fix(compositor): tilted zooms that never roll and carry motion blur - #801
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compositor tracks previous-frame tilted-screen geometry and passes it to mode 8 for motion-blur sampling. Privacy masks cover content from current and previous planes when a trail differs from the current quad. Fixed-angle tilted screens use projective warping. Fixed rotation presets and dynamic tilt limits change. ChangesTilted-screen rendering and presets
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participant FrameGeometry
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FrameGeometry->>PlatformCompositor: provide tilt trail for render dimensions
PlatformCompositor->>LayerCB: pass trail corners and blur settings
LayerCB->>Mode8Shader: provide trail uniforms
Mode8Shader->>Mode8Shader: sample along previous-quad UV motion
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🟡 Minor · Update the effect description to match this PR. · 3d-effects-v2.md:52-57
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the effect description to match this PR.
The fixed presets no longer retain their old values or byte-identical rendering. Line 57 still gives
rightas[−8, 16, 1], but the new value is[−6.5, 17, 0]. Also update the projective-warp description at Lines 127–130 and the mode-8 motion-blur description at Lines 166–167. These statements now give readers the wrong behavior for the effects documented here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/compositor/src/frame_geometry.rs`:
- Around line 2804-2808: Update the camera_prev construction so it uses the
previous frame’s camera pose whenever that previous camera is active, rather
than deriving it from the current camera option. Preserve the existing zoom and
weight values so Follow-to-fixed transitions retain the previous camera
orientation.
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In `@docs/3d-effects-v2.md`:
- Around line 52-57: Update the effect descriptions in the documentation to
match the current PR: replace the claim that fixed presets retain byte-identical
old values, correct the `right` preset value, and revise the projective-warp and
mode-8 motion-blur descriptions to reflect their current behavior.
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| rgb = lerp(rgb, far_rgb, saturate((coc - 0.5) / 1.5)); | ||
| float3 rp = quad_inverse(i.local, trail_a.xy, trail_a.zw, trail_b.xy, trail_b.zw, dst_prev.w); | ||
| float2 uv_prev = float2(lerp(src.x, src.z, rp.x), lerp(src.y, src.w, rp.y)); | ||
| float2 duv = (uv - uv_prev) * saturate(trail_mb.y); |
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The new tilted motion-blur path can expose pixels that a privacy annotation hides. I reproduced this with the production Windows D3D11 compositor: a red marker at source x/y 0.55–0.70, a white mosaic mask over that rectangle, an iso 2× zoom from 2–4 s focused at (0.3, 0.3), and motion blur set to 1. At 1.1 s, 418 red pixels remain outside the mask and match the unmasked render. The same input on current main, and this head with motion blur disabled, leave zero exposed red pixels.
The mode-8 sampling trail needs matching privacy coverage before this is safe to merge. The existing privacy render test uses zero motion blur during the zoom hold, so it does not exercise this regression.
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Confirmed and fixed in 127b0ee. Your case reproduced exactly: 418 red px outside the mask at 1.1 s.
Cause: not the sampling itself but the mask geometry. Mode 8 smears each pixel toward where the plane was one frame earlier, and privacy_mask only covered the secret's current tilted quad. The flat path already covered both frames (union of the current and previous rects).
Fix: FrameGeometry::privacy_mask now does the same for the tilted path. When a trail exists and the plane moved, the mask is the upright bounding box of the secret at both frames (current quad and the previous quad, same warp as the shader). It is shared geometry, so D3D11, Metal and WGSL all get it; no shader change was needed.
Measured (D3D11, your scene: marker 0.55–0.70, white mosaic, zoom 2x at (0.3, 0.3) from 2–4 s, motion blur 1), red px left visible:
| iso | flat | |
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| t = 1.1 s | 418 → 0 | 0 |
| t = 1.3 s | 14 → 0 | 0 |
| t = 1.6 s, 4.3 s | 0 | 0 |
Pinned by a_privacy_mask_covers_the_motion_blur_trail_of_a_zoom in tests/privacy_blur_under_zoom.rs, which asserts zero on both the tilted and flat paths. The existing hold test still reads 0 everywhere.
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Fixed angles settled, in cec4973: Left and Right, steep and roll-free, with the full ±1.9° / ±3° dynamic budget back.
Measured on a CLI export (1080p60, motion blur 1, clicks during each hold):
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@My-Denia thanks for the review. Your requested changes are addressed in the commits above: see the replies in your thread. We are merging this into the integration branch (#814) so the audit changes can be tested together. Any further finding can go on #814 and will be fixed there. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
The fixed 3D angles carried -2/-1/+1 degrees of roll. It entered with every zoom and swept 2 degrees between chained angles. They now hold Z = 0 and are drawn with the exact projective warp, so the screen's vertical centre line stays vertical through the ramp; the bilinear warp tilted it on its own. Without roll, the 2-degree edge rule leaves two pitch bands. Left and right pitch 6.5 degrees, iso 23 degrees. The dynamic budget shared by the parallax and the click impact follows left/right: +-1.2 X, +-1.8 Y (was 1.9/3). The tilted path (mode 8) now gets the flat path's motion blur. The plane one frame earlier (zoom box, base rotation, camera weight) rides in three new LayerCB slots, and the shader blurs along each pixel's one-frame path, with the same taps and strength as mode 0.
…camera - privacy_mask: with a mode-8 trail, cover the secret at both frames (upright bounding box), as the flat path already did. The trail leaked 418 red px at 1.1 s of an iso 2x ramp with motion blur 1; now 0. - camera_prev comes from the previous frame's own camera state, so a follow-cursor to fixed-angle handover trails from the previous camera view instead of an upright plane. - docs: roll-free preset values, projective warp, mode-8 motion blur.
The maintainer picked the steep look for the fixed angles: Left [-23, -25, 0] (the old iso look) and its mirror Right [-23, 25, 0], zero roll. Both sit in the high pitch band, so the dynamic budget is back to +-1.9 X / +-3 Y and the click impact to 1.9 degrees. iso is no longer offered. A stored iso reads as left at the document schema (every load parses through it) and in the legacy reader (readRotation3DPreset); the compositor also maps it. The picker, the label map and the 15 locales drop iso; Left and Right read "turned left/right and seen from above". Tests: the budget-tightness test is re-derived for the combined sweep (Y alone stays tight), and the 15 px corner-click floor is back. The modelled cursor's box bounds its penumbra by the shader's real walk: under Right the camera-fixed light grazes the plane (lz 0.2) and the shadow overran the box.
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Summary
Tilted zooms no longer roll the footage, and they now carry the flat path's motion blur. Audit finding #11.
Roll
iso,left,rightcarried −2°/−1°/+1° of roll. It entered with every zoom and swept 2° between chainedleft→right. All presets now hold Z = 0.follow-cursorcamera and device frames already did). The bilinear warp tilted the screen's vertical centre line by itself (−2.9° under the newiso), which is roll by another name.New angles (product decision to confirm)
iso(12°) sat.left/right: [−6.5, ∓17, 0] (was [−8, ∓16, ∓1]), nearly the same look.iso: [−23, −25, 0] (was [−12, −18, −2]). Clearly "angled from above", contain scale 0.73 (was 0.82).leftallows: ±1.2° X, ±1.8° Y (was ±1.9°/±3°). Click impact is 1.2° (was 1.9°): a corner click moves the plane 13–17 px instead of 24–27 px.a_corner_click_moves_the_plane_visibly_at_a_frozen_scalefloor lowered from 15 to 12 px accordingly; every other rule test (no_preset_has_an_axis_aligned_edge, budget sweep, chained sweep, budget tightness, containment) is unchanged and passes.Motion blur
LayerCBslots (128 → 176 bytes). The shader inverts the previous quad per pixel and averagestapssamples along the one-frame path, scaled by the same strength as mode 0.Related issue
Part of the Screen Studio design audit (finding #11).
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Screenshots / video
Measured on CLI exports (
electron . export, 1080p60), synthetic grid with a red vertical and blue horizontal centre line, same build, old vs new addon viaOPENSCREEN_COMPOSITOR_VIEW_NODE.Roll: tilt of the red centre line from vertical, per frame
iso, zoom 1–4 s: ramp-iniso: holdleft0.8–2.8 s →right3.3–5.6 s: ramps and holdBlur: 400×300 centre window, motion blur 0 vs 1, same export
Flat zoom export before vs after this PR: mean abs diff 0.00 on every frame.
Testing
cargo test -p openscreen-compositor --lib: 324 passed (Windows).click_impact_render,tilt_parallax_render,tilted_depth_of_field,window_frame_render,privacy_blur_under_zoom,device_frame_render,cursor_model_render,follow_camera_render: all pass.click_impact_renderprobe columns and edge moved to the newisosilhouette (the clicked right edge barely moves at mid-height now; the left one does).nagavalidateslayer.wgslandblur.wgsl.npx tsc --noEmit,npx tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit: clean.npm run lint: no errors.compositor_macos.rs,compositor_linux.rs,shaders.metaldo not build on this machine. The Metal and WGSL changes mirror the HLSL line for line; the macOS and Linux CI jobs are their only check. The editor preview was not driven by hand (the CLI export uses the same compositor).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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