From 9bd6b3c256e198a450da50707a80dc8f9a301ada Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2026 23:15:36 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 1/6] feat(core): contact-shadow mechanism and dispatch builder (PRD-561) Add the Bend screen-space-shadow port to core as mechanism: the CPU dispatch builder (contact-shadow-dispatch.ts, Apache-2.0, with a spec that emulates every thread) and the TSL compute kernel (contact-shadow.ts) behind contactShadow(). The chain gains a contactShadows stage name before ambientOcclusion. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md ships in the package. The builder rounds the light to float32 and measures bounds from floor(light), the pixel the kernel measures from. The upstream round() left column 1919 unwritten for a light at x = 38400 on a 1920-wide target. The kernel has not run on a GPU yet; PRD-561 box 2 and the stage wiring follow. --- ...D-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md | 25 +- docs/architecture/CHARTER.md | 8 +- packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 194 ++++++++ packages/core/__tests__/constraints.spec.ts | 15 + .../__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts | 274 +++++++++++ packages/core/capabilities.json | 42 ++ packages/core/package.json | 1 + packages/core/src/index.ts | 17 + packages/core/src/render/chain.ts | 1 + .../src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts | 234 ++++++++++ packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts | 427 ++++++++++++++++++ .../references/capability-reference.md | 34 ++ packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json | 42 ++ scripts/api-surface.json | 2 + 14 files changed, 1309 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md create mode 100644 packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts create mode 100644 packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts create mode 100644 packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts diff --git a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md index a71e31c0de..3fd05e73d6 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ prd_contract: v1 # PRD-561 — Small things touch the ground: contact shadows from screen depth -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** IN PROGRESS — dispatch builder and its spec landed; the GPU kernel is unproven until a WebGPU run **Priority:** P2 — AC-1 to AC-3 are open: no template has a screen-space contact shadow, and the platformer fakes one with a blob mesh. **Complexity:** 5 (MEDIUM) — 1–5 implementation files (1), new mechanism module (+2), a compute pass with workgroup memory and a CPU-built dispatch list (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João @@ -121,17 +121,32 @@ flowchart LR ## Execution Phases #### Phase 1: Mechanism and the apply decision -**Status:** NOT STARTED -**Files:** `packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts` (new), `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts`, `packages/core/src/index.ts`, `packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` (new), `packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow.spec.ts` (new) -- [ ] The dispatch-list builder covers every on-screen pixel exactly once, for a light in front of, behind and beside the camera, and for viewports that are not multiples of 64. proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow.spec.ts`. +**Status:** IN PROGRESS — box 1 done; the kernel runs on a GPU next, then the judge +**Files:** `packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts` (new), `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts`, `packages/core/src/index.ts`, `packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` (new), `packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts` (new, the CPU dispatch builder), `packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts` (new), `docs/architecture/CHARTER.md` +- [x] The dispatch-list builder writes every on-screen pixel at least once, except the pixel under the light, for a light in front of, behind, beside and far off screen, and for viewports that are not multiples of 64. Overlap stays bounded (see `## Decisions`). proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts` — Evidence: 7 passed (1920x1080, 1001x577, 63x65, 1x1, 130x70, 1024x512, six light placements each; bounds case 301,203 to 700,510). - [ ] Arm A or Arm B is chosen with the judge's verdict, and the choice is written under `## Decisions`. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3` on the starter and the dark-environment fixture. #### Phase 2: Templates use it **Status:** NOT STARTED -**Files:** `templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts`, `templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts`, `templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts`, `templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts` (stage only if the shared-source spec allows it, else the starter's own `postprocessing.ts`), `templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json` (new) +**Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts` (stage only if the shared-source spec allows it, else the starter's own `postprocessing.ts`), `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json` (new) - [ ] The platformer ships without the blob, and the template gate passes for the platformer and the starter. proof: `pnpm test:templates`. #### Phase 3: Native **Status:** NOT STARTED **Files:** `packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/contact-shadow.js` (new), `packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json` - [ ] The desktop native host produces the same mask as the browser within tolerance for a fixed depth fixture and light. proof: `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests contact-shadow`. + +## Decisions + +- 2026-10-09 — **Coverage is "at least once", not "exactly once".** Emulating every (dispatch, group, + thread) of the ported builder shows the 64-line fans overlap where they converge on the light and at + tile seams: about 8% of pixels at 1080p are written twice, and the pixels next to the light up to 127 + times. Beyond one wave of the light a pixel is written at most twice, and every write carries the same + value because each thread marches its own pixel. The pixel under the light is never written; it is the + sun disc, not a surface. The PRD text said "exactly once", which the upstream algorithm does not give. +- 2026-10-09 — **One deliberate change from the upstream CPU builder.** Upstream makes the bounds + relative to `round(light)` while the kernel measures from the centre of `floor(light)`. They differ by a + pixel whenever the fraction is 0.5 or more, and the upstream sample hides it by passing `max = viewport + size`. The emulation found it: a light at x = 38400 on a 1920-wide target left column 1919 unwritten. + The port uses `floor(light)` for both and an inclusive `max = size - 1`, and rounds the light to float32 + so the CPU and the GPU agree on `floor`. The spec case "far off screen" at 1920x1080 is the red-green. diff --git a/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md b/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md index 38ee26a447..389243a4ea 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md +++ b/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md @@ -277,11 +277,15 @@ the load and every response coefficient, and no renderer or GPU encoding is invo **`FlightModel`** (lift, drag, thrust, stall, control moments and the carrier-deck run for a fixed-wing aircraft; every mass, wing area, power, inertia, wind and damage multiplier comes from the game, which the model moves but never dresses); -and **automatic discrete LOD** (error-driven level selection for a model the asset cook baked a +**automatic discrete LOD** (error-driven level selection for a model the asset cook baked a `TN_discrete_lod` chain into: the loader builds index-only levels sharing the authored vertices and the engine swaps to the cheapest one the camera's projected error allows. It owns selection only — the geometry, its detail ladder and every material come from the cook and the game, and -`assets.lod: false` turns the mechanism off without touching a source file). +`assets.lod: false` turns the mechanism off without touching a source file); +and **`contactShadow`** (a screen-space shadow trace over the scene pass's depth: the dispatch list, the +workgroup depth strip and the mask texture, ported from Bend Studio's Apache-2.0 release. It +returns a mask and applies nothing — the strength, the light, the length in pixels, the thickness +and where the mask lands all come from the game's `src/render/`, PRD-561). **Optional portable message transport is also mechanism.** The proposed `core/net` (`@threenative/core/net`) subpath may own the browser/native transport seam: connection lifecycle, diff --git a/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7ebb4fd23e --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md @@ -0,0 +1,194 @@ +# Third-party notices — @threenative/core + +## Bend Studio Screen Space Shadows + +- Used in: `src/render/contact-shadow.ts` and `src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts` + (compiled into `dist/`), the contact-shadow mechanism of PRD-561. +- Source: Bend Studio, "Screen Space Shadows", release code + (`bend_sss_cpu.h`, `bend_sss_gpu.h`), https://www.bendstudio.com/blog/inside-bend-screen-space-shadows/ +- Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. +- Licence: Apache License, Version 2.0, reproduced below. +- Changes: ported from C++ and HLSL to TypeScript and three.js TSL. 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"Light" there is the direction + // and its projected pixel, never a Light object; it constructs no material, light, + // colour or shader, and what the mask multiplies into is the game's. The assertions below + // keep that true. + file !== "render/contact-shadow.ts" && + file !== "render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts" && file !== "render/virtual-shadow-pages.ts" && // Alpha antialiasing decides how a cutout edge is RESOLVED, never how it looks: it // flips one coverage flag on the game's own material so an alpha-tested silhouette can @@ -157,6 +164,14 @@ describe("core constraints", () => { expect(source).not.toMatch(/material|light|tonemapping|postprocessing|\.wgsl/iu); + for (const file of ["render/contact-shadow.ts", "render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts"]) { + const contactShadow = withoutComments(readFileSync(path.join(sourceDirectory, file), "utf8")); + expect(contactShadow, file).not.toMatch( + /new\s+\w*(Material|Light|Color)|tonemapping|postprocessing|\.wgsl/iu, + ); + expect(contactShadow.match(/#[0-9a-f]{6}\b|0x[0-9a-f]{6}\b/giu), file).toBeNull(); + } + // `assets.ts` assigns compiler-produced textures to game-authored materials. It transports // appearance data but originates none: no material, light, colour, or shader may be created. const assets = readFileSync(path.join(sourceDirectory, "assets.ts"), "utf8"); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cbb96d5ecb --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts @@ -0,0 +1,274 @@ +import { PerspectiveCamera, Vector3, WebGPUCoordinateSystem } from "three"; +import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; +import { + CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES, + CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, + type IContactShadowDispatchList, + buildContactShadowDispatchList, + contactShadowLightProjection, + contactShadowWritePixel, +} from "../src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; + +function lightCases(width: number, height: number) { + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(65, width / height, 0.1, 1000); + camera.coordinateSystem = WebGPUCoordinateSystem; + camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + const viewProjection = camera.projectionMatrix.clone().multiply(camera.matrixWorldInverse); + const project = (direction: Vector3) => + contactShadowLightProjection(viewProjection.elements, direction); + const pixelDirection = (x: number, y: number) => + new Vector3((x / width) * 2 - 1, 1 - (y / height) * 2, 0.5).unproject(camera).normalize(); + return [ + { name: "front", projection: project(new Vector3(0.3, 0.2, -1).normalize()) }, + { name: "behind", projection: project(new Vector3(-0.3, -0.2, 1).normalize()) }, + { name: "beside", projection: project(new Vector3(1, 0, 0)) }, + { name: "inside", projection: project(pixelDirection(width * 0.37, height * 0.42)) }, + { name: "corner", projection: project(pixelDirection(0, 0)) }, + { name: "far off screen", projection: project(pixelDirection(width * 20, -height * 12)) }, + ]; +} + +function assertCoverage( + list: IContactShadowDispatchList, + width: number, + height: number, + label: string, + bounds: { readonly min: readonly [number, number]; readonly max: readonly [number, number] } = { + min: [0, 0], + max: [width - 1, height - 1], + }, + waveSize = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, +): void { + const writes = new Uint8Array(width * height); + let outsideDistance = 0; + let invalidPixels = 0; + for (const dispatch of list.dispatches) { + for (let gx = 0; gx < dispatch.groups[0]; gx++) { + for (let gy = 0; gy < dispatch.groups[1]; gy++) { + for (let gz = 0; gz < dispatch.groups[2]; gz++) { + for (let thread = 0; thread < waveSize; thread++) { + const [x, y] = contactShadowWritePixel(list, dispatch, [gx, gy, gz], thread, waveSize); + if (!Number.isInteger(x) || !Number.isInteger(y)) invalidPixels++; + else if (x >= 0 && x < width && y >= 0 && y < height) writes[y * width + x]++; + else + outsideDistance = Math.max( + outsideDistance, + -x, + x - (width - 1), + -y, + y - (height - 1), + ); + } + } + } + } + } + // The pixel under the light has no ray to cast and is never written. Every other pixel is + // written at least once. The wavefronts overlap where they fan in towards the light and at the + // seams between tiles, so a pixel may be written more than once; the kernel gives the same + // answer for each write. Away from the light the overlap stays small. + const lightX = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[0]); + const lightY = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[1]); + let missed: string | undefined; + let maxFarWrites = 0; + let total = 0; + for (let y = bounds.min[1]; y <= bounds.max[1]; y++) { + for (let x = bounds.min[0]; x <= bounds.max[0]; x++) { + const count = writes[y * width + x]; + total += count; + const isLight = x === lightX && y === lightY; + if (count === 0 && !isLight && missed === undefined) missed = `(${x}, ${y})`; + if (Math.max(Math.abs(x - lightX), Math.abs(y - lightY)) > waveSize) { + maxFarWrites = Math.max(maxFarWrites, count); + } + } + } + const area = (bounds.max[0] - bounds.min[0] + 1) * (bounds.max[1] - bounds.min[1] + 1); + expect.soft(missed, `${label}: first unwritten pixel`).toBeUndefined(); + expect.soft(invalidPixels, `${label}: non-integer pixels`).toBe(0); + expect + .soft(maxFarWrites, `${label}: max writes beyond one wave of the light`) + .toBeLessThanOrEqual(2); + if (area >= 500_000) { + expect.soft(total / area, `${label}: mean writes per pixel`).toBeLessThan(1.25); + } + expect + .soft(outsideDistance, `${label}: outside distance=${outsideDistance}`) + .toBeLessThanOrEqual(2 * waveSize); +} + +const totalGroups = (list: IContactShadowDispatchList) => + list.dispatches.reduce( + (sum, dispatch) => sum + dispatch.groups[0] * dispatch.groups[1] * dispatch.groups[2], + 0, + ); + +describe("Bend contact-shadow CPU dispatch", () => { + it("writes every 1920x1080 pixel for front, behind, beside, inside, corner and far-off-screen lights", () => { + const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; + for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { + const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); + if (name === "corner") { + expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBeCloseTo(0, 8); + expect(list.lightCoordinate[1]).toBeCloseTo(0, 8); + } + assertCoverage(list, viewport.width, viewport.height, name); + } + }, 30000); + + it("writes every pixel for odd and 64-aligned viewports", () => { + for (const [width, height] of [ + [1001, 577], + [63, 65], + [1, 1], + [130, 70], + [1024, 512], + ]) { + for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(width, height)) { + assertCoverage( + buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { width, height }), + width, + height, + `${width}x${height} ${name}`, + ); + } + } + }, 30000); + + it("issues at most eight nonempty dispatches", () => { + expect(CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES).toBe(8); + expect(CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE).toBe(64); + for (const [width, height] of [ + [1920, 1080], + [1001, 577], + [63, 65], + [1, 1], + [130, 70], + ]) { + for (const { projection } of lightCases(width, height)) { + const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { width, height }); + // A 1x1 viewport holding only the light's own pixel needs no work. + if (width * height > 1) expect(list.dispatches.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + expect(list.dispatches.length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES); + for (const dispatch of list.dispatches) { + expect(dispatch.groups[0]).toBe(CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE); + for (const count of dispatch.groups) { + expect(Number.isInteger(count)).toBe(true); + expect(count).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); + } + for (const offset of dispatch.waveOffset) + expect(Math.abs(offset % CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE)).toBe(0); + } + } + } + }); + + it("bounds reduce total groups while keeping inclusive coverage", () => { + const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; + const bounds = { min: [301, 203], max: [700, 510] } as const; + for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { + const full = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); + const bounded = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { bounds }); + expect(totalGroups(bounded), name).toBeLessThan(totalGroups(full)); + assertCoverage(bounded, viewport.width, viewport.height, `${name} bounded`, bounds); + } + }, 30000); + + it("preserves the sign of w and guards lights on the camera plane", () => { + const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; + for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { + const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); + expect(list.lightCoordinate[3]).toBe(projection[3] > 0 ? 1 : -1); + if (name === "beside") { + expect(projection[3]).toBe(0); + expect(list.lightCoordinate.every(Number.isFinite)).toBe(true); + expect(list.lightCoordinate[2]).toBe(0); + const limit = 0.000002 * CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; + expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBe( + Math.fround(((projection[0] / limit) * 0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.width), + ); + } + const expanded = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { + expandedZRange: true, + }); + expect(expanded.lightCoordinate[2]).toBe(list.lightCoordinate[2] * 0.5 + 0.5); + } + const projection = lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)[2].projection; + for (const w of [1e-8, -1e-8]) { + const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList([projection[0], projection[1], 0, w], viewport); + expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBe( + Math.fround( + ((projection[0] / (Math.sign(w) * 0.000002 * CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE)) * 0.5 + 0.5) * + viewport.width, + ), + ); + expect(list.lightCoordinate[3]).toBe(Math.sign(w)); + } + }); + + it("multiplies a real camera's column-major matrix by (direction, 0)", () => { + const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(71, 16 / 9, 0.2, 1200); + camera.coordinateSystem = WebGPUCoordinateSystem; + camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); + camera.position.set(3, 5, 7); + camera.lookAt(-2, 1, -4); + camera.updateMatrixWorld(); + const matrix = camera.projectionMatrix.clone().multiply(camera.matrixWorldInverse).elements; + const direction = new Vector3(2, -3, 4).normalize(); + const expected = [ + matrix[0] * direction.x + matrix[4] * direction.y + matrix[8] * direction.z, + matrix[1] * direction.x + matrix[5] * direction.y + matrix[9] * direction.z, + matrix[2] * direction.x + matrix[6] * direction.y + matrix[10] * direction.z, + matrix[3] * direction.x + matrix[7] * direction.y + matrix[11] * direction.z, + ]; + expect(contactShadowLightProjection(matrix, direction)).toEqual(expected); + }); + + it("rejects invalid viewport, wave size, projection, bounds, matrix and direction inputs", () => { + const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; + const projection = lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)[0].projection; + for (const value of [0, -1, 1.5, Number.NaN, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY]) { + expect(() => + buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { ...viewport, width: value }), + ).toThrow(/viewport.width/u); + expect(() => + buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { ...viewport, height: value }), + ).toThrow(/viewport.height/u); + expect(() => + buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { waveSize: value }), + ).toThrow(/waveSize/u); + } + for (const value of [Number.NaN, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY]) { + for (let component = 0; component < 4; component++) { + const invalid: [number, number, number, number] = [...projection]; + invalid[component] = value; + expect(() => buildContactShadowDispatchList(invalid, viewport)).toThrow(/lightProjection/u); + } + } + for (const bounds of [ + { min: [10, 0], max: [9, 20] }, + { min: [0, 10], max: [20, 9] }, + { min: [Number.NaN, 0], max: [20, 20] }, + ] as const) { + expect(() => buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { bounds })).toThrow( + /bounds/u, + ); + } + const matrix = new PerspectiveCamera().projectionMatrix.elements; + expect(() => contactShadowLightProjection(matrix.slice(0, 15), new Vector3(1, 2, 3))).toThrow( + /viewProjection/u, + ); + expect(() => + contactShadowLightProjection( + matrix.map(() => Number.NaN), + new Vector3(1, 2, 3), + ), + ).toThrow(/viewProjection/u); + for (const component of ["x", "y", "z"] as const) { + const direction = new Vector3(1, 2, 3); + direction[component] = Number.NaN; + expect(() => contactShadowLightProjection(matrix, direction)).toThrow(/directionToLight/u); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/core/capabilities.json b/packages/core/capabilities.json index 59a0c3c004..9b9bf08306 100644 --- a/packages/core/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/core/capabilities.json @@ -1201,6 +1201,48 @@ "supersedes": [], "symbol": "ComputeDrivenRegistry" }, + { + "aliases": [], + "constraints": [ + "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", + "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", + "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" + ], + "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", + "importPath": "@threenative/core", + "kind": "function", + "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], + "package": "@threenative/core", + "signature": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", + "situations": [ + "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", + "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" + ], + "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", + "supersedes": [], + "symbol": "contactShadow" + }, + { + "aliases": [], + "constraints": [ + "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", + "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", + "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" + ], + "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", + "importPath": "@threenative/core", + "kind": "class", + "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], + "package": "@threenative/core", + "signature": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", + "situations": [ + "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", + "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" + ], + "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", + "supersedes": [], + "symbol": "ContactShadowNode" + }, { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ diff --git a/packages/core/package.json b/packages/core/package.json index 9998deb295..ea05a3e843 100644 --- a/packages/core/package.json +++ b/packages/core/package.json @@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ "files": [ "dist", "LICENSE", + "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", "mcp", "gpl", "scripts/apply-three-patch.mjs", diff --git a/packages/core/src/index.ts b/packages/core/src/index.ts index dd393cb2d2..c2130d718d 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/index.ts @@ -875,6 +875,23 @@ export { readVirtualShadowMarker } from "./render/virtual-shadow.js"; */ export { Daylight } from "./render/daylight.js"; export type { IDaylightOptions } from "./render/daylight.js"; +/** + * A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small + * object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and + * applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. + * + * @situation a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground + * @situation a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it + * @constraint WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth + * @constraint every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light + * @constraint the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution + * @override `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node + * @example + * const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); + * stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); + */ +export { ContactShadowNode, contactShadow } from "./render/contact-shadow.js"; +export type { IContactShadowDepth, IContactShadowOptions } from "./render/contact-shadow.js"; export type { IVirtualShadowOptions, IVirtualShadowStats } from "./render/virtual-shadow.js"; /** * Attach hundreds of built objects to the scene in slices, presenting a frame between each. diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts index d804954d0b..afba1c83c7 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ export const RENDER_CHAIN_MARKER = "TN_RENDER_CHAIN"; /** Canonical order for the stages a game may request. */ export const RENDER_CHAIN_STAGE_ORDER = [ "probeVolume", + "contactShadows", "ambientOcclusion", "ssgi", "godRays", diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f8f9eeef60 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +// Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. +// +// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +// You may obtain a copy of the License at +// +// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +// +// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +// limitations under the License. +// Modified: ported to TypeScript for ThreeNative + +export const CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE = 64; +export const CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES = 8; + +export interface IContactShadowDispatch { + /** Workgroup counts [x, y, z]: x walks along the ray, y and z tile the wavefronts. */ + readonly groups: readonly [number, number, number]; + /** Pixel offset of this dispatch's first wavefront, already multiplied by the wave size. */ + readonly waveOffset: readonly [number, number]; +} + +export interface IContactShadowDispatchList { + /** Light pixel x, light pixel y, light depth, +1 for w > 0 else -1. */ + readonly lightCoordinate: readonly [number, number, number, number]; + readonly dispatches: readonly IContactShadowDispatch[]; +} + +export interface IContactShadowDispatchOptions { + /** Inclusive pixel bounds. Default: the whole viewport. */ + readonly bounds?: { + readonly min: readonly [number, number]; + readonly max: readonly [number, number]; + }; + /** Map API clip z in [-1, 1] to depth in [0, 1]. Default false. */ + readonly expandedZRange?: boolean; + /** Default CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE. */ + readonly waveSize?: number; +} + +/** Clip-space light position: viewProjection * (direction, 0) for a directional light. */ +export function buildContactShadowDispatchList( + lightProjection: readonly [number, number, number, number], + viewport: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number }, + options: IContactShadowDispatchOptions = {}, +): IContactShadowDispatchList { + const waveSize = options.waveSize ?? CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; + for (const [name, value] of [ + ["viewport.width", viewport.width], + ["viewport.height", viewport.height], + ["waveSize", waveSize], + ] as const) { + if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value <= 0) { + throw new TypeError(`${name} must be a positive integer`); + } + } + if ( + lightProjection.length !== 4 || + Array.from(lightProjection).some((value) => !Number.isFinite(value)) + ) { + throw new TypeError("lightProjection must contain four finite components"); + } + const { min, max } = options.bounds ?? { + min: [0, 0] as const, + max: [viewport.width - 1, viewport.height - 1] as const, + }; + for (const axis of [0, 1] as const) { + if (!Number.isInteger(min[axis]) || !Number.isInteger(max[axis]) || min[axis] > max[axis]) { + throw new TypeError("bounds must contain integer min <= max on each axis"); + } + } + + let xyLightW = lightProjection[3]; + const floatingPointLimit = 0.000002 * waveSize; + if (xyLightW >= 0 && xyLightW < floatingPointLimit) xyLightW = floatingPointLimit; + else if (xyLightW < 0 && xyLightW > -floatingPointLimit) xyLightW = -floatingPointLimit; + + // The kernel reads this as a float32 uniform, so round it here: floor() must agree on both sides. + const lightCoordinate: [number, number, number, number] = [ + Math.fround(((lightProjection[0] / xyLightW) * 0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.width), + Math.fround(((lightProjection[1] / xyLightW) * -0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.height), + Math.fround(lightProjection[3] === 0 ? 0 : lightProjection[2] / lightProjection[3]), + lightProjection[3] > 0 ? 1 : -1, + ]; + if (options.expandedZRange) lightCoordinate[2] = lightCoordinate[2] * 0.5 + 0.5; + // The kernel measures every wavefront from the centre of pixel floor(light), so the bounds + // are made relative to that pixel too. The upstream CPU code rounds instead, which is one pixel + // off whenever the fraction is 0.5 or more and is only hidden by passing max = viewport size. + const lightX = Math.floor(lightCoordinate[0]); + const lightY = Math.floor(lightCoordinate[1]); + const biasedBounds = [ + min[0] - lightX, + -(max[1] - lightY), + max[0] - lightX, + -(min[1] - lightY), + ] as const; + const dispatches: IContactShadowDispatch[] = []; + + for (let q = 0; q < 4; q++) { + const vertical = q === 0 || q === 3; + const bounds = [ + Math.trunc(Math.max(0, q & 1 ? biasedBounds[0] : -biasedBounds[2]) / waveSize), + Math.trunc(Math.max(0, q & 2 ? biasedBounds[1] : -biasedBounds[3]) / waveSize), + Math.trunc( + Math.max( + 0, + (q & 1 ? biasedBounds[2] : -biasedBounds[0]) + waveSize * (vertical ? 1 : 2) - 1, + ) / waveSize, + ), + Math.trunc( + Math.max( + 0, + (q & 2 ? biasedBounds[3] : -biasedBounds[1]) + waveSize * (vertical ? 2 : 1) - 1, + ) / waveSize, + ), + ] as const; + if (bounds[2] - bounds[0] <= 0 || bounds[3] - bounds[1] <= 0) continue; + const disp: { groups: [number, number, number]; waveOffset: [number, number] } = { + groups: [waveSize, bounds[2] - bounds[0], bounds[3] - bounds[1]], + waveOffset: [ + (q & 1 ? bounds[0] : -bounds[2]) + (q === 2 || q === 3 ? 1 : 0), + (q & 2 ? -bounds[3] : bounds[1]) + (q === 1 || q === 3 ? 1 : 0), + ], + }; + let axisDelta = biasedBounds[0] - biasedBounds[1]; + if (q === 1) axisDelta = biasedBounds[2] + biasedBounds[1]; + if (q === 2) axisDelta = -biasedBounds[0] - biasedBounds[3]; + if (q === 3) axisDelta = -biasedBounds[2] + biasedBounds[3]; + axisDelta = Math.trunc((axisDelta + waveSize - 1) / waveSize); + const quadrantDispatches = [disp]; + if (axisDelta > 0) { + const disp2 = { + groups: [...disp.groups] as [number, number, number], + waveOffset: [...disp.waveOffset] as [number, number], + }; + if (q === 0) { + disp2.groups[2] = Math.min(disp.groups[2], axisDelta); + disp.groups[2] -= disp2.groups[2]; + disp2.waveOffset[1] = disp.waveOffset[1] + disp.groups[2]; + disp2.waveOffset[0]--; + disp2.groups[1]++; + } + if (q === 1) { + disp2.groups[1] = Math.min(disp.groups[1], axisDelta); + disp.groups[1] -= disp2.groups[1]; + disp2.waveOffset[0] = disp.waveOffset[0] + disp.groups[1]; + disp2.groups[2]++; + } + if (q === 2) { + disp2.groups[1] = Math.min(disp.groups[1], axisDelta); + disp.groups[1] -= disp2.groups[1]; + disp.waveOffset[0] += disp2.groups[1]; + disp2.groups[2]++; + disp2.waveOffset[1]--; + } + if (q === 3) { + disp2.groups[2] = Math.min(disp.groups[2], axisDelta); + disp.groups[2] -= disp2.groups[2]; + disp.waveOffset[1] += disp2.groups[2]; + disp2.groups[1]++; + } + quadrantDispatches.push(disp2); + } + for (const dispatch of quadrantDispatches) { + if (dispatch.groups[1] <= 0 || dispatch.groups[2] <= 0) continue; + dispatch.waveOffset[0] *= waveSize; + dispatch.waveOffset[1] *= waveSize; + dispatches.push(dispatch); + } + } + return { lightCoordinate, dispatches }; +} + +/** Plain-TypeScript ComputeWavefrontExtents reference, returning the kernel's floor(pixel_xy). */ +export function contactShadowWritePixel( + list: Pick, + dispatch: IContactShadowDispatch, + group: readonly [number, number, number], + thread: number, + waveSize = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, +): readonly [number, number] { + let x = group[1] * waveSize + dispatch.waveOffset[0]; + let y = group[2] * waveSize + dispatch.waveOffset[1]; + const lightX = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[0]) + 0.5; + const lightY = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[1]) + 0.5; + const fractionX = list.lightCoordinate[0] - lightX; + const fractionY = list.lightCoordinate[1] - lightY; + const signX = Math.sign(x); + const signY = Math.sign(y); + const horizontal = Math.abs(x + signY) < Math.abs(y - signX); + x += (horizontal ? signY : 0) * group[0]; + y += (horizontal ? 0 : -signX) * group[0]; + const majorAxis = Math.abs(x) > Math.abs(y) ? x : y; + let majorLightFraction = Math.abs(x) > Math.abs(y) ? fractionX : fractionY; + majorLightFraction = majorAxis > 0 ? -majorLightFraction : majorLightFraction; + const startX = x + lightX; + const startY = y + lightY; + const ratio = + (Math.abs(majorAxis) - waveSize + majorLightFraction) / + (Math.abs(majorAxis) + majorLightFraction); + const endX = list.lightCoordinate[0] + (startX - list.lightCoordinate[0]) * ratio; + const endY = list.lightCoordinate[1] + (startY - list.lightCoordinate[1]) * ratio; + const threadStep = thread ^ (list.lightCoordinate[3] > 0 ? 0 : waveSize - 1); + return [ + Math.floor(startX + (endX - startX) * (threadStep / waveSize)), + Math.floor(startY + (endY - startY) * (threadStep / waveSize)), + ]; +} + +/** Column-major viewProjection (three's Matrix4.elements) times (direction, 0). */ +export function contactShadowLightProjection( + viewProjection: ArrayLike, + directionToLight: { readonly x: number; readonly y: number; readonly z: number }, +): [number, number, number, number] { + if ( + viewProjection.length !== 16 || + Array.from(viewProjection).some((value) => !Number.isFinite(value)) + ) { + throw new TypeError("viewProjection must contain 16 finite components"); + } + const { x, y, z } = directionToLight; + if (![x, y, z].every(Number.isFinite)) { + throw new TypeError("directionToLight must contain finite components"); + } + return [0, 1, 2, 3].map( + (row) => + (viewProjection[row] as number) * x + + (viewProjection[row + 4] as number) * y + + (viewProjection[row + 8] as number) * z, + ) as [number, number, number, number]; +} diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4435179a66 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts @@ -0,0 +1,427 @@ +// Screen-space contact shadows: TSL port of Bend Studio's Screen Space Shadows (bend_sss_gpu.h). +// +// Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. +// +// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +// You may obtain a copy of the License at +// +// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +// +// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +// limitations under the License. +// +// Modified: ported from HLSL to three.js TSL for ThreeNative. Wave intrinsics are replaced by a +// workgroup-memory flag, the clamp-to-border sampler by a bounds-checked texture load, and the +// output is a storage texture the game reads as a mask. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. + +import { Matrix4, Vector2, Vector3, Vector4 } from "three"; +import type { Camera } from "three"; +import { + Fn, + If, + abs, + clamp, + float, + floor, + fract, + int, + ivec2, + localId, + min, + mix, + nodeObject, + screenCoordinate, + sign, + textureLoad, + textureStore, + uint, + uniform, + uvec2, + vec2, + vec4, + workgroupArray, + workgroupBarrier, + workgroupId, +} from "three/tsl"; +import { Node, NodeUpdateType, StorageTexture } from "three/webgpu"; +import type { ComputeNode, NodeBuilder, NodeFrame } from "three/webgpu"; +import { + CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES, + CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, + buildContactShadowDispatchList, + contactShadowLightProjection, +} from "./contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; +import type { IContactShadowDispatchOptions } from "./contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; + +/** + * A TSL value this module builds its kernel from. + * + * Three's node types are precise about swizzles and vague about what a workgroup element or a + * texture load resolves to, and the kernel is arithmetic on exactly those. The cast stays here. + */ +// quality-allow: the kernel 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 this kernel reads. +type Kernel = any; + +/** One TSL value, without the type noise. */ +function nodes(value: unknown): Kernel { + return value as Kernel; +} + +/** What the kernel needs from the scene pass: a depth texture node it can `textureLoad`. */ +export interface IContactShadowDepth { + /** A TSL texture node holding the pass's raw (non-linear) depth, e.g. `scenePass.getTextureNode("depth")`. */ + readonly node: unknown; + /** The depth texture's size in pixels, read each frame. */ + readonly size: () => { readonly width: number; readonly height: number }; +} + +/** + * Everything the mechanism needs and nothing about the look. The thicknesses, the length in pixels + * and the contrast are the game's, so every one of them is required. + */ +export interface IContactShadowOptions { + readonly depth: IContactShadowDepth; + /** The camera the depth was rendered with. Its current matrices are read every frame. */ + readonly camera: Camera; + /** World-space direction from the surface toward the light, read every frame. */ + readonly direction: () => { readonly x: number; readonly y: number; readonly z: number }; + /** Shadow length in screen pixels. Also the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ + readonly sampleCount: number; + /** The first samples, which cast a hard (not averaged) shadow. At most `sampleCount`. */ + readonly hardSamples: number; + /** The last samples, which fade the shadow out. At most `sampleCount - hardSamples`. */ + readonly fadeSamples: number; + /** Assumed thickness of a pixel as a fraction of the remaining depth range. Live-tunable. */ + readonly surfaceThickness: number; + /** Depth difference, as a fraction, above which two neighbouring depths are an edge. Live-tunable. */ + readonly bilinearThreshold: number; + /** Boost on the in/out-of-shadow transition. At least 1. Live-tunable. */ + readonly contrast: number; + /** When true, an edge pixel does not cast. Default false. */ + readonly ignoreEdgePixels?: boolean; + /** True when the renderer's depth buffer is reversed (far 0, near 1). Default false. */ + readonly reversedDepth?: boolean; + /** Pixels whose depth is outside (min, max) are skipped. Default (0, 1): sky and near plane. */ + readonly depthBounds?: readonly [number, number]; + /** Pixel bounds the shadow is wanted in. Default: the whole depth texture. */ + readonly bounds?: IContactShadowDispatchOptions["bounds"]; +} + +interface ISlot { + readonly compute: ComputeNode; + readonly waveOffset: ReturnType; +} + +function checkedCount(name: string, value: number, minimum: number): number { + if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value < minimum) + throw new Error(`contactShadow ${name} must be an integer >= ${String(minimum)}.`); + return value; +} + +function checkedNumber(name: string, value: number, minimum: number, strict: boolean): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(value) || (strict ? value <= minimum : value < minimum)) + throw new Error( + `contactShadow ${name} must be a finite number ${strict ? ">" : ">="} ${String(minimum)}.`, + ); + return value; +} + +/** + * The contact-shadow mask as a TSL node. + * + * Evaluating the node reads the mask at the fragment's screen pixel: `1` is lit and `0` is + * shadowed, in `.r`. The compute dispatches run in `updateBefore`, once a frame, from the depth the + * scene pass has already written. The module applies nothing: the game multiplies the mask into + * whatever it chooses. + */ +export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { + /** Live-tunable, in the units of {@link IContactShadowOptions}. */ + readonly surfaceThickness = uniform(0); + readonly bilinearThreshold = uniform(0); + readonly contrast = uniform(1); + + readonly #options: IContactShadowOptions; + readonly #output = new StorageTexture(1, 1); + readonly #lightCoordinate = uniform(new Vector4()); + readonly #size = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); + readonly #slots: ISlot[] = []; + readonly #viewProjection = new Matrix4(); + readonly #direction = new Vector3(); + readonly #wave = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; + #disposed = false; + + constructor(options: IContactShadowOptions) { + super("vec4"); + const reads = checkedCount("sampleCount", options.sampleCount, 1); + const hard = checkedCount("hardSamples", options.hardSamples, 0); + const fade = checkedCount("fadeSamples", options.fadeSamples, 0); + if (hard + fade > reads) + throw new Error("contactShadow hardSamples + fadeSamples must not exceed sampleCount."); + checkedNumber("surfaceThickness", options.surfaceThickness, 0, true); + checkedNumber("bilinearThreshold", options.bilinearThreshold, 0, false); + checkedNumber("contrast", options.contrast, 1, false); + this.#options = options; + this.surfaceThickness.value = options.surfaceThickness; + this.bilinearThreshold.value = options.bilinearThreshold; + this.contrast.value = options.contrast; + this.#output.generateMipmaps = false; + this.#output.minFilter = this.#output.magFilter = 1003; // NearestFilter: the mask is read per pixel + this.updateBeforeType = NodeUpdateType.FRAME; + } + + /** The mask texture, `.r` is the term. Resized to the depth texture on the first frame. */ + get texture(): StorageTexture { + return this.#output; + } + + override setup(_builder: NodeBuilder): Node<"vec4"> { + const pixel = ivec2(nodes(screenCoordinate).xy); + return nodes(textureLoad(this.#output, pixel)); + } + + override updateBefore(frame: NodeFrame): undefined { + if (this.#disposed) throw new Error("Contact shadow is disposed."); + const renderer = frame.renderer; + if (renderer === null) throw new Error("Contact shadow requires a renderer."); + const { width, height } = this.#options.depth.size(); + if (!(width >= 1 && height >= 1)) return; + if (this.#size.value.x !== width || this.#size.value.y !== height) { + this.#size.value.set(width, height); + this.#output.setSize(width, height, 1); + } + const camera = this.#options.camera; + this.#viewProjection.multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse); + const toLight = this.#options.direction(); + this.#direction.set(toLight.x, toLight.y, toLight.z); + const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList( + contactShadowLightProjection(this.#viewProjection.elements, this.#direction), + { height, width }, + { bounds: this.#options.bounds, waveSize: this.#wave }, + ); + this.#lightCoordinate.value.set(...list.lightCoordinate); + const active: ComputeNode[] = []; + for (const [index, dispatch] of list.dispatches.entries()) { + const slot = this.#slot(index); + nodes(slot.waveOffset.value).set(dispatch.waveOffset[0], dispatch.waveOffset[1]); + nodes(slot.compute).dispatchSize = [...dispatch.groups]; + active.push(slot.compute); + } + if (active.length > 0) renderer.compute(active); + return undefined; + } + + override dispose(): void { + if (this.#disposed) return; + this.#disposed = true; + for (const slot of this.#slots) slot.compute.dispose(); + this.#slots.length = 0; + this.#output.dispose(); + super.dispose(); + } + + #slot(index: number): ISlot { + if (index >= CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES) + throw new Error("contactShadow dispatch list exceeds the maximum."); + const made = this.#slots[index]; + if (made !== undefined) return made; + const waveOffset = uniform(new Vector2()); + const compute = this.#kernel(waveOffset); + compute.name = `tnContactShadow${String(index)}`; + const slot = { compute, waveOffset }; + this.#slots[index] = slot; + return slot; + } + + /** + * One dispatch of the shadow kernel. The same shader for every slot: only the wave-offset uniform + * and the group counts differ, so three compiles one pipeline. + * + * The kernel follows the upstream order: wavefront addressing, depth reads into thread registers, + * the shadowing depths into workgroup memory, a barrier, then each pixel walks the shared strip. + * Two barriers sit on uniform control flow only. The group early-out is a workgroup flag read + * after the first barrier and applied as a branch around the work, never as a return, because a + * return that depends on workgroup memory makes every later barrier non-uniform. + */ + #kernel(waveOffset: unknown): ComputeNode { + const options = this.#options; + const wave = this.#wave; + const reads = Math.floor(options.sampleCount / wave) + 2; + const hardSamples = options.hardSamples; + const fadeSamples = options.fadeSamples; + const sampleCount = options.sampleCount; + const reversed = options.reversedDepth === true; + const farDepth = reversed ? 0 : 1; + const zSign = reversed ? -1 : 1; + const ignoreEdges = options.ignoreEdgePixels === true; + const [boundsMin, boundsMax] = options.depthBounds ?? [0, 1]; + const depthNode = options.depth.node; + const output = this.#output; + const light = nodes(this.#lightCoordinate); + const size = nodes(this.#size); + const thickness = nodes(this.surfaceThickness); + const threshold = nodes(this.bilinearThreshold); + const contrast = nodes(this.contrast); + const strip = nodes(workgroupArray("float", reads * wave)); + const flag = nodes(workgroupArray("uint", 1)); + + return Fn(() => { + // Wavefront addressing: the port of ComputeWavefrontExtents. Small integers throughout, so + // float arithmetic is exact until the final lerps. + const groupXY = vec2(float(workgroupId.y), float(workgroupId.z)); + const cell = nodes(groupXY.mul(wave).add(nodes(waveOffset))).toVar(); + const lightXY = nodes(floor(light.xy).add(0.5)).toVar(); + const lightFraction = nodes(light.xy.sub(lightXY)).toVar(); + const reverse = light.w.greaterThan(0); + const signs = nodes(sign(cell)).toVar(); + const horizontal = abs(cell.x.add(signs.y)).lessThan(abs(cell.y.sub(signs.x))); + const axis = vec2( + horizontal.select(signs.y, float(0)), + horizontal.select(float(0), signs.x.negate()), + ); + const xy = nodes(axis.mul(float(workgroupId.x)).add(cell)).toVar(); + const xMajor = abs(xy.x).greaterThan(abs(xy.y)); + const major = xMajor.select(xy.x, xy.y); + const majorStart = nodes(abs(major)).toVar(); + const majorEnd = majorStart.sub(wave); + const fractionRaw = xMajor.select(lightFraction.x, lightFraction.y); + const fraction = nodes( + major.greaterThan(0).select(fractionRaw.negate(), fractionRaw), + ).toVar(); + const startXY = nodes(xy.add(lightXY)).toVar(); + const endXY = nodes( + mix(light.xy, startXY, majorEnd.add(fraction).div(majorStart.add(fraction))), + ).toVar(); + const stepXY = nodes(startXY.sub(endXY)).toVar(); + const threadFloat = float(localId.x); + const threadStep = reverse.select(threadFloat, float(wave - 1).sub(threadFloat)); + const pixelDistance = nodes(majorStart.sub(threadStep).add(fraction)).toVar(); + let pixelXY = nodes(mix(startXY, endXY, threadStep.div(wave))).toVar(); + const writeXY = nodes(floor(pixelXY)).toVar(); + const direction = nodes(light.w.negate()).toVar(); + + // Out of the texture reads as the far depth: the bounds-checked stand-in for a border sampler. + const read = (x: Kernel, y: Kernel): Kernel => + x + .greaterThanEqual(0) + .and(x.lessThan(size.x)) + .and(y.greaterThanEqual(0)) + .and(y.lessThan(size.y)) + .select( + nodes( + textureLoad( + depthNode as never, + ivec2(int(clamp(x, 0, size.x.sub(1))), int(clamp(y, 0, size.y.sub(1)))), + ), + ).r, + float(farDepth), + ); + + const sampling: Kernel[] = []; + const shadowing: Kernel[] = []; + const scale: Kernel[] = []; + const distance: Kernel[] = []; + for (let i = 0; i < reads; i += 1) { + sampling.push(float(0).toVar()); + shadowing.push(float(0).toVar()); + scale.push(float(0).toVar()); + distance.push(float(0).toVar()); + } + + // Each thread's own depth and the group's early-out decision come first, so a group that is + // all sky pays for one read and no strip. + const readSample = (i: number): void => { + const readX = nodes(floor(pixelXY.x)); + const readY = nodes(floor(pixelXY.y)); + const minor = xMajor.select(pixelXY.y, pixelXY.x); + const bias = fract(minor).sub(0.5).greaterThan(0).select(float(1), float(-1)); + const near = read(readX, readY); + const other = read( + readX.add(xMajor.select(float(0), bias)), + readY.add(xMajor.select(bias, float(0))), + ); + scale[i].assign(abs(near.sub(farDepth))); + const usePoint = abs(near.sub(other)).greaterThan(scale[i].mul(threshold)); + sampling[i].assign(near); + const edgeDepth = ignoreEdges ? float(1e20) : near; + shadowing[i].assign(usePoint.select(edgeDepth, near.add(abs(near.sub(other)).mul(zSign)))); + distance[i].assign(pixelDistance.add(direction.mul(wave * i))); + pixelXY = nodes(pixelXY.add(stepXY.mul(direction))).toVar(); + }; + const store = (i: number): void => { + let stored = shadowing[i].sub(light.z).div(distance[i]); + if (i !== 0) stored = distance[i].greaterThan(0).select(stored, float(1e10)); + strip.element(int(localId.x).add(i * wave)).assign(stored); + }; + + readSample(0); + store(0); + const skip = sampling[0].greaterThanEqual(boundsMax).or(sampling[0].lessThanEqual(boundsMin)); + If(skip.not(), () => { + flag.element(0).assign(uint(1)); + }); + workgroupBarrier(); + const groupActive = flag.element(0).equal(uint(1)); + If(groupActive, () => { + for (let i = 1; i < reads; i += 1) { + readSample(i); + store(i); + } + }); + workgroupBarrier(); + + const result = float(1).toVar(); + If(groupActive.and(skip.not()), () => { + const start = nodes(sampling[0].sub(light.z).div(distance[0])).toVar(); + const first = int(localId.x).add(1); + const depthScale = nodes( + min(distance[0].add(direction), float(1).div(thickness)).mul(distance[0]).div(scale[0]), + ).toVar(); + const origin = nodes(start.mul(depthScale).sub(zSign)).toVar(); + const delta = (i: number): Kernel => + abs(origin.sub(strip.element(first.add(i)).mul(depthScale))); + let hard: Kernel = float(1); + for (let i = 0; i < hardSamples; i += 1) hard = min(hard, delta(i)); + const shadow: Kernel[] = [float(1), float(1), float(1), float(1)]; + const fadeStart = sampleCount - fadeSamples; + for (let i = hardSamples; i < sampleCount; i += 1) { + const fade = i >= fadeStart ? ((i + 1 - fadeStart) / (fadeSamples + 1)) * 0.75 : 0; + shadow[i & 3] = min(shadow[i & 3], fade === 0 ? delta(i) : delta(i).add(fade)); + } + const boosted = (value: Kernel): Kernel => + nodes(value.mul(contrast).add(float(1).sub(contrast))).clamp(0, 1); + const average = boosted(shadow[0]) + .add(boosted(shadow[1])) + .add(boosted(shadow[2])) + .add(boosted(shadow[3])) + .mul(0.25); + result.assign(min(boosted(hard), average)); + }); + + // A pixel nothing shadowed still has to be written: the texture is not cleared between frames. + const px = nodes(writeXY.x); + const py = nodes(writeXY.y); + If( + px + .greaterThanEqual(0) + .and(px.lessThan(size.x)) + .and(py.greaterThanEqual(0)) + .and(py.lessThan(size.y)), + () => { + textureStore(output, uvec2(uint(int(px)), uint(int(py))), vec4(result, 0, 0, 1)); + }, + ); + // three takes workgroup counts as an array, which its declarations list as a thread count only. + })().compute([1, 1, 1] as unknown as number, [wave, 1, 1]); + } +} + +/** The contact-shadow mask for a scene pass's depth. See {@link ContactShadowNode}. */ +export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { + // A custom node is not a TSL proxy until it is wrapped: `.r` and the other swizzles come with it. + return nodeObject(new ContactShadowNode(options)) as unknown as ContactShadowNode; +} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md index 1eccae5356..1af4b46b0c 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md @@ -927,6 +927,40 @@ export class ComputeDrivenRegistry { … } const registry = new ComputeDrivenRegistry(); registry.add(cloth, ctx.renderer.raw); ``` +### `contactShadow` + +`function` — A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. + +```ts +export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … } +``` + +- **Use when:** a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground · a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it +- **Constraints:** WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth · every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light · the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution +- **Overrides:** `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node + +```ts +const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); +stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); +``` + +### `ContactShadowNode` + +`class` — A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. + +```ts +export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … } +``` + +- **Use when:** a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground · a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it +- **Constraints:** WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth · every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light · the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution +- **Overrides:** `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node + +```ts +const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); +stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); +``` + ### `counterDeviceOf` `function` — Count the frame's host-boundary crossings and the bytes it writes into GPU buffers, off unless `TN_FRAME_SPANS` asks for them. On the frame budget's own window as `counters`, so a crossing count and a millisecond split describe the same frames. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json index 59a0c3c004..9b9bf08306 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json @@ -1201,6 +1201,48 @@ "supersedes": [], "symbol": "ComputeDrivenRegistry" }, + { + "aliases": [], + "constraints": [ + "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", + "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", + "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" + ], + "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", + "importPath": "@threenative/core", + "kind": "function", + "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], + "package": "@threenative/core", + "signature": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", + "situations": [ + "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", + "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" + ], + "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", + "supersedes": [], + "symbol": "contactShadow" + }, + { + "aliases": [], + "constraints": [ + "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", + "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", + "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" + ], + "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", + "importPath": "@threenative/core", + "kind": "class", + "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], + "package": "@threenative/core", + "signature": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", + "situations": [ + "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", + "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" + ], + "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", + "supersedes": [], + "symbol": "ContactShadowNode" + }, { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ diff --git a/scripts/api-surface.json b/scripts/api-surface.json index 82a71138d0..df0edaca43 100644 --- a/scripts/api-surface.json +++ b/scripts/api-surface.json @@ -106,6 +106,8 @@ "@threenative/core#ClusteredBatch": "export class ClusteredBatch { … }", "@threenative/core#ClusteredMesh": "export class ClusteredMesh extends Mesh { … }", "@threenative/core#ComputeDrivenRegistry": "export class ComputeDrivenRegistry { … }", + "@threenative/core#contactShadow": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", + "@threenative/core#ContactShadowNode": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", "@threenative/core#counterDeviceOf": "export function counterDeviceOf(raw: unknown): unknown { … }", "@threenative/core#createAssetLoader": "export function createAssetLoader(options: IAssetLoaderOptions = { … }", "@threenative/core#createPipelineCensus": "export function createPipelineCensus(options: IPipelineCensusOptions): PipelineCensus { … }", From c9773d985232697ba0de0bfd985b5f40f5c888cb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2026 23:59:15 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 2/6] feat(templates): PRD-561 contact-shadow stage replaces the platformer blob Both the starter and the platformer gain src/render/contactShadowStage.ts, a chain stage (minimumTier medium) that multiplies the screen-space contact mask from @threenative/core into the frame. The look (reach, contrast, strength per tier) lives in that generated file; the dispatch and kernel stay in core. The platformer drops its painted blob mesh and the `drop` pose field. The scaffold keeps the render-folder import ban with one exact-string exemption for the contactShadow import, mirrored in the core-boundary allowlist. The fox rig floats 0.05 to 0.2 m above its capsule bottom, which the blob used to mask; the convention test now states that bound. Proof: contact-shadow.playtest.json on the RTX 2080 (webgpu recipe) passes with the stage on and fails with it off; the same scenario passes on a scaffolded starter. --- packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts | 4 +- packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md | 2 +- packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../__tests__/looks.spec.ts | 8 +- .../__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts | 7 +- .../__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts | 10 +- .../templates/platformer/AGENTS.md | 2 +- .../templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json | 31 ++++ .../templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts | 1 - .../src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 133 ++++++++++++++++++ .../templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts | 21 +-- .../platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts | 11 +- .../templates/starter/AGENTS.md | 2 +- .../templates/starter/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 132 +++++++++++++++++ .../starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts | 9 +- scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts | 5 + scripts/check-core-boundary.ts | 8 ++ 19 files changed, 353 insertions(+), 39 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json create mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts create mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts index 4435179a66..2bb2b72345 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts @@ -362,10 +362,10 @@ export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { store(0); const skip = sampling[0].greaterThanEqual(boundsMax).or(sampling[0].lessThanEqual(boundsMin)); If(skip.not(), () => { - flag.element(0).assign(uint(1)); + flag.element(int(0)).assign(uint(1)); }); workgroupBarrier(); - const groupActive = flag.element(0).equal(uint(1)); + const groupActive = flag.element(int(0)).equal(uint(1)); If(groupActive, () => { for (let i = 1; i < reads; i += 1) { readSample(i); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md index 47e93ca85f..97322cf6ff 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ or a platform's status changes. `pnpm sync:agents` mirrors them like every other user's repo. They are a floor the model can rewrite or delete, not a ceiling it must reach through config. Two hard constraints, both asserted in CI: -- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. +- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. The one exception is the `contactShadow` import in `contactShadowStage.ts`: a compute pass that draws nothing, listed in `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` (`scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`). - The generated `package.json` must contain no `catalog:` protocol — templates carry real versions, kept in sync by hand with `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md index 84948a6d78..e4813f3095 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ or a platform's status changes. `pnpm sync:agents` mirrors them like every other user's repo. They are a floor the model can rewrite or delete, not a ceiling it must reach through config. Two hard constraints, both asserted in CI: -- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. +- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. The one exception is the `contactShadow` import in `contactShadowStage.ts`: a compute pass that draws nothing, listed in `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` (`scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`). - The generated `package.json` must contain no `catalog:` protocol — templates carry real versions, kept in sync by hand with `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts index 2936a86c74..414aaaecd3 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts @@ -21,6 +21,9 @@ const requiredBootErrorDeclarations = [ ] as const; const bootErrorColour = /^(?:#[\da-f]{6}|var\(--[\w-]+\))$/iu; +const CONTACT_SHADOW_IMPORT = + 'import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core";\n'; + describe("starter visual floor", () => { it("should provide readable dynamic-range defaults without framework imports", async () => { const files = await Promise.all( @@ -161,7 +164,10 @@ describe("starter visual floor", () => { ); for (const entries of files) { for (const [name, source] of entries) { - expect(source, name).not.toContain("@threenative/"); + // The one core import a floor template's render folder makes: a mechanism the look drives + // (it draws nothing), admitted by `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` in + // `scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`. Any other change to that line trips the check. + expect(source.replace(CONTACT_SHADOW_IMPORT, ""), name).not.toContain("@threenative/"); // Loading is the one generated surface that carries real startup behavior: safe-area // layout, texture crops, truthful progress and disposal. Its source stays game-owned; the // old 200-line smell cap must not reject that behavior. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts index 3089b977ab..8e6dc2a07c 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ const PRD_201_PARENT_SCAFFOLD_HASHES: Readonly> = { // merged Three patch changes every kit; starter also carries the merged render source. "action-rpg": "ca3c58ab561319c2c6671a5714019f18b8b2b82dc0be699fbf05b1231504be71", minimal: "44979db5dd573a297c6d66c08d5366fc66f7ddaf0bdc553c4781fae0059fa0fc", - platformer: "a0f9f7f33b14041062b0a91789ebdb0cea61f4dd889f67762a14244dbf398266", + platformer: "89dbdd47bdc8fc8dc44fb0155bc6ba9a0112d0a7bae6831de8f6cb5c1058053b", puzzle: "c92bdc29939c43a8a2bf418f31aabbd2de1b31481eb51286bd834bf2cc9bd84f", racing: "8b7b7cf6b8660790b604d819968f7a48e950823373525660e04f26fe3ef16dba", rain: "e43a82568eb6d6cd0bf069f3db2fe5e77ba92821cf983f018dea78ea40a30080", @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ const PRD_201_PARENT_SCAFFOLD_HASHES: Readonly> = { shooter: "874b9d1a0f053970ad381e3703ac5dc288581ece212f53cbb2f86a095f0df561", snow: "b9ef634e808b6c4a79c8a8768955cb2979ec949cdb147e3c77bca4803089b470", // PRD-572: starter AGENTS.md gained the shadow-movers paragraph; only starter moves. - starter: "9e663841c6445b06e5d65ec630d99ce5ec787f28989f4f7990a5aa1b3316dbff", + starter: "2727181db61235b19cb3cef13849d86651dd281651e9b811f2ad128689305389", "tower-defense": "4f10541731f30c25b31bb7b5770c1bef1ffe9327d713d980e0847b0ed751f863", }; @@ -297,6 +297,7 @@ const STARTER_PATHS = [ "src/scenes/Play.ts", "src/render/lighting.ts", "src/render/postprocessing.ts", + "src/render/contactShadowStage.ts", "src/render/worldEnvironment.ts", "src/render/temporalAA.ts", "src/render/temporalAAInput.ts", @@ -383,12 +384,14 @@ const PLATFORMER_PATHS = [ "src/render/palette.ts", "src/render/pickups.ts", "src/render/postprocessing.ts", + "src/render/contactShadowStage.ts", "src/render/props.ts", "src/render/sky.ts", "src/render/scenery.ts", "src/render/walkers.ts", "src/render/waterfall.ts", "public/icon.png", + "playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json", "playtests/coyote.playtest.json", "playtests/collect.playtest.json", "playtests/damage.playtest.json", diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts index a912c28215..e25ab2c36f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts @@ -77,15 +77,19 @@ describe("generated template conventions", () => { it("authors the platformer fox in metres, so it needs neither a scale nor a snap", () => { // The platformer's applicability row is N/A for both generated conventions, and this is what // makes that honest rather than a gap: the rig is built from primitives with its feet on - // y = 0, and the collider is the `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is - // no imported scale to normalise and no visual offset from the body to snap back. + // y = 0 (its lowest primitive, the tail, rests 0.16 m above it, and the shoes 0.21 m), and the + // collider is the `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is no imported + // scale to normalise and no visual offset from the body to snap back. A painted blob at y = 0 + // used to make this box read exactly 0; the contact shadow stage replaced it and draws nothing + // the rig could be measured by, so the bound is the rig's own. const fox = createFox(); const rig = fox.group; rig.updateMatrixWorld(true); const box = new Box3().setFromObject(rig); expect(Number.isFinite(box.min.y)).toBe(true); - expect(box.min.y).toBeCloseTo(0, 5); + expect(box.min.y).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0); + expect(box.min.y).toBeLessThan(0.25); // A fox-sized character: under two metres, over one, and taller than it is long. expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(1); expect(box.max.y).toBeLessThan(2); diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md index e9b3fb5d8b..4c2cd22ccc 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Leave `assets` absent: the cook selects target-decodable passes, with `models.sh Relative look capture: a binding with `pointerRelative: true` captures the canvas on click by default; set `captureOnClick: false` and call `ctx.input.captureMouse()` from your own gesture to opt out. Desktop mode precedence is CLI (`--windowed`, `--maximized`, `--fullscreen`) over `display.fullscreen` over `window.maximized`; with both false, `window.width`/`height` size the normal window. Scenes use `load`, `enter`, `update`, `exit`, `render`; physics nodes are Godot-named and disposable. No model here is imported, so there is no authored scale to normalise and the collider is the body: the generated scale-and-snap conventions do not apply to this template. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. Rigged assets: put a `.glb` in `assets/`, await `ctx.assets.model("hero.glb")` in `Scene.load()`, then drive `AnimationPlayer` beside its entity. `ctx.goto(name)` rebuilds without resetting game state; from a frame function `goto` and then `return`; `ctx.state.set({ /* copy this game's initial-state shape */ })` is a partial patch. `game.goto("")` also rebuilds the scene, but it resets the game's state. Seeded randomness is deterministic only when `defineGame({ seed })` is configured. -`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. +`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/contactShadowStage.ts` grounds the fox with a `contactShadows` stage marched through scene depth toward the sun, replacing a painted blob: the same file sets its reach and strength per tier per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. When an animation looks wrong, measure it before rewriting it. `clipPoseError` scores a retargeted clip against its source per bone in degrees — whole quaternions relative to each rig's own bind pose, so the two rigs' bind conventions cancel and a limb rolled about its own axis is caught where a bone-direction check reads zero. `clipTrackBindings` names tracks that bind nothing (the `.undefined` failure that plays the bind pose instead of the animation), `clipBoneCoverage` names bones the clip does not drive and which therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whether a named bone reaches the prop it is supposed to be touching. Two loading conventions come from `@threenative/core`, not from your own loops: `loadAll(items, load)` fetches six at a time and returns results **in the input's order** (a pool that pushes returns completion order, so a positional pick lands a different asset every load), and `addInSlices(objects, (object) => ctx.add(object))` attaches 256 per presented frame so hundreds of objects never land in one long frame; override `concurrency`/`sliceSize`, pass `while: () => alive` to stop a torn-down scene without throwing, and `marker: false` silences `TN_LOAD_ALL`/`TN_ADD_SLICES` but never the measurement. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md index 50df2a7d2b..72f7f222fd 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Leave `assets` absent: the cook selects target-decodable passes, with `models.sh Relative look capture: a binding with `pointerRelative: true` captures the canvas on click by default; set `captureOnClick: false` and call `ctx.input.captureMouse()` from your own gesture to opt out. Desktop mode precedence is CLI (`--windowed`, `--maximized`, `--fullscreen`) over `display.fullscreen` over `window.maximized`; with both false, `window.width`/`height` size the normal window. Scenes use `load`, `enter`, `update`, `exit`, `render`; physics nodes are Godot-named and disposable. No model here is imported, so there is no authored scale to normalise and the collider is the body: the generated scale-and-snap conventions do not apply to this template. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. Rigged assets: put a `.glb` in `assets/`, await `ctx.assets.model("hero.glb")` in `Scene.load()`, then drive `AnimationPlayer` beside its entity. `ctx.goto(name)` rebuilds without resetting game state; from a frame function `goto` and then `return`; `ctx.state.set({ /* copy this game's initial-state shape */ })` is a partial patch. `game.goto("")` also rebuilds the scene, but it resets the game's state. Seeded randomness is deterministic only when `defineGame({ seed })` is configured. -`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. +`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/contactShadowStage.ts` grounds the fox with a `contactShadows` stage marched through scene depth toward the sun, replacing a painted blob: the same file sets its reach and strength per tier per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. When an animation looks wrong, measure it before rewriting it. `clipPoseError` scores a retargeted clip against its source per bone in degrees — whole quaternions relative to each rig's own bind pose, so the two rigs' bind conventions cancel and a limb rolled about its own axis is caught where a bone-direction check reads zero. `clipTrackBindings` names tracks that bind nothing (the `.undefined` failure that plays the bind pose instead of the animation), `clipBoneCoverage` names bones the clip does not drive and which therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whether a named bone reaches the prop it is supposed to be touching. Two loading conventions come from `@threenative/core`, not from your own loops: `loadAll(items, load)` fetches six at a time and returns results **in the input's order** (a pool that pushes returns completion order, so a positional pick lands a different asset every load), and `addInSlices(objects, (object) => ctx.add(object))` attaches 256 per presented frame so hundreds of objects never land in one long frame; override `concurrency`/`sliceSize`, pass `while: () => alive` to stop a torn-down scene without throwing, and `marker: false` silences `TN_LOAD_ALL`/`TN_ADD_SLICES` but never the measurement. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..637d4826f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +{ + "name": "contact-shadow", + "target": "web", + "schemaVersion": 1, + "viewport": { "width": 1280, "height": 720 }, + "warmupFrames": 10, + "subject": "player", + "artifacts": { "screenshots": "before-after" }, + "steps": [{ "kind": "wait", "label": "fox-standing", "waitTicks": 120, "release": true }], + "assert": { + "diagnostics": { + "noConsoleErrors": true, + "noNetworkErrors": true, + "noRuntimeDiagnostics": true, + "runtimeReady": true + }, + "renderChain": { "stages": { "includes": ["contactShadows"] } }, + "visual": [ + { + "region": { + "x": 0, + "y": 0, + "width": 1280, + "height": 720, + "minNonblankPixelRatio": 0.9, + "maxDarkPixelRatio": 0.4 + } + } + ] + } +} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts index f171aa530f..58b6867dab 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts @@ -146,7 +146,6 @@ export class Fox { this.rig.update({ dashing: this.#dashTimer > 0, dt, - drop: this.mesh.position.y - FOOT_OFFSET - this.#groundY, grounded: this.body.grounded, speed: Math.hypot(this.body.velocity.x, this.body.velocity.z), vy: this.body.velocity.y, diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7354900cce --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +// Generated for you: ordinary Three.js; ThreeNative does not read this file. +// +// The contact shadow under small things. The shadow map cannot resolve the few centimetres where +// a foot meets the ground: its texels are wider than the gap and its bias lifts the shadow off the +// caster, so a fox on a bright grass cap looked unplanted and this game used to hide that with a +// painted blob. This stage replaces the blob with a shadow marched through the depth the scene +// pass already wrote, toward the sun. +// +// The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the +// term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the +// shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, +// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass. To make it softer, lower +// `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from +// `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. +import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; +import { type DirectionalLight, Vector3 } from "three"; +import { float } from "three/tsl"; +import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; +import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; +import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; + +/** What one tier asks of the stage. Every number is this game's; the engine has no defaults. */ +export interface IContactShadowLook { + /** Shadow length in screen pixels, and the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ + readonly sampleCount: number; + /** The first samples cast a hard shadow; the rest are averaged. */ + readonly hardSamples: number; + /** The last samples fade the shadow out, so its far end does not stop on a line. */ + readonly fadeSamples: number; + /** How thick a surface is assumed to be, as a fraction of the remaining depth range. */ + readonly surfaceThickness: number; + /** Depth jump, as a fraction, that counts as an edge instead of a slope. */ + readonly bilinearThreshold: number; + /** Boost on the lit-to-shadow transition. At least 1. */ + readonly contrast: number; + /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ + readonly strength: number; +} + +/** + * The `contactShadows` stage. Pass it as `authoredStages` and name `"contactShadows"` in + * `authoredStageNames`. It refuses by name, with a reason, when the game has no sun to trace + * toward, and the chain drops it below the `medium` tier. + */ +export function contactShadowStages( + context: IWorldEnvironmentStageContext, + sun: DirectionalLight | undefined, + look: IContactShadowLook, +): readonly ChainStage[] { + let mask: Node | undefined; + const from = new Vector3(); + const to = new Vector3(); + return [ + { + name: "contactShadows", + minimumTier: "medium", + available: () => (sun === undefined ? "no-sun-light" : true), + build: (input) => { + if (sun === undefined) throw new Error("contactShadows built without a sun light."); + // The pass's own depth texture: its size follows the drawing buffer, so read it each frame. + const depth = context.depthNode as unknown as { + readonly value: { readonly image: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number } }; + }; + const options: IContactShadowOptions = { + bilinearThreshold: look.bilinearThreshold, + camera: context.camera, + contrast: look.contrast, + depth: { + node: context.depthNode, + size: () => ({ height: depth.value.image.height, width: depth.value.image.width }), + }, + direction: () => { + sun.getWorldPosition(from); + sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); + return from.sub(to).normalize(); + }, + fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, + hardSamples: look.hardSamples, + sampleCount: look.sampleCount, + surfaceThickness: look.surfaceThickness, + }; + const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; + mask = node; + // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `strength` is how much of that this game wants. + const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(look.strength)); + return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); + }, + dispose: () => { + mask?.dispose(); + mask = undefined; + }, + }, + ]; +} + +/** + * The contact shadow under small things, per tier. The numbers hold things on the ground rather + * than draw a dark halo: 24 px is the shadow's reach on screen, the first 3 samples stay hard so + * the contact is pinned, and the last 6 fade so the far end does not stop on a line. `low` does + * not run the stage: the chain refuses it by name, so its entry only says what it would use. Cost + * is unmeasured; read `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` after you change a number. + */ +const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { + bilinearThreshold: 0.02, + contrast: 2, + fadeSamples: 6, + hardSamples: 3, + sampleCount: 24, + strength: 0.75, + surfaceThickness: 0.005, +}; +const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { + ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, + fadeSamples: 4, + hardSamples: 2, + sampleCount: 16, +}; +const CONTACT_SHADOW: Record = { + high: CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, + low: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, + medium: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, +}; + +/** The contact-shadow numbers a tier uses. Throws on a name that is not a tier. */ +export function contactShadowLook(tier: string): IContactShadowLook { + const look = CONTACT_SHADOW[tier as QualityTier]; + if (look === undefined) { + throw new Error( + `Unknown quality tier ${JSON.stringify(tier)} — expected one of ${Object.keys(CONTACT_SHADOW).join(", ")}.`, + ); + } + return look; +} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts index b861d42db3..9280297a8b 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts @@ -8,25 +8,21 @@ import { BoxGeometry, type BufferGeometry, CapsuleGeometry, - CircleGeometry, ConeGeometry, CylinderGeometry, Group, type Material, MathUtils, Mesh, - type MeshBasicMaterial, SphereGeometry, TorusGeometry, } from "three"; -import { flat, toon } from "./materials.js"; +import { toon } from "./materials.js"; import { C } from "./palette.js"; export interface IFoxPose { readonly dashing: boolean; readonly dt: number; - /** Metres between the fox's feet and the surface under it, for the contact shadow. */ - readonly drop: number; readonly grounded: boolean; readonly speed: number; readonly vy: number; @@ -144,16 +140,6 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { previous = segment; } - // The contact shadow: a blob that shrinks with the drop, which is what keeps the fox planted on - // a bright grass cap where the shadow map's own shadow is easy to lose. - const blob = new Mesh( - new CircleGeometry(0.42, 16), - flat(0x0a2436, { depthWrite: false, opacity: 0.3 }), - ); - blob.rotation.x = -Math.PI / 2; - blob.renderOrder = 2; - root.add(blob); - let time = 0; return { group: root, @@ -186,11 +172,6 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { segment.rotation.z = Math.sin(time * (5 + run * 4) - index * 0.7) * (0.1 + run * 0.14); segment.rotation.y = Math.sin(time * 2.4 - index * 0.5) * 0.1; } - blob.position.y = -pose.drop + 0.02; - blob.visible = pose.drop < 7; - const k = MathUtils.clamp(1 - pose.drop / 7, 0.25, 1); - blob.scale.setScalar(k); - (blob.material as MeshBasicMaterial).opacity = 0.3 * k; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts index d1868d82c4..bc1188e206 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ // `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 { contactShadowLook, contactShadowStages } from "./contactShadowStage.js"; import { type QualityTier, qualityPreset, resolveQualityTier } from "./quality.js"; import type { OutputRenderer } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; import { WorldEnvironment } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; @@ -53,7 +54,15 @@ export function setupPost( environment.software === true } source=${source}`, ); - const world = new WorldEnvironment(qualityPreset(tier)); + // The fox's contact with the ground: `contactShadowStage.ts` builds it and sets how long + // and how dark it is per tier, and the chain drops it below `medium` by name. It traces + // toward the same sun the god rays do, so a game that passes none gets a named refusal. + const world = new WorldEnvironment({ + ...qualityPreset(tier), + authoredStageNames: ["contactShadows"], + authoredStages: (stage) => + contactShadowStages(stage, environment.godraysLight, contactShadowLook(tier)), + }); const applied = world.apply(renderer, scene, camera, { godraysLight: environment.godraysLight }); environment.onTierChanged?.(tier); let disposed = false; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md index 00c7ff1423..94ec316281 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whe `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; platform selects the boot tier, and `adaptiveQuality.ts` reads `game.ts` frame windows. Fresh GPU time wins, with a named presentation fallback. After startup, two overloaded windows lower quality; five with 20% headroom raise it; cooldown is five seconds. Presentation fallback allows 5% timing jitter (`presentationTolerance`); `overloadBudgetMs` reports its threshold. Vsync-bound presentation alone cannot prove recovery headroom. `setupPost` exposes policy options and `targetFps`; `Play` supplies `display.maxFps` and readiness. Pin `{ tier: "low" }`; invalid tiers throw and pinned costs report. The `quality` entity and `TN_QUALITY_TIER` expose decisions; dispose on scene exit. A bounded participating medium is generated source you own: `src/render/volumetricFog.ts` and its three companions build depth-correct mist, and `STARTER_MIST` there owns this game's density, colour, bounds and its single `enabled` flag — off costs no target and no pixel. `Play` passes it the live `ctx.renderer.kind`, so the WebGL fallback allocates nothing, and it owns `scene.fog` while it lives, so aerial perspective and god rays must stay off: they render the same air. `setupPost`'s `fog` factory rebuilds it whenever the tier replaces the chain. It is lit by `ambient` until you pass `points` (unshadowed, finite-range `PointLight`s) or a `sun` whose shadow map already exists — nothing wires one for you. -The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. +The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `contactShadowStage.ts` is the `contactShadows` stage: it marches scene depth toward the key light so small things meet the ground, the same file sets its reach and strength per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. A scenario with no assertions or missing observations fails; open a real capture after visual changes. When a frame costs more than it should, find the object first: backtick opens the overlay, whose **Geometry** tab captures one frame on **Capture** and ranks the objects that submitted its triangles beside their projected size on screen; an agent gets the same report from `"assert": { "geometry": { "limit": 25 } }` in a scenario, which needs `runtime.geometry`. Those numbers are measured submissions reconciled against the frame's own pass totals, so the remainder the rows do not account for is reported, and what cannot be measured — a packed batch's per-member draws, unknown bounds — says so with a reason instead of reading as zero. `src/render/temporalAA.ts` is an experimental, opt-in TRAANode provider for scene input reconstruction. Shipped quality tiers do not enable it. Supply colour/depth/velocity from the same scene pass through a `traa` RenderChain stage, reset history on camera cuts, and dispose with the stage. The optional exact scene-pass argument enables a bounded raw4 current-footprint candidate for supported reduced rasters; it owns four-sample beauty and matching visibility replays and restores ordinary pass policy on unsupported inputs. Opaque RGB remains a pixel-frequency approximation; alpha-tested visibility uses sample interpolation. The ordinary path uses scene-pass MSAA disabled. `temporalResolve.ts` retains optional linear/Catmull–Rom and ordinary-blend comparisons, both depth-history vetoes, and mandatory RGB clipping. Original quality/recovery, GPU cost, automatic scaling and native gates remain unqualified. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md index a89c391790..b2e2b89c6e 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whe `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; platform selects the boot tier, and `adaptiveQuality.ts` reads `game.ts` frame windows. Fresh GPU time wins, with a named presentation fallback. After startup, two overloaded windows lower quality; five with 20% headroom raise it; cooldown is five seconds. Presentation fallback allows 5% timing jitter (`presentationTolerance`); `overloadBudgetMs` reports its threshold. Vsync-bound presentation alone cannot prove recovery headroom. `setupPost` exposes policy options and `targetFps`; `Play` supplies `display.maxFps` and readiness. Pin `{ tier: "low" }`; invalid tiers throw and pinned costs report. The `quality` entity and `TN_QUALITY_TIER` expose decisions; dispose on scene exit. A bounded participating medium is generated source you own: `src/render/volumetricFog.ts` and its three companions build depth-correct mist, and `STARTER_MIST` there owns this game's density, colour, bounds and its single `enabled` flag — off costs no target and no pixel. `Play` passes it the live `ctx.renderer.kind`, so the WebGL fallback allocates nothing, and it owns `scene.fog` while it lives, so aerial perspective and god rays must stay off: they render the same air. `setupPost`'s `fog` factory rebuilds it whenever the tier replaces the chain. It is lit by `ambient` until you pass `points` (unshadowed, finite-range `PointLight`s) or a `sun` whose shadow map already exists — nothing wires one for you. -The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. +The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `contactShadowStage.ts` is the `contactShadows` stage: it marches scene depth toward the key light so small things meet the ground, the same file sets its reach and strength per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. A scenario with no assertions or missing observations fails; open a real capture after visual changes. When a frame costs more than it should, find the object first: backtick opens the overlay, whose **Geometry** tab captures one frame on **Capture** and ranks the objects that submitted its triangles beside their projected size on screen; an agent gets the same report from `"assert": { "geometry": { "limit": 25 } }` in a scenario, which needs `runtime.geometry`. Those numbers are measured submissions reconciled against the frame's own pass totals, so the remainder the rows do not account for is reported, and what cannot be measured — a packed batch's per-member draws, unknown bounds — says so with a reason instead of reading as zero. `src/render/temporalAA.ts` is an experimental, opt-in TRAANode provider for scene input reconstruction. Shipped quality tiers do not enable it. Supply colour/depth/velocity from the same scene pass through a `traa` RenderChain stage, reset history on camera cuts, and dispose with the stage. The optional exact scene-pass argument enables a bounded raw4 current-footprint candidate for supported reduced rasters; it owns four-sample beauty and matching visibility replays and restores ordinary pass policy on unsupported inputs. Opaque RGB remains a pixel-frequency approximation; alpha-tested visibility uses sample interpolation. The ordinary path uses scene-pass MSAA disabled. `temporalResolve.ts` retains optional linear/Catmull–Rom and ordinary-blend comparisons, both depth-history vetoes, and mandatory RGB clipping. Original quality/recovery, GPU cost, automatic scaling and native gates remain unqualified. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3dbf624a16 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +// Generated for you: ordinary Three.js; ThreeNative does not read this file. +// +// The contact shadow under small things. The shadow map cannot resolve the few centimetres where +// a foot, a wheel or a crate meets the ground: its texels are wider than the gap and its bias +// lifts the shadow off the caster, so small things look unplanted. This stage marches the depth +// the scene pass already wrote toward the sun and returns how much of each pixel that hides. +// +// The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the +// term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the +// shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, +// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass. To make it softer, lower +// `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from +// `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. +import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; +import { type DirectionalLight, Vector3 } from "three"; +import { float } from "three/tsl"; +import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; +import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; +import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; + +/** What one tier asks of the stage. Every number is this game's; the engine has no defaults. */ +export interface IContactShadowLook { + /** Shadow length in screen pixels, and the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ + readonly sampleCount: number; + /** The first samples cast a hard shadow; the rest are averaged. */ + readonly hardSamples: number; + /** The last samples fade the shadow out, so its far end does not stop on a line. */ + readonly fadeSamples: number; + /** How thick a surface is assumed to be, as a fraction of the remaining depth range. */ + readonly surfaceThickness: number; + /** Depth jump, as a fraction, that counts as an edge instead of a slope. */ + readonly bilinearThreshold: number; + /** Boost on the lit-to-shadow transition. At least 1. */ + readonly contrast: number; + /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ + readonly strength: number; +} + +/** + * The `contactShadows` stage. Pass it as `authoredStages` and name `"contactShadows"` in + * `authoredStageNames`. It refuses by name, with a reason, when the game has no sun to trace + * toward, and the chain drops it below the `medium` tier. + */ +export function contactShadowStages( + context: IWorldEnvironmentStageContext, + sun: DirectionalLight | undefined, + look: IContactShadowLook, +): readonly ChainStage[] { + let mask: Node | undefined; + const from = new Vector3(); + const to = new Vector3(); + return [ + { + name: "contactShadows", + minimumTier: "medium", + available: () => (sun === undefined ? "no-sun-light" : true), + build: (input) => { + if (sun === undefined) throw new Error("contactShadows built without a sun light."); + // The pass's own depth texture: its size follows the drawing buffer, so read it each frame. + const depth = context.depthNode as unknown as { + readonly value: { readonly image: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number } }; + }; + const options: IContactShadowOptions = { + bilinearThreshold: look.bilinearThreshold, + camera: context.camera, + contrast: look.contrast, + depth: { + node: context.depthNode, + size: () => ({ height: depth.value.image.height, width: depth.value.image.width }), + }, + direction: () => { + sun.getWorldPosition(from); + sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); + return from.sub(to).normalize(); + }, + fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, + hardSamples: look.hardSamples, + sampleCount: look.sampleCount, + surfaceThickness: look.surfaceThickness, + }; + const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; + mask = node; + // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `strength` is how much of that this game wants. + const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(look.strength)); + return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); + }, + dispose: () => { + mask?.dispose(); + mask = undefined; + }, + }, + ]; +} + +/** + * The contact shadow under small things, per tier. The numbers hold things on the ground rather + * than draw a dark halo: 24 px is the shadow's reach on screen, the first 3 samples stay hard so + * the contact is pinned, and the last 6 fade so the far end does not stop on a line. `low` does + * not run the stage: the chain refuses it by name, so its entry only says what it would use. Cost + * is unmeasured; read `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` after you change a number. + */ +const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { + bilinearThreshold: 0.02, + contrast: 2, + fadeSamples: 6, + hardSamples: 3, + sampleCount: 24, + strength: 0.75, + surfaceThickness: 0.005, +}; +const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { + ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, + fadeSamples: 4, + hardSamples: 2, + sampleCount: 16, +}; +const CONTACT_SHADOW: Record = { + high: CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, + low: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, + medium: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, +}; + +/** The contact-shadow numbers a tier uses. Throws on a name that is not a tier. */ +export function contactShadowLook(tier: string): IContactShadowLook { + const look = CONTACT_SHADOW[tier as QualityTier]; + if (look === undefined) { + throw new Error( + `Unknown quality tier ${JSON.stringify(tier)} — expected one of ${Object.keys(CONTACT_SHADOW).join(", ")}.`, + ); + } + return look; +} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts index e76e654691..8e3d91a5b5 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ import { createAdaptiveQuality, formatQualityAdaptation, } from "./adaptiveQuality.js"; +import { contactShadowLook, contactShadowStages } from "./contactShadowStage.js"; import { type IGradeTable, gradeStages } from "./grade.js"; import { type QualityTier, gradePreset, qualityPreset } from "./quality.js"; import { type TemporalAAProvider, temporalAAStages } from "./temporalAAStage.js"; @@ -88,11 +89,13 @@ export function setupPost( const settings = qualityPreset(policy.tier); const world = new WorldEnvironment({ ...settings, - // Two stages this game owns, not the chain's: `grade.ts` builds them, `WorldEnvironment` + // Stages this game owns, not the chain's: `grade.ts` builds the first two, `WorldEnvironment` // orders and reports them, and `quality.ts` decides whether each tier runs them. The opt-in - // `traa` stage is offered beside them and runs only when a tier names it. - authoredStageNames: ["grade", "grain"], + // `traa` stage is offered beside them and runs only when a tier names it. `contactShadows` + // traces toward the key light the god rays use; a scene that passes none gets a named refusal. + authoredStageNames: ["contactShadows", "grade", "grain"], authoredStages: (stage) => [ + ...contactShadowStages(stage, environment.godraysLight, contactShadowLook(policy.tier)), ...gradeStages(gradePreset(policy.tier), table), ...temporalAAStages(stage, { onProvider: (provider) => { diff --git a/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts b/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts index 3946a214c0..15c67b2b4f 100644 --- a/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts +++ b/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts @@ -102,6 +102,11 @@ describe("core boundary gate", () => { 'import { SpectralOcean as Sea } from "@threenative/core";\n', "allow", ], + [ + "the contact-shadow mechanism and its option types", + 'import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core";\n', + "allow", + ], ["a look-owning symbol", 'import { defineGame } from "@threenative/core";\n', "reject"], [ "a look-owning symbol smuggled beside an allowed one", diff --git a/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts b/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts index 2fd9e21a08..9d484fe1be 100644 --- a/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts +++ b/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts @@ -23,14 +23,22 @@ const RENDER_EXTENSIONS = new Set([".css", ".js", ".jsx", ".ts", ".tsx"]); // footing as Rapier owning its solver, and it is the reason the test below says "the appearance" // and not "every parameter". // +// `contactShadow` is the second shape (PRD-561): a compute pass that turns the scene's depth into a +// shadow-term texture and draws nothing. The length, thickness, contrast, which light it traces +// toward and where the term is multiplied in are all the game's, in its own stage file. +// // Adding a name here needs the same proof: the game must be able to change the appearance // without editing package code. A symbol that picks a material, a colour or a timing curve // belongs in `src/render/` as generated source instead. const RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS: ReadonlySet = new Set([ + "ContactShadowNode", + "IContactShadowDepth", + "IContactShadowOptions", "ISpectralOceanCascade", "ISpectralOceanHeight", "ISpectralOceanOptions", "SpectralOcean", + "contactShadow", ]); const FRAMEWORK_IMPORT = From 4afd70ca25bbabb47b704a852c36213a9c382607 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2026 08:57:22 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 3/6] wip(templates): PRD-561 stage reads the pass camera, gates on sun facing and silhouettes Final tried state of the template stage before Phase 2 is withdrawn: the view space comes from the pass camera's projection inverse (the post quad's camera made every rebuilt normal flat), the term applies only on sun-facing pixels and not across silhouettes. Two fresh visual judges still returned REGRESSION. Kept in history so the follow-up can start from it. --- .../__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts | 20 +++--- .../src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 62 ++++++++++++++++--- .../templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts | 10 ++- .../starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 62 ++++++++++++++++--- 4 files changed, 127 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts index e25ab2c36f..5af6bb8e62 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts @@ -76,24 +76,24 @@ describe("generated template conventions", () => { it("authors the platformer fox in metres, so it needs neither a scale nor a snap", () => { // The platformer's applicability row is N/A for both generated conventions, and this is what - // makes that honest rather than a gap: the rig is built from primitives with its feet on - // y = 0 (its lowest primitive, the tail, rests 0.16 m above it, and the shoes 0.21 m), and the - // collider is the `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is no imported - // scale to normalise and no visual offset from the body to snap back. A painted blob at y = 0 - // used to make this box read exactly 0; the contact shadow stage replaced it and draws nothing - // the rig could be measured by, so the bound is the rig's own. + // makes that honest rather than a gap: the rig is built from primitives with its soles on + // y = 0 (the tail tip dips a few centimetres under it), and the collider is the + // `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is no imported scale to normalise + // and no visual offset from the body to snap back. A painted blob at y = 0 used to hide a rig + // that hovered 0.2 m above it; the contact shadow stage shows any gap, so the rig is measured. const fox = createFox(); const rig = fox.group; rig.updateMatrixWorld(true); const box = new Box3().setFromObject(rig); expect(Number.isFinite(box.min.y)).toBe(true); - expect(box.min.y).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0); - expect(box.min.y).toBeLessThan(0.25); - // A fox-sized character: under two metres, over one, and taller than it is long. + expect(box.min.y).toBeGreaterThan(-0.1); + expect(box.min.y).toBeLessThan(0.02); + // A fox-sized character: under two metres, over one, and taller than it is wide (the tail + // makes it longer than tall, so the width is the z extent of a rig that faces +X). expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(1); expect(box.max.y).toBeLessThan(2); - expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(box.max.x - box.min.x); + expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(box.max.z - box.min.z); }); it("scales the racing vehicle", () => { diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts index 7354900cce..f4684b271d 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts @@ -9,12 +9,12 @@ // The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the // term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the // shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, -// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass. To make it softer, lower -// `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from +// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass, on faces the sun reaches. To +// make it softer, lower `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from // `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; -import { type DirectionalLight, Vector3 } from "three"; -import { float } from "three/tsl"; +import { type DirectionalLight, Vector2, Vector3 } from "three"; +import { float, getViewPosition, screenUV, sign, smoothstep, uniform, vec2 } from "three/tsl"; import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; @@ -35,6 +35,10 @@ export interface IContactShadowLook { readonly contrast: number; /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ readonly strength: number; + /** Neighbour distance, in pixel footprints, where a pixel starts to count as a silhouette. */ + readonly silhouetteJump: number; + /** Surface-to-sun cosine where the term starts, and where it is whole. Faces below it get none. */ + readonly sunFacing: readonly [number, number]; } /** @@ -48,6 +52,8 @@ export function contactShadowStages( look: IContactShadowLook, ): readonly ChainStage[] { let mask: Node | undefined; + const towardSun = uniform(new Vector3()); + const texelSize = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); const from = new Vector3(); const to = new Vector3(); return [ @@ -72,7 +78,10 @@ export function contactShadowStages( direction: () => { sun.getWorldPosition(from); sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); - return from.sub(to).normalize(); + const world = from.sub(to).normalize(); + texelSize.value.set(1 / depth.value.image.width, 1 / depth.value.image.height); + towardSun.value.copy(world).transformDirection(context.camera.matrixWorldInverse); + return world; }, fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, hardSamples: look.hardSamples, @@ -81,8 +90,45 @@ export function contactShadowStages( }; const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; mask = node; - // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `strength` is how much of that this game wants. - const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(look.strength)); + const sceneDepth = context.depthNode as unknown as Node; + const depthAt = (uv: Node): Node<"float"> => sceneDepth.sample(uv).r as Node<"float">; + // The multiply also reaches faces the sun never touches, which the lighting already + // darkened. Only surfaces that face the sun take the term: the normal is rebuilt from the + // neighbour on each axis whose depth is closer, so it holds at silhouettes. + // The pass camera's inverse, not the post quad's: depth is only meaningful in its own space. + const projectionInverse = uniform(context.camera.projectionMatrixInverse); + const viewAt = (uv: Node): Node<"vec3"> => + getViewPosition(uv, depthAt(uv), projectionInverse) as Node<"vec3">; + const step = (x: number, y: number): Node => + screenUV.add(vec2(texelSize.x.mul(x), texelSize.y.mul(y))); + const centre = viewAt(screenUV); + // Pixel footprint at this depth. A neighbour further than a few footprints is across a + // silhouette, and there the rebuilt normal is noise: the pixel takes no term. + const footprint = getViewPosition(step(1, 0), depthAt(screenUV), projectionInverse) + .sub(centre) + .length(); + const reachOf = (dx: number, dy: number): Node<"vec3"> => + viewAt(step(dx, dy)).sub(centre) as Node<"vec3">; + const right = reachOf(1, 0); + const left = reachOf(-1, 0); + const below = reachOf(0, 1); + const above = reachOf(0, -1); + const nearer = (a: Node<"vec3">, b: Node<"vec3">): Node<"vec3"> => + a.length().lessThan(b.length()).select(a, b) as Node<"vec3">; + const acrossRaw = nearer(right, left); + const upRaw = nearer(above, below); + const jump = right.length().max(left.length()).max(above.length().max(below.length())); + const smooth = float(1).sub( + smoothstep(look.silhouetteJump, look.silhouetteJump * 2, jump.div(footprint)), + ); + const normal = acrossRaw + .mul(sign(acrossRaw.x)) + .cross(upRaw.mul(sign(upRaw.y))) + .normalize(); + const facing = smoothstep(look.sunFacing[0], look.sunFacing[1], normal.dot(towardSun)); + const reach = facing.mul(smooth).mul(look.strength); + // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `reach` is how much of that this game wants. + const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(reach)); return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); }, dispose: () => { @@ -108,6 +154,8 @@ const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { sampleCount: 24, strength: 0.75, surfaceThickness: 0.005, + silhouetteJump: 8, + sunFacing: [0.25, 0.6], }; const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts index 9280297a8b..5d56bc01d7 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts @@ -39,6 +39,10 @@ function part(geometry: BufferGeometry, material: Material, x = 0, y = 0, z = 0) return mesh; } +// The body group's height at rest. The shoes sit 0.215 m under it and the idle sway is 0.012 m, so +// the soles stand on y = 0 instead of hovering above it where a contact shadow would show the gap. +const BODY_REST = 0.377; + export function createFox(): IFox { const root = new Group(); const fur = toon(C.fur); @@ -48,7 +52,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { const ink = toon(C.ink); const body = new Group(); - body.position.y = 0.58; + body.position.y = BODY_REST; root.add(body); // Torso, then the jacket's hem and collar: not one solid tube. @@ -154,7 +158,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { limbs.armL.rotation.z = -swing * 0.85; limbs.armR.rotation.z = swing * 0.85; body.position.y = - 0.58 + Math.abs(Math.sin(cycle)) * 0.06 * run + Math.sin(time * 2.2) * 0.012; + BODY_REST + Math.abs(Math.sin(cycle)) * 0.06 * run + Math.sin(time * 2.2) * 0.012; body.rotation.z = -0.06 - run * 0.16 - (pose.dashing ? 0.16 : 0); } else { const rise = MathUtils.clamp(pose.vy / 9, -1, 1); @@ -162,7 +166,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { limbs.legR.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.legR.rotation.z, -0.2 + rise * 0.4, 0.25); limbs.armL.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.armL.rotation.z, -1.5 - rise * 0.6, 0.2); limbs.armR.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.armR.rotation.z, -1.2 - rise * 0.5, 0.2); - body.position.y = 0.58; + body.position.y = BODY_REST; body.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(body.rotation.z, -0.12, 0.15); } head.rotation.z = Math.sin(cycle * 0.5) * 0.04 - run * 0.08; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts index 3dbf624a16..edf92623c6 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts @@ -8,12 +8,12 @@ // The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the // term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the // shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, -// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass. To make it softer, lower -// `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from +// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass, on faces the sun reaches. To +// make it softer, lower `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from // `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; -import { type DirectionalLight, Vector3 } from "three"; -import { float } from "three/tsl"; +import { type DirectionalLight, Vector2, Vector3 } from "three"; +import { float, getViewPosition, screenUV, sign, smoothstep, uniform, vec2 } from "three/tsl"; import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; @@ -34,6 +34,10 @@ export interface IContactShadowLook { readonly contrast: number; /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ readonly strength: number; + /** Neighbour distance, in pixel footprints, where a pixel starts to count as a silhouette. */ + readonly silhouetteJump: number; + /** Surface-to-sun cosine where the term starts, and where it is whole. Faces below it get none. */ + readonly sunFacing: readonly [number, number]; } /** @@ -47,6 +51,8 @@ export function contactShadowStages( look: IContactShadowLook, ): readonly ChainStage[] { let mask: Node | undefined; + const towardSun = uniform(new Vector3()); + const texelSize = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); const from = new Vector3(); const to = new Vector3(); return [ @@ -71,7 +77,10 @@ export function contactShadowStages( direction: () => { sun.getWorldPosition(from); sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); - return from.sub(to).normalize(); + const world = from.sub(to).normalize(); + texelSize.value.set(1 / depth.value.image.width, 1 / depth.value.image.height); + towardSun.value.copy(world).transformDirection(context.camera.matrixWorldInverse); + return world; }, fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, hardSamples: look.hardSamples, @@ -80,8 +89,45 @@ export function contactShadowStages( }; const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; mask = node; - // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `strength` is how much of that this game wants. - const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(look.strength)); + const sceneDepth = context.depthNode as unknown as Node; + const depthAt = (uv: Node): Node<"float"> => sceneDepth.sample(uv).r as Node<"float">; + // The multiply also reaches faces the sun never touches, which the lighting already + // darkened. Only surfaces that face the sun take the term: the normal is rebuilt from the + // neighbour on each axis whose depth is closer, so it holds at silhouettes. + // The pass camera's inverse, not the post quad's: depth is only meaningful in its own space. + const projectionInverse = uniform(context.camera.projectionMatrixInverse); + const viewAt = (uv: Node): Node<"vec3"> => + getViewPosition(uv, depthAt(uv), projectionInverse) as Node<"vec3">; + const step = (x: number, y: number): Node => + screenUV.add(vec2(texelSize.x.mul(x), texelSize.y.mul(y))); + const centre = viewAt(screenUV); + // Pixel footprint at this depth. A neighbour further than a few footprints is across a + // silhouette, and there the rebuilt normal is noise: the pixel takes no term. + const footprint = getViewPosition(step(1, 0), depthAt(screenUV), projectionInverse) + .sub(centre) + .length(); + const reachOf = (dx: number, dy: number): Node<"vec3"> => + viewAt(step(dx, dy)).sub(centre) as Node<"vec3">; + const right = reachOf(1, 0); + const left = reachOf(-1, 0); + const below = reachOf(0, 1); + const above = reachOf(0, -1); + const nearer = (a: Node<"vec3">, b: Node<"vec3">): Node<"vec3"> => + a.length().lessThan(b.length()).select(a, b) as Node<"vec3">; + const acrossRaw = nearer(right, left); + const upRaw = nearer(above, below); + const jump = right.length().max(left.length()).max(above.length().max(below.length())); + const smooth = float(1).sub( + smoothstep(look.silhouetteJump, look.silhouetteJump * 2, jump.div(footprint)), + ); + const normal = acrossRaw + .mul(sign(acrossRaw.x)) + .cross(upRaw.mul(sign(upRaw.y))) + .normalize(); + const facing = smoothstep(look.sunFacing[0], look.sunFacing[1], normal.dot(towardSun)); + const reach = facing.mul(smooth).mul(look.strength); + // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `reach` is how much of that this game wants. + const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(reach)); return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); }, dispose: () => { @@ -107,6 +153,8 @@ const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { sampleCount: 24, strength: 0.75, surfaceThickness: 0.005, + silhouetteJump: 8, + sunFacing: [0.25, 0.6], }; const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, From b07e4f250686dad4f4013a5adc9ff352cddbbc45 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2026 08:58:31 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 4/6] revert(templates): PRD-561 withdraw the contact-shadow stage after two REGRESSION judge verdicts Two fresh visual judges returned REGRESSION on the platformer (the stage did not beat the control with the blob removed). The templates, the core-boundary allowlist additions and the platformer playtest go back to the Phase 1 state. The WGSL flag-index fix in contact-shadow.ts stays: it is a kernel bug found on a GPU, independent of the template wiring. The stage source is kept in 4afd70ca2 and PR #480 for the follow-up. --- packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md | 2 +- packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../__tests__/looks.spec.ts | 8 +- .../__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts | 7 +- .../__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts | 16 +- .../templates/platformer/AGENTS.md | 2 +- .../templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json | 31 --- .../templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts | 1 + .../src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 181 ------------------ .../templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts | 31 ++- .../platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts | 11 +- .../templates/starter/AGENTS.md | 2 +- .../templates/starter/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .../starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts | 180 ----------------- .../starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts | 9 +- scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts | 5 - scripts/check-core-boundary.ts | 8 - 18 files changed, 43 insertions(+), 457 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json delete mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts delete mode 100644 packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md index 97322cf6ff..47e93ca85f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/AGENTS.md @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ or a platform's status changes. `pnpm sync:agents` mirrors them like every other user's repo. They are a floor the model can rewrite or delete, not a ceiling it must reach through config. Two hard constraints, both asserted in CI: -- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. The one exception is the `contactShadow` import in `contactShadowStage.ts`: a compute pass that draws nothing, listed in `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` (`scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`). +- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. - The generated `package.json` must contain no `catalog:` protocol — templates carry real versions, kept in sync by hand with `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md index e4813f3095..84948a6d78 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/CLAUDE.md @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ or a platform's status changes. `pnpm sync:agents` mirrors them like every other user's repo. They are a floor the model can rewrite or delete, not a ceiling it must reach through config. Two hard constraints, both asserted in CI: -- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. The one exception is the `contactShadow` import in `contactShadowStage.ts`: a compute pass that draws nothing, listed in `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` (`scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`). +- No `@threenative/` import may appear in `templates/*/src/render/`. - The generated `package.json` must contain no `catalog:` protocol — templates carry real versions, kept in sync by hand with `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts index 414aaaecd3..2936a86c74 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/looks.spec.ts @@ -21,9 +21,6 @@ const requiredBootErrorDeclarations = [ ] as const; const bootErrorColour = /^(?:#[\da-f]{6}|var\(--[\w-]+\))$/iu; -const CONTACT_SHADOW_IMPORT = - 'import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core";\n'; - describe("starter visual floor", () => { it("should provide readable dynamic-range defaults without framework imports", async () => { const files = await Promise.all( @@ -164,10 +161,7 @@ describe("starter visual floor", () => { ); for (const entries of files) { for (const [name, source] of entries) { - // The one core import a floor template's render folder makes: a mechanism the look drives - // (it draws nothing), admitted by `RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS` in - // `scripts/check-core-boundary.ts`. Any other change to that line trips the check. - expect(source.replace(CONTACT_SHADOW_IMPORT, ""), name).not.toContain("@threenative/"); + expect(source, name).not.toContain("@threenative/"); // Loading is the one generated surface that carries real startup behavior: safe-area // layout, texture crops, truthful progress and disposal. Its source stays game-owned; the // old 200-line smell cap must not reject that behavior. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts index 8e6dc2a07c..3089b977ab 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/scaffold.spec.ts @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ const PRD_201_PARENT_SCAFFOLD_HASHES: Readonly> = { // merged Three patch changes every kit; starter also carries the merged render source. "action-rpg": "ca3c58ab561319c2c6671a5714019f18b8b2b82dc0be699fbf05b1231504be71", minimal: "44979db5dd573a297c6d66c08d5366fc66f7ddaf0bdc553c4781fae0059fa0fc", - platformer: "89dbdd47bdc8fc8dc44fb0155bc6ba9a0112d0a7bae6831de8f6cb5c1058053b", + platformer: "a0f9f7f33b14041062b0a91789ebdb0cea61f4dd889f67762a14244dbf398266", puzzle: "c92bdc29939c43a8a2bf418f31aabbd2de1b31481eb51286bd834bf2cc9bd84f", racing: "8b7b7cf6b8660790b604d819968f7a48e950823373525660e04f26fe3ef16dba", rain: "e43a82568eb6d6cd0bf069f3db2fe5e77ba92821cf983f018dea78ea40a30080", @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ const PRD_201_PARENT_SCAFFOLD_HASHES: Readonly> = { shooter: "874b9d1a0f053970ad381e3703ac5dc288581ece212f53cbb2f86a095f0df561", snow: "b9ef634e808b6c4a79c8a8768955cb2979ec949cdb147e3c77bca4803089b470", // PRD-572: starter AGENTS.md gained the shadow-movers paragraph; only starter moves. - starter: "2727181db61235b19cb3cef13849d86651dd281651e9b811f2ad128689305389", + starter: "9e663841c6445b06e5d65ec630d99ce5ec787f28989f4f7990a5aa1b3316dbff", "tower-defense": "4f10541731f30c25b31bb7b5770c1bef1ffe9327d713d980e0847b0ed751f863", }; @@ -297,7 +297,6 @@ const STARTER_PATHS = [ "src/scenes/Play.ts", "src/render/lighting.ts", "src/render/postprocessing.ts", - "src/render/contactShadowStage.ts", "src/render/worldEnvironment.ts", "src/render/temporalAA.ts", "src/render/temporalAAInput.ts", @@ -384,14 +383,12 @@ const PLATFORMER_PATHS = [ "src/render/palette.ts", "src/render/pickups.ts", "src/render/postprocessing.ts", - "src/render/contactShadowStage.ts", "src/render/props.ts", "src/render/sky.ts", "src/render/scenery.ts", "src/render/walkers.ts", "src/render/waterfall.ts", "public/icon.png", - "playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json", "playtests/coyote.playtest.json", "playtests/collect.playtest.json", "playtests/damage.playtest.json", diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts index 5af6bb8e62..a912c28215 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/__tests__/template-conventions.spec.ts @@ -76,24 +76,20 @@ describe("generated template conventions", () => { it("authors the platformer fox in metres, so it needs neither a scale nor a snap", () => { // The platformer's applicability row is N/A for both generated conventions, and this is what - // makes that honest rather than a gap: the rig is built from primitives with its soles on - // y = 0 (the tail tip dips a few centimetres under it), and the collider is the - // `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is no imported scale to normalise - // and no visual offset from the body to snap back. A painted blob at y = 0 used to hide a rig - // that hovered 0.2 m above it; the contact shadow stage shows any gap, so the rig is measured. + // makes that honest rather than a gap: the rig is built from primitives with its feet on + // y = 0, and the collider is the `CharacterBody3D` capsule the body already sits on. There is + // no imported scale to normalise and no visual offset from the body to snap back. const fox = createFox(); const rig = fox.group; rig.updateMatrixWorld(true); const box = new Box3().setFromObject(rig); expect(Number.isFinite(box.min.y)).toBe(true); - expect(box.min.y).toBeGreaterThan(-0.1); - expect(box.min.y).toBeLessThan(0.02); - // A fox-sized character: under two metres, over one, and taller than it is wide (the tail - // makes it longer than tall, so the width is the z extent of a rig that faces +X). + expect(box.min.y).toBeCloseTo(0, 5); + // A fox-sized character: under two metres, over one, and taller than it is long. expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(1); expect(box.max.y).toBeLessThan(2); - expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(box.max.z - box.min.z); + expect(box.max.y).toBeGreaterThan(box.max.x - box.min.x); }); it("scales the racing vehicle", () => { diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md index 4c2cd22ccc..e9b3fb5d8b 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/AGENTS.md @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Leave `assets` absent: the cook selects target-decodable passes, with `models.sh Relative look capture: a binding with `pointerRelative: true` captures the canvas on click by default; set `captureOnClick: false` and call `ctx.input.captureMouse()` from your own gesture to opt out. Desktop mode precedence is CLI (`--windowed`, `--maximized`, `--fullscreen`) over `display.fullscreen` over `window.maximized`; with both false, `window.width`/`height` size the normal window. Scenes use `load`, `enter`, `update`, `exit`, `render`; physics nodes are Godot-named and disposable. No model here is imported, so there is no authored scale to normalise and the collider is the body: the generated scale-and-snap conventions do not apply to this template. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. Rigged assets: put a `.glb` in `assets/`, await `ctx.assets.model("hero.glb")` in `Scene.load()`, then drive `AnimationPlayer` beside its entity. `ctx.goto(name)` rebuilds without resetting game state; from a frame function `goto` and then `return`; `ctx.state.set({ /* copy this game's initial-state shape */ })` is a partial patch. `game.goto("")` also rebuilds the scene, but it resets the game's state. Seeded randomness is deterministic only when `defineGame({ seed })` is configured. -`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/contactShadowStage.ts` grounds the fox with a `contactShadows` stage marched through scene depth toward the sun, replacing a painted blob: the same file sets its reach and strength per tier per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. +`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. When an animation looks wrong, measure it before rewriting it. `clipPoseError` scores a retargeted clip against its source per bone in degrees — whole quaternions relative to each rig's own bind pose, so the two rigs' bind conventions cancel and a limb rolled about its own axis is caught where a bone-direction check reads zero. `clipTrackBindings` names tracks that bind nothing (the `.undefined` failure that plays the bind pose instead of the animation), `clipBoneCoverage` names bones the clip does not drive and which therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whether a named bone reaches the prop it is supposed to be touching. Two loading conventions come from `@threenative/core`, not from your own loops: `loadAll(items, load)` fetches six at a time and returns results **in the input's order** (a pool that pushes returns completion order, so a positional pick lands a different asset every load), and `addInSlices(objects, (object) => ctx.add(object))` attaches 256 per presented frame so hundreds of objects never land in one long frame; override `concurrency`/`sliceSize`, pass `while: () => alive` to stop a torn-down scene without throwing, and `marker: false` silences `TN_LOAD_ALL`/`TN_ADD_SLICES` but never the measurement. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md index 72f7f222fd..50df2a7d2b 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/CLAUDE.md @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Leave `assets` absent: the cook selects target-decodable passes, with `models.sh Relative look capture: a binding with `pointerRelative: true` captures the canvas on click by default; set `captureOnClick: false` and call `ctx.input.captureMouse()` from your own gesture to opt out. Desktop mode precedence is CLI (`--windowed`, `--maximized`, `--fullscreen`) over `display.fullscreen` over `window.maximized`; with both false, `window.width`/`height` size the normal window. Scenes use `load`, `enter`, `update`, `exit`, `render`; physics nodes are Godot-named and disposable. No model here is imported, so there is no authored scale to normalise and the collider is the body: the generated scale-and-snap conventions do not apply to this template. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. Rigged assets: put a `.glb` in `assets/`, await `ctx.assets.model("hero.glb")` in `Scene.load()`, then drive `AnimationPlayer` beside its entity. `ctx.goto(name)` rebuilds without resetting game state; from a frame function `goto` and then `return`; `ctx.state.set({ /* copy this game's initial-state shape */ })` is a partial patch. `game.goto("")` also rebuilds the scene, but it resets the game's state. Seeded randomness is deterministic only when `defineGame({ seed })` is configured. -`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/contactShadowStage.ts` grounds the fox with a `contactShadows` stage marched through scene depth toward the sun, replacing a painted blob: the same file sets its reach and strength per tier per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. +`src/render/sky.ts` makes `assets/sky.jpg` (Poly Haven, CC0) background, environment light and fog colour, and `SUN_DIRECTION` aims `lighting.ts`'s one sun at the photographed sun — re-aim it when you swap the file. `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; `isMobile()` chooses `low`, otherwise `high`; override with `setupPost(..., { tier: "low" })`. The native production collector's explicit `--hosted-software` profile selects the existing `low` preset only when no tier override is passed; `TN_QUALITY_TIER` reports `source=hosted-software`. That smoke tier is not physical performance evidence and does not change an ordinary desktop run. Unknown tiers throw. Keep state values human-readable; the bridge flushes about 100 ms and per-frame feel stays in scene-owned Three.js. When an animation looks wrong, measure it before rewriting it. `clipPoseError` scores a retargeted clip against its source per bone in degrees — whole quaternions relative to each rig's own bind pose, so the two rigs' bind conventions cancel and a limb rolled about its own axis is caught where a bone-direction check reads zero. `clipTrackBindings` names tracks that bind nothing (the `.undefined` failure that plays the bind pose instead of the animation), `clipBoneCoverage` names bones the clip does not drive and which therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whether a named bone reaches the prop it is supposed to be touching. Two loading conventions come from `@threenative/core`, not from your own loops: `loadAll(items, load)` fetches six at a time and returns results **in the input's order** (a pool that pushes returns completion order, so a positional pick lands a different asset every load), and `addInSlices(objects, (object) => ctx.add(object))` attaches 256 per presented frame so hundreds of objects never land in one long frame; override `concurrency`/`sliceSize`, pass `while: () => alive` to stop a torn-down scene without throwing, and `marker: false` silences `TN_LOAD_ALL`/`TN_ADD_SLICES` but never the measurement. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json deleted file mode 100644 index 637d4826f9..0000000000 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,31 +0,0 @@ -{ - "name": "contact-shadow", - "target": "web", - "schemaVersion": 1, - "viewport": { "width": 1280, "height": 720 }, - "warmupFrames": 10, - "subject": "player", - "artifacts": { "screenshots": "before-after" }, - "steps": [{ "kind": "wait", "label": "fox-standing", "waitTicks": 120, "release": true }], - "assert": { - "diagnostics": { - "noConsoleErrors": true, - "noNetworkErrors": true, - "noRuntimeDiagnostics": true, - "runtimeReady": true - }, - "renderChain": { "stages": { "includes": ["contactShadows"] } }, - "visual": [ - { - "region": { - "x": 0, - "y": 0, - "width": 1280, - "height": 720, - "minNonblankPixelRatio": 0.9, - "maxDarkPixelRatio": 0.4 - } - } - ] - } -} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts index 58b6867dab..f171aa530f 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/entities/Fox.ts @@ -146,6 +146,7 @@ export class Fox { this.rig.update({ dashing: this.#dashTimer > 0, dt, + drop: this.mesh.position.y - FOOT_OFFSET - this.#groundY, grounded: this.body.grounded, speed: Math.hypot(this.body.velocity.x, this.body.velocity.z), vy: this.body.velocity.y, diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts deleted file mode 100644 index f4684b271d..0000000000 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,181 +0,0 @@ -// Generated for you: ordinary Three.js; ThreeNative does not read this file. -// -// The contact shadow under small things. The shadow map cannot resolve the few centimetres where -// a foot meets the ground: its texels are wider than the gap and its bias lifts the shadow off the -// caster, so a fox on a bright grass cap looked unplanted and this game used to hide that with a -// painted blob. This stage replaces the blob with a shadow marched through the depth the scene -// pass already wrote, toward the sun. -// -// The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the -// term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the -// shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, -// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass, on faces the sun reaches. To -// make it softer, lower `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from -// `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. -import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; -import { type DirectionalLight, Vector2, Vector3 } from "three"; -import { float, getViewPosition, screenUV, sign, smoothstep, uniform, vec2 } from "three/tsl"; -import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; -import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; -import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; - -/** What one tier asks of the stage. Every number is this game's; the engine has no defaults. */ -export interface IContactShadowLook { - /** Shadow length in screen pixels, and the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ - readonly sampleCount: number; - /** The first samples cast a hard shadow; the rest are averaged. */ - readonly hardSamples: number; - /** The last samples fade the shadow out, so its far end does not stop on a line. */ - readonly fadeSamples: number; - /** How thick a surface is assumed to be, as a fraction of the remaining depth range. */ - readonly surfaceThickness: number; - /** Depth jump, as a fraction, that counts as an edge instead of a slope. */ - readonly bilinearThreshold: number; - /** Boost on the lit-to-shadow transition. At least 1. */ - readonly contrast: number; - /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ - readonly strength: number; - /** Neighbour distance, in pixel footprints, where a pixel starts to count as a silhouette. */ - readonly silhouetteJump: number; - /** Surface-to-sun cosine where the term starts, and where it is whole. Faces below it get none. */ - readonly sunFacing: readonly [number, number]; -} - -/** - * The `contactShadows` stage. Pass it as `authoredStages` and name `"contactShadows"` in - * `authoredStageNames`. It refuses by name, with a reason, when the game has no sun to trace - * toward, and the chain drops it below the `medium` tier. - */ -export function contactShadowStages( - context: IWorldEnvironmentStageContext, - sun: DirectionalLight | undefined, - look: IContactShadowLook, -): readonly ChainStage[] { - let mask: Node | undefined; - const towardSun = uniform(new Vector3()); - const texelSize = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); - const from = new Vector3(); - const to = new Vector3(); - return [ - { - name: "contactShadows", - minimumTier: "medium", - available: () => (sun === undefined ? "no-sun-light" : true), - build: (input) => { - if (sun === undefined) throw new Error("contactShadows built without a sun light."); - // The pass's own depth texture: its size follows the drawing buffer, so read it each frame. - const depth = context.depthNode as unknown as { - readonly value: { readonly image: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number } }; - }; - const options: IContactShadowOptions = { - bilinearThreshold: look.bilinearThreshold, - camera: context.camera, - contrast: look.contrast, - depth: { - node: context.depthNode, - size: () => ({ height: depth.value.image.height, width: depth.value.image.width }), - }, - direction: () => { - sun.getWorldPosition(from); - sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); - const world = from.sub(to).normalize(); - texelSize.value.set(1 / depth.value.image.width, 1 / depth.value.image.height); - towardSun.value.copy(world).transformDirection(context.camera.matrixWorldInverse); - return world; - }, - fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, - hardSamples: look.hardSamples, - sampleCount: look.sampleCount, - surfaceThickness: look.surfaceThickness, - }; - const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; - mask = node; - const sceneDepth = context.depthNode as unknown as Node; - const depthAt = (uv: Node): Node<"float"> => sceneDepth.sample(uv).r as Node<"float">; - // The multiply also reaches faces the sun never touches, which the lighting already - // darkened. Only surfaces that face the sun take the term: the normal is rebuilt from the - // neighbour on each axis whose depth is closer, so it holds at silhouettes. - // The pass camera's inverse, not the post quad's: depth is only meaningful in its own space. - const projectionInverse = uniform(context.camera.projectionMatrixInverse); - const viewAt = (uv: Node): Node<"vec3"> => - getViewPosition(uv, depthAt(uv), projectionInverse) as Node<"vec3">; - const step = (x: number, y: number): Node => - screenUV.add(vec2(texelSize.x.mul(x), texelSize.y.mul(y))); - const centre = viewAt(screenUV); - // Pixel footprint at this depth. A neighbour further than a few footprints is across a - // silhouette, and there the rebuilt normal is noise: the pixel takes no term. - const footprint = getViewPosition(step(1, 0), depthAt(screenUV), projectionInverse) - .sub(centre) - .length(); - const reachOf = (dx: number, dy: number): Node<"vec3"> => - viewAt(step(dx, dy)).sub(centre) as Node<"vec3">; - const right = reachOf(1, 0); - const left = reachOf(-1, 0); - const below = reachOf(0, 1); - const above = reachOf(0, -1); - const nearer = (a: Node<"vec3">, b: Node<"vec3">): Node<"vec3"> => - a.length().lessThan(b.length()).select(a, b) as Node<"vec3">; - const acrossRaw = nearer(right, left); - const upRaw = nearer(above, below); - const jump = right.length().max(left.length()).max(above.length().max(below.length())); - const smooth = float(1).sub( - smoothstep(look.silhouetteJump, look.silhouetteJump * 2, jump.div(footprint)), - ); - const normal = acrossRaw - .mul(sign(acrossRaw.x)) - .cross(upRaw.mul(sign(upRaw.y))) - .normalize(); - const facing = smoothstep(look.sunFacing[0], look.sunFacing[1], normal.dot(towardSun)); - const reach = facing.mul(smooth).mul(look.strength); - // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `reach` is how much of that this game wants. - const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(reach)); - return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); - }, - dispose: () => { - mask?.dispose(); - mask = undefined; - }, - }, - ]; -} - -/** - * The contact shadow under small things, per tier. The numbers hold things on the ground rather - * than draw a dark halo: 24 px is the shadow's reach on screen, the first 3 samples stay hard so - * the contact is pinned, and the last 6 fade so the far end does not stop on a line. `low` does - * not run the stage: the chain refuses it by name, so its entry only says what it would use. Cost - * is unmeasured; read `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` after you change a number. - */ -const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { - bilinearThreshold: 0.02, - contrast: 2, - fadeSamples: 6, - hardSamples: 3, - sampleCount: 24, - strength: 0.75, - surfaceThickness: 0.005, - silhouetteJump: 8, - sunFacing: [0.25, 0.6], -}; -const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { - ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, - fadeSamples: 4, - hardSamples: 2, - sampleCount: 16, -}; -const CONTACT_SHADOW: Record = { - high: CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, - low: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, - medium: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, -}; - -/** The contact-shadow numbers a tier uses. Throws on a name that is not a tier. */ -export function contactShadowLook(tier: string): IContactShadowLook { - const look = CONTACT_SHADOW[tier as QualityTier]; - if (look === undefined) { - throw new Error( - `Unknown quality tier ${JSON.stringify(tier)} — expected one of ${Object.keys(CONTACT_SHADOW).join(", ")}.`, - ); - } - return look; -} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts index 5d56bc01d7..b861d42db3 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts @@ -8,21 +8,25 @@ import { BoxGeometry, type BufferGeometry, CapsuleGeometry, + CircleGeometry, ConeGeometry, CylinderGeometry, Group, type Material, MathUtils, Mesh, + type MeshBasicMaterial, SphereGeometry, TorusGeometry, } from "three"; -import { toon } from "./materials.js"; +import { flat, toon } from "./materials.js"; import { C } from "./palette.js"; export interface IFoxPose { readonly dashing: boolean; readonly dt: number; + /** Metres between the fox's feet and the surface under it, for the contact shadow. */ + readonly drop: number; readonly grounded: boolean; readonly speed: number; readonly vy: number; @@ -39,10 +43,6 @@ function part(geometry: BufferGeometry, material: Material, x = 0, y = 0, z = 0) return mesh; } -// The body group's height at rest. The shoes sit 0.215 m under it and the idle sway is 0.012 m, so -// the soles stand on y = 0 instead of hovering above it where a contact shadow would show the gap. -const BODY_REST = 0.377; - export function createFox(): IFox { const root = new Group(); const fur = toon(C.fur); @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { const ink = toon(C.ink); const body = new Group(); - body.position.y = BODY_REST; + body.position.y = 0.58; root.add(body); // Torso, then the jacket's hem and collar: not one solid tube. @@ -144,6 +144,16 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { previous = segment; } + // The contact shadow: a blob that shrinks with the drop, which is what keeps the fox planted on + // a bright grass cap where the shadow map's own shadow is easy to lose. + const blob = new Mesh( + new CircleGeometry(0.42, 16), + flat(0x0a2436, { depthWrite: false, opacity: 0.3 }), + ); + blob.rotation.x = -Math.PI / 2; + blob.renderOrder = 2; + root.add(blob); + let time = 0; return { group: root, @@ -158,7 +168,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { limbs.armL.rotation.z = -swing * 0.85; limbs.armR.rotation.z = swing * 0.85; body.position.y = - BODY_REST + Math.abs(Math.sin(cycle)) * 0.06 * run + Math.sin(time * 2.2) * 0.012; + 0.58 + Math.abs(Math.sin(cycle)) * 0.06 * run + Math.sin(time * 2.2) * 0.012; body.rotation.z = -0.06 - run * 0.16 - (pose.dashing ? 0.16 : 0); } else { const rise = MathUtils.clamp(pose.vy / 9, -1, 1); @@ -166,7 +176,7 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { limbs.legR.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.legR.rotation.z, -0.2 + rise * 0.4, 0.25); limbs.armL.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.armL.rotation.z, -1.5 - rise * 0.6, 0.2); limbs.armR.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(limbs.armR.rotation.z, -1.2 - rise * 0.5, 0.2); - body.position.y = BODY_REST; + body.position.y = 0.58; body.rotation.z = MathUtils.lerp(body.rotation.z, -0.12, 0.15); } head.rotation.z = Math.sin(cycle * 0.5) * 0.04 - run * 0.08; @@ -176,6 +186,11 @@ export function createFox(): IFox { segment.rotation.z = Math.sin(time * (5 + run * 4) - index * 0.7) * (0.1 + run * 0.14); segment.rotation.y = Math.sin(time * 2.4 - index * 0.5) * 0.1; } + blob.position.y = -pose.drop + 0.02; + blob.visible = pose.drop < 7; + const k = MathUtils.clamp(1 - pose.drop / 7, 0.25, 1); + blob.scale.setScalar(k); + (blob.material as MeshBasicMaterial).opacity = 0.3 * k; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts index bc1188e206..d1868d82c4 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ // `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 { contactShadowLook, contactShadowStages } from "./contactShadowStage.js"; import { type QualityTier, qualityPreset, resolveQualityTier } from "./quality.js"; import type { OutputRenderer } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; import { WorldEnvironment } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; @@ -54,15 +53,7 @@ export function setupPost( environment.software === true } source=${source}`, ); - // The fox's contact with the ground: `contactShadowStage.ts` builds it and sets how long - // and how dark it is per tier, and the chain drops it below `medium` by name. It traces - // toward the same sun the god rays do, so a game that passes none gets a named refusal. - const world = new WorldEnvironment({ - ...qualityPreset(tier), - authoredStageNames: ["contactShadows"], - authoredStages: (stage) => - contactShadowStages(stage, environment.godraysLight, contactShadowLook(tier)), - }); + const world = new WorldEnvironment(qualityPreset(tier)); const applied = world.apply(renderer, scene, camera, { godraysLight: environment.godraysLight }); environment.onTierChanged?.(tier); let disposed = false; diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md index 94ec316281..00c7ff1423 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/AGENTS.md @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whe `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; platform selects the boot tier, and `adaptiveQuality.ts` reads `game.ts` frame windows. Fresh GPU time wins, with a named presentation fallback. After startup, two overloaded windows lower quality; five with 20% headroom raise it; cooldown is five seconds. Presentation fallback allows 5% timing jitter (`presentationTolerance`); `overloadBudgetMs` reports its threshold. Vsync-bound presentation alone cannot prove recovery headroom. `setupPost` exposes policy options and `targetFps`; `Play` supplies `display.maxFps` and readiness. Pin `{ tier: "low" }`; invalid tiers throw and pinned costs report. The `quality` entity and `TN_QUALITY_TIER` expose decisions; dispose on scene exit. A bounded participating medium is generated source you own: `src/render/volumetricFog.ts` and its three companions build depth-correct mist, and `STARTER_MIST` there owns this game's density, colour, bounds and its single `enabled` flag — off costs no target and no pixel. `Play` passes it the live `ctx.renderer.kind`, so the WebGL fallback allocates nothing, and it owns `scene.fog` while it lives, so aerial perspective and god rays must stay off: they render the same air. `setupPost`'s `fog` factory rebuilds it whenever the tier replaces the chain. It is lit by `ambient` until you pass `points` (unshadowed, finite-range `PointLight`s) or a `sun` whose shadow map already exists — nothing wires one for you. -The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `contactShadowStage.ts` is the `contactShadows` stage: it marches scene depth toward the key light so small things meet the ground, the same file sets its reach and strength per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. +The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. A scenario with no assertions or missing observations fails; open a real capture after visual changes. When a frame costs more than it should, find the object first: backtick opens the overlay, whose **Geometry** tab captures one frame on **Capture** and ranks the objects that submitted its triangles beside their projected size on screen; an agent gets the same report from `"assert": { "geometry": { "limit": 25 } }` in a scenario, which needs `runtime.geometry`. Those numbers are measured submissions reconciled against the frame's own pass totals, so the remainder the rows do not account for is reported, and what cannot be measured — a packed batch's per-member draws, unknown bounds — says so with a reason instead of reading as zero. `src/render/temporalAA.ts` is an experimental, opt-in TRAANode provider for scene input reconstruction. Shipped quality tiers do not enable it. Supply colour/depth/velocity from the same scene pass through a `traa` RenderChain stage, reset history on camera cuts, and dispose with the stage. The optional exact scene-pass argument enables a bounded raw4 current-footprint candidate for supported reduced rasters; it owns four-sample beauty and matching visibility replays and restores ordinary pass policy on unsupported inputs. Opaque RGB remains a pixel-frequency approximation; alpha-tested visibility uses sample interpolation. The ordinary path uses scene-pass MSAA disabled. `temporalResolve.ts` retains optional linear/Catmull–Rom and ordinary-blend comparisons, both depth-history vetoes, and mandatory RGB clipping. Original quality/recovery, GPU cost, automatic scaling and native gates remain unqualified. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md index b2e2b89c6e..a89c391790 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/CLAUDE.md @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ therefore keep the previous clip's pose, and `boneContact` reports in metres whe `src/render/quality.ts` owns `low`, `medium`, `high`; platform selects the boot tier, and `adaptiveQuality.ts` reads `game.ts` frame windows. Fresh GPU time wins, with a named presentation fallback. After startup, two overloaded windows lower quality; five with 20% headroom raise it; cooldown is five seconds. Presentation fallback allows 5% timing jitter (`presentationTolerance`); `overloadBudgetMs` reports its threshold. Vsync-bound presentation alone cannot prove recovery headroom. `setupPost` exposes policy options and `targetFps`; `Play` supplies `display.maxFps` and readiness. Pin `{ tier: "low" }`; invalid tiers throw and pinned costs report. The `quality` entity and `TN_QUALITY_TIER` expose decisions; dispose on scene exit. A bounded participating medium is generated source you own: `src/render/volumetricFog.ts` and its three companions build depth-correct mist, and `STARTER_MIST` there owns this game's density, colour, bounds and its single `enabled` flag — off costs no target and no pixel. `Play` passes it the live `ctx.renderer.kind`, so the WebGL fallback allocates nothing, and it owns `scene.fog` while it lives, so aerial perspective and god rays must stay off: they render the same air. `setupPost`'s `fog` factory rebuilds it whenever the tier replaces the chain. It is lit by `ambient` until you pass `points` (unshadowed, finite-range `PointLight`s) or a `sun` whose shadow map already exists — nothing wires one for you. -The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `contactShadowStage.ts` is the `contactShadows` stage: it marches scene depth toward the key light so small things meet the ground, the same file sets its reach and strength per tier, and `low` refuses it by name. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. +The shipped chain is ambient occlusion on `high` and `medium`, bloom, vignette, the tone curve and the shared SMAA. There are no authored paint stages: a real sun and a real sky carry the shading, and a Kuwahara smear or an ink outline over a photograph only cost frames. `quality.ts` owns tier and strength, and every `xxxEnabled: true` carries the measurement that justified it; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` names each stage independently, and a missing stage observation is a failure. `input.vector("move").y` is +up, so forward uses one explicit `-move.y` conversion. A scenario with no assertions or missing observations fails; open a real capture after visual changes. When a frame costs more than it should, find the object first: backtick opens the overlay, whose **Geometry** tab captures one frame on **Capture** and ranks the objects that submitted its triangles beside their projected size on screen; an agent gets the same report from `"assert": { "geometry": { "limit": 25 } }` in a scenario, which needs `runtime.geometry`. Those numbers are measured submissions reconciled against the frame's own pass totals, so the remainder the rows do not account for is reported, and what cannot be measured — a packed batch's per-member draws, unknown bounds — says so with a reason instead of reading as zero. `src/render/temporalAA.ts` is an experimental, opt-in TRAANode provider for scene input reconstruction. Shipped quality tiers do not enable it. Supply colour/depth/velocity from the same scene pass through a `traa` RenderChain stage, reset history on camera cuts, and dispose with the stage. The optional exact scene-pass argument enables a bounded raw4 current-footprint candidate for supported reduced rasters; it owns four-sample beauty and matching visibility replays and restores ordinary pass policy on unsupported inputs. Opaque RGB remains a pixel-frequency approximation; alpha-tested visibility uses sample interpolation. The ordinary path uses scene-pass MSAA disabled. `temporalResolve.ts` retains optional linear/Catmull–Rom and ordinary-blend comparisons, both depth-history vetoes, and mandatory RGB clipping. Original quality/recovery, GPU cost, automatic scaling and native gates remain unqualified. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts deleted file mode 100644 index edf92623c6..0000000000 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/contactShadowStage.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,180 +0,0 @@ -// Generated for you: ordinary Three.js; ThreeNative does not read this file. -// -// The contact shadow under small things. The shadow map cannot resolve the few centimetres where -// a foot, a wheel or a crate meets the ground: its texels are wider than the gap and its bias -// lifts the shadow off the caster, so small things look unplanted. This stage marches the depth -// the scene pass already wrote toward the sun and returns how much of each pixel that hides. -// -// The split: `contactShadow()` from the core package owns the compute passes and returns the -// term as a texture node. Everything you see is decided in this file: how far the -// shadow reaches, how thick a surface is assumed to be, how hard the edge is, how dark it gets, -// and that the term multiplies the lit colour after the scene pass, on faces the sun reaches. To -// make it softer, lower `strength` or `contrast` below. To remove it, drop `"contactShadows"` from -// `authoredStageNames` in `postprocessing.ts`; `TN_RENDER_CHAIN` then stops listing it. -import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core"; -import { type DirectionalLight, Vector2, Vector3 } from "three"; -import { float, getViewPosition, screenUV, sign, smoothstep, uniform, vec2 } from "three/tsl"; -import type { Node } from "three/webgpu"; -import type { QualityTier } from "./quality.js"; -import type { ChainStage, IWorldEnvironmentStageContext } from "./worldEnvironment.js"; - -/** What one tier asks of the stage. Every number is this game's; the engine has no defaults. */ -export interface IContactShadowLook { - /** Shadow length in screen pixels, and the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ - readonly sampleCount: number; - /** The first samples cast a hard shadow; the rest are averaged. */ - readonly hardSamples: number; - /** The last samples fade the shadow out, so its far end does not stop on a line. */ - readonly fadeSamples: number; - /** How thick a surface is assumed to be, as a fraction of the remaining depth range. */ - readonly surfaceThickness: number; - /** Depth jump, as a fraction, that counts as an edge instead of a slope. */ - readonly bilinearThreshold: number; - /** Boost on the lit-to-shadow transition. At least 1. */ - readonly contrast: number; - /** 0 leaves the frame as it was, 1 applies the whole term. */ - readonly strength: number; - /** Neighbour distance, in pixel footprints, where a pixel starts to count as a silhouette. */ - readonly silhouetteJump: number; - /** Surface-to-sun cosine where the term starts, and where it is whole. Faces below it get none. */ - readonly sunFacing: readonly [number, number]; -} - -/** - * The `contactShadows` stage. Pass it as `authoredStages` and name `"contactShadows"` in - * `authoredStageNames`. It refuses by name, with a reason, when the game has no sun to trace - * toward, and the chain drops it below the `medium` tier. - */ -export function contactShadowStages( - context: IWorldEnvironmentStageContext, - sun: DirectionalLight | undefined, - look: IContactShadowLook, -): readonly ChainStage[] { - let mask: Node | undefined; - const towardSun = uniform(new Vector3()); - const texelSize = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); - const from = new Vector3(); - const to = new Vector3(); - return [ - { - name: "contactShadows", - minimumTier: "medium", - available: () => (sun === undefined ? "no-sun-light" : true), - build: (input) => { - if (sun === undefined) throw new Error("contactShadows built without a sun light."); - // The pass's own depth texture: its size follows the drawing buffer, so read it each frame. - const depth = context.depthNode as unknown as { - readonly value: { readonly image: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number } }; - }; - const options: IContactShadowOptions = { - bilinearThreshold: look.bilinearThreshold, - camera: context.camera, - contrast: look.contrast, - depth: { - node: context.depthNode, - size: () => ({ height: depth.value.image.height, width: depth.value.image.width }), - }, - direction: () => { - sun.getWorldPosition(from); - sun.target.getWorldPosition(to); - const world = from.sub(to).normalize(); - texelSize.value.set(1 / depth.value.image.width, 1 / depth.value.image.height); - towardSun.value.copy(world).transformDirection(context.camera.matrixWorldInverse); - return world; - }, - fadeSamples: look.fadeSamples, - hardSamples: look.hardSamples, - sampleCount: look.sampleCount, - surfaceThickness: look.surfaceThickness, - }; - const node = contactShadow(options) as unknown as Node<"vec4">; - mask = node; - const sceneDepth = context.depthNode as unknown as Node; - const depthAt = (uv: Node): Node<"float"> => sceneDepth.sample(uv).r as Node<"float">; - // The multiply also reaches faces the sun never touches, which the lighting already - // darkened. Only surfaces that face the sun take the term: the normal is rebuilt from the - // neighbour on each axis whose depth is closer, so it holds at silhouettes. - // The pass camera's inverse, not the post quad's: depth is only meaningful in its own space. - const projectionInverse = uniform(context.camera.projectionMatrixInverse); - const viewAt = (uv: Node): Node<"vec3"> => - getViewPosition(uv, depthAt(uv), projectionInverse) as Node<"vec3">; - const step = (x: number, y: number): Node => - screenUV.add(vec2(texelSize.x.mul(x), texelSize.y.mul(y))); - const centre = viewAt(screenUV); - // Pixel footprint at this depth. A neighbour further than a few footprints is across a - // silhouette, and there the rebuilt normal is noise: the pixel takes no term. - const footprint = getViewPosition(step(1, 0), depthAt(screenUV), projectionInverse) - .sub(centre) - .length(); - const reachOf = (dx: number, dy: number): Node<"vec3"> => - viewAt(step(dx, dy)).sub(centre) as Node<"vec3">; - const right = reachOf(1, 0); - const left = reachOf(-1, 0); - const below = reachOf(0, 1); - const above = reachOf(0, -1); - const nearer = (a: Node<"vec3">, b: Node<"vec3">): Node<"vec3"> => - a.length().lessThan(b.length()).select(a, b) as Node<"vec3">; - const acrossRaw = nearer(right, left); - const upRaw = nearer(above, below); - const jump = right.length().max(left.length()).max(above.length().max(below.length())); - const smooth = float(1).sub( - smoothstep(look.silhouetteJump, look.silhouetteJump * 2, jump.div(footprint)), - ); - const normal = acrossRaw - .mul(sign(acrossRaw.x)) - .cross(upRaw.mul(sign(upRaw.y))) - .normalize(); - const facing = smoothstep(look.sunFacing[0], look.sunFacing[1], normal.dot(towardSun)); - const reach = facing.mul(smooth).mul(look.strength); - // `.r` is 1 where lit and 0 where shadowed; `reach` is how much of that this game wants. - const term = float(1).sub(float(1).sub(node.r).mul(reach)); - return (input as Node<"vec4">).mul(term); - }, - dispose: () => { - mask?.dispose(); - mask = undefined; - }, - }, - ]; -} - -/** - * The contact shadow under small things, per tier. The numbers hold things on the ground rather - * than draw a dark halo: 24 px is the shadow's reach on screen, the first 3 samples stay hard so - * the contact is pinned, and the last 6 fade so the far end does not stop on a line. `low` does - * not run the stage: the chain refuses it by name, so its entry only says what it would use. Cost - * is unmeasured; read `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` after you change a number. - */ -const CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH: IContactShadowLook = { - bilinearThreshold: 0.02, - contrast: 2, - fadeSamples: 6, - hardSamples: 3, - sampleCount: 24, - strength: 0.75, - surfaceThickness: 0.005, - silhouetteJump: 8, - sunFacing: [0.25, 0.6], -}; -const CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM: IContactShadowLook = { - ...CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, - fadeSamples: 4, - hardSamples: 2, - sampleCount: 16, -}; -const CONTACT_SHADOW: Record = { - high: CONTACT_SHADOW_HIGH, - low: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, - medium: CONTACT_SHADOW_MEDIUM, -}; - -/** The contact-shadow numbers a tier uses. Throws on a name that is not a tier. */ -export function contactShadowLook(tier: string): IContactShadowLook { - const look = CONTACT_SHADOW[tier as QualityTier]; - if (look === undefined) { - throw new Error( - `Unknown quality tier ${JSON.stringify(tier)} — expected one of ${Object.keys(CONTACT_SHADOW).join(", ")}.`, - ); - } - return look; -} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts index 8e3d91a5b5..e76e654691 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts +++ b/packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/postprocessing.ts @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ import { createAdaptiveQuality, formatQualityAdaptation, } from "./adaptiveQuality.js"; -import { contactShadowLook, contactShadowStages } from "./contactShadowStage.js"; import { type IGradeTable, gradeStages } from "./grade.js"; import { type QualityTier, gradePreset, qualityPreset } from "./quality.js"; import { type TemporalAAProvider, temporalAAStages } from "./temporalAAStage.js"; @@ -89,13 +88,11 @@ export function setupPost( const settings = qualityPreset(policy.tier); const world = new WorldEnvironment({ ...settings, - // Stages this game owns, not the chain's: `grade.ts` builds the first two, `WorldEnvironment` + // 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. The opt-in - // `traa` stage is offered beside them and runs only when a tier names it. `contactShadows` - // traces toward the key light the god rays use; a scene that passes none gets a named refusal. - authoredStageNames: ["contactShadows", "grade", "grain"], + // `traa` stage is offered beside them and runs only when a tier names it. + authoredStageNames: ["grade", "grain"], authoredStages: (stage) => [ - ...contactShadowStages(stage, environment.godraysLight, contactShadowLook(policy.tier)), ...gradeStages(gradePreset(policy.tier), table), ...temporalAAStages(stage, { onProvider: (provider) => { diff --git a/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts b/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts index 15c67b2b4f..3946a214c0 100644 --- a/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts +++ b/scripts/__tests__/check-core-boundary.spec.ts @@ -102,11 +102,6 @@ describe("core boundary gate", () => { 'import { SpectralOcean as Sea } from "@threenative/core";\n', "allow", ], - [ - "the contact-shadow mechanism and its option types", - 'import { type IContactShadowOptions, contactShadow } from "@threenative/core";\n', - "allow", - ], ["a look-owning symbol", 'import { defineGame } from "@threenative/core";\n', "reject"], [ "a look-owning symbol smuggled beside an allowed one", diff --git a/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts b/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts index 9d484fe1be..2fd9e21a08 100644 --- a/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts +++ b/scripts/check-core-boundary.ts @@ -23,22 +23,14 @@ const RENDER_EXTENSIONS = new Set([".css", ".js", ".jsx", ".ts", ".tsx"]); // footing as Rapier owning its solver, and it is the reason the test below says "the appearance" // and not "every parameter". // -// `contactShadow` is the second shape (PRD-561): a compute pass that turns the scene's depth into a -// shadow-term texture and draws nothing. The length, thickness, contrast, which light it traces -// toward and where the term is multiplied in are all the game's, in its own stage file. -// // Adding a name here needs the same proof: the game must be able to change the appearance // without editing package code. A symbol that picks a material, a colour or a timing curve // belongs in `src/render/` as generated source instead. const RENDER_PORTABLE_CORE_SYMBOLS: ReadonlySet = new Set([ - "ContactShadowNode", - "IContactShadowDepth", - "IContactShadowOptions", "ISpectralOceanCascade", "ISpectralOceanHeight", "ISpectralOceanOptions", "SpectralOcean", - "contactShadow", ]); const FRAMEWORK_IMPORT = From 791500b1eb250fa84f3e7bcb58a06e8f4321bb6e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2026 08:59:39 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 5/6] docs(prds): PRD-561 records Arm A, two REGRESSION verdicts and what is blocked The contact-shadow stage built and ran on a GPU, and failed the visual judge twice on the platformer. The PRD keeps every box open with the reason, adds the measured cause (4096 key-light shadow map over 44 m already resolves the foot gap), the pass-camera projection-inverse finding and a Blocked-on list. --- ...D-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md | 61 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 54 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md index 3fd05e73d6..897aca103f 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ prd_contract: v1 # PRD-561 — Small things touch the ground: contact shadows from screen depth -**Status:** IN PROGRESS — dispatch builder and its spec landed; the GPU kernel is unproven until a WebGPU run +**Status:** PARKED — mechanism and kernel landed and run on a GPU; the platformer apply decision failed the visual judge twice (see `## Decisions`) **Priority:** P2 — AC-1 to AC-3 are open: no template has a screen-space contact shadow, and the platformer fakes one with a blob mesh. **Complexity:** 5 (MEDIUM) — 1–5 implementation files (1), new mechanism module (+2), a compute pass with workgroup memory and a CPU-built dispatch list (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João @@ -107,9 +107,9 @@ flowchart LR ## Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] AC-1 [local]: In a platformer scenario, with the blob mesh removed and the stage on, the region under the standing fox's feet has a dark-pixel ratio at least 0.3. The same scenario fails with the stage off. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json --url --browser-recipe webgpu` with a `region` `minDarkPixelRatio` assertion — Evidence: pending. -- [ ] AC-2 [local]: The stage costs at most 0.3 ms GPU at 1080p on the RTX 2080 browser WebGPU lane. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` p50 delta, stage on against stage off, from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` — Evidence: pending. -- [ ] AC-3 [local]: On the Pixel 8, the stage costs at most 0.5 ms GPU at the starter's mobile resolution, or the `low` tier refuses it by name. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf --logcat ` stage on against stage off — Evidence: pending. +- [ ] AC-1 [local]: In a platformer scenario, with the blob mesh removed and the stage on, the region under the standing fox's feet has a dark-pixel ratio at least 0.3. The same scenario fails with the stage off. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json --url --browser-recipe webgpu` with a `region` `minDarkPixelRatio` assertion — Evidence: open. Arm A at this camera scale did not produce it; two judge rounds REGRESSION (see `## Decisions`). +- [ ] AC-2 [local]: The stage costs at most 0.3 ms GPU at 1080p on the RTX 2080 browser WebGPU lane. proof: `TN_FRAME_BUDGET` p50 delta, stage on against stage off, from `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf` — Evidence: open. Informal gpuCompute 0.1 to 0.2 ms; the `perf` p50 delta was not run on a shipped stage. +- [ ] AC-3 [local]: On the Pixel 8, the stage costs at most 0.5 ms GPU at the starter's mobile resolution, or the `low` tier refuses it by name. proof: `node packages/playtest/dist/runner/cli.js perf --logcat ` stage on against stage off — Evidence: open. Physical device, no shipped stage to measure (see `## Blocked on`). ## Integration Ledger @@ -121,18 +121,18 @@ flowchart LR ## Execution Phases #### Phase 1: Mechanism and the apply decision -**Status:** IN PROGRESS — box 1 done; the kernel runs on a GPU next, then the judge +**Status:** PARKED — box 1 done; the kernel runs on a GPU; Arm A judged REGRESSION twice (see `## Decisions`) **Files:** `packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts` (new), `packages/core/src/render/chain.ts`, `packages/core/src/index.ts`, `packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` (new), `packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts` (new, the CPU dispatch builder), `packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts` (new), `docs/architecture/CHARTER.md` - [x] The dispatch-list builder writes every on-screen pixel at least once, except the pixel under the light, for a light in front of, behind, beside and far off screen, and for viewports that are not multiples of 64. Overlap stays bounded (see `## Decisions`). proof: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts` — Evidence: 7 passed (1920x1080, 1001x577, 63x65, 1x1, 130x70, 1024x512, six light placements each; bounds case 301,203 to 700,510). - [ ] Arm A or Arm B is chosen with the judge's verdict, and the choice is written under `## Decisions`. proof: `pnpm visuals:ab --before --after --raters 3` on the starter and the dark-environment fixture. #### Phase 2: Templates use it -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** BLOCKED — the stage was withdrawn after two REGRESSION verdicts (see `## Blocked on`) **Files:** `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/fox.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/src/render/postprocessing.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/quality.ts`, `packages/create-threenative/templates/starter/src/render/worldEnvironment.ts` (stage only if the shared-source spec allows it, else the starter's own `postprocessing.ts`), `packages/create-threenative/templates/platformer/playtests/contact-shadow.playtest.json` (new) - [ ] The platformer ships without the blob, and the template gate passes for the platformer and the starter. proof: `pnpm test:templates`. #### Phase 3: Native -**Status:** NOT STARTED +**Status:** BLOCKED — waits on a stage that ships (see `## Blocked on`) **Files:** `packages/runtime-native/conformance/scenes/shared/contact-shadow.js` (new), `packages/runtime-native/conformance/registry.json` - [ ] The desktop native host produces the same mask as the browser within tolerance for a fixed depth fixture and light. proof: `pnpm parity --target desktop --only-tests contact-shadow`. @@ -150,3 +150,50 @@ flowchart LR size`. The emulation found it: a light at x = 38400 on a 1920-wide target left column 1919 unwritten. The port uses `floor(light)` for both and an inclusive `max = size - 1`, and rounds the light to float32 so the CPU and the GPU agree on `floor`. The spec case "far off screen" at 1920x1080 is the red-green. +- 2026-10-10 — **Arm A is built, and it is withdrawn from the templates.** The platformer and starter + stages (commit `4afd70ca2`, PR #480) ran the Bend march, then multiplied the mask into the frame. Two + gates were needed before the result stopped speckling: an N·L gate (back-facing and grazing surfaces + self-shadow in a screen-space march) and a silhouette gate (a depth jump between neighbours reads as a + shadow edge). Both gates read a view-space normal rebuilt from depth, so the stage needs no normal + target. Asking the scene pass for `normal()` is not an option: it creates an MRT target that nothing + writes unless SSGI, SSR or GTAO is on, and the frame goes black. +- 2026-10-10 — **Finding: a post stage must use its pass camera's projection inverse.** In a stage the + global `cameraProjectionMatrixInverse` belongs to the post quad's orthographic camera, so every + rebuilt normal was degenerate and every gate returned zero. `uniform(context.camera.projectionMatrixInverse)` + fixes it. This holds for any future depth-reading stage. +- 2026-10-10 — **Two fresh judges returned REGRESSION; Phase 2 is not shipped.** Same pose, headed + `--browser-recipe webgpu`, two runs per arm, BEFORE (painted blob), CONTROL (blob removed, stage off) + and AFTER (blob removed, stage on). Round 1 judged `final3`, round 2 judged `final8` (`silhouetteJump` + 4, `strength` 1). In both rounds AFTER did not beat CONTROL, and both lost to BEFORE under the feet. + The cause is measured, not guessed. The key-light shadow map is 4096 over a 44 m window that follows + the player, about 1 cm per texel. It already resolves the foot-to-ground gap, so the premise in the + Motivation ("shadow-map texels wider than the gap") does not hold at the platformer camera. What the + blob gives is an omnidirectional darkening under the sole that a sun-direction march cannot produce. + The stage was removed from the default wiring instead of being explained away. +- 2026-10-10 — **AC-1 is unreachable with this arm at this camera scale.** The 0.3 dark-pixel ratio + needs under-foot darkening that the directional march does not make with the blob removed. The + scenario file was dropped with the stage. A follow-up needs a different term (ambient-occlusion style, + not sun direction) or a scene with no shadow map in range (far field, or a tier that drops the key + light shadow), and it needs its own judge. +- 2026-10-10 — **Side finding, deferred: the fox's soles float 0.215 m above y = 0.** The blob hid it. + A `BODY_REST = 0.377` correction exists in `4afd70ca2` (`Fox.ts`, `fox.ts`). It changes what reaches + the screen, so it needs its own visual judge and its own change, not a ride in this PR. +- 2026-10-10 — **Cost, informal.** The arms that logged `gpuCompute` read 0.1 to 0.2 ms at 1080p on the + desktop RTX 2080 lane with the stage on, and CPU render time rose about 1.7 ms. This is not the + `perf` p50 delta AC-2 asks for, so AC-2 stays open. The scenario p95 of 32 to 70 ms in those runs was + load-driven (other lanes shared the GPU) and says nothing about the stage. +- 2026-10-10 — **What stays.** The kernel, the CPU dispatch builder and its spec (Phase 1 box 1), the + `contactShadow()` export, and one WGSL fix found on the GPU: the `flag` buffer element needs an `int` + index with a `uint` value (`flag.element(int(0)).assign(uint(1))`). With the mechanism shipped and no + template using it, the Integration Ledger rows stay open. + +## Blocked on + +- AC-3 (Pixel 8, physical device): no stage ships, so there is nothing to measure. Revisit with the + follow-up term. The device is shared, so ask the owner before using it. +- Phase 1 box 2 (Arm A or Arm B): Arm A is built and judged REGRESSION twice. Arm B (analytic from the + light, no depth march) is untried. `pnpm visuals:ab --raters 3` was not run: two judge rounds had + already failed on the platformer, and the starter has the same key-light shadow window. +- Phase 2 (templates): waits on a term that passes the judge. +- Phase 3 (native parity): waits on a stage that ships. The mechanism is unchanged, so a conformance + fixture for the kernel alone is possible and was not started. From 8eb1159c7425bd9dc827a4ee304ed1937bcb8556 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Joao Paulo Furtado Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2026 09:07:35 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 6/6] docs(prds): decline PRD-561 after a third failed judge pose; delete the unused mechanism One falsifier round with the key-light map cut to 1024 over 44 m (about 4.3 cm a texel) judged REGRESSION: the feet were pixel-identical between CONTROL and AFTER and the stage added speckle on tower rims and silhouettes. Nothing consumes contactShadow(), so the kernel, the dispatch builder, their spec, the capability entries, the CHARTER paragraph and the third-party notice go back to their pre-PRD state. The code stays recoverable at 9bd6b3c25, c9773d985 and 4afd70ca2 on this branch. The PRD moves to done/ as DECLINED with the evidence URLs and the untested far-field threshold. --- ...D-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md | 42 +- docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/README.md | 2 +- docs/architecture/CHARTER.md | 8 +- packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 194 -------- packages/core/__tests__/constraints.spec.ts | 15 - .../__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts | 274 ----------- packages/core/capabilities.json | 42 -- packages/core/package.json | 1 - packages/core/src/index.ts | 17 - packages/core/src/render/chain.ts | 1 - .../src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts | 234 ---------- packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts | 427 ------------------ .../references/capability-reference.md | 34 -- packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json | 42 -- scripts/api-surface.json | 2 - 15 files changed, 33 insertions(+), 1302 deletions(-) rename docs/PRDs/{unreal-source-borrowing => done}/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md (83%) delete mode 100644 packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md delete mode 100644 packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts delete mode 100644 packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts delete mode 100644 packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts diff --git a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md similarity index 83% rename from docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md rename to docs/PRDs/done/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md index 897aca103f..25504020d0 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/done/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md @@ -4,8 +4,10 @@ prd_contract: v1 # PRD-561 — Small things touch the ground: contact shadows from screen depth -**Status:** PARKED — mechanism and kernel landed and run on a GPU; the platformer apply decision failed the visual judge twice (see `## Decisions`) -**Priority:** P2 — AC-1 to AC-3 are open: no template has a screen-space contact shadow, and the platformer fakes one with a blob mesh. +**Closed:** 2026-10-10 at `791500b1e`, PR #480, declined and archived to `done/`. + +**Status:** DECLINED 2026-10-10 after three judged poses (4096 and 1024 key-light maps, two rounds on the first). The stage never grounded the feet and added speckle on coarse maps. The mechanism is deleted; see `## Decisions` for the commits that hold it. +**Priority:** P2 — declined; the platformer keeps its blob mesh. **Complexity:** 5 (MEDIUM) — 1–5 implementation files (1), new mechanism module (+2), a compute pass with workgroup memory and a CPU-built dispatch list (+2); risk override: none **Owner:** João **Depends on:** None @@ -187,13 +189,29 @@ flowchart LR index with a `uint` value (`flag.element(int(0)).assign(uint(1))`). With the mechanism shipped and no template using it, the Integration Ledger rows stay open. -## Blocked on - -- AC-3 (Pixel 8, physical device): no stage ships, so there is nothing to measure. Revisit with the - follow-up term. The device is shared, so ask the owner before using it. -- Phase 1 box 2 (Arm A or Arm B): Arm A is built and judged REGRESSION twice. Arm B (analytic from the - light, no depth march) is untried. `pnpm visuals:ab --raters 3` was not run: two judge rounds had - already failed on the platformer, and the starter has the same key-light shadow window. -- Phase 2 (templates): waits on a term that passes the judge. -- Phase 3 (native parity): waits on a stage that ships. The mechanism is unchanged, so a conformance - fixture for the kernel alone is possible and was not started. +- 2026-10-10 — **DECLINED after one falsifier round on a coarse shadow map.** The platformer round + said the premise was false because the key-light map resolves the foot gap, so one more pose was + judged where it should hold: same platformer, key-light map cut to 1024 over 44 m (about 4.3 cm a + texel, coarser than the 2048 mobile tier), headed `--browser-recipe webgpu` on the RTX 2080 (adapter + `nvidia` / `turing`, not SwiftShader), two runs per arm, BEFORE / CONTROL / AFTER burned in, a fresh + read-only judge. Verdict: **REGRESSION** (AFTER against CONTROL and against BEFORE). The fox's feet were + pixel-identical between CONTROL and AFTER, so the stage did not touch the contact it was built for. + It did add dotted dark dashes under tower rims, a halo on the windmill silhouette, a stair-stepped + dash pattern on the bridge edge and a darker brow on the fox. Frames: + `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThreeNativeHQ/threenative-engine/2378b8be0a57d50968f18cc2aae009111e799d53/prd-561/round3-coarse-1024/`. + Three judged poses, three failures, and the failure moved from "no gain" to "speckle" as the map + got coarser, so the gain is not hiding in the map size. +- 2026-10-10 — **Threshold below which it could pay: not found.** At 4.3 cm a texel the stage still + gave no gain at the platformer camera. The only untested region is a far field with texels near or + above 10 cm (a distant cascade, or a 1024 map over 100 m), where a contact gap of a few centimetres is + below one texel and no key-light PCF can hold it. No template renders that, and nothing the engine + measures says a game will. A new PRD needs that scene and its own judge before any code. +- 2026-10-10 — **The mechanism is deleted, not parked.** Nothing consumes `contactShadow()` and the + kill switch says a dead mechanism goes. Phase 1's kernel and dispatch builder are recoverable from + commit `9bd6b3c25` (with the WGSL flag-index fix in `c9773d985`) and the stage wiring from `4afd70ca2`, + all on branch `feat/prd-561-contact-shadows` and in PR #480. The CHARTER paragraph, the capability + entries, the API-surface lines and `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` went back to their pre-PRD text. +- 2026-10-10 — **Separate note, not part of this PRD: the fox rig's soles float 0.215 m above y = 0.** + The painted blob hides it and the platformer playtest cannot see it. `BODY_REST = 0.377` in + `4afd70ca2` (`Fox.ts`, `fox.ts`) corrects it. It changes what reaches the screen, so it needs its own + small PRD, its own change and its own visual judge. diff --git a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/README.md b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/README.md index cd654f8cb5..68706db8bf 100644 --- a/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/README.md +++ b/docs/PRDs/unreal-source-borrowing/README.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ earlier wave unless the "Waits on" column says so. | 1 | [PRD-571](./PRD-571-exposure-meters-a-histogram-and-ignores-the-sun.md) | Exposure ignores the brightest and darkest tenth of the frame | 2 LOW | — | | 1 | [PRD-572](../done/PRD-572-shadow-casters-sort-themselves-into-static-and-moving.md) | A moving shadow caster updates its shadow without a `trackCaster` call | 3 LOW | — | | 1 | [PRD-567](./PRD-567-terrain-layers-blend-by-their-own-height.md) | Terrain layers blend by their own height maps | 3 LOW | owner confirms the core/template split | -| 2 | [PRD-561](./PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md) | Small objects and feet sit on the ground (screen-space contact shadows) | 5 MEDIUM | — | +| 2 | [PRD-561](../done/PRD-561-contact-shadows-from-screen-depth.md) | Small objects and feet sit on the ground (screen-space contact shadows) | 5 MEDIUM | — | | 2 | [PRD-563](./PRD-563-the-first-frame-starts-at-the-tier-the-gpu-family-holds.md) | The first frame starts at the tier the GPU family can hold | 5 MEDIUM | — | | 2 | [PRD-569](./PRD-569-gpu-particle-emitters-cull-and-yield-to-the-frame-budget.md) | Off-view GPU emitters stop costing; effects yield to the frame budget | 5 MEDIUM | — | | 2 | [PRD-566](./PRD-566-terrain-lod-morphs-on-the-gpu-and-picks-by-screen-error.md) | Terrain LOD morphs on the GPU and picks its level by screen error | 3 LOW | — | diff --git a/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md b/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md index 389243a4ea..38ee26a447 100644 --- a/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md +++ b/docs/architecture/CHARTER.md @@ -277,15 +277,11 @@ the load and every response coefficient, and no renderer or GPU encoding is invo **`FlightModel`** (lift, drag, thrust, stall, control moments and the carrier-deck run for a fixed-wing aircraft; every mass, wing area, power, inertia, wind and damage multiplier comes from the game, which the model moves but never dresses); -**automatic discrete LOD** (error-driven level selection for a model the asset cook baked a +and **automatic discrete LOD** (error-driven level selection for a model the asset cook baked a `TN_discrete_lod` chain into: the loader builds index-only levels sharing the authored vertices and the engine swaps to the cheapest one the camera's projected error allows. It owns selection only — the geometry, its detail ladder and every material come from the cook and the game, and -`assets.lod: false` turns the mechanism off without touching a source file); -and **`contactShadow`** (a screen-space shadow trace over the scene pass's depth: the dispatch list, the -workgroup depth strip and the mask texture, ported from Bend Studio's Apache-2.0 release. It -returns a mask and applies nothing — the strength, the light, the length in pixels, the thickness -and where the mask lands all come from the game's `src/render/`, PRD-561). +`assets.lod: false` turns the mechanism off without touching a source file). **Optional portable message transport is also mechanism.** The proposed `core/net` (`@threenative/core/net`) subpath may own the browser/native transport seam: connection lifecycle, diff --git a/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7ebb4fd23e..0000000000 --- a/packages/core/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,194 +0,0 @@ -# Third-party notices — @threenative/core - -## Bend Studio Screen Space Shadows - -- Used in: `src/render/contact-shadow.ts` and `src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts` - (compiled into `dist/`), the contact-shadow mechanism of PRD-561. -- Source: Bend Studio, "Screen Space Shadows", release code - (`bend_sss_cpu.h`, `bend_sss_gpu.h`), https://www.bendstudio.com/blog/inside-bend-screen-space-shadows/ -- Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. -- Licence: Apache License, Version 2.0, reproduced below. -- Changes: ported from C++ and HLSL to TypeScript and three.js TSL. 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"Light" there is the direction - // and its projected pixel, never a Light object; it constructs no material, light, - // colour or shader, and what the mask multiplies into is the game's. The assertions below - // keep that true. - file !== "render/contact-shadow.ts" && - file !== "render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts" && file !== "render/virtual-shadow-pages.ts" && // Alpha antialiasing decides how a cutout edge is RESOLVED, never how it looks: it // flips one coverage flag on the game's own material so an alpha-tested silhouette can @@ -164,14 +157,6 @@ describe("core constraints", () => { expect(source).not.toMatch(/material|light|tonemapping|postprocessing|\.wgsl/iu); - for (const file of ["render/contact-shadow.ts", "render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts"]) { - const contactShadow = withoutComments(readFileSync(path.join(sourceDirectory, file), "utf8")); - expect(contactShadow, file).not.toMatch( - /new\s+\w*(Material|Light|Color)|tonemapping|postprocessing|\.wgsl/iu, - ); - expect(contactShadow.match(/#[0-9a-f]{6}\b|0x[0-9a-f]{6}\b/giu), file).toBeNull(); - } - // `assets.ts` assigns compiler-produced textures to game-authored materials. It transports // appearance data but originates none: no material, light, colour, or shader may be created. const assets = readFileSync(path.join(sourceDirectory, "assets.ts"), "utf8"); diff --git a/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts b/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts deleted file mode 100644 index cbb96d5ecb..0000000000 --- a/packages/core/__tests__/contact-shadow-dispatch.spec.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,274 +0,0 @@ -import { PerspectiveCamera, Vector3, WebGPUCoordinateSystem } from "three"; -import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest"; -import { - CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES, - CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, - type IContactShadowDispatchList, - buildContactShadowDispatchList, - contactShadowLightProjection, - contactShadowWritePixel, -} from "../src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; - -function lightCases(width: number, height: number) { - const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(65, width / height, 0.1, 1000); - camera.coordinateSystem = WebGPUCoordinateSystem; - camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); - camera.updateMatrixWorld(); - const viewProjection = camera.projectionMatrix.clone().multiply(camera.matrixWorldInverse); - const project = (direction: Vector3) => - contactShadowLightProjection(viewProjection.elements, direction); - const pixelDirection = (x: number, y: number) => - new Vector3((x / width) * 2 - 1, 1 - (y / height) * 2, 0.5).unproject(camera).normalize(); - return [ - { name: "front", projection: project(new Vector3(0.3, 0.2, -1).normalize()) }, - { name: "behind", projection: project(new Vector3(-0.3, -0.2, 1).normalize()) }, - { name: "beside", projection: project(new Vector3(1, 0, 0)) }, - { name: "inside", projection: project(pixelDirection(width * 0.37, height * 0.42)) }, - { name: "corner", projection: project(pixelDirection(0, 0)) }, - { name: "far off screen", projection: project(pixelDirection(width * 20, -height * 12)) }, - ]; -} - -function assertCoverage( - list: IContactShadowDispatchList, - width: number, - height: number, - label: string, - bounds: { readonly min: readonly [number, number]; readonly max: readonly [number, number] } = { - min: [0, 0], - max: [width - 1, height - 1], - }, - waveSize = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, -): void { - const writes = new Uint8Array(width * height); - let outsideDistance = 0; - let invalidPixels = 0; - for (const dispatch of list.dispatches) { - for (let gx = 0; gx < dispatch.groups[0]; gx++) { - for (let gy = 0; gy < dispatch.groups[1]; gy++) { - for (let gz = 0; gz < dispatch.groups[2]; gz++) { - for (let thread = 0; thread < waveSize; thread++) { - const [x, y] = contactShadowWritePixel(list, dispatch, [gx, gy, gz], thread, waveSize); - if (!Number.isInteger(x) || !Number.isInteger(y)) invalidPixels++; - else if (x >= 0 && x < width && y >= 0 && y < height) writes[y * width + x]++; - else - outsideDistance = Math.max( - outsideDistance, - -x, - x - (width - 1), - -y, - y - (height - 1), - ); - } - } - } - } - } - // The pixel under the light has no ray to cast and is never written. Every other pixel is - // written at least once. The wavefronts overlap where they fan in towards the light and at the - // seams between tiles, so a pixel may be written more than once; the kernel gives the same - // answer for each write. Away from the light the overlap stays small. - const lightX = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[0]); - const lightY = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[1]); - let missed: string | undefined; - let maxFarWrites = 0; - let total = 0; - for (let y = bounds.min[1]; y <= bounds.max[1]; y++) { - for (let x = bounds.min[0]; x <= bounds.max[0]; x++) { - const count = writes[y * width + x]; - total += count; - const isLight = x === lightX && y === lightY; - if (count === 0 && !isLight && missed === undefined) missed = `(${x}, ${y})`; - if (Math.max(Math.abs(x - lightX), Math.abs(y - lightY)) > waveSize) { - maxFarWrites = Math.max(maxFarWrites, count); - } - } - } - const area = (bounds.max[0] - bounds.min[0] + 1) * (bounds.max[1] - bounds.min[1] + 1); - expect.soft(missed, `${label}: first unwritten pixel`).toBeUndefined(); - expect.soft(invalidPixels, `${label}: non-integer pixels`).toBe(0); - expect - .soft(maxFarWrites, `${label}: max writes beyond one wave of the light`) - .toBeLessThanOrEqual(2); - if (area >= 500_000) { - expect.soft(total / area, `${label}: mean writes per pixel`).toBeLessThan(1.25); - } - expect - .soft(outsideDistance, `${label}: outside distance=${outsideDistance}`) - .toBeLessThanOrEqual(2 * waveSize); -} - -const totalGroups = (list: IContactShadowDispatchList) => - list.dispatches.reduce( - (sum, dispatch) => sum + dispatch.groups[0] * dispatch.groups[1] * dispatch.groups[2], - 0, - ); - -describe("Bend contact-shadow CPU dispatch", () => { - it("writes every 1920x1080 pixel for front, behind, beside, inside, corner and far-off-screen lights", () => { - const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; - for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { - const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); - if (name === "corner") { - expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBeCloseTo(0, 8); - expect(list.lightCoordinate[1]).toBeCloseTo(0, 8); - } - assertCoverage(list, viewport.width, viewport.height, name); - } - }, 30000); - - it("writes every pixel for odd and 64-aligned viewports", () => { - for (const [width, height] of [ - [1001, 577], - [63, 65], - [1, 1], - [130, 70], - [1024, 512], - ]) { - for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(width, height)) { - assertCoverage( - buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { width, height }), - width, - height, - `${width}x${height} ${name}`, - ); - } - } - }, 30000); - - it("issues at most eight nonempty dispatches", () => { - expect(CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES).toBe(8); - expect(CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE).toBe(64); - for (const [width, height] of [ - [1920, 1080], - [1001, 577], - [63, 65], - [1, 1], - [130, 70], - ]) { - for (const { projection } of lightCases(width, height)) { - const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { width, height }); - // A 1x1 viewport holding only the light's own pixel needs no work. - if (width * height > 1) expect(list.dispatches.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); - expect(list.dispatches.length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES); - for (const dispatch of list.dispatches) { - expect(dispatch.groups[0]).toBe(CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE); - for (const count of dispatch.groups) { - expect(Number.isInteger(count)).toBe(true); - expect(count).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); - } - for (const offset of dispatch.waveOffset) - expect(Math.abs(offset % CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE)).toBe(0); - } - } - } - }); - - it("bounds reduce total groups while keeping inclusive coverage", () => { - const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; - const bounds = { min: [301, 203], max: [700, 510] } as const; - for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { - const full = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); - const bounded = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { bounds }); - expect(totalGroups(bounded), name).toBeLessThan(totalGroups(full)); - assertCoverage(bounded, viewport.width, viewport.height, `${name} bounded`, bounds); - } - }, 30000); - - it("preserves the sign of w and guards lights on the camera plane", () => { - const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; - for (const { name, projection } of lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)) { - const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport); - expect(list.lightCoordinate[3]).toBe(projection[3] > 0 ? 1 : -1); - if (name === "beside") { - expect(projection[3]).toBe(0); - expect(list.lightCoordinate.every(Number.isFinite)).toBe(true); - expect(list.lightCoordinate[2]).toBe(0); - const limit = 0.000002 * CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; - expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBe( - Math.fround(((projection[0] / limit) * 0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.width), - ); - } - const expanded = buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { - expandedZRange: true, - }); - expect(expanded.lightCoordinate[2]).toBe(list.lightCoordinate[2] * 0.5 + 0.5); - } - const projection = lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)[2].projection; - for (const w of [1e-8, -1e-8]) { - const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList([projection[0], projection[1], 0, w], viewport); - expect(list.lightCoordinate[0]).toBe( - Math.fround( - ((projection[0] / (Math.sign(w) * 0.000002 * CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE)) * 0.5 + 0.5) * - viewport.width, - ), - ); - expect(list.lightCoordinate[3]).toBe(Math.sign(w)); - } - }); - - it("multiplies a real camera's column-major matrix by (direction, 0)", () => { - const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(71, 16 / 9, 0.2, 1200); - camera.coordinateSystem = WebGPUCoordinateSystem; - camera.updateProjectionMatrix(); - camera.position.set(3, 5, 7); - camera.lookAt(-2, 1, -4); - camera.updateMatrixWorld(); - const matrix = camera.projectionMatrix.clone().multiply(camera.matrixWorldInverse).elements; - const direction = new Vector3(2, -3, 4).normalize(); - const expected = [ - matrix[0] * direction.x + matrix[4] * direction.y + matrix[8] * direction.z, - matrix[1] * direction.x + matrix[5] * direction.y + matrix[9] * direction.z, - matrix[2] * direction.x + matrix[6] * direction.y + matrix[10] * direction.z, - matrix[3] * direction.x + matrix[7] * direction.y + matrix[11] * direction.z, - ]; - expect(contactShadowLightProjection(matrix, direction)).toEqual(expected); - }); - - it("rejects invalid viewport, wave size, projection, bounds, matrix and direction inputs", () => { - const viewport = { width: 1920, height: 1080 }; - const projection = lightCases(viewport.width, viewport.height)[0].projection; - for (const value of [0, -1, 1.5, Number.NaN, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY]) { - expect(() => - buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { ...viewport, width: value }), - ).toThrow(/viewport.width/u); - expect(() => - buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, { ...viewport, height: value }), - ).toThrow(/viewport.height/u); - expect(() => - buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { waveSize: value }), - ).toThrow(/waveSize/u); - } - for (const value of [Number.NaN, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY]) { - for (let component = 0; component < 4; component++) { - const invalid: [number, number, number, number] = [...projection]; - invalid[component] = value; - expect(() => buildContactShadowDispatchList(invalid, viewport)).toThrow(/lightProjection/u); - } - } - for (const bounds of [ - { min: [10, 0], max: [9, 20] }, - { min: [0, 10], max: [20, 9] }, - { min: [Number.NaN, 0], max: [20, 20] }, - ] as const) { - expect(() => buildContactShadowDispatchList(projection, viewport, { bounds })).toThrow( - /bounds/u, - ); - } - const matrix = new PerspectiveCamera().projectionMatrix.elements; - expect(() => contactShadowLightProjection(matrix.slice(0, 15), new Vector3(1, 2, 3))).toThrow( - /viewProjection/u, - ); - expect(() => - contactShadowLightProjection( - matrix.map(() => Number.NaN), - new Vector3(1, 2, 3), - ), - ).toThrow(/viewProjection/u); - for (const component of ["x", "y", "z"] as const) { - const direction = new Vector3(1, 2, 3); - direction[component] = Number.NaN; - expect(() => contactShadowLightProjection(matrix, direction)).toThrow(/directionToLight/u); - } - }); -}); diff --git a/packages/core/capabilities.json b/packages/core/capabilities.json index 9b9bf08306..59a0c3c004 100644 --- a/packages/core/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/core/capabilities.json @@ -1201,48 +1201,6 @@ "supersedes": [], "symbol": "ComputeDrivenRegistry" }, - { - "aliases": [], - "constraints": [ - "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", - "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", - "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" - ], - "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", - "importPath": "@threenative/core", - "kind": "function", - "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], - "package": "@threenative/core", - "signature": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", - "situations": [ - "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", - "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" - ], - "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", - "supersedes": [], - "symbol": "contactShadow" - }, - { - "aliases": [], - "constraints": [ - "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", - "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", - "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" - ], - "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", - "importPath": "@threenative/core", - "kind": "class", - "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], - "package": "@threenative/core", - "signature": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", - "situations": [ - "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", - "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" - ], - "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", - "supersedes": [], - "symbol": "ContactShadowNode" - }, { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ diff --git a/packages/core/package.json b/packages/core/package.json index ea05a3e843..9998deb295 100644 --- a/packages/core/package.json +++ b/packages/core/package.json @@ -26,7 +26,6 @@ "files": [ "dist", "LICENSE", - "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", "mcp", "gpl", "scripts/apply-three-patch.mjs", diff --git a/packages/core/src/index.ts b/packages/core/src/index.ts index c2130d718d..dd393cb2d2 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/index.ts @@ -875,23 +875,6 @@ export { readVirtualShadowMarker } from "./render/virtual-shadow.js"; */ export { Daylight } from "./render/daylight.js"; export type { IDaylightOptions } from "./render/daylight.js"; -/** - * A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small - * object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and - * applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. - * - * @situation a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground - * @situation a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it - * @constraint WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth - * @constraint every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light - * @constraint the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution - * @override `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node - * @example - * const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); - * stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); - */ -export { ContactShadowNode, contactShadow } from "./render/contact-shadow.js"; -export type { IContactShadowDepth, IContactShadowOptions } from "./render/contact-shadow.js"; export type { IVirtualShadowOptions, IVirtualShadowStats } from "./render/virtual-shadow.js"; /** * Attach hundreds of built objects to the scene in slices, presenting a frame between each. diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts index afba1c83c7..d804954d0b 100644 --- a/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts +++ b/packages/core/src/render/chain.ts @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ export const RENDER_CHAIN_MARKER = "TN_RENDER_CHAIN"; /** Canonical order for the stages a game may request. */ export const RENDER_CHAIN_STAGE_ORDER = [ "probeVolume", - "contactShadows", "ambientOcclusion", "ssgi", "godRays", diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts deleted file mode 100644 index f8f9eeef60..0000000000 --- a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow-dispatch.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,234 +0,0 @@ -// Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. -// -// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); -// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. -// You may obtain a copy of the License at -// -// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 -// -// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software -// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, -// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. -// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and -// limitations under the License. -// Modified: ported to TypeScript for ThreeNative - -export const CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE = 64; -export const CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES = 8; - -export interface IContactShadowDispatch { - /** Workgroup counts [x, y, z]: x walks along the ray, y and z tile the wavefronts. */ - readonly groups: readonly [number, number, number]; - /** Pixel offset of this dispatch's first wavefront, already multiplied by the wave size. */ - readonly waveOffset: readonly [number, number]; -} - -export interface IContactShadowDispatchList { - /** Light pixel x, light pixel y, light depth, +1 for w > 0 else -1. */ - readonly lightCoordinate: readonly [number, number, number, number]; - readonly dispatches: readonly IContactShadowDispatch[]; -} - -export interface IContactShadowDispatchOptions { - /** Inclusive pixel bounds. Default: the whole viewport. */ - readonly bounds?: { - readonly min: readonly [number, number]; - readonly max: readonly [number, number]; - }; - /** Map API clip z in [-1, 1] to depth in [0, 1]. Default false. */ - readonly expandedZRange?: boolean; - /** Default CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE. */ - readonly waveSize?: number; -} - -/** Clip-space light position: viewProjection * (direction, 0) for a directional light. */ -export function buildContactShadowDispatchList( - lightProjection: readonly [number, number, number, number], - viewport: { readonly width: number; readonly height: number }, - options: IContactShadowDispatchOptions = {}, -): IContactShadowDispatchList { - const waveSize = options.waveSize ?? CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; - for (const [name, value] of [ - ["viewport.width", viewport.width], - ["viewport.height", viewport.height], - ["waveSize", waveSize], - ] as const) { - if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value <= 0) { - throw new TypeError(`${name} must be a positive integer`); - } - } - if ( - lightProjection.length !== 4 || - Array.from(lightProjection).some((value) => !Number.isFinite(value)) - ) { - throw new TypeError("lightProjection must contain four finite components"); - } - const { min, max } = options.bounds ?? { - min: [0, 0] as const, - max: [viewport.width - 1, viewport.height - 1] as const, - }; - for (const axis of [0, 1] as const) { - if (!Number.isInteger(min[axis]) || !Number.isInteger(max[axis]) || min[axis] > max[axis]) { - throw new TypeError("bounds must contain integer min <= max on each axis"); - } - } - - let xyLightW = lightProjection[3]; - const floatingPointLimit = 0.000002 * waveSize; - if (xyLightW >= 0 && xyLightW < floatingPointLimit) xyLightW = floatingPointLimit; - else if (xyLightW < 0 && xyLightW > -floatingPointLimit) xyLightW = -floatingPointLimit; - - // The kernel reads this as a float32 uniform, so round it here: floor() must agree on both sides. - const lightCoordinate: [number, number, number, number] = [ - Math.fround(((lightProjection[0] / xyLightW) * 0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.width), - Math.fround(((lightProjection[1] / xyLightW) * -0.5 + 0.5) * viewport.height), - Math.fround(lightProjection[3] === 0 ? 0 : lightProjection[2] / lightProjection[3]), - lightProjection[3] > 0 ? 1 : -1, - ]; - if (options.expandedZRange) lightCoordinate[2] = lightCoordinate[2] * 0.5 + 0.5; - // The kernel measures every wavefront from the centre of pixel floor(light), so the bounds - // are made relative to that pixel too. The upstream CPU code rounds instead, which is one pixel - // off whenever the fraction is 0.5 or more and is only hidden by passing max = viewport size. - const lightX = Math.floor(lightCoordinate[0]); - const lightY = Math.floor(lightCoordinate[1]); - const biasedBounds = [ - min[0] - lightX, - -(max[1] - lightY), - max[0] - lightX, - -(min[1] - lightY), - ] as const; - const dispatches: IContactShadowDispatch[] = []; - - for (let q = 0; q < 4; q++) { - const vertical = q === 0 || q === 3; - const bounds = [ - Math.trunc(Math.max(0, q & 1 ? biasedBounds[0] : -biasedBounds[2]) / waveSize), - Math.trunc(Math.max(0, q & 2 ? biasedBounds[1] : -biasedBounds[3]) / waveSize), - Math.trunc( - Math.max( - 0, - (q & 1 ? biasedBounds[2] : -biasedBounds[0]) + waveSize * (vertical ? 1 : 2) - 1, - ) / waveSize, - ), - Math.trunc( - Math.max( - 0, - (q & 2 ? biasedBounds[3] : -biasedBounds[1]) + waveSize * (vertical ? 2 : 1) - 1, - ) / waveSize, - ), - ] as const; - if (bounds[2] - bounds[0] <= 0 || bounds[3] - bounds[1] <= 0) continue; - const disp: { groups: [number, number, number]; waveOffset: [number, number] } = { - groups: [waveSize, bounds[2] - bounds[0], bounds[3] - bounds[1]], - waveOffset: [ - (q & 1 ? bounds[0] : -bounds[2]) + (q === 2 || q === 3 ? 1 : 0), - (q & 2 ? -bounds[3] : bounds[1]) + (q === 1 || q === 3 ? 1 : 0), - ], - }; - let axisDelta = biasedBounds[0] - biasedBounds[1]; - if (q === 1) axisDelta = biasedBounds[2] + biasedBounds[1]; - if (q === 2) axisDelta = -biasedBounds[0] - biasedBounds[3]; - if (q === 3) axisDelta = -biasedBounds[2] + biasedBounds[3]; - axisDelta = Math.trunc((axisDelta + waveSize - 1) / waveSize); - const quadrantDispatches = [disp]; - if (axisDelta > 0) { - const disp2 = { - groups: [...disp.groups] as [number, number, number], - waveOffset: [...disp.waveOffset] as [number, number], - }; - if (q === 0) { - disp2.groups[2] = Math.min(disp.groups[2], axisDelta); - disp.groups[2] -= disp2.groups[2]; - disp2.waveOffset[1] = disp.waveOffset[1] + disp.groups[2]; - disp2.waveOffset[0]--; - disp2.groups[1]++; - } - if (q === 1) { - disp2.groups[1] = Math.min(disp.groups[1], axisDelta); - disp.groups[1] -= disp2.groups[1]; - disp2.waveOffset[0] = disp.waveOffset[0] + disp.groups[1]; - disp2.groups[2]++; - } - if (q === 2) { - disp2.groups[1] = Math.min(disp.groups[1], axisDelta); - disp.groups[1] -= disp2.groups[1]; - disp.waveOffset[0] += disp2.groups[1]; - disp2.groups[2]++; - disp2.waveOffset[1]--; - } - if (q === 3) { - disp2.groups[2] = Math.min(disp.groups[2], axisDelta); - disp.groups[2] -= disp2.groups[2]; - disp.waveOffset[1] += disp2.groups[2]; - disp2.groups[1]++; - } - quadrantDispatches.push(disp2); - } - for (const dispatch of quadrantDispatches) { - if (dispatch.groups[1] <= 0 || dispatch.groups[2] <= 0) continue; - dispatch.waveOffset[0] *= waveSize; - dispatch.waveOffset[1] *= waveSize; - dispatches.push(dispatch); - } - } - return { lightCoordinate, dispatches }; -} - -/** Plain-TypeScript ComputeWavefrontExtents reference, returning the kernel's floor(pixel_xy). */ -export function contactShadowWritePixel( - list: Pick, - dispatch: IContactShadowDispatch, - group: readonly [number, number, number], - thread: number, - waveSize = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, -): readonly [number, number] { - let x = group[1] * waveSize + dispatch.waveOffset[0]; - let y = group[2] * waveSize + dispatch.waveOffset[1]; - const lightX = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[0]) + 0.5; - const lightY = Math.floor(list.lightCoordinate[1]) + 0.5; - const fractionX = list.lightCoordinate[0] - lightX; - const fractionY = list.lightCoordinate[1] - lightY; - const signX = Math.sign(x); - const signY = Math.sign(y); - const horizontal = Math.abs(x + signY) < Math.abs(y - signX); - x += (horizontal ? signY : 0) * group[0]; - y += (horizontal ? 0 : -signX) * group[0]; - const majorAxis = Math.abs(x) > Math.abs(y) ? x : y; - let majorLightFraction = Math.abs(x) > Math.abs(y) ? fractionX : fractionY; - majorLightFraction = majorAxis > 0 ? -majorLightFraction : majorLightFraction; - const startX = x + lightX; - const startY = y + lightY; - const ratio = - (Math.abs(majorAxis) - waveSize + majorLightFraction) / - (Math.abs(majorAxis) + majorLightFraction); - const endX = list.lightCoordinate[0] + (startX - list.lightCoordinate[0]) * ratio; - const endY = list.lightCoordinate[1] + (startY - list.lightCoordinate[1]) * ratio; - const threadStep = thread ^ (list.lightCoordinate[3] > 0 ? 0 : waveSize - 1); - return [ - Math.floor(startX + (endX - startX) * (threadStep / waveSize)), - Math.floor(startY + (endY - startY) * (threadStep / waveSize)), - ]; -} - -/** Column-major viewProjection (three's Matrix4.elements) times (direction, 0). */ -export function contactShadowLightProjection( - viewProjection: ArrayLike, - directionToLight: { readonly x: number; readonly y: number; readonly z: number }, -): [number, number, number, number] { - if ( - viewProjection.length !== 16 || - Array.from(viewProjection).some((value) => !Number.isFinite(value)) - ) { - throw new TypeError("viewProjection must contain 16 finite components"); - } - const { x, y, z } = directionToLight; - if (![x, y, z].every(Number.isFinite)) { - throw new TypeError("directionToLight must contain finite components"); - } - return [0, 1, 2, 3].map( - (row) => - (viewProjection[row] as number) * x + - (viewProjection[row + 4] as number) * y + - (viewProjection[row + 8] as number) * z, - ) as [number, number, number, number]; -} diff --git a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts b/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts deleted file mode 100644 index 2bb2b72345..0000000000 --- a/packages/core/src/render/contact-shadow.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,427 +0,0 @@ -// Screen-space contact shadows: TSL port of Bend Studio's Screen Space Shadows (bend_sss_gpu.h). -// -// Copyright 2023 Sony Interactive Entertainment. -// -// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); -// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. -// You may obtain a copy of the License at -// -// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 -// -// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software -// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, -// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. -// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and -// limitations under the License. -// -// Modified: ported from HLSL to three.js TSL for ThreeNative. Wave intrinsics are replaced by a -// workgroup-memory flag, the clamp-to-border sampler by a bounds-checked texture load, and the -// output is a storage texture the game reads as a mask. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. - -import { Matrix4, Vector2, Vector3, Vector4 } from "three"; -import type { Camera } from "three"; -import { - Fn, - If, - abs, - clamp, - float, - floor, - fract, - int, - ivec2, - localId, - min, - mix, - nodeObject, - screenCoordinate, - sign, - textureLoad, - textureStore, - uint, - uniform, - uvec2, - vec2, - vec4, - workgroupArray, - workgroupBarrier, - workgroupId, -} from "three/tsl"; -import { Node, NodeUpdateType, StorageTexture } from "three/webgpu"; -import type { ComputeNode, NodeBuilder, NodeFrame } from "three/webgpu"; -import { - CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES, - CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE, - buildContactShadowDispatchList, - contactShadowLightProjection, -} from "./contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; -import type { IContactShadowDispatchOptions } from "./contact-shadow-dispatch.js"; - -/** - * A TSL value this module builds its kernel from. - * - * Three's node types are precise about swizzles and vague about what a workgroup element or a - * texture load resolves to, and the kernel is arithmetic on exactly those. The cast stays here. - */ -// quality-allow: the kernel 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 this kernel reads. -type Kernel = any; - -/** One TSL value, without the type noise. */ -function nodes(value: unknown): Kernel { - return value as Kernel; -} - -/** What the kernel needs from the scene pass: a depth texture node it can `textureLoad`. */ -export interface IContactShadowDepth { - /** A TSL texture node holding the pass's raw (non-linear) depth, e.g. `scenePass.getTextureNode("depth")`. */ - readonly node: unknown; - /** The depth texture's size in pixels, read each frame. */ - readonly size: () => { readonly width: number; readonly height: number }; -} - -/** - * Everything the mechanism needs and nothing about the look. The thicknesses, the length in pixels - * and the contrast are the game's, so every one of them is required. - */ -export interface IContactShadowOptions { - readonly depth: IContactShadowDepth; - /** The camera the depth was rendered with. Its current matrices are read every frame. */ - readonly camera: Camera; - /** World-space direction from the surface toward the light, read every frame. */ - readonly direction: () => { readonly x: number; readonly y: number; readonly z: number }; - /** Shadow length in screen pixels. Also the cost: one depth sample per pixel of length. */ - readonly sampleCount: number; - /** The first samples, which cast a hard (not averaged) shadow. At most `sampleCount`. */ - readonly hardSamples: number; - /** The last samples, which fade the shadow out. At most `sampleCount - hardSamples`. */ - readonly fadeSamples: number; - /** Assumed thickness of a pixel as a fraction of the remaining depth range. Live-tunable. */ - readonly surfaceThickness: number; - /** Depth difference, as a fraction, above which two neighbouring depths are an edge. Live-tunable. */ - readonly bilinearThreshold: number; - /** Boost on the in/out-of-shadow transition. At least 1. Live-tunable. */ - readonly contrast: number; - /** When true, an edge pixel does not cast. Default false. */ - readonly ignoreEdgePixels?: boolean; - /** True when the renderer's depth buffer is reversed (far 0, near 1). Default false. */ - readonly reversedDepth?: boolean; - /** Pixels whose depth is outside (min, max) are skipped. Default (0, 1): sky and near plane. */ - readonly depthBounds?: readonly [number, number]; - /** Pixel bounds the shadow is wanted in. Default: the whole depth texture. */ - readonly bounds?: IContactShadowDispatchOptions["bounds"]; -} - -interface ISlot { - readonly compute: ComputeNode; - readonly waveOffset: ReturnType; -} - -function checkedCount(name: string, value: number, minimum: number): number { - if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value < minimum) - throw new Error(`contactShadow ${name} must be an integer >= ${String(minimum)}.`); - return value; -} - -function checkedNumber(name: string, value: number, minimum: number, strict: boolean): number { - if (!Number.isFinite(value) || (strict ? value <= minimum : value < minimum)) - throw new Error( - `contactShadow ${name} must be a finite number ${strict ? ">" : ">="} ${String(minimum)}.`, - ); - return value; -} - -/** - * The contact-shadow mask as a TSL node. - * - * Evaluating the node reads the mask at the fragment's screen pixel: `1` is lit and `0` is - * shadowed, in `.r`. The compute dispatches run in `updateBefore`, once a frame, from the depth the - * scene pass has already written. The module applies nothing: the game multiplies the mask into - * whatever it chooses. - */ -export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { - /** Live-tunable, in the units of {@link IContactShadowOptions}. */ - readonly surfaceThickness = uniform(0); - readonly bilinearThreshold = uniform(0); - readonly contrast = uniform(1); - - readonly #options: IContactShadowOptions; - readonly #output = new StorageTexture(1, 1); - readonly #lightCoordinate = uniform(new Vector4()); - readonly #size = uniform(new Vector2(1, 1)); - readonly #slots: ISlot[] = []; - readonly #viewProjection = new Matrix4(); - readonly #direction = new Vector3(); - readonly #wave = CONTACT_SHADOW_WAVE_SIZE; - #disposed = false; - - constructor(options: IContactShadowOptions) { - super("vec4"); - const reads = checkedCount("sampleCount", options.sampleCount, 1); - const hard = checkedCount("hardSamples", options.hardSamples, 0); - const fade = checkedCount("fadeSamples", options.fadeSamples, 0); - if (hard + fade > reads) - throw new Error("contactShadow hardSamples + fadeSamples must not exceed sampleCount."); - checkedNumber("surfaceThickness", options.surfaceThickness, 0, true); - checkedNumber("bilinearThreshold", options.bilinearThreshold, 0, false); - checkedNumber("contrast", options.contrast, 1, false); - this.#options = options; - this.surfaceThickness.value = options.surfaceThickness; - this.bilinearThreshold.value = options.bilinearThreshold; - this.contrast.value = options.contrast; - this.#output.generateMipmaps = false; - this.#output.minFilter = this.#output.magFilter = 1003; // NearestFilter: the mask is read per pixel - this.updateBeforeType = NodeUpdateType.FRAME; - } - - /** The mask texture, `.r` is the term. Resized to the depth texture on the first frame. */ - get texture(): StorageTexture { - return this.#output; - } - - override setup(_builder: NodeBuilder): Node<"vec4"> { - const pixel = ivec2(nodes(screenCoordinate).xy); - return nodes(textureLoad(this.#output, pixel)); - } - - override updateBefore(frame: NodeFrame): undefined { - if (this.#disposed) throw new Error("Contact shadow is disposed."); - const renderer = frame.renderer; - if (renderer === null) throw new Error("Contact shadow requires a renderer."); - const { width, height } = this.#options.depth.size(); - if (!(width >= 1 && height >= 1)) return; - if (this.#size.value.x !== width || this.#size.value.y !== height) { - this.#size.value.set(width, height); - this.#output.setSize(width, height, 1); - } - const camera = this.#options.camera; - this.#viewProjection.multiplyMatrices(camera.projectionMatrix, camera.matrixWorldInverse); - const toLight = this.#options.direction(); - this.#direction.set(toLight.x, toLight.y, toLight.z); - const list = buildContactShadowDispatchList( - contactShadowLightProjection(this.#viewProjection.elements, this.#direction), - { height, width }, - { bounds: this.#options.bounds, waveSize: this.#wave }, - ); - this.#lightCoordinate.value.set(...list.lightCoordinate); - const active: ComputeNode[] = []; - for (const [index, dispatch] of list.dispatches.entries()) { - const slot = this.#slot(index); - nodes(slot.waveOffset.value).set(dispatch.waveOffset[0], dispatch.waveOffset[1]); - nodes(slot.compute).dispatchSize = [...dispatch.groups]; - active.push(slot.compute); - } - if (active.length > 0) renderer.compute(active); - return undefined; - } - - override dispose(): void { - if (this.#disposed) return; - this.#disposed = true; - for (const slot of this.#slots) slot.compute.dispose(); - this.#slots.length = 0; - this.#output.dispose(); - super.dispose(); - } - - #slot(index: number): ISlot { - if (index >= CONTACT_SHADOW_MAX_DISPATCHES) - throw new Error("contactShadow dispatch list exceeds the maximum."); - const made = this.#slots[index]; - if (made !== undefined) return made; - const waveOffset = uniform(new Vector2()); - const compute = this.#kernel(waveOffset); - compute.name = `tnContactShadow${String(index)}`; - const slot = { compute, waveOffset }; - this.#slots[index] = slot; - return slot; - } - - /** - * One dispatch of the shadow kernel. The same shader for every slot: only the wave-offset uniform - * and the group counts differ, so three compiles one pipeline. - * - * The kernel follows the upstream order: wavefront addressing, depth reads into thread registers, - * the shadowing depths into workgroup memory, a barrier, then each pixel walks the shared strip. - * Two barriers sit on uniform control flow only. The group early-out is a workgroup flag read - * after the first barrier and applied as a branch around the work, never as a return, because a - * return that depends on workgroup memory makes every later barrier non-uniform. - */ - #kernel(waveOffset: unknown): ComputeNode { - const options = this.#options; - const wave = this.#wave; - const reads = Math.floor(options.sampleCount / wave) + 2; - const hardSamples = options.hardSamples; - const fadeSamples = options.fadeSamples; - const sampleCount = options.sampleCount; - const reversed = options.reversedDepth === true; - const farDepth = reversed ? 0 : 1; - const zSign = reversed ? -1 : 1; - const ignoreEdges = options.ignoreEdgePixels === true; - const [boundsMin, boundsMax] = options.depthBounds ?? [0, 1]; - const depthNode = options.depth.node; - const output = this.#output; - const light = nodes(this.#lightCoordinate); - const size = nodes(this.#size); - const thickness = nodes(this.surfaceThickness); - const threshold = nodes(this.bilinearThreshold); - const contrast = nodes(this.contrast); - const strip = nodes(workgroupArray("float", reads * wave)); - const flag = nodes(workgroupArray("uint", 1)); - - return Fn(() => { - // Wavefront addressing: the port of ComputeWavefrontExtents. Small integers throughout, so - // float arithmetic is exact until the final lerps. - const groupXY = vec2(float(workgroupId.y), float(workgroupId.z)); - const cell = nodes(groupXY.mul(wave).add(nodes(waveOffset))).toVar(); - const lightXY = nodes(floor(light.xy).add(0.5)).toVar(); - const lightFraction = nodes(light.xy.sub(lightXY)).toVar(); - const reverse = light.w.greaterThan(0); - const signs = nodes(sign(cell)).toVar(); - const horizontal = abs(cell.x.add(signs.y)).lessThan(abs(cell.y.sub(signs.x))); - const axis = vec2( - horizontal.select(signs.y, float(0)), - horizontal.select(float(0), signs.x.negate()), - ); - const xy = nodes(axis.mul(float(workgroupId.x)).add(cell)).toVar(); - const xMajor = abs(xy.x).greaterThan(abs(xy.y)); - const major = xMajor.select(xy.x, xy.y); - const majorStart = nodes(abs(major)).toVar(); - const majorEnd = majorStart.sub(wave); - const fractionRaw = xMajor.select(lightFraction.x, lightFraction.y); - const fraction = nodes( - major.greaterThan(0).select(fractionRaw.negate(), fractionRaw), - ).toVar(); - const startXY = nodes(xy.add(lightXY)).toVar(); - const endXY = nodes( - mix(light.xy, startXY, majorEnd.add(fraction).div(majorStart.add(fraction))), - ).toVar(); - const stepXY = nodes(startXY.sub(endXY)).toVar(); - const threadFloat = float(localId.x); - const threadStep = reverse.select(threadFloat, float(wave - 1).sub(threadFloat)); - const pixelDistance = nodes(majorStart.sub(threadStep).add(fraction)).toVar(); - let pixelXY = nodes(mix(startXY, endXY, threadStep.div(wave))).toVar(); - const writeXY = nodes(floor(pixelXY)).toVar(); - const direction = nodes(light.w.negate()).toVar(); - - // Out of the texture reads as the far depth: the bounds-checked stand-in for a border sampler. - const read = (x: Kernel, y: Kernel): Kernel => - x - .greaterThanEqual(0) - .and(x.lessThan(size.x)) - .and(y.greaterThanEqual(0)) - .and(y.lessThan(size.y)) - .select( - nodes( - textureLoad( - depthNode as never, - ivec2(int(clamp(x, 0, size.x.sub(1))), int(clamp(y, 0, size.y.sub(1)))), - ), - ).r, - float(farDepth), - ); - - const sampling: Kernel[] = []; - const shadowing: Kernel[] = []; - const scale: Kernel[] = []; - const distance: Kernel[] = []; - for (let i = 0; i < reads; i += 1) { - sampling.push(float(0).toVar()); - shadowing.push(float(0).toVar()); - scale.push(float(0).toVar()); - distance.push(float(0).toVar()); - } - - // Each thread's own depth and the group's early-out decision come first, so a group that is - // all sky pays for one read and no strip. - const readSample = (i: number): void => { - const readX = nodes(floor(pixelXY.x)); - const readY = nodes(floor(pixelXY.y)); - const minor = xMajor.select(pixelXY.y, pixelXY.x); - const bias = fract(minor).sub(0.5).greaterThan(0).select(float(1), float(-1)); - const near = read(readX, readY); - const other = read( - readX.add(xMajor.select(float(0), bias)), - readY.add(xMajor.select(bias, float(0))), - ); - scale[i].assign(abs(near.sub(farDepth))); - const usePoint = abs(near.sub(other)).greaterThan(scale[i].mul(threshold)); - sampling[i].assign(near); - const edgeDepth = ignoreEdges ? float(1e20) : near; - shadowing[i].assign(usePoint.select(edgeDepth, near.add(abs(near.sub(other)).mul(zSign)))); - distance[i].assign(pixelDistance.add(direction.mul(wave * i))); - pixelXY = nodes(pixelXY.add(stepXY.mul(direction))).toVar(); - }; - const store = (i: number): void => { - let stored = shadowing[i].sub(light.z).div(distance[i]); - if (i !== 0) stored = distance[i].greaterThan(0).select(stored, float(1e10)); - strip.element(int(localId.x).add(i * wave)).assign(stored); - }; - - readSample(0); - store(0); - const skip = sampling[0].greaterThanEqual(boundsMax).or(sampling[0].lessThanEqual(boundsMin)); - If(skip.not(), () => { - flag.element(int(0)).assign(uint(1)); - }); - workgroupBarrier(); - const groupActive = flag.element(int(0)).equal(uint(1)); - If(groupActive, () => { - for (let i = 1; i < reads; i += 1) { - readSample(i); - store(i); - } - }); - workgroupBarrier(); - - const result = float(1).toVar(); - If(groupActive.and(skip.not()), () => { - const start = nodes(sampling[0].sub(light.z).div(distance[0])).toVar(); - const first = int(localId.x).add(1); - const depthScale = nodes( - min(distance[0].add(direction), float(1).div(thickness)).mul(distance[0]).div(scale[0]), - ).toVar(); - const origin = nodes(start.mul(depthScale).sub(zSign)).toVar(); - const delta = (i: number): Kernel => - abs(origin.sub(strip.element(first.add(i)).mul(depthScale))); - let hard: Kernel = float(1); - for (let i = 0; i < hardSamples; i += 1) hard = min(hard, delta(i)); - const shadow: Kernel[] = [float(1), float(1), float(1), float(1)]; - const fadeStart = sampleCount - fadeSamples; - for (let i = hardSamples; i < sampleCount; i += 1) { - const fade = i >= fadeStart ? ((i + 1 - fadeStart) / (fadeSamples + 1)) * 0.75 : 0; - shadow[i & 3] = min(shadow[i & 3], fade === 0 ? delta(i) : delta(i).add(fade)); - } - const boosted = (value: Kernel): Kernel => - nodes(value.mul(contrast).add(float(1).sub(contrast))).clamp(0, 1); - const average = boosted(shadow[0]) - .add(boosted(shadow[1])) - .add(boosted(shadow[2])) - .add(boosted(shadow[3])) - .mul(0.25); - result.assign(min(boosted(hard), average)); - }); - - // A pixel nothing shadowed still has to be written: the texture is not cleared between frames. - const px = nodes(writeXY.x); - const py = nodes(writeXY.y); - If( - px - .greaterThanEqual(0) - .and(px.lessThan(size.x)) - .and(py.greaterThanEqual(0)) - .and(py.lessThan(size.y)), - () => { - textureStore(output, uvec2(uint(int(px)), uint(int(py))), vec4(result, 0, 0, 1)); - }, - ); - // three takes workgroup counts as an array, which its declarations list as a thread count only. - })().compute([1, 1, 1] as unknown as number, [wave, 1, 1]); - } -} - -/** The contact-shadow mask for a scene pass's depth. See {@link ContactShadowNode}. */ -export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { - // A custom node is not a TSL proxy until it is wrapped: `.r` and the other swizzles come with it. - return nodeObject(new ContactShadowNode(options)) as unknown as ContactShadowNode; -} diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md index 1af4b46b0c..1eccae5356 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md +++ b/packages/create-threenative/agent-docs/references/capability-reference.md @@ -927,40 +927,6 @@ export class ComputeDrivenRegistry { … } const registry = new ComputeDrivenRegistry(); registry.add(cloth, ctx.renderer.raw); ``` -### `contactShadow` - -`function` — A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. - -```ts -export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … } -``` - -- **Use when:** a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground · a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it -- **Constraints:** WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth · every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light · the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution -- **Overrides:** `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node - -```ts -const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); -stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); -``` - -### `ContactShadowNode` - -`class` — A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses. - -```ts -export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … } -``` - -- **Use when:** a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground · a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it -- **Constraints:** WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth · every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light · the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution -- **Overrides:** `surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node - -```ts -const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode("depth"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 }); -stage({ name: "contactShadows", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) }); -``` - ### `counterDeviceOf` `function` — Count the frame's host-boundary crossings and the bytes it writes into GPU buffers, off unless `TN_FRAME_SPANS` asks for them. On the frame budget's own window as `counters`, so a crossing count and a millisecond split describe the same frames. diff --git a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json index 9b9bf08306..59a0c3c004 100644 --- a/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json +++ b/packages/create-threenative/capabilities.json @@ -1201,48 +1201,6 @@ "supersedes": [], "symbol": "ComputeDrivenRegistry" }, - { - "aliases": [], - "constraints": [ - "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", - "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", - "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" - ], - "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", - "importPath": "@threenative/core", - "kind": "function", - "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], - "package": "@threenative/core", - "signature": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", - "situations": [ - "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", - "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" - ], - "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", - "supersedes": [], - "symbol": "contactShadow" - }, - { - "aliases": [], - "constraints": [ - "WebGPU only: one compute dispatch list per frame, read from the scene pass's depth", - "every appearance value is required: length in pixels, thickness, contrast, which light", - "the mask is `1` where lit and `0` where shadowed, in `.r`, at the depth texture's resolution" - ], - "example": "const mask = contactShadow({ depth: { node: scenePass.getTextureNode(\"depth\"), size }, camera, direction: () => sun.position, sampleCount: 60, hardSamples: 4, fadeSamples: 8, surfaceThickness: 0.005, bilinearThreshold: 0.02, contrast: 4 });\nstage({ name: \"contactShadows\", build: (input) => input.mul(mask.r) });", - "importPath": "@threenative/core", - "kind": "class", - "overrides": ["`surfaceThickness`, `bilinearThreshold` and `contrast` stay live on the node"], - "package": "@threenative/core", - "signature": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", - "situations": [ - "a small object, a character's feet or a crate should visibly touch the ground", - "a shadow map's bias detaches the shadow from the thing that casts it" - ], - "summary": "A screen-space contact shadow mask traced over the scene pass's depth. It answers where a small object meets the ground, which a shadow map's texels and bias cannot. It returns a mask and applies nothing: the game multiplies `.r` into the colour or the light term it chooses.", - "supersedes": [], - "symbol": "ContactShadowNode" - }, { "aliases": [], "constraints": [ diff --git a/scripts/api-surface.json b/scripts/api-surface.json index df0edaca43..82a71138d0 100644 --- a/scripts/api-surface.json +++ b/scripts/api-surface.json @@ -106,8 +106,6 @@ "@threenative/core#ClusteredBatch": "export class ClusteredBatch { … }", "@threenative/core#ClusteredMesh": "export class ClusteredMesh extends Mesh { … }", "@threenative/core#ComputeDrivenRegistry": "export class ComputeDrivenRegistry { … }", - "@threenative/core#contactShadow": "export function contactShadow(options: IContactShadowOptions): ContactShadowNode { … }", - "@threenative/core#ContactShadowNode": "export class ContactShadowNode extends Node { … }", "@threenative/core#counterDeviceOf": "export function counterDeviceOf(raw: unknown): unknown { … }", "@threenative/core#createAssetLoader": "export function createAssetLoader(options: IAssetLoaderOptions = { … }", "@threenative/core#createPipelineCensus": "export function createPipelineCensus(options: IPipelineCensusOptions): PipelineCensus { … }",