- baseline-webgl/: first population from the passing local Chromium renders
(47/47 under the parity floor) — activates the webgl-self regression gate
(floor 0.005). CI may re-promote its own renders if the Linux/swiftshader
rasterization differs beyond the floor (the README's CI-promote flow).
- compare-dirs.ts: recreate the output dir on every run — triptychs/heatmaps
are only written for CHANGED pairs, so artifacts from earlier (redder) runs
lingered and misreported scenarios that had since gone green (a stale
red-state gen-cylinder triptych survived three green runs).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- gl1_glu: gluCylinder/gluDisk/gluSphere per the SGI GLU reference
tessellation (sin/cos phase, strip emission order, pole fans — Apple's
GLU derives from the same source, so vertices match the goldens);
emission goes through the public glBegin/glVertex entry points so
quadrics record into display lists
- glLineWidth>1 one-time warning (browsers clamp to 1; affected coverage
stays under the parity floor — zero floors.json overrides needed)
- production link site: build-kicad-target.sh now compiles wasm/gl1 from
sources.txt and applies wrapped_symbols.txt --wrap flags (same manifests
as the test harness); kicad_editor's RENDER_3D_OPENGL links against the
real emulation layer instead of no-ops
- wasm/stubs/gl_ffp_stub.c deleted (role fully superseded; history in git)
- docs: 3d-regression README port-status section (floor-blind small
geometry + line-width caveats), harness comments de-red-stated
Parity: 47/47 under the 0.02 floor, zero overrides. Native golden path
byte-identical to bb0e238 (whose gate ran green) — scenarios/, native/,
baseline/, manifest, floors, spec all untouched by the port.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wasm/gl1: the GL1.x fixed-function emulation layer replacing the
gl_ffp_stub.c no-ops in the 3d-regression harness link. This batch:
- symbol split: 52 FFP-only entry points implemented; 10 Emscripten-owned
names intercepted via wasm-ld --wrap (sources.txt/wrapped_symbols.txt are
the shared manifests for both link sites; production hookup lands in M7)
- matrix stacks (MODELVIEW/PROJECTION, glGetFloatv readback), immediate
mode with all 8 GL1 primitive conversions, GL1-default state mirror
- full GL 1.5 Gouraud lighting uber-shader (eye-space light capture at
glLightfv time, color-material, two-side, COMBINE evaluator + alpha test
wired but inert until M3/M5)
- draw routing: FFP traffic identified by GL_VERTEX_ARRAY client state;
blit/2D-GAL draws pass through untouched
- display lists: correct glGenLists/glIsList existing-empty semantics;
recorder itself is M3 (recorded commands drop with a one-time warning)
Parity: 20/47 under the 0.02 floor, of which 12 verified genuinely
rendering (bg-gradient x2, bounding-box, half-open-cylinder, segment x2,
material x3, light x3 — eyeballed against baselines); the other 8 are
small-geometry scenarios whose missing GLU/display-list content sits under
the floor (become real in M3/M4).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tests/3d-regression mirrors the gal-regression pattern at renderer scale:
shared C++ scenarios call real KiCad 3D-viewer code (opengl_utils, display
lists + DrawCulled stencil subtraction, MODEL_3D VBOs, private generators via
a rob-template accessor, and full reload()+Redraw() composites over a
synthetic BOARD_ADAPTER). A native macOS harness renders them on real OpenGL
into 47 committed goldens (bit-deterministic, FBO capture); the wasm harness
compiles the same TUs against wasm/stubs/gl_ffp_stub.c no-ops so every
scenario renders blank — the TDD red state (parity meter: 47/47 changed).
Comparisons use the CI pixelmatch engine via the new generic compare-dirs.ts
(floors.json levels; manifest.json cmp-guards registry drift).
Documents an upstream bug: appendPostMachiningGeometry's countersink path
adds middle quads without normals, silently erasing the walls of any
display list it is batched into (3d-post-machining.png keeps the lists
separate to record it).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
