feat(3d): real follow-cursor camera and a modelled 3D cursor - #695
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Two features of the 3D workstream (docs/3d-effects-v2.md, its PRs 6 and 7a), committed together because they meet in the same frame_geometry: both describe what happens to the screen plane, and one already projects the other. CAMERA MOTION. `zoomRegion.cameraMotion` (still | sway | follow | flip) is a second, independent field next to the rotation preset, so three attitudes times four motions come out of one more control. `follow` tilts from the cursor's POSITION in the cut (the ask: the plane should lean with the pointer, not just with its speed), `flip` swaps the attitude side across the cut's vertical axis at a click, `still` holds the pose, `sway` is the velocity parallax this code already had and stays the default. Absent reads as `sway`, and an unknown value falls back to it, so every existing project renders as before. THE MODELLED CURSOR. `cursor.hover` (0..1, off by default) lifts the sprite towards the viewer by 0.75 sprite sizes while its cast shadow stays on the plane and spreads with the height; a click drops it onto the surface for one beat, using the same `tap` curve, window and contact instant as the scale bounce and the click impact. The lift direction is the extrusion's, inverted, so on a flat screen the cursor rises to the top-left above a bottom-right shadow. No shader changes: mode 12 already draws any quad as a shadow and mode 13 already takes any four corners; the offset lives in `cursor_sprite_cb`, so Windows, macOS and Linux get it in one edit. At hover = 0 the render is byte-identical to the volume shipped in #686, and the byte-identity tests of that PR are unchanged. - Both settings plumb through CursorVisualSettings, the editor settings, the style presets (old presets read as 0 / sway), SceneCursor (serde default), LiveParams and the cursorHover native param; a "Float Height" slider sits next to "3D Depth" in the cursor pane, disabled with a tooltip while the cursor is hidden, and 14 locales carry both labels. - "Clip to canvas" grows by the lift: a floating cursor is no longer cut at the edge of the frame while it is still inside it. - 5 Rust unit tests (lift direction and length, the contact dip, the clip, the single tap without extrusion, and the shadow anchored to the ground) on top of the Linux render harness; TS coverage for the setting, the presets, the native param and the scene. 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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Neither was a modelled cursor: `cursor.volume` stacked copies of the 2D sprite and `cursor.hover` slid the sprite over a mode-12 blob. Remove both end to end on the native side, ahead of a real 3D arrow. - SceneCursor.volume/hover, LiveParams.cursor_volume/cursor_hover and the cursorVolume/cursorHover live params are gone; a scene that still carries the keys parses (serde ignores unknown fields). - CursorVolume, cursor_extrusion_px and their constants are gone, and cursor_sprite_cb is back to the flat sprite (mode 7 upright, mode 13 on the tilted plane), byte for byte. - The volume branch of mode 13 and cursor_extruded leave the HLSL, MSL and WGSL shaders; the flat mode 13 path is untouched. - cursor_volume_render.rs and the Linux volume render test are deleted.
The two sliders drove settings that did not model the cursor. Remove cursor.volume and cursor.hover from CursorVisualSettings, the editor settings (legacy cursorVolume/cursorHover), the project defaults, the style presets, the scene description, the native param push, the cursor pane and the 14 locales. A preset file that still carries the keys parses: unknown keys are dropped, and a test pins it.
One on/off setting replaces the two sliders: cursor.model3d, off by default, plumbed end to end. - CursorVisualSettings.model3d, the editor settings (legacy cursorModel3d), the project defaults, the style presets (a preset written before the switch reads as off; an ill-typed value is refused) and the scene description. - SceneCursor.model3d (serde default false), LiveParams.cursor_model3d and the cursorModel3d live param, pushed with the others on load. - A "3D cursor" switch in the cursor pane, with the hint "Classic arrow only: other cursor shapes stay flat.", disabled with a tooltip while the cursor is hidden. 14 locales. The compositor does not read the setting yet; the next commit draws the model.
`zoomRegion.cameraMotion` is gone. `rotationPreset` now also takes three moving cameras that share one pose path, `regions::camera_pose(u, v)`: `follow-cursor` (Hann-window average of the pointer, ~0.7 s lag), `swing-clicks` (0.7 s smoothstep pivot to each click) and `orbit` (one side to the other over the zoom). The pointer is read in the cropped source frame, never in the zoomed cut. The path is X = -3 - 2.5v, Y = 16u, Z = -(5.5 + 3u^2). Its roll never changes sign on purpose: an edge that keeps clear of its axis keeps the sign of its angle, and `left` and `right` have opposite horizontal patterns, so no continuous path joins them without an edge crossing 0 deg. Only a roll that dominates every keystone crosses Y = 0. One containment scale per moving camera, the minimum over the envelope (impact included), so the plane never breathes. Velocity parallax is off for moving cameras, click impact still applies. Fixed presets render as before. Bugs of the removed field: `flip` flickered under auto focus (44 mirror snaps in 6 s, its threshold was the centre of a cut centred on the pointer), `follow` did nothing under auto focus and stayed within the +-3 deg budget otherwise, and a chained transition switched motion on its last frame.
Env-driven like tilt_parallax_render: follow-cursor on each side and each height, swing-clicks before/mid/after a click, orbit start/middle/end, next to the fixed presets. Asserts the side flips, no rendered edge is near vertical and the plane never touches the frame; PNGs on request.
…lect The zoom pane had two selects whose effects could not be told apart. It now has one, "3D camera", on rotationPreset: Off, a "Fixed angle" group (iso, left, right) and a "Moving camera" group (follow-cursor, swing-clicks, orbit), with a line under it saying what the selected option does, or that a cursor-driven camera has nothing to follow while the cursor is hidden. cameraMotion leaves the schema, the editor types, persistence, migration, the scene description and the timeline store (updateZoomCameraMotion and its audit row). The preset union, the schema enum and persistence accept the three moving cameras; getRotation3D gives them the centre of their path. It never shipped, so nothing needs migrating.
14 locales: the "3D camera" select, its Fixed angle / Moving camera groups, six explicit option names and one description each, and the hidden-cursor hint. The zoom.threeD and zoom.cameraMotion keys go; the click impact's needsRotation now points at the 3D camera. "Screen turned right" is what the right preset does (its right edge recedes).
With cursor.model3d on, the default theme's arrow is no longer a sprite: shader mode 15 (HLSL, MSL, WGSL, same maths) ray-marches a signed distance field of the arrow and lights it, and rays that miss it land on the screen plane, where it casts a real shadow. - Model: the outline of cursors/default/arrow.png as a rounded polygon (10 vertices fitted on the PNG alpha, 1.1 % mean coverage error), origin at the hotspot, extruded 0.19 arrow heights with a 0.045 bevel. Black top inlay inside a white rim, white sides; key light fixed to the camera (upper left, front), ambient, highlights on the bevels only. - Shadow: soft shadow marched towards the light (penumbra softness 6, pad 0.45) plus contact darkening within 0.12 heights, clipped to the screen plane. - Camera: rebuilt per pixel from the drawn plane rotation (TiltedQuad now carries it), P and the containment scale, as regions::rotate_point does. The hotspot sits on the view ray through the content point, and the whole render is offset by the bilinear-warp error so the tip lands on the pixel the screen shows. An upright screen uses an identity plane. - Pose, a pure function of t (cursor_pose): hovers 0.35 heights, touches down at every click on the tap() contact shared with the click bounce and the click impact (flat from 27 to 74 ms), pitch 18 deg plus up to 10 deg of press scaled by clickBounce, yaw towards the smoothed motion and the next click target, tanh-bounded to 25 deg. No 2D bounce. - Only the resolved default arrow is modelled; any other state or theme keeps its flat sprite, and model3d off is byte-identical to the base commit (checked flat and tilted). - The motion-blur trail draws modelled copies on GPU backends (+0.6 to +0.9 ms/frame at 1080p, size 10, 16 copies, RTX 4070 Ti; a sharp arrow is within noise). Software backends draw the head only: on WARP the same trail costs +68 to +98 ms. - The draw box bounds the model and its penumbra; LayerCB stays 128 bytes and its mode-15 slots are documented in frame_geometry.rs and in the three shader structs. Tests: pose purity and continuity, contact on the click frame (the model's lowest point within 2 % of a height of the plane), yaw, the gating, the tip on the content pixel, the box holding the model and a CPU mirror of the shader shadow; D3D11 renders on a synthetic NV12 frame (materials, tip, shadow side, contact, tilt, yaw, trail, flat identity, opt-in 1080p bench); the same render test in the Linux and macOS compositor modules.
Replace the extruded and floating cursor sections of docs/3d-effects-v2.md with the design that shipped: the single 3D cursor switch, shader mode 15 (model, materials, shadow), the camera and its anchor, the pose, the draw box, the trail and its measured cost, and the known limits. The PR table folds 7a/7b into one PR.
# Conflicts: # crates/compositor/src/regions.rs # docs/3d-effects-v2.md
With cursor.model3d on, every state of the default theme is now a 3D object, not only the arrow. Mode 15 no longer models an analytic 10-vertex polygon: it ray-marches the sprite's own silhouette. - cursor_sdf.rs: once per sprite load, the PNG alpha is upsampled x4 (bilinear), thresholded at 0.5, run through an exact EDT (Felzenszwalb), signed, smoothed over two fine texels (the threshold staircase striped the side walls) and stored as R16F in model units. Outside the sprite rect the shaders use the exact bound sqrt(|p-c|^2 + max(d(c),0)^2). - Materials: the top face shows the sprite art (straight alpha); bevel, sides and bottom read the art 1.5 texels inside the silhouette along the field gradient, i.e. that sprite's rim colour. Thickness, bevel, lighting, shadows, camera, anchor, box and trail are unchanged. - Binding: sprite in t2/texture(2)/binding 1, field in t4/texture(4)/ binding 2 (Windows/macOS/Linux). The sprite rect and texel size ride in color.rgb and mb.zw; LayerCB stays 128 bytes. - Pose: pitch and yaw are scaled by pointing_factor, a smoothstep of the hotspot's distance to the sprite centre: the arrow, pointer, help, app-starting and up-arrow keep the arrow pose; text, crosshair, resizes, move, not-allowed, wait and closed-hand stay level; open-hand leans 0.86. - Lift: clearance + thick*cos(pitch) - y_top*sin(pitch), y_top taken from the field, so the lowest point sits at the hover height and touches the plane on click (0 for centred states, +1.6..1.8 % for pointers). - Gate: model3d on and theme "default" and a resolved sprite. Other themes and model3d off render the flat sprite byte for byte. Tests: EDT against brute force, disc and rectangle within 0.5 source px near the edge, the field's sign equals the alpha silhouette on all 16 shipped sprites, half floats; pointing factor per state, lowest point at rest and at contact for 8 states flat and tilted, hotspot on the content pixel and box holding model and shadow for 8 states x 4 planes; Linux and macOS in-module renders for 6 states (footprint, palette, shadow, tilt).
The D3D11 render test now drives the real default sprites and cursor types instead of the arrow alone: - art and footprint for arrow, pointer, text, open-hand, resize-ew and not-allowed, posed at the screen centre: opaque pixels (equal over a blue and an orange screen) against the flat sprite's, IoU 0.63-0.91 and 94-100 % within 2 px; dark/light/red shares of the top face within 0.07 (centred) or 0.2 (pitched); a shadow in the air; - the tilt turns every one of those states; - a moving resize cursor keeps its silhouette (IoU 1.000) where the arrow turns (0.752); - model3d off or another theme stays byte-identical, for the text state too; the flat reference against the base commit still matches; - opt-in contact sheets (16 states hovering next to their flat sprite, arrow/pointer/text touching flat and iso, big arrows for the analytic-vs-field comparison) and a text case in the 1080p bench.
The hint under the 3D cursor switch said "Classic arrow only". Every state of the default style is modelled now, other styles stay flat: the hint says so in the 14 locales, and the model3d doc comments follow.
Cells of 300 px anchored 0.7 unit above-left of the hotspot keep every state's shadow inside its own cell.
Section B now covers every default state: the signed distance field taken from the sprite alpha (and why not offline SVG fields), the bindings, the rim colour, the pointing factor and the lift from the silhouette top, the measured cost and the new limits. The PR table gains 7b.
…mand Modes 8, 10, 13 and 14 gain a per-layer flag that swaps the bilinear inverse for the exact inverse of the corners' homography. Mode 15 reads a plane translation, and mode 8 a lighting gradient behind the same flag. Every flag is zero today, so the fixed 3D presets render unchanged.
The screen stays still. A camera parked 12 degrees to its left, level with it, turns (yaw then pitch, fixed world up, so zero roll) to look at the pointer and zooms by narrowing a 12 degree lens. The framing rig is a pure replay from the zoom's lead-in: 45% dead zone with a 5% relock, target gliding at 1.5 views/s at most, critically damped spring (omega 6), 1.2 s lookahead, aim kept where the view stays on the screen. TiltedQuad now carries the whole camera (distance, image offset of the screen centre, projective flag), so the screen, its shadow, the window frame, both cursors, privacy masks and depth of field (focused on the aim) follow it; the mode 8 layer is built once for the three backends. Under this camera the screen shadow falls along the modelled cursor's light, click impact is off and a light on the camera shades the near side. swing-clicks and orbit, and the tilting pose path they shared, are gone. The fixed presets render byte for byte as before.
A synthetic grid proves the projective warp lands every line within 0.04 px of the camera projection and that the line through the view axis stays vertical. An opt-in test writes a 6 s follow-cursor video. The moving-preset render test goes with the presets.
swing-clicks and orbit leave the menu, the schema and the 14 locales until they are rebuilt on the real camera. The follow-cursor description says the screen stays still while the camera turns, the hidden-cursor note says it holds its starting angle, and click impact explains it needs a fixed angle.
The WGSL counterpart of the D3D11 grid test: every vertical grid line must land within a quarter pixel of the camera projection.
# Conflicts: # crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs # crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs # crates/compositor/src/frame_geometry.rs # crates/compositor/src/shaders.hlsl # crates/compositor/src/shaders.metal # crates/compositor/src/vk_shaders/layer.wgsl # docs/3d-effects-v2.md
The app hands the compositor the smoothed cursor track, so the modelled cursor touched the screen where the spring lagged, not where the user clicked: 6 to 250 px off at contact depending on smoothing and speed, and 75 to 250 px when the mouse leaves right after the click. The track now keeps the raw position of each click. The modelled cursor converges onto it around each click (smoothstep in over 250 ms, held 100 ms, out over 250 ms), as a pure function of t; its trail and its yaw read the same point. The flat sprite keeps the track as is.
Each click under the modelled cursor now reads as a contact: - the model squashes to 70 % of its thickness at the press peak and rebounds slightly (clickBounce-scaled, never under 55 %); the squash rides in color.b, the sprite texel now comes from the SDF size; - a new mode 16 lays a pressure spot and an expanding ring ON the screen, centred on the raw click point: a plane square warped like the content (bilinear under fixed angles, projective under the real camera), 400 ms from the press peak, drawn under the cursor. Rust owns the timing curve; HLSL, MSL and WGSL only draw the shape. Without a click, or with model3d off, frames are unchanged to the byte.
A UI mock whose buttons carry a red dot on the exact click texel: under 0.5 smoothing the modelled tip lands 0.13 to 0.35 px from the measured dot (flat, iso, follow-cursor) and covers it, and the impact ring is centred on it. Opt-in: a 4 s side-by-side review video and a contact sheet (OPENSCREEN_CURSOR_TAP_OUT). The base-commit comparison now also covers the modelled cursor at rest and the flat sprite on a click.
The pan-tilt camera turned in place from a fixed eye with a 12° lens: the viewing angle onto the screen barely changed and the preset read as frozen. The eye now moves on a sphere around the screen, always looking at its target with a fixed world up, so roll stays zero by construction. - Azimuth follows the cursor's horizontal position (±22°), elevation its vertical position (4° ± 12°), read in the cropped source. - Lens of the fixed presets (P = 1.6·min side); zoom is half dolly, half focal length, so the zoomed view keeps its perspective. - At zoom 1 the screen is centred and fits its box from the whole orbit envelope: one frozen scale per region, no breathing. - Smoothing is a critically damped impulse response convolved over 2 s of track, 0.25 s ahead: a pure function of t, 120 reads per frame whatever the region length. - Click impact now recoils the eye by 4% instead of being cut. - Depth of field focuses on the smoothed pointer; the camera lamp gain drops to 0.2 (±4%) now that the eye swings far off axis.
- The roll check measures the two grid lines around the view axis and interpolates their slope at the axis: under the orbit's elevation the verticals converge, and only the one through the axis must stay vertical (measured ≤ 0.013°). - The grid scenes turn depth of field off: the orbit has real depth, and a blurred line no longer fits the ±8 px measure. - The opt-in video now covers 8 s on a UI source: left, right, top and bottom with clicks at zoom 1, then a chained zoom 1.8, plus a contact sheet at both zooms and a camera trace.
The moving camera now says what it physically does: "Orbits with the cursor", in all 14 locales. Click impact is no longer blocked under it: the screen stays still and the camera recoils, with its own description. The canvas fallback angle becomes the orbit's resting pose (4° above).
The orbit gives the grid real depth, and the default depth of field blurred its far lines past the ±8 px measure (3.53 px off on lavapipe).
The pan-tilt camera read as frozen. The doc now describes the orbit: angles, lens, half dolly, per-region containment, the convolution framer, focus on the pointer, the lamp gain and the click recoil, with the numbers the tests and the review video measure.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFall through to the flat sprite when the SDF load fails.
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cursor_sdf(path)fails in Windows,?exitsdraw_cursor_sprite.draw_cur_themedthen renders the math cursor instead of the themed flat sprite. Handle the error and continue to the flat-sprite path, matching Linux.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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499-499: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the click-impact contract.
"follow-cursor"also enables click impact. The UI test verifies that this camera recoils on click. State that fixed cameras press the screen, while the follow camera recoils.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2794-2794: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe SDF failure path logs once per frame.
cursor_sdffails for the same sprite path on every frame while the condition persists. This branch prints a message each time, so stderr receives one line per frame. Cache the failure (or log once per path) as the sprite cache already does for images.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/compositor/src/camera.rs`:
- Around line 660-676: Update the the_follow_cost_is_bounded benchmark
assertions to avoid fragile environment-dependent timing checks: preferably
count follow’s work deterministically and verify the count is independent of
region length; otherwise relax the absolute timing limits and remove the
early/late ratio assertion while preserving the bounded-cost intent.
In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs`:
- Around line 1952-1966: Update draw_cursor_sprite’s model branch to handle
cursor_sdf failures without returning early: process the SDF/model rendering
only on success, log the failure as appropriate, and then fall through to the
existing flat-sprite rendering path. Preserve the current successful
model-render behavior and return semantics.
In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs`:
- Line 15: Remove the unused SCREEN_SHADOW_OFFSET_FRAC entry from the import
list in compositor_windows.rs, leaving its declaration and use in
frame_geometry.rs unchanged.
In `@docs/3d-effects-v2.md`:
- Line 424: Update the État status in the 3D effects document to accurately
include PR 7b and PR 7c, marking them complete if implemented or stating their
actual status; preserve the existing statuses for PR 6, PR 7, 8, and 9.
- Around line 205-208: Update the paragraph describing
CursorVisualSettings.model3d and SceneCursor.model3d to clarify that
SceneCursor.model3d adds an optional field to the scene contract, while
requiring no new sprite data because it reuses the sprite payload already
carried by the scene.
- Line 89: Update the documented follow-cursor reach formula near the “au centre
au zoom 1” description to include the max clamp and the lower bound on zoom,
matching camera::follow’s max(0.0, 0.5 − 0.55 / max(zoom, 1.0)) behavior and
yielding a zero-width interval at zoom 1.
In `@src/components/video-editor/types.ts`:
- Line 100: Update the ROTATION_3D_PRESET_ORDER assertion in the preset
validation return expression to use readonly string[] before calling includes,
preserving the array’s as const readonly type and strict TypeScript
compatibility.
In `@technical-documentation/testing/manual-e2e-checklist.md`:
- Line 142: Update the zoom 3D camera checklist instruction to refer to the
single remaining moving camera, follow-cursor, instead of three moving cameras;
preserve the existing testing steps and expected preview-orientation behavior.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs`:
- Around line 1572-1609: Update draw_cursor_sprite so a cursor_sdf(path) failure
does not return early; handle the error and continue into the existing
flat-sprite rendering path. Preserve the current modeled-SDF path when loading
succeeds, while ensuring draw_cur_themed can render the themed flat sprite when
it fails.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs`:
- Line 2794: Update the cursor_sdf error handling near the sprite cache so
failures are recorded or logged only once per sprite.path, matching the existing
image-cache behavior; avoid emitting the same stderr message on every frame
while the failure persists.
In `@src/lib/ai-edition/schema/index.ts`:
- Line 499: Update the documentation for rotationPreset to state that fixed
cameras press the screen on click, while the "follow-cursor" camera also enables
click impact and recoils.
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| let time = |t: f32| { | ||
| let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); | ||
| for i in 0..200 { | ||
| std::hint::black_box(follow(&f, t - i as f32 * 0.01, 2.0)); | ||
| } | ||
| t0.elapsed() / 200 | ||
| }; | ||
| let (early, late) = (time(3.0), time(59.0)); | ||
| let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); | ||
| for i in 0..200 { | ||
| std::hint::black_box(View::new(BOX, pose([i as f32 / 200.0, 0.3], 1.5))); | ||
| } | ||
| let camera = t0.elapsed() / 200; | ||
| println!("cadreur : {early:?} à 3 s, {late:?} à 59 s ; caméra : {camera:?}"); | ||
| assert!(late < std::time::Duration::from_millis(1), "{late:?}"); | ||
| assert!(late < early * 3 + std::time::Duration::from_micros(50), "{early:?} {late:?}"); | ||
| assert!(camera < std::time::Duration::from_millis(1), "{camera:?}"); |
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Replace the timing assertions with a work-count check, or relax them.
the_follow_cost_is_bounded uses environment-dependent wall-clock measurements. Scheduler preemption during time(59.0) increases late and can fail the relative assertion. Preemption during the early measurement increases the threshold and does not cause that failure. The absolute 1 ms limits can also fail under load, especially in the default debug test profile while View::new performs repeated projections.
The invariant is that the tap count does not grow with region length. A counter is deterministic. If you keep the timing form, widen the limits and remove the ratio assertion.
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In `@crates/compositor/src/camera.rs` around lines 660 - 676, Update the
the_follow_cost_is_bounded benchmark assertions to avoid fragile
environment-dependent timing checks: preferably count follow’s work
deterministically and verify the count is independent of region length;
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Fixed in 9434138: each timing now keeps the best of 7 passes, so a preemption can't fail it. The tap count is already a constant (FOLLOW_TAPS).
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| if let Some(pose) = model { | ||
| let (sdf, shape) = self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str())?; | ||
| let shape = crate::frame_geometry::SpriteShape { | ||
| hotspot: [sprite.hotspot_x, sprite.hotspot_y], | ||
| ..shape | ||
| }; | ||
| if let Some(cb) = | ||
| crate::frame_geometry::cursor_model_cb(placement, size_px, pose, shape, a, clip) | ||
| { | ||
| enc.set_fragment_texture(2, Some(&tex)); | ||
| enc.set_fragment_texture(4, Some(&sdf)); | ||
| self.draw_solid(enc, &cb); | ||
| } | ||
| return Ok(()); | ||
| } |
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An SDF load failure removes the cursor on macOS.
self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str())? returns early, so draw_cursor_sprite never reaches the flat-sprite path. draw_cur_themed then only prints the error, and the frame carries no cursor. Linux falls back to the flat sprite for the same failure. Fall through to the flat path instead of propagating the error.
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- if let Some(pose) = model {
- let (sdf, shape) = self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str())?;
- let shape = crate::frame_geometry::SpriteShape {
- hotspot: [sprite.hotspot_x, sprite.hotspot_y],
- ..shape
- };
- if let Some(cb) =
- crate::frame_geometry::cursor_model_cb(placement, size_px, pose, shape, a, clip)
- {
- enc.set_fragment_texture(2, Some(&tex));
- enc.set_fragment_texture(4, Some(&sdf));
- self.draw_solid(enc, &cb);
- }
- return Ok(());
- }
+ if let Some(pose) = model {
+ match self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str()) {
+ Ok((sdf, shape)) => {
+ let shape = crate::frame_geometry::SpriteShape {
+ hotspot: [sprite.hotspot_x, sprite.hotspot_y],
+ ..shape
+ };
+ if let Some(cb) = crate::frame_geometry::cursor_model_cb(
+ placement, size_px, pose, shape, a, clip,
+ ) {
+ enc.set_fragment_texture(2, Some(&tex));
+ enc.set_fragment_texture(4, Some(&sdf));
+ self.draw_solid(enc, &cb);
+ }
+ return Ok(());
+ }
+ // Repli sur le sprite plat, comme sur Linux.
+ Err(e) => eprintln!("[curseur] champ de \"{}\" : {e:#}", sprite.path),
+ }
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| if let Some(pose) = model { | |
| let (sdf, shape) = self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str())?; | |
| let shape = crate::frame_geometry::SpriteShape { | |
| hotspot: [sprite.hotspot_x, sprite.hotspot_y], | |
| ..shape | |
| }; | |
| if let Some(cb) = | |
| crate::frame_geometry::cursor_model_cb(placement, size_px, pose, shape, a, clip) | |
| { | |
| enc.set_fragment_texture(2, Some(&tex)); | |
| enc.set_fragment_texture(4, Some(&sdf)); | |
| self.draw_solid(enc, &cb); | |
| } | |
| return Ok(()); | |
| } | |
| if let Some(pose) = model { | |
| match self.cursor_sdf(sprite.path.as_str()) { | |
| Ok((sdf, shape)) => { | |
| let shape = crate::frame_geometry::SpriteShape { | |
| hotspot: [sprite.hotspot_x, sprite.hotspot_y], | |
| ..shape | |
| }; | |
| if let Some(cb) = crate::frame_geometry::cursor_model_cb( | |
| placement, size_px, pose, shape, a, clip, | |
| ) { | |
| enc.set_fragment_texture(2, Some(&tex)); | |
| enc.set_fragment_texture(4, Some(&sdf)); | |
| self.draw_solid(enc, &cb); | |
| } | |
| return Ok(()); | |
| } | |
| // Repli sur le sprite plat, comme sur Linux. | |
| Err(e) => eprintln!("[curseur] champ de \"{}\" : {e:#}", sprite.path), | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs` around lines 1952 - 1966, Update
draw_cursor_sprite’s model branch to handle cursor_sdf failures without
returning early: process the SDF/model rendering only on success, log the
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Fixed in 9434138: an SDF failure now logs and falls through to the flat sprite, as on Linux (same fix on Windows).
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| lerp4, parse_hex, preset_placements, remap_box, screen_source_rect, timeline, CursorPlacement, | ||
| FrameParams, Placement, ShadowCaster, CURSOR_BASE_SIZE_FRAC, FPS, SCREEN_SHADOW_OFFSET_FRAC, | ||
| FrameParams, Placement, ShadowCaster, SpriteShape, CURSOR_BASE_SIZE_FRAC, FPS, | ||
| SCREEN_SHADOW_OFFSET_FRAC, |
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Remove the unused SCREEN_SHADOW_OFFSET_FRAC import. The constant appears only in the import list in crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs; its declaration and use are confined to crates/compositor/src/frame_geometry.rs. This import triggers Rust’s unused-import warning.
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| 85 % × 83 %. | ||
| - **Cadrage au zoom** : le centrage et le containment s'effacent linéairement jusqu'au zoom 2. Au | ||
| delà, le point visé tombe au centre de l'image, grossi exactement du zoom. Le point visé reste dans | ||
| `0,5 ± (0,5 − 0,55/zoom)`, comme avant : au centre au zoom 1. |
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Document the clamp in the follow-cursor reach formula.
camera::follow uses max(0.0, 0.5 - 0.55 / max(zoom, 1.0)). At zoom 1, the documented expression has reversed bounds instead of a zero-width interval at the center. Document the clamp and lower zoom bound.
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In `@docs/3d-effects-v2.md` at line 89, Update the documented follow-cursor reach
formula near the “au centre au zoom 1” description to include the max clamp and
the lower bound on zoom, matching camera::follow’s max(0.0, 0.5 − 0.55 /
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| Tuyauterie : `CursorVisualSettings.model3d`, clé legacy `cursorModel3d`, préréglages (absent → | ||
| éteint), `SceneCursor.model3d` (`serde(default)`), `LiveParams.cursor_model3d`, paramètre live | ||
| `cursorModel3d`. Rien de neuf dans le contrat de scène : le modèle se tire du sprite que la | ||
| scène transporte déjà. |
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Clarify that SceneCursor.model3d changes the scene contract.
The paragraph lists SceneCursor.model3d as a new field, then states that the scene contract is unchanged. The implementation reuses the existing sprite payload, but it still adds an optional scene field. State that no new sprite data is required instead.
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| Rust de la pose, du contact, de l'ancrage et de la boîte ; rendus D3D11 sur une frame NV12 | ||
| synthétique ; le même test de rendu dans les modules Linux (lavapipe) et macOS (CI). | ||
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| **État** : PR 6 et 7 écrites et testées. 8 et 9 restent à faire. |
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Update the document status for PR 7b and PR 7c.
The table defines PR 7b for all default cursor states and PR 7c for raw-click pinning and mode 16. The PR objectives include both behaviors, but the status names only PR 6 and PR 7 as complete. Mark PR 7b and PR 7c complete, or state their actual status.
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In `@docs/3d-effects-v2.md` at line 424, Update the État status in the 3D effects
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| export function isRotation3DPreset(value: unknown): value is Rotation3DPreset { | ||
| return typeof value === "string" && (ROTATION_3D_PRESET_ORDER as string[]).includes(value); |
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Keep the preset array readonly.
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Assert to readonly string[] before calling includes.
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| return typeof value === "string" && (ROTATION_3D_PRESET_ORDER as readonly string[]).includes(value); |
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| - [ ] Select the zoom region and cycle its level through multiple available depths; confirm the preview scale changes. | ||
| - [ ] Drag the zoom focus point in the preview and confirm the zoom follows the new focus. | ||
| - [ ] Change the zoom rotation preset among none, iso, left, and right and confirm the preview orientation changes. | ||
| - [ ] Change the zoom's 3D camera among Off, the three fixed angles and the three moving cameras, and confirm the preview orientation changes; with a moving camera, move the cursor or click from one side of the recording to the other and confirm the screen turns to that side. |
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Correct the moving-camera count.
Only follow-cursor remains as a moving camera. This instruction asks QA to test three moving cameras, so the checklist cannot be completed as written. Replace “the three moving cameras” with the single moving camera.
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Windows and macOS returned early when the distance field failed to load, dropping the cursor; Linux already fell through to the flat sprite. Also: steadier follow-cost timing test, unused import, and doc corrections from review.
Real look-at camera orbiting the still screen, projective warp, and every default cursor state extruded from its sprite with shadow, contact and impact. Formerly #695.
Real look-at camera orbiting the still screen, projective warp, and every default cursor state extruded from its sprite with shadow, contact and impact. Formerly #695.
Real look-at camera orbiting the still screen, projective warp, and every default cursor state extruded from its sprite with shadow, contact and impact. Formerly #695.
Real look-at camera orbiting the still screen, projective warp, and every default cursor state extruded from its sprite with shadow, contact and impact. Formerly #695.
Vraie caméra « suit le curseur » et curseur 3D modélisé pour tous les états. Chantier 3D, PR 6 + 7. Spec :
docs/3d-effects-v2.md, branche d'intégration : #682.Un seul menu « Caméra 3D » (
rotationPreset)iso,left,right, angles inchangés (rendu identique à l'octet).follow-cursor: caméra réelle (camera.rs). Le footage est immobile ; l'œil est fixe, 12° à gauche ; la caméra ne fait que pivoter (lacet ±12°, tangage ±8°) pour viser le pointeur.swing-clicks/orbitretirés : ils reviendront un par un sur ce modèle. Impact du clic coupé sousfollow-cursor(écran immobile).Curseur 3D (
cursor.model3d, off par défaut)cursor_sdf.rs), avec les couleurs du dessin, un éclairage et une ombre portée sur le footage.Vérifications
cargo test -p openscreen-compositor --lib --testsvert, dont les rendus D3D11 caméra et états, et l'octet-identité des angles fixes et demodel3d=false.tsc, Biome,i18n:check,docs:check, naga, Vitest.Ouvert
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