, - ...after.files, + ...before.flatMap((run) => run.files), + ...after.flatMap((run) => run.files), BASELINE, RUBRIC, promptFile, @@ -399,19 +458,26 @@ export function buildWorldVisualBundle( const content: Omit = { schemaVersion: 1, promptSha256: sha256Text(prompt), - nearBandMeters: before.manifest.nearBandMeters, - landmarks: before.manifest.landmarks, + nearBandMeters: reference.manifest.nearBandMeters, + landmarks: reference.manifest.landmarks, samePose, walk, }; const seal: ISeal = { bundleContentSha256: sha256Text(JSON.stringify(content)), files: [...new Set(boundFiles)].map((file) => ({ file, sha256: hash(file) })), - candidateSeries: `series-${order.indexOf(1) + 1}`, + series: order.map((runIndex, seriesIndex) => ({ + label: `series-${seriesIndex + 1}`, + arm: (runs[runIndex] as { arm: "before" | "after" }).arm, + run: (runs[runIndex] as { run: number }).run, + })), poseNames: Object.fromEntries( - names.map((name, index) => [name, before.manifest.samePose[index]?.id as string]), + names.map((name, index) => [name, reference.manifest.samePose[index]?.id as string]), ), - adapters: { before: before.capture.adapter, after: after.capture.adapter }, + adapters: { + before: before.map((run) => run.capture.adapter), + after: after.map((run) => run.capture.adapter), + }, }; const sealFile = path.join(out, "seal.json"); write(sealFile, seal); @@ -433,12 +499,40 @@ function poppingVerdict( bundle.walk.map(({ label }) => label).sort(), "series coverage", ); + const readEvent = ( + raw: unknown, + allowed: readonly IPoppingEvent["kind"][], + from: string, + to: string, + label: string, + ): IPoppingEvent => { + const event = record(raw, "event"); + const kind = text(event.kind, "event kind"); + if (!allowed.includes(kind as IPoppingEvent["kind"])) fail(`unsupported event kind: ${kind}`); + const sealed = seal.series.find((entry) => entry.label === label); + if (sealed === undefined) fail(`verdict names an unknown series: ${label}`); + const candidate = sealed.arm === "after"; + const distanceMeters = finite(event.distanceMeters, "event distanceMeters"); + return { + critic, + series: label, + from, + to, + element: text(event.element, "event element"), + kind: kind as IPoppingEvent["kind"], + distanceMeters, + description: text(event.description, "event description"), + candidate, + // Content the candidate never draws is a regression at any distance; a pop is judged by its band. + disallowed: candidate && (kind === "missing" || distanceMeters <= bundle.nearBandMeters), + }; + }; return series.flatMap((raw) => { const entry = record(raw, "series"); const label = text(entry.label, "series label"); - const frames = (bundle.walk.find((item) => item.label === label) as ISeries).frames; + const found = (bundle.walk.find((item) => item.label === label) as ISeries).frames; const transitions = list(entry.transitions, "transitions"); - const expected = frames.slice(1).map((frame, index) => [frames[index]?.label, frame.label]); + const expected = found.slice(1).map((frame, index) => [found[index]?.label, frame.label]); equal( transitions.map((raw) => { const t = record(raw, "transition"); @@ -447,35 +541,110 @@ function poppingVerdict( expected, "chronological transition coverage", ); - return transitions.flatMap((raw) => { + const pops = transitions.flatMap((raw) => { const transition = record(raw, "transition"); - return list(transition.events, "events (use [] when none)", 0).map((raw): IPoppingEvent => { - const event = record(raw, "event"); - const kind = text(event.kind, "event kind"); - if (!["appear", "disappear", "lod-swap"].includes(kind)) - fail("unsupported popping event kind"); - const distanceMeters = finite(event.distanceMeters, "event distanceMeters"); - const candidate = label === seal.candidateSeries; - return { - critic, - series: label, - from: transition.from as string, - to: transition.to as string, - element: text(event.element, "event element"), - kind: kind as IPoppingEvent["kind"], - distanceMeters, - description: text(event.description, "event description"), - candidate, - disallowed: candidate && distanceMeters <= bundle.nearBandMeters, - }; - }); + return list(transition.events, "events (use [] when none)", 0).map((raw) => + readEvent( + raw, + ["appear", "disappear", "lod-swap"], + transition.from as string, + transition.to as string, + label, + ), + ); }); + // Content that never appears produces no transition: the same walk index in the other series is + // the only place its absence can be seen. + const other = (bundle.walk.find((item) => item.label !== label) as ISeries).frames; + return [ + ...pops, + ...list(entry.missing, "missing (use [] when none)", 0).map((raw) => { + const event = record(raw, "missing event"); + const from = text(event.from, "missing from"); + const to = text(event.to, "missing to"); + if (other.findIndex((frame) => frame.label === from) < 0) + fail("missing from must be the other series' frame at that walk index"); + if ( + found.findIndex((frame) => frame.label === to) !== + other.findIndex((frame) => frame.label === from) + ) + fail("a missing event must name both series' frames at one walk index"); + return readEvent(event, ["missing"], from, to, label); + }), + ]; }); } +/** Same transition, kind and element: frame labels are index-based and shared across runs. */ +function runSpreadKey(event: IPoppingEvent): string { + return `${event.from}|${event.to}|${event.kind}|${event.element}`; +} + +/** + * Streaming arrival makes the same element miss a band in one run and not the next. A regression + * only counts when it is outside the reference's own run-to-run spread: + * the same critic reports it in every candidate run and in no reference run. With fewer than two + * runs per side there is no spread to measure, so the strict single-run rule applies. Partial + * candidate-only reports remain visible as intermittent events needing more evidence. + */ +export function applyReferenceSpread( + events: readonly IPoppingEvent[], + seal: ISeal, + nearBandMeters: number, +): { popping: IPoppingEvent[]; intermittent: IIntermittentEvent[] } { + const candidateRunCount = seal.series.filter((entry) => entry.arm === "after").length; + const referenceRunCount = seal.series.filter((entry) => entry.arm === "before").length; + const multiRun = candidateRunCount >= 2 && referenceRunCount >= 2; + const runBySeries = new Map(seal.series.map((entry) => [entry.label, entry.run])); + const failWorthy = (event: IPoppingEvent): boolean => + event.candidate && (event.kind === "missing" || event.distanceMeters <= nearBandMeters); + const allowed = new Map(); + const intermittent: IIntermittentEvent[] = []; + for (const event of events) { + if (!event.candidate) continue; + if (!multiRun) { + allowed.set(event, false); + continue; + } + const key = runSpreadKey(event); + const matching = events.filter( + (other) => other.critic === event.critic && runSpreadKey(other) === key, + ); + const candidateRuns = new Set( + matching.filter((other) => other.candidate).map((other) => runBySeries.get(other.series)), + ).size; + const referenceRuns = new Set( + matching.filter((other) => !other.candidate).map((other) => runBySeries.get(other.series)), + ).size; + if (candidateRuns < candidateRunCount && referenceRuns === 0) + intermittent.push({ + critic: event.critic, + series: event.series, + kind: event.kind, + distanceMeters: event.distanceMeters, + candidateRuns, + referenceRuns, + }); + const runsShowing = new Set( + matching + .filter((other) => failWorthy(other)) + .map((other) => runBySeries.get(other.series) as number), + ); + allowed.set(event, runsShowing.size < candidateRunCount || referenceRuns > 0); + } + return { + popping: events.map((event) => ({ + ...event, + disallowed: failWorthy(event) && !(allowed.get(event) ?? false), + })), + intermittent, + }; +} + export function scoreWorldVisualBundle( output: string, verdictFiles: readonly string[], + allowIntermittent = false, ): IWorldVisualScore { if (verdictFiles.length !== 3) fail("exactly three independent verdict files are required"); unique( @@ -499,7 +668,7 @@ export function scoreWorldVisualBundle( verdicts.map((verdict) => text(verdict.critic, "critic identity").trim().toLowerCase()), "critic identities", ); - const popping = verdicts.flatMap((value) => { + const reported = verdicts.flatMap((value) => { if (value.bundleSha256 !== bundleSha256 || value.promptSha256 !== bundle.promptSha256) fail("verdict does not bind this bundle and rubric"); const samples = list(value.samples, "samples"); @@ -510,13 +679,24 @@ export function scoreWorldVisualBundle( ); return poppingVerdict(value, bundle, seal, text(value.critic, "critic")); }); + const { popping, intermittent } = applyReferenceSpread(reported, seal, bundle.nearBandMeters); const samePose = scoreVisualAb(path.join(out, "poses/reveal.json"), verdictFiles, 3); const regression = samePose.rows.some((row) => row.after < VISUAL_FLOOR || row.classification === "LOSS") || popping.some(({ disallowed }) => disallowed); + const inconclusive = + !regression && + !allowIntermittent && + intermittent.some( + (event) => + event.distanceMeters <= bundle.nearBandMeters || + event.kind === "missing" || + event.kind === "disappear", + ); return { - exitCode: regression ? 1 : 0, - verdict: regression ? "regression" : "pass", + exitCode: regression ? 1 : inconclusive ? 2 : 0, + verdict: regression ? "regression" : inconclusive ? "inconclusive" : "pass", + ...(inconclusive ? { reason: "needs more runs" as const } : {}), bundleSha256, samePose: { ...samePose, @@ -526,6 +706,7 @@ export function scoreWorldVisualBundle( })), }, popping, + intermittent, adapters: seal.adapters, verdicts: verdictFiles.map((file) => ({ file: path.resolve(file), sha256: hash(file) })), }; @@ -533,18 +714,24 @@ export function scoreWorldVisualBundle( function cliOptions(args: readonly string[]): Map { const options = new Map(); - for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i += 2) { + for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i += 1) { const key = args[i] as string; - const value = args[i + 1]; + if (key === "--allow-intermittent") { + if (options.has(key)) fail(`duplicate option ${key}`); + options.set(key, []); + continue; + } + const value = args[++i]; if ( !["--before", "--after", "--out", "--score", "--verdict"].includes(key) || !value || value.startsWith("--") ) fail( - "Usage: --before --after --out | --score --verdict (exactly three times)", + "Usage: --before [--before ...] --after [--after ...] --out | --score --verdict (exactly three times) [--allow-intermittent]", ); - if (key !== "--verdict" && options.has(key)) fail(`duplicate option ${key}`); + if (!["--before", "--after", "--verdict"].includes(key) && options.has(key)) + fail(`duplicate option ${key}`); options.set(key, [...(options.get(key) ?? []), value]); } return options; @@ -558,15 +745,25 @@ export function runCli(args: readonly string[]): number { if (["--before", "--after", "--out"].some((key) => options.has(key))) fail("score an existing bundle without rebuilding it"); rmSync(path.join(scoring, "score.json"), { force: true }); - const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle(scoring, options.get("--verdict") ?? []); + const result = scoreWorldVisualBundle( + scoring, + options.get("--verdict") ?? [], + options.has("--allow-intermittent"), + ); write(path.join(scoring, "score.json"), result); process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(result, null, 2)}\n`); return result.exitCode; } - const before = options.get("--before")?.[0]; - const after = options.get("--after")?.[0]; + const before = options.get("--before") ?? []; + const after = options.get("--after") ?? []; const out = options.get("--out")?.[0]; - if (!before || !after || !out || options.has("--verdict")) + if ( + before.length === 0 || + after.length === 0 || + !out || + options.has("--verdict") || + options.has("--allow-intermittent") + ) fail( "bundle first with --before --after --out ; then use --score", );