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Cones within 165 fps on every map: fewer rays, merged outlines, layered floors - #241
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Three changes to the view-cone runtime, none of which change what a cone covers: - A vertex where touching pieces of one stroke meet, with the boundary running straight through it, is no visibility event. Skipping it drops 35-65% of a cone's polygon points and 20-45% of its time (native and Dart alike); cone areas match the old ones to 1e-8. - A ray aimed at an exact corner could land 1e-11 past both adjoining edges and run on to the range (9 of 485,570 vertex rays in an all-map audit). Endpoint slack is now 1e-10 SVG units along the wall instead of 1e-12 of the edge, far below the 1e-8 radian rays that must pass a corner. - Cones that overlook Lotus's and Icebox's measured floors no longer build their lit area with ~1,000 sequential path subtractions (160-190 ms per cone). The floor pass now returns its shadows as shapes, and painters fill each floor and erase them in a layer. The boolean area is kept, built only when the sightline report asks for it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SvgHeightViewCone
participant SvgHeightViewConePainter
participant paintSvgConeArea
participant SvgFloorShadows
SvgHeightViewCone->>SvgHeightViewConePainter: Pass cone and optional floor data
SvgHeightViewConePainter->>paintSvgConeArea: Paint cone area using transformed coordinates
paintSvgConeArea->>SvgFloorShadows: Erase projected shadows
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- Around line 410-411: Update the reversed-endpoint cancellation check using
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- A shared edge cancels at a vertex only when the two walls lie on either side of it. Two walls over the same footprint, wound opposite ways, no longer lose their corners. Dart works out each edge's inside from its wall and hands it to native (ish_set_interior_sides); without it native skips no seams. - Corner slack is 1e-13 + 1e-10 x the hit distance along the wall, so a ray 1e-8 radians beside a corner still passes it from a millimetre away. - Floors are cleared and refilled without antialiasing, by the same pixel centres, so no faint seam is left along a floor edge inside a cone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- An edge's side is taken only when a step either way tells inside from outside. A wall thinner than the step is "unknown" (2 in native), and no seam is skipped at its edges, so duplicated thin walls keep their corners. - Floors are cleared and refilled with antialiasing, and the floor layer is added rather than laid over: at a floor edge on lit ground the cut keeps 1 - c and the floor brings c, which sum to the fill. Edges facing open ground stay smooth. A ray grazing a corner from within about 1e-5 SVG units of it is still caught by the slack's 1e-13 floor; a smaller floor would let roundoff send a corner-aimed ray through the wall, which is worse. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A model may now list runtimeWalls: touching pieces with the same heights, merged offline into one outline each. Cones and floor shadows are cast against those outlines; the pieces stay the model for heights, standing and ids. Merging cuts a map's cone edges about threefold and closes the hairline cracks between pieces of one wall. The loader refuses a merge of pieces with different heights, a piece in two merges, or a piece left out; without runtimeWalls nothing changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…thing A Lotus or Icebox cone built 900-2,200 shadow faces per frame, each a rectangle clipped through lists and closures: 3 ms typical, 17 ms at p99 in a profile-mode drag. Faces are now clipped in flat buffers, a face whose wedge misses the floor is dropped before any clipping, and where a shadow runs on for ever only the edges facing the eye cast it: an edge facing away shades what the near side already shades. On 113 Lotus and Icebox cones the shadows cover exactly the same 22,600 sample points, with 46% fewer faces in a third of the time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Where a merged outline cannot cover a piece's raw ring (a bow tie or a sliver the union cleans away), the model lists that ring as extra edges under the piece's heights, so a cone stops where the pieces stopped it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 1389-1397: Cap the `slack` calculation in the wall-intersection
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A bow tie's crossing edges change side along their length, so the side a midpoint probe found let floor shadows cull both diagonals and leave the lobe behind them lit. Edges something crosses or meets inside their length are now unknown, which only costs a seam or a shadow face; along a run of a ring that nothing else comes near the side cannot change, so one probe answers for the run. Cone edges and floor shadows share the answer, computed once per runtime wall at load instead of per edge on the first floor frame (Lotus: about 20 ms against 360 ms in a debug test). Runtime edges carried under a piece's heights may no longer also name members, which the loader ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The truth passes broke 19 sightlines of the archived acceptance suite. Cast against the complete 3D scene, six were clear (the hole fill had closed Corrode's 4801 gap) and others contradicted a ruling: Dara's see-through C Garage window, Icebox's zipline and ramp markings, pieces named see-through, and a Haven Mid band where the scene is clear. Those pieces go back to their #240 bands. The seven failures left are Dara's Mid Window sill and sightlines the scene blocks. Every model now carries runtimeWalls, touching pieces with the same heights merged into one outline, which cones are cast against once the loader reads them (#241). Older loaders ignore the field. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The caller waits for every chunk of a query, so a pool thread the scheduler sets aside for a 15 ms time slice while holding one stalled the drag. On a desktop busy with other work (12 busy processes on 16 cores) a sweep of 16,000 Summit queries had p99 6.6 ms and a 163 ms worst case; with the calling thread raised for the query and the workers raised for good (they sleep when idle), p99 is 2.6 ms and the worst 5.5 ms. A quiet machine is unchanged (p99 1.9 ms). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every vertex in reach cast three rays: at it and just beside it on each side, so that a wall turning away there lets the ray past it find what is behind. Where the vertex's two active edges leave to either side of the ray, the wall runs across it and the rays beside it only meet those two edges. Curved walls flattened into centimetre edges are made of such vertices. Cones keep their exact area (to 1e-9 against the Dart query on 1,200 Pearl, Summit and Lotus defense cones) with half the points; the Pearl defense sweep's p99 goes from 6.5 ms to 5.1 ms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…tarts An agent on a wall's ink is cast from just outside it. The painter put the map in place by that nudged origin, at the agent, which shifted the whole cone and its floor clip by the nudge: on Ascent's B wall about 4 px, so every edge sat off the drawn walls. The map is now placed by where the agent really stands; the cone lands where it was cast, a hair off the apex. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes to the view-cone runtime. Only one of them changes what a cone covers: merged outlines seal cracks under 2 cm between pieces of one wall. The wall data is #242.
Seams. Walls are cut into pieces about a metre long, and every piece corner used to cast three rays. Where touching pieces of one stroke meet and the boundary runs straight through, that corner is no visibility event. Skipping it (native and Dart) drops 35-65% of a cone's points and 20-45% of its time. A seam counts only where each piece's side of the edge is known.
Corner roundoff. A ray aimed exactly at a corner could land 1e-11 past both adjoining edges and run on to full range: 9 of 485,570 vertex rays in an all-map audit, each a hairline spike through a wall. The endpoint slack now scales with the ray's distance.
Floors. Cones that overlook Lotus's and Icebox's measured floors used to build their lit area with about 1,000 path subtractions per frame (160-190 ms). The floor pass now returns its shadows as shapes, and the painter adds each floor in a layer and erases them. Building those shapes is 3.2 times faster than before, with 46% fewer faces: a face that only shades what nearer faces already shade is skipped.
Merged outlines. A model may carry
runtimeWalls: touching pieces with the same heights, merged offline into one outline each (1.6 to 4 times fewer points). Cones are cast against those; the pieces stay the model. The loader refuses an outline whose members' heights differ, a piece left out, or a piece in two outlines.Sides of an edge. Seams and the face skipping need to know which side of an edge its wall lies on. That is now worked out once per outline at load, run by run along each ring, and left unknown wherever another edge crosses or touches the edge inside its length (a bow tie). Unknown only costs work. This fixes Astra's bow-tie finding, where the floor pass skipped both diagonals.
Rays at curves. A vertex the wall runs straight across no longer casts the two rays beside it. Those are needed only at a silhouette, where something farther can show past the corner. Cones keep their exact area (1e-9 against the Dart query on 1,200 cones) with half the points.
Priority. A query's chunks run on a small thread pool, and the caller waits for all of them. A worker the scheduler set aside for a time slice stalled the drag by up to 160 ms on a loaded desktop. The query's threads now run above normal priority on Windows. Under 12 busy processes on 16 cores, a 16,000-query Summit sweep went from p99 6.6 ms to 2.6 ms, and its worst query from 163 ms to 5.5 ms.
Frame times (profile build, cone dragged across every map side with #242's data, 400 frames each, budget 6.06 ms for 165 fps):
Before these changes, Lotus and Icebox builds were 9-15 ms at p99.
Tests. Every cone, floor, native, sightline and vision test passes. New tests cover seams, duplicate and thin walls, grazing corners, merged outlines and their refusals, bow ties, and rays past a curved wall's silhouette.
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conecalls_horizontalConefirst. That call rejects invalidarcStepsbefore floor shapes or the sector are built.Summary
This PR reduces cone work by skipping wall seams and redundant rays, using merged wall outlines, and painting measured floors from shadow shapes instead of repeated path subtractions.
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