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A face an object gains takes its own texture entry, material and override - #633
A face an object gains takes its own texture entry, material and override (93c320b7eb)
An object's texture entry was applied only to the faces the object had when the entry arrived (unpackTEMessage / applyParsedTEMessage loop over getNumTEs()). A mesh has its placeholder shape's faces until its asset loads. Once it loads, LLVOVolume::lodOrSculptChanged calls setNumTEs with the real count, and each face gained was a copy of the last face:
LLPrimTextureList::setSize copied the last texture entry: image, colour, offsets and the rest.
The "touch up GLTF materials" loop in LLViewerObject::setNumTEs gave each gained face the last face's render material. setRenderMaterialID also wrote that ID into the render material parameter block, adding entries the simulator never sent.
The same loop copied the last face's glTF override.
The entry gives a value for every face, and the block names each face's material, so those values were lost. The copies stayed until another update brought them again. On Aditi, prims and meshes in Rumpus Room 2048 showed face 3's image on faces 4 and 5, where the entry gave them none. Meshes' render material blocks gained entries for faces 1 and 2 copied from face 0, and a mesh's face 1 took face 0's override.
The fix:
LLPrimitive keeps the texture entry it last unpacked, as it arrived. A face it gains starts as a copy of the last, as before, then takes the value the kept entry gives it through the usual setters, so only a face whose value differs sees a change. A refused or empty entry leaves the kept one alone. A primitive that has unpacked none, such as a client-only object, copies its last face as before.
In LLViewerObject::setNumTEs, where an entry is kept, a gained face drops the copied override. It takes the render material the block names for it, and the region's cached override for it, applied as a rebuild applies them (applyQueuedOverrides). Without a kept entry, the old touch-up loop is unchanged.
setRenderMaterialID writes the block only where the block names a different material, so a gained face adds no entry. This also stops the simulator's render materials, applied face by face through setRenderMaterialIDs, from adding an empty {face, null} entry for every face they name nothing for. The block now holds exactly the simulator's entries.
Removing faces works as before. An update that changes the shape still applies its own entry after the face count changes.
Not changed. When the last face has a media impl, LLVOVolume::setNumTEs still copies it whole onto the gained faces with setTE, which overrides the above for those objects.
Tests.
Six new cases in llprimitivetemessage_test.cpp. With the fix reverted, four of them failed: the first gained face showed face 3's image. With the fix in, all ten in the file pass, and llprimitive 11/11 passes on Windows. The viewer builds (RelWithDebInfo).
The render material and override of a gained face have no test, as newview_tests does not build LLViewerObject.
Nothing has been run in world or under a sanitizer, and mac and Linux are unbuilt here.
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An object's texture entry was applied only to the faces it had as the
entry arrived. A mesh has the faces of its placeholder shape until its
asset loads, and each face it gained then was a copy of its last face:
its texture entry, its render material, which LLViewerObject::setNumTEs
also wrote into the render material parameter block for the face, and
its glTF override. The entry named every face, and the block each
face's material, and the copies stayed until another update brought
them again.
LLPrimitive now keeps the texture entry it last unpacked, as it arrived,
and a face it gains takes the value that entry gives it. A refused or
empty entry leaves the one kept as it was. A primitive that has unpacked
none, as a client-only object, copies its last face as before.
A face gained by an object that keeps an entry takes the render material
the block names for it and the override the region holds for it, applied
as a rebuild applies them (applyQueuedOverrides), and not the last
face's override. setRenderMaterialID writes the block only where it
names another material, so a face given no material where the block
names none takes no entry: the simulator's render materials, applied to
each face, had added an empty entry for every face they named nothing
for.
Faces removed go as before, and an update that changes the shape still
applies its own entry after the faces change.
The tests cover LLPrimitive. The render material and override of a face
gained have no test, as newview_tests does not build LLViewerObject.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Newly added object faces now receive the appropriate texture settings, including settings retained from previously received texture data.
Invalid or empty texture updates no longer replace the current texture settings.
Newly added faces no longer inherit material overrides from the previous face, helping preserve correct material assignments.
Material settings are updated only when the requested assignment differs from the current one.
LLPrimitive retains successfully unpacked texture-entry data and applies it to faces added later. LLViewerObject updates material initialization for new entries. Tests cover restored, replaced, rejected, and empty entries, along with face growth when no entry was unpacked.
Changes: Texture Entry Updates
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Summary
Parse and retain texture entries indra/llprimitive/llprimitive.h, indra/llprimitive/llprimitive.cpp
LLPrimitive adds retained texture-entry state and helpers to extract, parse, cache, and apply entry data from a specified face. Failed or empty parses leave the current entries unchanged.
Apply texture entries during face growth indra/llprimitive/llprimitive.cpp, indra/newview/llviewerobject.cpp, indra/llprimitive/tests/llprimitivetemessage_test.cpp
When faces are added, LLPrimitive applies cached data where available. LLViewerObject initializes material state for new entries and updates material parameters only when IDs differ. Tests cover cached values, fallback values, and rejected or empty entries.
AlchemyViewer/Alchemy#626: Adds LLPrimitive::unpackTEEntry for compressed volume texture entries, which uses the same texture-entry parsing and application path.
Suggested labels:c/cpp, llprimitive, viewer
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The change is mergeable with awareness that gained-face render materials and GLTF overrides lack viewer-level regression coverage. Additional tests would improve confidence; no current behavioral defect was established.
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Add coverage for gained-face render materials and GLTF overrides.
278-288: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add coverage for gained-face render materials and GLTF overrides.
LLViewerObject::setNumTEs in indra/newview/llviewerobject.cpp assigns render materials and GLTF overrides to faces it adds. The entry branch assigns each gained face its named render material and applies the region overrides. The no-entry branch copies the last face's render material ID and, when both materials are present, its GLTF override.
The new test in indra/llprimitive/tests/llprimitivetemessage_test.cpp calls LLPrimitive::setNumTEs on an LLPrimitive. It checks texture entries only. A regression in the viewer override would not fail any inspected test.
Add a viewer-level test that grows an LLViewerObject whose last face has a render material and a GLTF override. It should assert the render material IDs and overrides on the gained faces in both the entry and no-entry cases. Place it in the viewer test target, once that target can construct LLViewerObject. This is a coverage gap, not a current production defect.
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Add viewer-level coverage for LLViewerObject::setNumTEs that verifies gained
faces receive the expected render material IDs and GLTF overrides in both the
entry and no-entry cases. Place the test in a viewer test target only after
establishing that it can construct an LLViewerObject; do not treat the existing
LLPrimitive texture-entry test as coverage for viewer material behavior.
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A face an object gains takes its own texture entry, material and override (
93c320b7eb)An object's texture entry was applied only to the faces the object had when the entry arrived (
unpackTEMessage/applyParsedTEMessageloop overgetNumTEs()). A mesh has its placeholder shape's faces until its asset loads. Once it loads,LLVOVolume::lodOrSculptChangedcallssetNumTEswith the real count, and each face gained was a copy of the last face:LLPrimTextureList::setSizecopied the last texture entry: image, colour, offsets and the rest.LLViewerObject::setNumTEsgave each gained face the last face's render material.setRenderMaterialIDalso wrote that ID into the render material parameter block, adding entries the simulator never sent.The entry gives a value for every face, and the block names each face's material, so those values were lost. The copies stayed until another update brought them again. On Aditi, prims and meshes in Rumpus Room 2048 showed face 3's image on faces 4 and 5, where the entry gave them none. Meshes' render material blocks gained entries for faces 1 and 2 copied from face 0, and a mesh's face 1 took face 0's override.
The fix:
LLPrimitivekeeps the texture entry it last unpacked, as it arrived. A face it gains starts as a copy of the last, as before, then takes the value the kept entry gives it through the usual setters, so only a face whose value differs sees a change. A refused or empty entry leaves the kept one alone. A primitive that has unpacked none, such as a client-only object, copies its last face as before.LLViewerObject::setNumTEs, where an entry is kept, a gained face drops the copied override. It takes the render material the block names for it, and the region's cached override for it, applied as a rebuild applies them (applyQueuedOverrides). Without a kept entry, the old touch-up loop is unchanged.setRenderMaterialIDwrites the block only where the block names a different material, so a gained face adds no entry. This also stops the simulator's render materials, applied face by face throughsetRenderMaterialIDs, from adding an empty{face, null}entry for every face they name nothing for. The block now holds exactly the simulator's entries.Not changed. When the last face has a media impl,
LLVOVolume::setNumTEsstill copies it whole onto the gained faces withsetTE, which overrides the above for those objects.Tests.
llprimitivetemessage_test.cpp. With the fix reverted, four of them failed: the first gained face showed face 3's image. With the fix in, all ten in the file pass, and llprimitive 11/11 passes on Windows. The viewer builds (RelWithDebInfo).newview_testsdoes not buildLLViewerObject.🤖 Generated with Claude Code