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Thank you for this, @vbasky! This conflicts with #688 (GPU resident effect stacks), which just landed in If you are not on our Discord yet, please join us: https://discord.gg/artcraft |
…tack (storytold#687). The footprint — the adjustment layer's own source through its masks — was keyed by the same routine as a processed layer, so the whole effects group, per-paint spans, the comp-camera read and the time fold any time-dependent effect forces all entered its key. Noise or Grain on a finishing adjustment therefore changed the key on every frame: the footprint re-rendered, and the GPU compositor re-uploaded a full-frame buffer (127 MB at 4K RGBA f32) each time even though none of those bytes move. key_any now takes an explicit effect scope: All for the processed layer, First(n) for a layer input, and a new Footprint that hashes none of it — masks still re-key through their structure and their evaluated values, shutter stays keyed while masks exist, and the dependencies walk and shape/text wiggle time fold behave as before. A render test moves a mask past its keyframes with Noise enabled and asserts the key is stable across frames, changes with the mask, ignores effect-parameter edits, and that the cached buffer matches the mask it should show.
…get (storytold#687). Static layers over the fixed 1536 MB upload budget evicted live layer textures with no log line, and every later frame paid a full re-upload. Evictions of still-referenced buffers are now counted and the first is reported by name with the budget in effect, and GpuContext::set_upload_budget lets an embedder (or a small-memory device) choose a fitting figure instead of the default.
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Rebased onto current main (after #688). Combined the footprint |
… a caller. The last assertion compared key(&p, 0.0) with itself after the edit, so it could not see a re-key; it now compares against the key captured before the effect parameter changed. The upload budget is sized from EFFECTCRAFT_GPU_UPLOAD_BUDGET_MB at context construction, so an embedder on a small-memory device can lower it without recompiling.
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Both review points addressed in 8221065:
Rebase for #688 was already in the branch (CI shows it merges cleanly). Targeted checks: cargo test -p effectcraft-render --lib adjustment_footprint (1 passed), cargo test -p effectcraft-gpu --lib upload_budget (2 passed), fmt clean. Note: this machine's GPU driver fails 6 pre-existing fx-parity tests ( |
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Thank you for this contribution! We reviewed it for today's community batch, and it needs a few changes before it can land: Old (Oct 11). Main already keys the footprint with Some(0)/no time-dependent effects and already warns once when the upload cache is full (upload_full_warned). So much of this is superseded and it now rewrites existing code. It adds a new undocumented env var, a policy choice. Suggested next step: Rebase on main, keep only the remaining delta (shutter/paint/comp-scene/dependency keys skipped for footprints) with its test, and drop or coordinate the env var with #1706/#1550. Once it is updated we will take another look. If you have not already, please join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/artcraft |
Keep both gpu context test modules: the upload-budget parser from this PR and main's adapter-name matching tests.
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925-933: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReuse one cache when testing footprint buffers.
adjustment_footprintlooks up and inserts buffers throughself.cache. Becausefootcreates a new cache for every call, the test never exercises reuse across the mask movement. Share the cache, assert a hit, and compare the reused buffer with an uncached render.Suggested test adjustment
- let foot = |p: &Project, t: f64| { + let foot = |p: &Project, t: f64, cache: Option<&crate::LayerCache>| { let c = p.comp(cid).unwrap(); let mut r = crate::Renderer::new(p, &crate::NoFootage, crate::RenderOpts::default()); - let cache = crate::LayerCache::default(); - r.cache = Some(&cache); + r.cache = cache; let layer = c.layers[0].clone(); let b = r.adjustment_footprint(&crate::EvalCtx::new(p, cid, c, Tick::from_seconds_f64(t)), &layer).unwrap(); b.img.get(50, 50) }; + let cache = crate::LayerCache::default();Use
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Review comments at @crates/gpu/src/context.rs:
- Line 743: Update the upload-budget initialization around
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Review comments at @crates/render/src/cache.rs:
- Line 649: Update the time-dependence condition around time_dependent so
EffectScope::First(0) is treated like EffectScope::Footprint for effect-driven
layer_time hashing, keeping later effects out of the zero-effect input key while
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| // An embedder sizes the upload cache through the environment (the same channel the | ||
| // face landmarkers use); unset keeps the default. | ||
| if let Some(mb) = std::env::var("EFFECTCRAFT_GPU_UPLOAD_BUDGET_MB").ok().and_then(|v| parse_upload_budget_mb(&v)) { | ||
| ctx.set_upload_budget(mb.saturating_mul(1 << 20)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject budgets that overflow during byte conversion.
If the environment value fits in usize but its value in bytes does not, saturating_mul sets the budget to usize::MAX. This effectively removes the upload-cache limit. Reject that value instead of applying it, and test the conversion boundary.
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--- "a/crates/gpu/src/context.rs"
+++ "b/crates/gpu/src/context.rs"
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// An embedder sizes the upload cache through the environment (the same channel the
// face landmarkers use); unset keeps the default.
- if let Some(mb) = std::env::var("EFFECTCRAFT_GPU_UPLOAD_BUDGET_MB").ok().and_then(|v| parse_upload_budget_mb(&v)) {
- ctx.set_upload_budget(mb.saturating_mul(1 << 20));
+ if let Some(bytes) = std::env::var("EFFECTCRAFT_GPU_UPLOAD_BUDGET_MB")
+ .ok()
+ .and_then(|v| parse_upload_budget_mb(&v))
+ .and_then(|mb| mb.checked_mul(1 << 20))
+ {
+ ctx.set_upload_budget(bytes);
}
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Update the upload-budget initialization around parse_upload_budget_mb to use
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Keep later effects out of the zero-effect input key.
When input_key requests EffectScope::First(0), a time-dependent effect later in the stack now makes this condition hash layer_time. That input contains source and masks, not the effect, so unchanged inputs receive new keys across frames. This defeats cache reuse for the input to a first Time effect. Treat First(0) like Footprint for effect-driven time dependence, while retaining shape and text time dependence. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @crates/render/src/cache.rs at line 649:
Update the time-dependence condition around time_dependent so
EffectScope::First(0) is treated like EffectScope::Footprint for effect-driven
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Two of the four things #687 lists, the two that are pure logic and verifiable headless. The GPU-residency and fresh-intermediate-allocation parts need a DX12/Vulkan/Metal device to measure, so they are left for that.
1. Adjustment-layer footprint re-keyed every frame (#687.3)
The footprint (the adjustment layer's source through its masks — where its effects show) is cached so the GPU uploads it once, but its key came from the same
key_anyas a processed layer, so the whole effects group, paint spans, the comp-camera read and the time-fold any time-dependent effect forces all entered it. Noise or Grain on a finishing adjustment changed that key every frame: the footprint re-rendered and a full-frame RGBA-f32 buffer (127 MB at 4K) re-uploaded each frame, even though the footprint's pixels never move.key_anynow takes an explicitEffectScope—All(processed layer),First(n)(a layer's input, unchanged) and a newFootprintthat hashes none of the stack. Masks still re-key (their structure and evaluated values stay in, shutter stays keyed while masks exist); shape/text wiggle time, the effect-dependency walk and the comp-scene read behave exactly as before for the existing scopes.AllandFirst(n)are byte-for-byte today's keys, so the existing hit/miss suites pass unchanged.A render test drives a mask path across its keyframes with Noise enabled and asserts: identical keys at frames 1.5 and 3.5 (well past the animation), a different key where the mask actually moved, an effect-parameter edit that does not re-key, and that the cached buffer still equals the mask it should show. It fails on the old single-scope code.
2. Silent upload-cache eviction (#687.4)
Static layers over the fixed 1536 MB upload budget evicted live textures with no log line and every later frame paid a re-upload. Evictions of still-held buffers are now counted and the first is reported (
gpu <name>: the <N> MB upload budget cannot hold this project's layers…), andGpuContext::set_upload_budgetlets an embedder on a small-memory device size it instead of the hard-coded default.Summary by CodeRabbit
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