From 4f29acfdd3c53b17f3d8ec187deaaf7b800ac69d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:35:09 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 01/11] Fix gl_FragCoord Y orientation on D3D/Metal/Vulkan Babylon Native's shader model is "shader-visible coordinates are GL-logical; convert to physical at each sampler access". This is implemented by FlipSamplerCoordinatesTraverser (texture() v -> 1-v, texelFetch y -> h-1-y) and InvertYDerivativeOperandsTraverser (negate dFdy), which run for DXBC/DXIL/Metal/Vulkan but not OpenGL. gl_FragCoord was the one shader input left in physical space. D3D, Metal and Vulkan rasterize with a top-left origin while GL uses bottom-left, and BN does not flip geometry (ProcessShaderCoordinates only remaps depth). So for GL row y the hardware yields height - y - 0.5 instead of y + 0.5, i.e. gl_FragCoord.y arrives mirrored. Shaders using the symmetric "sample at my own position" pattern are unaffected because the physical/physical pairing is self-consistent. The mismatch only shows up where the row index itself is meaningful: prefix sums (iblCdfy), neighbour offsets, and copies into a differently-oriented target (copyTexture3DLayerToTexture). That is why 39 shaders reference gl_FragCoord but only a handful render incorrectly. Add FragCoordYFlipTraverser, which rewrites every gl_FragCoord read in the fragment stage to vec4(fc.x, targetHeight - fc.y, fc.z, fc.w). The correction is exactly `height - y` with no -1 term (see derivation above). Shaders that never read gl_FragCoord are left byte-for-byte unchanged. The target height comes from a new vec4 uniform, bnFragCoordTargetSize, declared as a linker object so MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct sweeps it into the "Frame" struct like every other uniform and it is emitted by name into the bgfx uniform table. NativeEngine sets it in DrawInternal from the bound framebuffer's dimensions. bgfx's predefined u_viewRect is deliberately not used: it is narrowed to the viewport by FrameBuffer::SetBgfxViewPortAndScissor whenever one is set, whereas gl_FragCoord is relative to the whole render target. FlipFragCoordY must run before ChangeUniformTypes / MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct so the uniform is collected with the rest. A fresh replacement subtree is built per occurrence rather than reusing MakeReplacements, which maps one node per symbol name and would give that node multiple parents - something later traversers do not expect. OpenGL is intentionally left alone, as with the other flip traversers. Validated on D3D11: 149 tests validated with 0 pixel-diff failures. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- .../Babylon/Graphics/BgfxShaderInfo.h | 11 ++ Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.cpp | 15 ++ Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.cpp | 3 + Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.h | 6 + .../Source/ShaderCompilerDXBC.cpp | 3 + .../Source/ShaderCompilerDXIL.cpp | 3 + .../Source/ShaderCompilerMetal.cpp | 3 + .../Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp | 150 ++++++++++++++++++ .../Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.h | 19 +++ .../Source/ShaderCompilerVulkan.cpp | 3 + 10 files changed, 216 insertions(+) diff --git a/Core/Graphics/InternalInclude/Babylon/Graphics/BgfxShaderInfo.h b/Core/Graphics/InternalInclude/Babylon/Graphics/BgfxShaderInfo.h index 5e73c86d59..ac9f4f74e7 100644 --- a/Core/Graphics/InternalInclude/Babylon/Graphics/BgfxShaderInfo.h +++ b/Core/Graphics/InternalInclude/Babylon/Graphics/BgfxShaderInfo.h @@ -33,6 +33,17 @@ namespace Babylon::Graphics inline constexpr uint32_t BUILTIN_INSTANCE_DATA_SLOT_COUNT{5}; inline constexpr uint32_t BUILTIN_INSTANCE_DATA_LAST_LOCATION{INSTANCE_DATA_FIRST_LOCATION - (BUILTIN_INSTANCE_DATA_SLOT_COUNT - 1)}; + /// Name of the uniform the shader compiler declares in any fragment shader that reads + /// gl_FragCoord, so FragCoordYFlipTraverser can convert the hardware's top-left-origin value + /// into the bottom-left-origin one Babylon.js shaders are written against. Its .x/.y hold the + /// width/height of the bound framebuffer, which NativeEngine writes before each draw. + /// + /// This cannot be bgfx's predefined u_viewRect: that is the view rect, which + /// FrameBuffer::SetBgfxViewPortAndScissor narrows to the viewport whenever one is set, whereas + /// gl_FragCoord is relative to the whole render target. The name is deliberately outside the + /// u_ namespace Babylon.js uses for its own uniforms so it cannot collide with a shader uniform. + inline constexpr const char* FRAGCOORD_TARGET_SIZE_UNIFORM_NAME{"bnFragCoordTargetSize"}; + struct BgfxShaderInfo { std::vector VertexBytes{}; diff --git a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.cpp b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.cpp index d572b9b55b..aa127c7643 100644 --- a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.cpp +++ b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/NativeEngine.cpp @@ -3005,6 +3005,21 @@ namespace Babylon encoder->setUniform({it.first}, value.Data.data(), value.ElementLength); } + // Resolve the gl_FragCoord Y flip the shader compiler injected (see + // ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipFragCoordY). The height must be the bound framebuffer's, + // not the bgfx view rect's: FrameBuffer::SetBgfxViewPortAndScissor narrows the view rect to + // the viewport whenever one is set, while gl_FragCoord is relative to the whole target. + if (const UniformInfo* fragCoordTargetSize = m_currentProgram->FragCoordTargetSizeUniform()) + { + const Graphics::FrameBuffer& frameBuffer = GetBoundFrameBuffer(); + const float targetSize[4]{ + static_cast(frameBuffer.Width()), + static_cast(frameBuffer.Height()), + 0.0f, + 0.0f}; + encoder->setUniform(fragCoordTargetSize->Handle, targetSize, 1); + } + // Divisor-driven instancing: a consumer-instanced attribute (divisor==1) recorded at a // real per-vertex bgfx location was compiled to a per-vertex slot. bgfx can only feed // per-instance data into i_data slots (the top TEXCOORD semantics), so route those attributes diff --git a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.cpp b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.cpp index 3f930993d4..8bd9f215ba 100644 --- a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.cpp +++ b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.cpp @@ -66,6 +66,9 @@ namespace Babylon m_handle = bgfx::createProgram(vertexShader, fragmentShader, true); m_vertexAttributeLocations = shaderInfo->VertexAttributeLocations; + // Cached rather than looked up per draw: DrawInternal consults this on every single draw, + // and m_uniformInfos is stable for the lifetime of the program. + m_fragCoordTargetSizeUniform = GetUniformInfo(Graphics::FRAGCOORD_TARGET_SIZE_UNIFORM_NAME); } void Program::SetSources(std::string vertexSource, std::string fragmentSource) diff --git a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.h b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.h index d7e694a0d3..c00059b488 100644 --- a/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.h +++ b/Plugins/NativeEngine/Source/Program.h @@ -69,6 +69,11 @@ namespace Babylon bgfx::ProgramHandle Handle() const { return m_handle; } const std::map& Uniforms() const { return m_uniforms; } const std::map& VertexAttributeLocations() const { return m_vertexAttributeLocations; } + // The uniform the shader compiler declares in fragment shaders that read gl_FragCoord, so + // the Y flip can be resolved against the bound framebuffer's size. Null for the shaders + // that never read gl_FragCoord (the compiler omits it there). Resolved once at + // initialization because it is consulted on every draw. + const UniformInfo* FragCoordTargetSizeUniform() const { return m_fragCoordTargetSizeUniform; } private: Graphics::DeviceContext& m_deviceContext; @@ -78,6 +83,7 @@ namespace Babylon std::map m_uniformNameToIndex; std::map m_uniformInfos; std::map m_vertexAttributeLocations; + const UniformInfo* m_fragCoordTargetSizeUniform{nullptr}; std::string m_vertexSource; std::string m_fragmentSource; std::map, bgfx::ProgramHandle> m_instancedVariants; diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXBC.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXBC.cpp index 1459e4a2d4..d4e1f25917 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXBC.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXBC.cpp @@ -104,6 +104,9 @@ namespace Babylon::Plugins ShaderCompilerTraversers::IdGenerator ids{}; // Flip 2D texture sample coordinates (replaces the former ProcessSamplerFlip texture() macro). ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipSamplerCoordinates(program); + // Present gl_FragCoord in OpenGL's bottom-left-origin space. Must precede the uniform + // struct move so the target-size uniform it declares is collected with the others. + ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipFragCoordY(program, ids); auto cutScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::ChangeUniformTypes(program, ids); auto utstScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct(program, ids); std::map vertexAttributeRenaming = {}; diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXIL.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXIL.cpp index e18075ce07..26e2ac8f32 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXIL.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerDXIL.cpp @@ -180,6 +180,9 @@ namespace Babylon::Plugins ShaderCompilerTraversers::IdGenerator ids{}; // Flip 2D texture sample coordinates (replaces the former ProcessSamplerFlip texture() macro). ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipSamplerCoordinates(program); + // Present gl_FragCoord in OpenGL's bottom-left-origin space. Must precede the uniform + // struct move so the target-size uniform it declares is collected with the others. + ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipFragCoordY(program, ids); auto cutScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::ChangeUniformTypes(program, ids); auto utstScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct(program, ids); std::map vertexAttributeRenaming = {}; diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerMetal.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerMetal.cpp index 3f6aaf748c..5d1fe88118 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerMetal.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerMetal.cpp @@ -105,6 +105,9 @@ namespace Babylon::Plugins ShaderCompilerTraversers::IdGenerator ids{}; // Flip 2D texture sample coordinates (replaces the former ProcessSamplerFlip texture() macro). ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipSamplerCoordinates(program); + // Present gl_FragCoord in OpenGL's bottom-left-origin space. Must precede the uniform + // struct move so the target-size uniform it declares is collected with the others. + ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipFragCoordY(program, ids); auto cutScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::ChangeUniformTypes(program, ids); auto utstScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct(program, ids); std::map vertexAttributeRenaming = {}; diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp index e1d2cfe676..587158780d 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp @@ -1966,6 +1966,151 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers TIntermediate* m_intermediate{}; }; + + /// Presents gl_FragCoord to the shader in OpenGL's coordinate space on the backends that + /// render with a top-left origin (D3D, Metal, Vulkan). + /// + /// Babylon Native already normalizes the rest of that convention: FlipSamplerCoordinates + /// rewrites every texture()/texelFetch coordinate and InvertYDerivativeOperands negates + /// dFdy, so shader-visible coordinates are GL-space and the conversion to the physical + /// layout happens at each access. gl_FragCoord was the one input left in physical space, + /// which is why `texelFetch(tex, ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0)` read the vertically mirrored + /// row: the fetch coordinate was flipped by FlipSamplerCoordinates but the value feeding it + /// was not. Anything order-dependent on the row index -- a prefix sum, a neighbour offset, + /// a copy into a differently-oriented target -- came out inverted for the same reason. + /// + /// The flip is `targetHeight - gl_FragCoord.y`, with no -1 term: for physical row p the + /// hardware yields p + 0.5, and p == height - 1 - y for GL row y, so the incoming value is + /// height - y - 0.5 and the GL value y + 0.5 is exactly height minus that. + /// + /// The height cannot come from bgfx's predefined u_viewRect: that is the view *rect*, which + /// FrameBuffer::SetBgfxViewPortAndScissor narrows to the viewport whenever one is set, while + /// gl_FragCoord is relative to the whole render target. It is instead read from a uniform + /// that NativeEngine fills with the bound framebuffer's dimensions. + /// + /// The uniform is only declared in shaders that actually read gl_FragCoord, so shaders that + /// do not are left byte-for-byte unchanged. + class FragCoordYFlipTraverser final : private TIntermTraverser + { + public: + static void Traverse(TProgram& program, IdGenerator& ids) + { + auto* intermediate{program.getIntermediate(EShLangFragment)}; + if (intermediate == nullptr) + { + return; + } + + FragCoordYFlipTraverser traverser{intermediate}; + intermediate->getTreeRoot()->traverse(&traverser); + + if (traverser.m_symbolsToParents.empty()) + { + return; + } + + // Declared as a linker object before MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct runs, so the + // uniform is swept into the "Frame" struct with every other non-sampler uniform and + // is emitted under its own name in the bgfx uniform table like the rest. + TType targetSizeType{EbtFloat, EvqUniform, 4}; + TIntermSymbol* targetSize{intermediate->addSymbol(TIntermSymbol{ids.Next(), Graphics::FRAGCOORD_TARGET_SIZE_UNIFORM_NAME, targetSizeType})}; + + auto* linkerObjects = FindLinkerObjects(intermediate->getTreeRoot()->getAsAggregate()); + if (linkerObjects == nullptr) + { + throw std::runtime_error{"FragCoordYFlip: fragment stage has no linker objects sequence."}; + } + linkerObjects->getSequence().push_back(targetSize); + + traverser.ApplyReplacements(targetSize); + } + + protected: + void visitSymbol(TIntermSymbol* symbol) override + { + // Linker object references declare gl_FragCoord rather than read it, so rewriting + // them would replace the declaration itself with an expression. + if (symbol->getName() != "gl_FragCoord" || IsLinkerObject(path)) + { + return; + } + + m_symbolsToParents.emplace_back(symbol, getParentNode()); + } + + private: + FragCoordYFlipTraverser(TIntermediate* intermediate) + : TIntermTraverser{true, false, false} + , m_intermediate{intermediate} + { + } + + static TIntermAggregate* FindLinkerObjects(TIntermAggregate* root) + { + if (root == nullptr) + { + return nullptr; + } + + for (auto* node : root->getSequence()) + { + auto* aggregate = node != nullptr ? node->getAsAggregate() : nullptr; + if (aggregate != nullptr && aggregate->getOp() == EOpLinkerObjects) + { + return aggregate; + } + } + + return nullptr; + } + + void ApplyReplacements(TIntermSymbol* targetSize) + { + for (const auto& [symbol, parent] : m_symbolsToParents) + { + // MakeReplacements is deliberately not reused here: it maps one replacement node + // per symbol *name*, so every gl_FragCoord reference in the shader would share a + // single subtree and that node would end up with as many parents as there are + // references. A fresh subtree is built for each occurrence instead. + MakeReplacements({{"gl_FragCoord", BuildFlippedFragCoord(symbol, targetSize)}}, {{symbol, parent}}); + } + } + + /// Builds `vec4(gl_FragCoord.x, u_targetSize.y - gl_FragCoord.y, gl_FragCoord.z, gl_FragCoord.w)`. + /// + /// The whole vector is reconstructed rather than just patching .y because a reference may + /// be swizzled (.xy), indexed, or passed along whole, and the parent node is not + /// inspected here; rebuilding a vec4 keeps every one of those forms valid. + TIntermTyped* BuildFlippedFragCoord(TIntermSymbol* fragCoord, TIntermSymbol* targetSize) + { + const TSourceLoc& loc{fragCoord->getLoc()}; + TType floatType{EbtFloat, EvqTemporary, 1}; + TType vec4Type{EbtFloat, EvqTemporary, 4}; + + // Each component reads through its own copy of the symbol so that no node in the + // finished tree has more than one parent. + auto component = [&](int index) { + TIntermTyped* copy{m_intermediate->addSymbol(*fragCoord)}; + TIntermTyped* element{m_intermediate->addIndex(EOpIndexDirect, copy, m_intermediate->addConstantUnion(index, loc), loc)}; + element->setType(floatType); + return element; + }; + + TIntermTyped* height{m_intermediate->addIndex(EOpIndexDirect, m_intermediate->addSymbol(*targetSize), m_intermediate->addConstantUnion(1, loc), loc)}; + height->setType(floatType); + + TIntermTyped* flippedY{m_intermediate->addBinaryMath(EOpSub, height, component(1), loc)}; + + TIntermAggregate* constructed{m_intermediate->makeAggregate(component(0), loc)}; + constructed = m_intermediate->growAggregate(constructed, flippedY, loc); + constructed = m_intermediate->growAggregate(constructed, component(2), loc); + constructed = m_intermediate->growAggregate(constructed, component(3), loc); + return m_intermediate->setAggregateOperator(constructed, EOpConstructVec4, vec4Type, loc); + } + + TIntermediate* m_intermediate{}; + std::vector> m_symbolsToParents{}; + }; } ScopeT MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct(TProgram& program, IdGenerator& ids) @@ -2017,4 +2162,9 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers { FlipSamplerCoordinatesTraverser::Traverse(program); } + + void FlipFragCoordY(TProgram& program, IdGenerator& ids) + { + FragCoordYFlipTraverser::Traverse(program, ids); + } } diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.h b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.h index af05054205..eec540b173 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.h +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.h @@ -149,4 +149,23 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers /// Must only be used on the backends that apply ProcessSamplerFlip (D3D, Metal, Vulkan); the /// OpenGL backend shares bgfx's V-orientation and must not flip. void FlipSamplerCoordinates(glslang::TProgram& program); + + /// Rewrite every read of gl_FragCoord in the fragment shader to + /// `vec4(gl_FragCoord.x, targetHeight - gl_FragCoord.y, gl_FragCoord.z, gl_FragCoord.w)`, + /// presenting it in OpenGL's bottom-left-origin space. + /// + /// The backends that need FlipSamplerCoordinates also rasterize with a top-left origin, so + /// gl_FragCoord arrives mirrored relative to what a WebGL-authored shader expects. Because the + /// sampler coordinate flip is already applied on top of it, `texelFetch(tex, + /// ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0)` reads the mirrored row, and any use that depends on the row + /// index rather than merely sampling at it (prefix sums, neighbour offsets, copies into a + /// differently-oriented target) comes out inverted. + /// + /// The target height is read from the Graphics::FRAGCOORD_TARGET_SIZE_UNIFORM_NAME uniform, + /// which this traverser declares -- only in shaders that actually read gl_FragCoord -- and + /// NativeEngine fills with the bound framebuffer's dimensions. Must run before + /// MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct so the new uniform is collected with all the others, and + /// only on the backends that apply FlipSamplerCoordinates (D3D, Metal, Vulkan); the OpenGL + /// backend already matches WebGL's origin and must not flip. + void FlipFragCoordY(glslang::TProgram& program, IdGenerator& ids); } diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerVulkan.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerVulkan.cpp index c5ab91b1f3..00153c9bc2 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerVulkan.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerVulkan.cpp @@ -80,6 +80,9 @@ namespace Babylon::Plugins ShaderCompilerTraversers::IdGenerator ids{}; // Flip 2D texture sample coordinates (replaces the former ProcessSamplerFlip texture() macro). ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipSamplerCoordinates(program); + // Present gl_FragCoord in OpenGL's bottom-left-origin space. Must precede the uniform + // struct move so the target-size uniform it declares is collected with the others. + ShaderCompilerTraversers::FlipFragCoordY(program, ids); auto cutScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::ChangeUniformTypes(program, ids); auto utstScope = ShaderCompilerTraversers::MoveNonSamplerUniformsIntoStruct(program, ids); std::map vertexAttributeRenaming = {}; From 1a247180bc54f4b457efc357731a8865a4fcdefa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 17:57:22 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 02/11] Add unit tests pinning down gl_FragCoord orientation Two render-and-readback tests in UnitTests, both gated off where the existing render tests are (D3D12, noop Metal device). FragCoordYIncreasesUpwards writes gl_FragCoord.y / height into a render target and checks the ramp is brightest at the top row, matching GL's bottom-left origin. Values come out as 253 / 126 / 2 for the top, middle and bottom rows of a 64-row target, exactly the (height - row - 0.5) / height ramp the correction is derived from. FragCoordAndUVAddressATextureIdentically samples one texture twice, once through the interpolated UVs of a full-screen quad and once through gl_FragCoord.xy / targetSize, and requires the two images to match. That is the addressing pattern used by order-independent transparency, TAA and screen space curvature, and it only holds if the gl_FragCoord correction and FlipSamplerCoordinatesTraverser compose to a no-op. Comparing the two addressing modes against each other rather than against the source pixels keeps the test independent of how createRawTexture orients its upload. Both fail without FlipFragCoordY: the first ramp inverts to 2 / 129 / 253 and the second renders vertically mirrored (255..3 against 3..255). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/UnitTests/CMakeLists.txt | 1 + .../Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp | 396 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 397 insertions(+) create mode 100644 Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp diff --git a/Apps/UnitTests/CMakeLists.txt b/Apps/UnitTests/CMakeLists.txt index 6f073b6ffc..d0f2920630 100644 --- a/Apps/UnitTests/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/Apps/UnitTests/CMakeLists.txt @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ set(SOURCES "Source/Tests.NativeEngine.Teardown.cpp" "Source/Tests.ShaderCache.cpp" "Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.cpp" + "Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp" "Source/Tests.UniformPadding.cpp" "Source/Helpers.h" "Source/Helpers.${GRAPHICS_API}.${BABYLON_NATIVE_PLATFORM_IMPL_EXT}") diff --git a/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..141c23b2e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,396 @@ +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "Helpers.h" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +extern Babylon::Graphics::Configuration g_deviceConfig; + +// These tests pin down the orientation of gl_FragCoord.y. +// +// Babylon Native's shader model is "shader-visible coordinates are GL-logical, +// converted to physical at each sampler access". D3D, Metal and Vulkan rasterize +// with a top-left origin while GL uses bottom-left, and Babylon Native does not +// flip geometry, so gl_FragCoord.y arrives mirrored from the hardware and has to +// be corrected by the shader compiler (FragCoordYFlipTraverser). +// +// Both tests render a full-screen quad into a render target and read the result +// back. Helpers::ReadPixels returns rows in memory order, so row 0 is the top of +// the image on every backend. +namespace +{ + // Renders a full-screen quad into a width x height render target using the + // supplied fragment shader, and returns the RGBA8 pixels in memory order. + // + // The fragment shader may declare a `uniform vec2 targetSize` (set to the + // render target dimensions) and a `uniform sampler2D inputSampler` (bound to + // a raw texture whose row y is filled with the RGBA value produced by + // makeRow(y), when withInputTexture is true). + std::vector RenderFullScreenQuad( + uint32_t width, + uint32_t height, + const std::string& vertexShader, + const std::string& fragmentShader, + bool withInputTexture) + { + // Clip-space quad, so no projection matrix is involved and the geometry + // lines up with the render target exactly. uv follows the GL convention + // of (0,0) at the bottom-left corner. + Babylon::Graphics::Device device{g_deviceConfig}; + device.StartRenderingCurrentFrame(); + + auto outputTexture = Helpers::CreateTexture( + device.GetPlatformInfo().Device, width, height, 1, true); + Babylon::Plugins::ExternalTexture outputExternalTexture{outputTexture}; + + Babylon::AppRuntime::Options options{}; + options.UnhandledExceptionHandler = [](const Napi::Error& error) { + std::cerr << "[Uncaught Error] " << Napi::GetErrorString(error) << std::endl; + std::cerr.flush(); + }; + + Babylon::AppRuntime runtime{options}; + runtime.Dispatch([&device](Napi::Env env) { + env.Global().Set("globalThis", env.Global()); + device.AddToJavaScript(env); + + Babylon::Polyfills::Console::Initialize(env, [](const char* message, auto) { + std::cout << message << std::endl; + }); + Babylon::Polyfills::Window::Initialize(env); + Babylon::Plugins::NativeEngine::Initialize(env); + }); + + Babylon::ScriptLoader loader{runtime}; + loader.LoadScript("app:///Assets/babylon.max.js"); + + const std::string script = R"( + (function () { + var vertexShader = VERTEX_SHADER_SOURCE; + + var fragmentShader = FRAGMENT_SHADER_SOURCE; + + globalThis.startup = function (outputNativeTexture, width, height) { + var engine = new BABYLON.NativeEngine(); + delete engine.getCaps().parallelShaderCompile; + var scene = new BABYLON.Scene(engine); + scene.autoClear = true; + scene.clearColor = new BABYLON.Color4(0, 0, 0, 1); + + var outputTexture = new BABYLON.RenderTargetTexture( + "output", + { width: width, height: height }, + scene, + { + colorAttachment: engine.wrapNativeTexture(outputNativeTexture), + generateDepthBuffer: true, + generateStencilBuffer: false + }); + + var camera = new BABYLON.FreeCamera("camera", new BABYLON.Vector3(0, 0, -1), scene); + camera.setTarget(BABYLON.Vector3.Zero()); + camera.mode = BABYLON.Camera.ORTHOGRAPHIC_CAMERA; + camera.orthoTop = 1; + camera.orthoBottom = -1; + camera.orthoLeft = -1; + camera.orthoRight = 1; + camera.outputRenderTarget = outputTexture; + + // Two triangles in clip space covering the whole target. The + // vertex shader passes position straight through, so no + // projection matrix is involved and the quad lines up exactly + // with the render target regardless of camera conventions. + var quad = new BABYLON.Mesh("quad", scene); + var vertexData = new BABYLON.VertexData(); + vertexData.positions = [ + -1, -1, 0, + 1, -1, 0, + 1, 1, 0, + -1, 1, 0 + ]; + vertexData.uvs = [ + 0, 0, + 1, 0, + 1, 1, + 0, 1 + ]; + vertexData.indices = [0, 1, 2, 0, 2, 3]; + vertexData.applyToMesh(quad); + quad.alwaysSelectAsActiveMesh = true; + + var material = new BABYLON.ShaderMaterial( + "fragCoordShader", + scene, + { vertexSource: vertexShader, fragmentSource: fragmentShader }, + { + attributes: vertexShader.indexOf("attribute vec2 uv") !== -1 + ? ["position", "uv"] + : ["position"], + uniforms: ["targetSize"], + samplers: WITH_INPUT_TEXTURE ? ["inputSampler"] : [] + }); + material.onError = function (_effect, errors) { + console.error("ShaderMaterial compilation error: " + errors); + }; + material.backFaceCulling = false; + material.depthFunction = BABYLON.Constants.ALWAYS; + material.setVector2("targetSize", new BABYLON.Vector2(width, height)); + + if (WITH_INPUT_TEXTURE) { + // Row y is filled with a monotonically decreasing red ramp so + // that a vertical mirror is unambiguous. Blue encodes the low + // bits of the row index to catch off-by-one errors. + var data = new Uint8Array(width * height * 4); + for (var y = 0; y < height; ++y) { + for (var x = 0; x < width; ++x) { + var i = (y * width + x) * 4; + data[i] = 255 - y * 4; + data[i + 1] = 0; + data[i + 2] = y * 4; + data[i + 3] = 255; + } + } + var raw = engine.createRawTexture( + data, + width, + height, + BABYLON.Constants.TEXTUREFORMAT_RGBA, + false /* generateMipMaps */, + false /* invertY */, + BABYLON.Constants.TEXTURE_NEAREST_SAMPLINGMODE); + var wrapper = new BABYLON.Texture(null, scene); + wrapper._texture = raw; + wrapper.wrapU = BABYLON.Constants.TEXTURE_CLAMP_ADDRESSMODE; + wrapper.wrapV = BABYLON.Constants.TEXTURE_CLAMP_ADDRESSMODE; + material.setTexture("inputSampler", wrapper); + } + + quad.material = material; + globalThis.__scene = scene; + }; + + globalThis.render = function () { + var scene = globalThis.__scene; + return scene.whenReadyAsync().then(function () { + scene.render(); + }); + }; + })(); + )"; + + // Inject the caller's shaders as JS string literals. + const auto toJsStringLiteral = [](const std::string& source) { + std::string result = "\""; + for (char c : source) + { + if (c == '\n') + { + result += "\\n"; + } + else if (c == '"') + { + result += "\\\""; + } + else if (c == '\\') + { + result += "\\\\"; + } + else + { + result += c; + } + } + result += "\""; + return result; + }; + + const auto replaceToken = [](std::string& text, const std::string& token, const std::string& value) { + for (size_t pos = text.find(token); pos != std::string::npos; pos = text.find(token, pos)) + { + text.replace(pos, token.size(), value); + pos += value.size(); + } + }; + + std::string finalScript = script; + replaceToken(finalScript, "VERTEX_SHADER_SOURCE", toJsStringLiteral(vertexShader)); + replaceToken(finalScript, "FRAGMENT_SHADER_SOURCE", toJsStringLiteral(fragmentShader)); + replaceToken(finalScript, "WITH_INPUT_TEXTURE", withInputTexture ? "true" : "false"); + + loader.Eval(finalScript, "frag_coord_orientation_test.js"); + + std::promise startupDone; + loader.Dispatch([&outputExternalTexture, &startupDone, width, height](Napi::Env env) { + auto jsOutput = outputExternalTexture.CreateForJavaScript(env); + env.Global().Get("startup").As().Call({ + jsOutput, + Napi::Number::New(env, width), + Napi::Number::New(env, height), + }); + startupDone.set_value(); + }); + startupDone.get_future().wait(); + + device.FinishRenderingCurrentFrame(); + device.StartRenderingCurrentFrame(); + + std::promise renderDone; + loader.Dispatch([&renderDone](Napi::Env env) { + auto jsPromise = env.Global().Get("render").As().Call({}).As(); + + auto jsOnFulfilled = Napi::Function::New(env, [&renderDone](const Napi::CallbackInfo&) { + renderDone.set_value(); + }); + auto jsOnRejected = Napi::Function::New(env, [&renderDone](const Napi::CallbackInfo& info) { + renderDone.set_exception(std::make_exception_ptr( + std::runtime_error{Napi::GetErrorString(info[0].As())})); + }); + + jsPromise.Get("then").As().Call(jsPromise, {jsOnFulfilled, jsOnRejected}); + }); + + auto renderFuture = renderDone.get_future(); + EXPECT_EQ(renderFuture.wait_for(std::chrono::seconds(30)), std::future_status::ready) + << "render timed out"; + EXPECT_NO_THROW(renderFuture.get()) << "render rejected"; + + device.FinishRenderingCurrentFrame(); + + auto pixels = Helpers::ReadPixels(device.GetPlatformInfo(), outputTexture, width, height); + Helpers::DestroyTexture(outputTexture); + return pixels; + } +} + +// gl_FragCoord.y must follow the GL convention of increasing upwards, so the top +// row of the image (row 0 in memory) has to hold the largest value. Without the +// gl_FragCoord correction the ramp comes out upside down on D3D/Metal/Vulkan. +TEST(ShaderCompilation, FragCoordYIncreasesUpwards) +{ +#if defined(SKIP_EXTERNAL_TEXTURE_TESTS) || defined(SKIP_RENDER_TESTS) + GTEST_SKIP(); +#else + constexpr uint32_t WIDTH = 8; + constexpr uint32_t HEIGHT = 64; + + const std::string vertexShader = + "precision highp float;\n" + "attribute vec3 position;\n" + "void main(void) { gl_Position = vec4(position, 1.0); }\n"; + + const std::string fragmentShader = + "precision highp float;\n" + "uniform vec2 targetSize;\n" + "void main(void) {\n" + " gl_FragColor = vec4(gl_FragCoord.y / targetSize.y, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);\n" + "}\n"; + + auto pixels = RenderFullScreenQuad(WIDTH, HEIGHT, vertexShader, fragmentShader, false); + ASSERT_EQ(pixels.size(), static_cast(WIDTH) * HEIGHT * 4); + + const auto red = [&pixels](uint32_t row) { + return static_cast(pixels[static_cast(row) * WIDTH * 4]); + }; + + std::cout << "row 0 red=" << red(0) + << ", row " << (HEIGHT / 2) << " red=" << red(HEIGHT / 2) + << ", row " << (HEIGHT - 1) << " red=" << red(HEIGHT - 1) << std::endl; + + // The ramp must run bright at the top to dark at the bottom. + EXPECT_GT(red(0), 200) << "top row should hold the largest gl_FragCoord.y"; + EXPECT_LT(red(HEIGHT - 1), 55) << "bottom row should hold the smallest gl_FragCoord.y"; + + // Monotonicity is checked instead of exact values so the test stays valid + // under any monotonic transfer function the backend may apply. + for (uint32_t row = 1; row < HEIGHT; ++row) + { + ASSERT_LE(red(row), red(row - 1)) + << "gl_FragCoord.y ramp is not monotonically decreasing at row " << row; + } +#endif +} + +// Indexing a screen-sized texture with gl_FragCoord must give the same image as +// indexing it with the interpolated UVs of a full-screen quad. This is the +// pattern used by order-independent transparency, TAA and screen space +// curvature, and it only holds if the gl_FragCoord correction and +// FlipSamplerCoordinatesTraverser compose to a no-op. +// +// Comparing the two addressing modes against each other rather than against the +// source pixels keeps the test independent of how createRawTexture lays its data +// out in memory. +TEST(ShaderCompilation, FragCoordAndUVAddressATextureIdentically) +{ +#if defined(SKIP_EXTERNAL_TEXTURE_TESTS) || defined(SKIP_RENDER_TESTS) + GTEST_SKIP(); +#else + constexpr uint32_t WIDTH = 8; + constexpr uint32_t HEIGHT = 64; + + const std::string vertexShader = + "precision highp float;\n" + "attribute vec3 position;\n" + "attribute vec2 uv;\n" + "varying vec2 vUV;\n" + "void main(void) {\n" + " vUV = uv;\n" + " gl_Position = vec4(position, 1.0);\n" + "}\n"; + + const std::string uvShader = + "precision highp float;\n" + "varying vec2 vUV;\n" + "uniform vec2 targetSize;\n" + "uniform sampler2D inputSampler;\n" + "void main(void) {\n" + " gl_FragColor = texture2D(inputSampler, vUV);\n" + "}\n"; + + const std::string fragCoordShader = + "precision highp float;\n" + "varying vec2 vUV;\n" + "uniform vec2 targetSize;\n" + "uniform sampler2D inputSampler;\n" + "void main(void) {\n" + " gl_FragColor = texture2D(inputSampler, gl_FragCoord.xy / targetSize);\n" + "}\n"; + + auto uvPixels = RenderFullScreenQuad(WIDTH, HEIGHT, vertexShader, uvShader, true); + auto fragCoordPixels = RenderFullScreenQuad(WIDTH, HEIGHT, vertexShader, fragCoordShader, true); + + ASSERT_EQ(uvPixels.size(), static_cast(WIDTH) * HEIGHT * 4); + ASSERT_EQ(fragCoordPixels.size(), uvPixels.size()); + + const auto red = [](const std::vector& pixels, uint32_t row) { + return static_cast(pixels[static_cast(row) * WIDTH * 4]); + }; + + // Guard against a vacuous pass: the source must actually vary down the image, + // otherwise a vertical mirror would be undetectable. + ASSERT_GT(std::abs(red(uvPixels, 0) - red(uvPixels, HEIGHT - 1)), 200) + << "the source texture must vary from top to bottom for this test to mean anything"; + + std::cout << "uv rows: " << red(uvPixels, 0) << " .. " << red(uvPixels, HEIGHT - 1) << std::endl; + std::cout << "fragCoord rows: " << red(fragCoordPixels, 0) << " .. " << red(fragCoordPixels, HEIGHT - 1) << std::endl; + + for (uint32_t row = 0; row < HEIGHT; ++row) + { + ASSERT_EQ(red(fragCoordPixels, row), red(uvPixels, row)) + << "row " << row << " differs between gl_FragCoord and uv addressing"; + } +#endif +} From 9f2e2bc79dfde80ce68294c6c917e240ba1694d0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2026 18:29:28 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 03/11] Use null instead of delete to disable parallel shader compile Matches Tests.ShaderCompilation.cpp and Tests.UniformPadding.cpp, and avoids relying on the caps property being configurable. --- Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp index 141c23b2e8..9dbd84f26c 100644 --- a/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp +++ b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ namespace globalThis.startup = function (outputNativeTexture, width, height) { var engine = new BABYLON.NativeEngine(); - delete engine.getCaps().parallelShaderCompile; + engine.getCaps().parallelShaderCompile = null; var scene = new BABYLON.Scene(engine); scene.autoClear = true; scene.clearColor = new BABYLON.Color4(0, 0, 0, 1); From 666e1ad1821369b390cf8a482a2d52e773eb3b4e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 07:14:35 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 04/11] Make the gl_FragCoord orientation test backend-agnostic Helpers::ReadPixels is a plain glReadPixels on OpenGL, which returns the bottom scanline first, whereas the D3D11 path returns the top scanline first. The test asserted an absolute ramp direction over readback rows, so it encoded the D3D11 readback convention and failed on Linux even though gl_FragCoord.y was correct there. Compare normalized gl_FragCoord.y against the interpolated vUV.y written by the same fragment invocation instead. The quad maps uv.y to clip y, so the two ramps must agree on every backend regardless of readback row order, and a flipped gl_FragCoord.y still misses by the full range of the ramp. Renamed to FragCoordYMatchesInterpolatedUV to match what it now checks. --- .../Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp | 66 +++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 45 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-) diff --git a/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp index 9dbd84f26c..2a741b489d 100644 --- a/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp +++ b/Apps/UnitTests/Source/Tests.ShaderCompilation.FragCoord.cpp @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include extern Babylon::Graphics::Configuration g_deviceConfig; @@ -276,10 +277,20 @@ namespace } } -// gl_FragCoord.y must follow the GL convention of increasing upwards, so the top -// row of the image (row 0 in memory) has to hold the largest value. Without the -// gl_FragCoord correction the ramp comes out upside down on D3D/Metal/Vulkan. -TEST(ShaderCompilation, FragCoordYIncreasesUpwards) +// gl_FragCoord.y must follow the GL convention of increasing towards +Y in clip +// space. The quad maps uv.y = 0 to clip y = -1 and uv.y = 1 to clip y = +1, so +// the interpolated vUV.y is a ground-truth ramp running in that same direction +// and normalized gl_FragCoord.y has to agree with it everywhere. Without the +// correction gl_FragCoord.y runs the other way on D3D/Metal/Vulkan and the two +// ramps become mirror images. +// +// The comparison is made between two channels of a single render rather than +// against absolute row indices on purpose: Helpers::ReadPixels is a plain +// glReadPixels on OpenGL, which returns the bottom scanline first, while the +// D3D11 path returns the top scanline first. An absolute check would therefore +// encode the readback convention of one backend rather than the shading +// language rule under test. +TEST(ShaderCompilation, FragCoordYMatchesInterpolatedUV) { #if defined(SKIP_EXTERNAL_TEXTURE_TESTS) || defined(SKIP_RENDER_TESTS) GTEST_SKIP(); @@ -290,36 +301,49 @@ TEST(ShaderCompilation, FragCoordYIncreasesUpwards) const std::string vertexShader = "precision highp float;\n" "attribute vec3 position;\n" - "void main(void) { gl_Position = vec4(position, 1.0); }\n"; + "attribute vec2 uv;\n" + "varying vec2 vUV;\n" + "void main(void) { vUV = uv; gl_Position = vec4(position, 1.0); }\n"; const std::string fragmentShader = "precision highp float;\n" "uniform vec2 targetSize;\n" + "varying vec2 vUV;\n" "void main(void) {\n" - " gl_FragColor = vec4(gl_FragCoord.y / targetSize.y, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);\n" + " gl_FragColor = vec4(gl_FragCoord.y / targetSize.y, vUV.y, 0.0, 1.0);\n" "}\n"; auto pixels = RenderFullScreenQuad(WIDTH, HEIGHT, vertexShader, fragmentShader, false); ASSERT_EQ(pixels.size(), static_cast(WIDTH) * HEIGHT * 4); - const auto red = [&pixels](uint32_t row) { - return static_cast(pixels[static_cast(row) * WIDTH * 4]); + const auto texel = [&pixels](uint32_t row) { + const size_t offset = static_cast(row) * WIDTH * 4; + return std::make_pair(static_cast(pixels[offset]), static_cast(pixels[offset + 1])); }; - std::cout << "row 0 red=" << red(0) - << ", row " << (HEIGHT / 2) << " red=" << red(HEIGHT / 2) - << ", row " << (HEIGHT - 1) << " red=" << red(HEIGHT - 1) << std::endl; - - // The ramp must run bright at the top to dark at the bottom. - EXPECT_GT(red(0), 200) << "top row should hold the largest gl_FragCoord.y"; - EXPECT_LT(red(HEIGHT - 1), 55) << "bottom row should hold the smallest gl_FragCoord.y"; - - // Monotonicity is checked instead of exact values so the test stays valid - // under any monotonic transfer function the backend may apply. - for (uint32_t row = 1; row < HEIGHT; ++row) + const auto first = texel(0); + const auto middle = texel(HEIGHT / 2); + const auto last = texel(HEIGHT - 1); + std::cout << "row 0 fragCoord=" << first.first << " uv=" << first.second + << ", row " << (HEIGHT / 2) << " fragCoord=" << middle.first << " uv=" << middle.second + << ", row " << (HEIGHT - 1) << " fragCoord=" << last.first << " uv=" << last.second + << std::endl; + + // Guard against the whole comparison passing vacuously: the reference ramp + // has to actually sweep the range rather than sitting at a constant. + ASSERT_GT(std::abs(first.second - last.second), 200) + << "vUV.y reference ramp did not vary across the target"; + + // Both channels are produced by the same fragment invocation, so they must + // agree row by row no matter which end of the image the readback starts at. + // The tolerance absorbs interpolation and 8-bit quantization only; a flipped + // gl_FragCoord.y misses by the full range of the ramp. + for (uint32_t row = 0; row < HEIGHT; ++row) { - ASSERT_LE(red(row), red(row - 1)) - << "gl_FragCoord.y ramp is not monotonically decreasing at row " << row; + const auto values = texel(row); + ASSERT_LE(std::abs(values.first - values.second), 6) + << "gl_FragCoord.y disagrees with the interpolated vUV.y at row " << row + << " (gl_FragCoord=" << values.first << ", vUV=" << values.second << ")"; } #endif } From ccc6efe2b0171739ff2c956713a658d45dd302a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 09:28:10 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 05/11] Bump Babylon.js from 9.15.0 to 9.21.2 Clustered lighting, the FrameGraph tests and several prepass/SSAO tests construct scenes against engine APIs added after 9.15.0 and throw before any shader is compiled, so they cannot be validated on the pinned version. --- Apps/package-lock.json | 80 +++++++++++++++++++++--------------------- Apps/package.json | 16 ++++----- 2 files changed, 48 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/Apps/package-lock.json b/Apps/package-lock.json index cdea158ce9..e3741aa6ee 100644 --- a/Apps/package-lock.json +++ b/Apps/package-lock.json @@ -11,14 +11,14 @@ "UnitTests/JavaScript" ], "dependencies": { - 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"babylonjs-addons": "^9.15.0", - "babylonjs-gltf2interface": "^9.15.0", - "babylonjs-gui": "^9.15.0", - "babylonjs-loaders": "^9.15.0", - "babylonjs-materials": "^9.15.0", - "babylonjs-procedural-textures": "9.15.0", - "babylonjs-serializers": "^9.15.0", + "babylonjs": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-addons": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-gltf2interface": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-gui": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-loaders": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-materials": "^9.21.2", + "babylonjs-procedural-textures": "9.21.2", + "babylonjs-serializers": "^9.21.2", "earcut": "^2.2.4", "jsc-android": "^241213.1.0", "v8-android": "^7.8.2" From b6bc69814d1829ccba1e25b0b0adbe819a00a674 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 10:30:20 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 06/11] Enable 9 validation tests fixed by the Babylon.js 9.21.2 bump These were excluded against Babylon.js 9.15.0 and now pass. Verified on Win32 D3D11 both per-test in isolation and in a single sequential process covering indices 56-719 (ran=256 passed=256 failed=0), since several of these exclusions describe order-dependent behaviour that a per-test sweep cannot reproduce. 137 Volumetric Light Scattering Post Process with Morph Targets exact 287 Prepass SSAO + particles exact 289 Prepass SSAO + instanced bones 0.012% 299 Prepass SSAO + GUI 1.064% 302 Prepass SSAO + highlight layer 0.018% 304 Prepass SSAO + on/off post-process exact 305 Prepass SSAO + thin instances 0.003% 306 Prepass SSAO + depth renderer 0.044% 363 Screen Space Reflections 2 1.315% Three carried backend-specific exclusion reasons that cannot be reproduced on a D3D11 host, so CI is the arbiter for them: 137 "Pixel comparison fails on Linux (large diff)" 287 "SSAO2 blur post-process shader fails to compile on desktop GL" 299 OpenGL "mediump float" compile failure in PrePassRenderer, plus an order-dependent state leak that produced a ~6000 px diff right at the 2.5% threshold; it now measures 1.064% in sequential order. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json | 18 ------------------ 1 file changed, 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json index 93b43eaf7c..b0b6dbbbda 100644 --- a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json +++ b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json @@ -833,8 +833,6 @@ { "title": "Volumetric Light Scattering Post Process with Morph Targets", "playgroundId": "#5E318S#7", - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Pixel comparison fails on Linux (large diff)", "referenceImage": "volumetricLightScatteringMorphTargets.png" }, { @@ -1843,8 +1841,6 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + particles", "playgroundId": "#65MUMZ#47", "renderCount": 50, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "SSAO2 blur post-process shader fails to compile on desktop GL (samples uniform used as int loop bound); unrelated to instancing.", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-particles.png" }, { @@ -1858,8 +1854,6 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + instanced bones", "playgroundId": "#0K8EYN#197", "renderCount": 50, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-instanced-bones.png" }, { @@ -1937,8 +1931,6 @@ { "title": "Prepass SSAO + GUI", "playgroundId": "#LLVZ90#4", - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Order-dependent state leak: passes in isolation but produces ~6000-px diff (right at 2.5% errorRatio threshold, flaky in CI) when run after sibling Prepass-SSAO tests in the full sweep on Win32 D3D11. OpenGL also fails (BGFX FATAL 'mediump float' shader compile in PrePassRenderer fragment shader). Re-enable after the order-dependent SSAO state cleanup is investigated.", "renderCount": 10, "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-gui.png" }, @@ -1962,8 +1954,6 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + highlight layer", "playgroundId": "#1KUJ0A#416", "renderCount": 10, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-highlight-layer.png" }, { @@ -1978,24 +1968,18 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + on/off post-process", "playgroundId": "#1VI6WV#20", "renderCount": 10, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-on-off-pp.png" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + thin instances", "playgroundId": "#V1JE4Z#25", "renderCount": 10, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-thin-instances.png" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + depth renderer", "playgroundId": "#3HPMAA#1", "renderCount": 10, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native", "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-depth-renderer.png" }, { @@ -2378,8 +2362,6 @@ "title": "Screen Space Reflections 2", "playgroundId": "#PIZ1GK#1500", "renderCount": 5, - "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "NativeEngine Screen Space Reflections do not render the wet/reflective floor surface; SSR effect produces less reflection than WebGL reference.", "referenceImage": "Screen-Space-Reflections-2.png" }, { From 2eaaf94d5aab08ecdd20e685413b35c5d9518988 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 16:53:54 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 07/11] Restore the original basic type when narrowing widened uniforms bgfx exposes every non-sampler uniform as a float vec4, so ChangeUniformTypes retypes each loose scalar/vector uniform to vec4 and inserts a shape conversion at every use site to narrow it back. addShapeConversion only reconciles vector *shape*, not basic type. Given a vec4 source and an int target it builds an EOpConstructInt aggregate whose operand is still a float and calls it done, so the AST claims "int" while holding a float. glslang faithfully lowers that to SPIR-V in which an integer operation consumes a float, and SPIRV-Cross renders it verbatim. For ssao2's blur pass, which declares `uniform int samples` and loops `for (int i = -samples; i < samples; i += 2)`, the generated ESSL 300 was: uniform vec4 samples; ... mediump int _42 = -samples.x; for (mediump int i = _42; i < samples.x; i += 2) GLES rejects both lines, bgfx raises Fatal::InvalidShader, and the validation run aborts. HLSL happened to tolerate it because it converts implicitly, which is why this only ever showed up on the OpenGL and OpenGLES backends. Shape the value to float first and then ask glslang for a real conversion node, which produces the expected `int(...)` and correctly typed SPIR-V. Validated on Windows: D3D11 is unchanged at 351/351, and on an ANGLE/GLES build eleven tests go from Fatal::InvalidShader to passing - the whole prepass SSAO family (287, 289, 293, 296, 299, 302, 304, 305, 306) plus GUI Slate (176) and GUI Near Menu (177). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- .../Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp | 34 +++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 32 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp index 587158780d..61880f2fd4 100644 --- a/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp +++ b/Plugins/ShaderCompiler/Source/ShaderCompilerTraversers.cpp @@ -406,6 +406,36 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers } }; + // Restores both the shape and the basic type that the consuming code expects. + // addShapeConversion only reconciles vector size: given a vec4 source and an int + // target it produces an EOpConstructInt aggregate whose operand is still a float, + // so the AST claims "int" while holding a float. glslang then emits SPIR-V in which + // the integer operation reads a float, and SPIRV-Cross renders it verbatim as + // `int i = -samples.x;`, which ESSL rejects. Shaping to float first and then asking + // glslang for a real conversion node yields the expected `int(...)`. + auto restoreOldType = [this](TIntermTyped* node, const TType& oldType) -> TIntermTyped* { + TPublicType shapeType{}; + shapeType.qualifier = oldType.getQualifier(); + shapeType.basicType = EbtFloat; + shapeType.setVector(oldType.getVectorSize()); + shapeType.arraySizes = nullptr; + + TType floatShape{shapeType}; + auto* converted = m_intermediate->addShapeConversion(floatShape, node); + + if (oldType.getBasicType() != EbtFloat) + { + auto* retyped = m_intermediate->addConversion(oldType.getBasicType(), converted); + if (retyped == nullptr) + { + throw std::runtime_error{"Cannot replace symbol: unsupported uniform basic type conversion"}; + } + converted = retyped; + } + + return converted; + }; + // Because we modified the original symbol, we don't need to do anything to linker objects. // The only further work we need to do is to handle reshaping. if (!IsLinkerObject(this->path)) @@ -438,7 +468,7 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers auto* binType = newType.clone(); binType->clearArraySizes(); binary->setType(*binType); - auto shapeConversion = m_intermediate->addShapeConversion(*oldType, binary); + auto shapeConversion = restoreOldType(binary, *oldType); assert(this->path.size() > 1); auto* grandparent = this->path[this->path.size() - 2]; @@ -451,7 +481,7 @@ namespace Babylon::ShaderCompilerTraversers } else { - auto shapeConversion = m_intermediate->addShapeConversion(*oldType, symbol); + auto shapeConversion = restoreOldType(symbol, *oldType); injectShapeConversion(symbol, parent, shapeConversion); } } From e6c431e151afa3959705d9b8163e1a80f05323ca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 17:22:26 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 08/11] Re-exclude Prepass SSAO + particles for a Mesa/LLVM crash With the uniform basic-type fix in place the ssao2 blur shader compiles on OpenGL, so the Ubuntu jobs now get past shader compilation for this test and reach the particle shader instead, where llvmpipe's JIT aborts the process: BGFX attr a_tangent: 2 BGFX instance data i_data0: 4 ... LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction --- BN: ABORT --- SIGABRT raised. All four Ubuntu jobs stop at exactly the same place, immediately after linking the particle program (diffuseSampler / textureMask / i_data0-3), so this is not the SSAO shader and not something we emit differently - it is a Mesa software rasterizer codegen bug on the CI runner. The test itself passes on D3D11 and on an ANGLE/GLES build. The other eight tests enabled by the Babylon.js 9.21.2 bump stay enabled. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json | 4 +++- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json index b0b6dbbbda..c365463ef6 100644 --- a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json +++ b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json @@ -1841,7 +1841,9 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + particles", "playgroundId": "#65MUMZ#47", "renderCount": 50, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-particles.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-particles.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the particle shader (Mesa/LLVM bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + instances", From e5490d2f2bcf92ef81bfa912ebe39f6f77108d71 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 18:18:13 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 09/11] Exclude the prepass SSAO tests for a Mesa/LLVM crash on the CI runner With the uniform basic-type fix in place these shaders compile on OpenGL, but the Ubuntu runner's llvmpipe then aborts the process while JIT-compiling them: LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction --- BN: ABORT --- SIGABRT raised. The abort moved from 287 to 289 once 287 was skipped, so it follows the shader family rather than any one scene. All four Ubuntu jobs stop at byte-identical positions, and this is a register allocator failure inside Mesa's software rasterizer, not something Babylon Native can emit its way around. The family already had a history of this: 288, 290, 291 and 292 were excluded on master with "Test crashes or hangs on Babylon Native". These tests do pass on D3D11 and, with this PR's shader fixes, on an ANGLE/GLES build, which is recorded in each reason so the exclusion is understood as CI-runner-specific rather than a statement about the renderer. Tests 137 and 363 remain enabled. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json | 26 +++++++++++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json index c365463ef6..6b101050cb 100644 --- a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json +++ b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json @@ -1843,7 +1843,7 @@ "renderCount": 50, "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-particles.png", "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, - "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the particle shader (Mesa/LLVM bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + instances", @@ -1856,7 +1856,9 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + instanced bones", "playgroundId": "#0K8EYN#197", "renderCount": 50, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-instanced-bones.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-instanced-bones.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + depth of field", @@ -1934,7 +1936,9 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + GUI", "playgroundId": "#LLVZ90#4", "renderCount": 10, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-gui.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-gui.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + LOD", @@ -1956,7 +1960,9 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + highlight layer", "playgroundId": "#1KUJ0A#416", "renderCount": 10, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-highlight-layer.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-highlight-layer.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + point light", @@ -1970,19 +1976,25 @@ "title": "Prepass SSAO + on/off post-process", "playgroundId": "#1VI6WV#20", "renderCount": 10, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-on-off-pp.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-on-off-pp.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + thin instances", "playgroundId": "#V1JE4Z#25", "renderCount": 10, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-thin-instances.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-thin-instances.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + depth renderer", "playgroundId": "#3HPMAA#1", "renderCount": 10, - "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-depth-renderer.png" + "referenceImage": "prepass-ssao-depth-renderer.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "llvmpipe on the Ubuntu CI runner aborts the process with LLVM ERROR: Cannot emit physreg copy instruction while JIT-compiling the prepass SSAO shaders (Mesa/LLVM register allocator bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11 and on ANGLE/GLES" }, { "title": "Prepass SSAO + visibility", From 685088454071c6deebac290e9e787925832c964f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 19:20:28 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 10/11] Enable GUI Near Menu on OpenGL and exclude Screen Space Reflections 2 GUI Near Menu was excluded from OpenGL with this recorded reason: OpenGL: BGFX FATAL shader compile error in GUI fragment shader ('=' : cannot convert from 'highp float' to 'bool') That is precisely the bug fixed earlier in this branch: a bool uniform widened to a float vec4 was narrowed back by shape alone, so the AST claimed bool while holding a float. The test now compiles and passes on OpenGL, so the graphics API exclusion is removed and it runs everywhere. Screen Space Reflections 2 is excluded instead. It reaches a multiple-render- target resolve, where bgfx does: const GLenum drawBuffer = GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0 + colorIdx; GL_CHECK(glDrawBuffers(1, &drawBuffer) ); GLES requires bufs[i] to be GL_NONE or GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0 + i, so resolving any attachment past the first is GL_INVALID_OPERATION. Desktop GL uses glDrawBuffer just above and has no such restriction, but Babylon Native builds the ES path on Linux, so the Ubuntu jobs hit it. The test passes on D3D11. A full sequential run now completes on an ANGLE/GLES build with no assert and no BGFX FATAL: 286 ran, 282 passed. The four remaining reds are the three motion blur tests that BabylonJS/BabylonNative#1839 fixes, plus one ANGLE-only pixel difference in MeshDebugPluginMaterial. D3D11 is unchanged at 297/300, red on the same three motion blur tests. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json index 6b101050cb..609897f2a5 100644 --- a/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json +++ b/Apps/Playground/Scripts/config.json @@ -1090,8 +1090,6 @@ "title": "GUI Near Menu", "playgroundId": "#2YZFA0#302", "renderCount": 60, - "excludedGraphicsApis": ["OpenGL"], - "reason": "OpenGL: BGFX FATAL shader compile error in GUI fragment shader ('=' : cannot convert from 'highp float' to 'bool'). Re-enabled on D3D11 post BabylonJS/BabylonNative#1695 (original 'V8 D3D11 crash' no longer reproduces under Chakra; original 'hangs on OpenGL' is now this clean shader-compile failure surfaced by the BabylonJS/BabylonNative#1688 BgfxCallback).", "referenceImage": "guiNearMenu.png" }, { @@ -2376,7 +2374,9 @@ "title": "Screen Space Reflections 2", "playgroundId": "#PIZ1GK#1500", "renderCount": 5, - "referenceImage": "Screen-Space-Reflections-2.png" + "referenceImage": "Screen-Space-Reflections-2.png", + "excludeFromAutomaticTesting": true, + "reason": "OpenGL ES: bgfx FrameBufferGL::resolve calls glDrawBuffers(1, &GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0 + colorIdx), but GLES requires bufs[i] to be GL_NONE or GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0 + i, so resolving any attachment past the first raises GL_INVALID_OPERATION and asserts (bgfx bug, thrown before pixel comparison, not a pixel-diff); the test passes on D3D11" }, { "title": "MultiRenderTarget with different texture types", From fd43a009faa69a2e2ff73755fcbdc12b9a5c1536 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Branimir Karadzic Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2026 21:42:20 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 11/11] Downlevel the Babylon.js bundles to ES5 after npm install `Win32_x64_D3D11` and `Win32_x64_D3D11_Sanitizers` have hit the one-hour job timeout on every run of this PR. Both are the jobs that build the default JavaScript engine, Chakra; the V8, Hermes, JSI and QuickJS jobs on the same matrix all pass. The hang is reproducible locally with a Chakra build and is deterministic: `Playground --headless --test-index=23` never returns, spinning one core and growing the heap by ~7 MB/s until the runner gives up. Test 23 is "Glow layer and LODs". The scene itself renders fine - what never completes is `Scene.executeWhenReady`, because `EffectLayer.isReady` stays false forever: frame 300 scene.isReady=false layer.isReady(subMesh)=false _shadersLoaded=false isLayerReady=false while the same probe on V8 flips everything to true by frame 50. The one link that never settles is `ThinGlowLayer._importShadersAsync()`. The cause is a Chakra bug, exposed by a Babylon.js code-generation change. `super.x` inside an arrow function nested in a class method resolves to the *derived* class's own method instead of the base: class A { foo() { return "BASE"; } } class B extends A { foo() { const s = Object.create(null, { foo: { get: () => super.foo } }); return s.foo.call(this); // V8: "BASE" Chakra: recurses } } TypeScript emits exactly that `Object.create(null, { get: () => super.x })` helper for a `super` call inside an `async` method, and Babylon.js started shipping it in the UMD bundle in 9.16.0 - which is precisely where this PR's bump to 9.21.2 crosses. Called synchronously it dies with "Out of stack space"; called from a promise chain, as `_importShadersAsync` is, each level is a fresh microtask, so it recurses forever without ever overflowing the stack, never settles, and burns CPU and memory - the exact signature seen on the runner. The repo already has the remedy. `scripts/downlevelNativeScripts.mjs` transpiles the bundles to ES5 for this very reason ("Babylon Native's Chakra engine consumes ES5-level script"); TypeScript's ES5 emit rewrites `super.x` to `_super.prototype.x` and drops the arrow entirely. It was only ever wired into `getNightly`, so builds that take Babylon.js from npm - which is every normal build - ran the un-downleveled ES2015 bundle. Running it from `postinstall` closes that gap for `npm install`, `npm ci`, CI and local builds alike, and leaves the nightly path alone (`getNightly.js` still downlevels the files it refills from the CDN). Validated on Windows/D3D11, Debug, tests 0-52 and 56-719 (53-55 crash locally in Debug regardless of this change): | engine | before | after | |---|---|---| | Chakra | hangs at test 23 | **297/300** | | V8 | 297/300 | **297/300** | Byte-identical results on V8, and Chakra now matches it. The three remaining failures are the motion-blur trio that BabylonJS/BabylonNative#1839 fixes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 60c2ec68-6de1-445d-9fc9-b699db737eae --- Apps/package-lock.json | 1 + Apps/package.json | 3 ++- 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/Apps/package-lock.json b/Apps/package-lock.json index e3741aa6ee..f8c58d238c 100644 --- a/Apps/package-lock.json +++ b/Apps/package-lock.json @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ "": { "name": "BabylonNative", "version": "0.0.1", + "hasInstallScript": true, "workspaces": [ "UnitTests/JavaScript" ], diff --git a/Apps/package.json b/Apps/package.json index 212db4110c..0126418248 100644 --- a/Apps/package.json +++ b/Apps/package.json @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ ], "scripts": { "getNightly": "node scripts/getNightly.js", - "downlevel:native-scripts": "node scripts/downlevelNativeScripts.mjs" + "downlevel:native-scripts": "node scripts/downlevelNativeScripts.mjs", + "postinstall": "node scripts/downlevelNativeScripts.mjs node_modules" }, "devDependencies": { "typescript": "^5.9.3"