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f65bd1aca1 render3d: the fog wall is solid by 0.85 of it and the blades end at 0.75
Whatever is cut at the wall is now cut inside full fog: at 0.3-1.0 the last metres before the cut
were 80-95% fogged against fully fogged ground behind, which drew a line of tufts at 70 m and a
dark band of blade tips at 30 m. The blades thin out while the fog is still coming in.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-29 15:41:25 +03:00
b9f9cb8495 render3d: r3d_fog_wall(dist) - fog that closes to the sky's horizon colour from 0.3 dist to dist, and nothing drawn past dist + 8 m
Every lit program blends toward the horizon colour (the prefiltered sky with the sun's inscatter,
so it carries the day's grade); the sky's horizon band is pulled to the same colour, wider the
closer the wall. The far plane, scatter and stream cull reach and the shadow cascades are clamped
to the wall; the reflection pass shares the shaders and the cull. 0 is off: every branch is gated
on u_fog_wall > 0 and r3d_reach hands back the far it was given. R3D_FOG_WALL=<m> for a shot.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-29 15:07:40 +03:00
6a82b4928b render3d/foliage: a small plant is occluded by the sward it stands in, so it no longer glows at night
The user saw kit grass, ferns and flowers lit up at night. Nothing was
emissive and every layer draw binds the scene's lighting; what differed was
occlusion. At night the sky's light is nearly all the light, and it is
scaled by ambient occlusion: the meadow's blades are heavily occluded near
the ground, while a kit plant's own AO map knows nothing of the grass around
it, so it took the full sky. By day the sun hides the difference.

model.vert hands on each vertex's height above the model's base (v_lh), and
a non-blade FOLIAGE plant under 2 m scales its AO from 0.35 at the ground to
1 at 0.9 m. Crowns and the blades are untouched.

Measured in the lab (R3D_AT=tree, same binary, old and new SPIR-V): the fern
against the meadow beside it was 2.05x at 23:00 and 1.66x at 13:00; now 1.58x
and 1.60x - the same relation by night as by day. The flowers' brightest
tenth at night 78 -> 52. The noon frame moves 8.4% of pixels past 8 (the fern
and flower bases a little darker; run-to-run noise is part of that).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-29 12:19:10 +03:00
38d4ea72b1 feat(render3d): Vulkan in a macOS window through MoltenVK; window built-ins take a slice's elements; the NEAR_FADE SPIR-V
- a CAMetalLayer on the view (cocoa.ll win_metal_layer), VK_EXT_metal_surface, QuartzCore linked
  with Vk.*; the drawable measured after the layer sets the backing scale
- vk_mac.ll opens MoltenVK directly after any loader: a bundle ships only libMoltenVK.dylib
- a covered window is not presented to (win_visible); one frame in flight on macOS
  (R3D_VK_INFLIGHT), with images, buffers and descriptor pools held until it is done
- win_held / win_mouse / win_pad / win_touch / win_text / win_present pass slice elements (arg_buf):
  every windowed program died on its first input poll
- variants.list and SPIR-V for the three NEAR_FADE foliage programs

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-27 00:52:45 +03:00