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craft-mesh-ops: mesh operations, a BVH and primitives for the 3D apps - #1233
This adds the crate craft-mesh-ops (crates/mesh-ops), the craft-mesh-ops row of RFC-0032 (storytold/craft-contrib#50). It holds the triangle-mesh code that TextureCraft and MaterialCraft each keep a copy of: area-weighted normals, MikkTSpace tangents, welding, UV unwrapping, the UV-space G-buffer, primitives with UVs, a BVH and the orbit camera. The crate has no UI, no file or network I/O and no unsafe code. No app uses it yet. Each app switches to it in its own pull request.
The code is TextureCraft crates/geom at 386630e, with Mesh::subdivided from MaterialCraft crates/geom/src/mesh.rs at 3133062. The BVH is TextureCraft's binned SAH builder on all three axes with its median fallback.
The functions at the crate root (bounds, smooth_normals, tangents, weld, unwrap_uvs), UvGBuffer::from_slices and Bvh::from_slices take plain slices: positions and normals as [f32; 3], UVs as [f32; 2], triangle indices as u32. tangents returns [f32; 4] with the bitangent sign in w, and returns Invalid for a vertex whose triangle corners get different tangent frames. Before any work, bounds checks that every value is finite, and the other functions also check the counts against Limits and every index; each returns a MeshOpsError (Invalid, TooLarge, OutOfMemory).
Limits has a default for each count: 20,000,000 vertices and triangles (the craft-mesh values), 2,048 segments along one direction of a primitive, a G-buffer side of 8,192, 2^26 G-buffer texels, 2^32 texels visited by the G-buffer rasterizer, 2^26 entries in the G-buffer's per-band triangle lists, and 4,000,000 triangles for one unwrap. The last six are this crate's own values. Sums and products are checked with checked_ arithmetic before any allocation, and allocations go through try_reserve_exact or try_reserve, so a failed allocation returns OutOfMemory.
try_append, try_subdivided, the try_ primitives, UvGBuffer::try_new, Bvh::try_new, Mesh::try_compute_normals, Mesh::try_compute_tangents, unwrap::weld_ids and unwrap::auto_unwrap return the error. The moved forms keep their signatures: they clamp, return the mesh unchanged or return an empty result.
Tangents come from MikkTSpace, which glTF 2.0 names for meshes without tangents: client implementations "SHOULD calculate tangents using default MikkTSpace algorithms" (glTF 2.0). UVs and the bitangent sign follow glTF.
The features are bvh (Bvh, Hit), parallel (rayon) and serde (OrbitCamera), all off by default.
The crate README has the limits table and Origin and Migration tables. The root README.md, Cargo.toml, NOTICE and ATTRIBUTION.md list the crate. Flat normals, triangulation with holes, extrusion of 2D outlines and a conversion from craft_mesh::Mesh, which the RFC row also names, are not in this pull request.
mikktspace 0.3.0 is MIT OR Apache-2.0 (crates.io). Its src/generated.rs carries the 2011 notice of Morten S. Mikkelsen's C original, which crates/mesh-ops/ATTRIBUTION.md reproduces unchanged.
No workflow changes. Adding the crate to a wasm32 check is a separate pull request.
Faults fixed in the moved code, each with a test:
Mesh::from_parts and compute_tangents passed a mesh with an index past its vertices to MikkTSpace, which panicked. The index check and its two tests are from TextureCraft #386 by simonhull.
Submesh start + count and the index offsets of append wrapped u32, and validate added them as usize and accepted a range that does not cover whole triangles. They are now checked in u64 and have to start and end on a triangle.
Mesh::validate checked only the positions for non-finite values. It now also rejects non-finite normals, UVs, tangents and colors.
compute_tangents passed non-finite positions to MikkTSpace. A non-finite mesh now gets per-triangle tangents without the MikkTSpace call, and so does a mesh whose triangles all become degenerate after the division below. Positions and UVs outside 1e-6 to 1e6, and normals that are not near unit length, are divided by their largest magnitude first, so finite input gives finite normals and tangents.
The primitives built a mesh from a NaN size, and the box panicked in clamp on a negative or NaN half size and gave NaN UVs for a zero one. For a non-finite size or one that overflows a coordinate, they return an empty mesh and the try_ forms an error. For a segment count over the limit, the try_ forms return an error and the other forms clamp the count.
Mesh::bounds and the BVH bounds dropped a NaN position through min and max ("Returns the minimum of the two numbers, ignoring NaN", f32::min). The slice functions return an error, Mesh::bounds leaves non-finite positions out, and the BVH leaves out a triangle with a non-finite corner. Rejecting NaN explicitly is this crate's own rule.
A BVH query with a NaN box reported unrelated triangles, and a ray with a NaN direction visited the tree. A ray with a non-finite origin or direction, a zero direction or a NaN tmax, a nearest query with a non-finite point or a NaN or negative distance, and a box query with a NaN coordinate now find nothing and make no callback.
append left the attribute arrays shorter than the positions when one side had no tangents, normals or UVs. It fills them in, and gives a side with submeshes and no material list one unnamed material.
subdivided took midpoints as (a + b) * 0.5, which overflows near f32::MAX, multiplied submesh ranges unchecked, and had no polygon-diagonal flags to carry. It takes half-sums, keeps each submesh on its own triangles and rebuilds the flags for the four children.
Mesh::tri multiplied the triangle index unchecked. normalize_to overflowed on large finite coordinates and left a mesh with a radius under 1e-4 too small.
BVH lengths and child indices were cast to u32 unchecked. UvGBuffer::new multiplied the caller's sides and allocated without a cap, and wrote NaN weights for a triangle whose texel coordinates overflow. auto_unwrap added submesh fields unchecked and changed the mesh before it returned an error.
The ray test's absolute 1e-12 determinant cutoff missed small triangles. The cutoff now follows the triangle's size and is unchanged where the product of the edge and direction lengths is 1 or more. Bvh::nearest skipped a point exactly at max_dist.
auto_unwrap and weld_ids gave a different result for the same mesh at a very large or very small scale. OrbitCamera::frame stored NaN for a box it cannot frame.
Changes since the first review:
The UV G-buffer visited every texel of each triangle's clipped bounding box, and grew one list entry per band of 32 rows a triangle reached, with no cap. It now makes a first pass that checks the triangles visited against max_triangles, the clipped box texels against max_gbuffer_work and the band entries against max_gbuffer_bin_entries, and returns TooLarge before it reserves the band lists (in one piece) or the texel buffers. UvGBuffer::try_new also checks the mesh's vertex and triangle counts.
auto_unwrap applies the default Limits instead of no vertex cap. The unwrap checks the vertex count, the triangle count and the triangles its submeshes list before any work, and the output vertex count as it builds. Charts are grouped by material in one pass instead of one scan of all charts per material.
A face joins a UV chart only when its projection, computed in f64, does not overlap the chart's faces. A layout that fits only at scale zero grows the packing square.
Smooth normals and the unwrap's face normals, areas and chart projections are computed in f64 from the positions as given, so a small face far from the origin keeps its normal and its chart plane.
MikkTSpace results are kept per triangle corner, and Mesh::compute_tangents splits a vertex whose corners get different frames. A mesh with more than 2,048 triangles around one welded vertex gets the per-vertex fallback.
try_subdivided rejects a submesh that names a missing material, as Mesh::validate does, and reserves every array it copies and each triangle's midpoints before adding them.
The try_ primitives reserve their vertices and indices. Mesh::map_material_uvs copies a shared vertex's normal, tangent, UV and color only where the mesh has that attribute, so absent arrays stay empty.
A BVH without triangles has no nodes. Bvh::nearest finds the nearest point in f64, inside thin triangles and next to a zero-length edge.
OrbitCamera's orthographic projection and pan clamp the field of view as the perspective projection does, and project returns None behind the camera in orthographic mode. OrbitCamera::frame keeps the framed camera only when its view-projection is finite.
surface_at and the rounded box keep the direction of vectors whose squared length overflows f32. The cylinder's side UVs are the same at every size.
TextureCraft #277 (simonhull), #416 and #253 (SteamSmith), #413 (Rebornim) and #360 (iceteabln) are open on the same files. The finite-value check that #253 adds to Mesh::validate is also in this pull request (see above); #253's ±1e6 UV range check is not. This pull request also splits a vertex whose corners get different tangent frames (see above). The other changes of these pull requests are not included here, and the other behavior they change (tangents on quads, the UV range, G-buffer coverage on shared edges, the ray traversal) is as it is in TextureCraft today.
Validation
New tests, each failing without its fix:
mesh.rs: from_parts_refuses_an_out_of_range_index_without_crashing and tangents_of_a_mesh_with_an_out_of_range_index_fall_back_without_crashing (both from font-catalog: a face cache for apps' own face objects #386), submesh_ranges_and_append_reject_overflow, validate_rejects_unaligned_and_overflowing_submeshes, tangents_reject_non_finite_and_survive_extreme_positions, tangents_skip_mikktspace_when_dividing_makes_every_triangle_degenerate, tangents_stay_perpendicular_to_very_long_normals, normals_of_many_large_triangles_at_one_vertex_do_not_overflow, bounds_reject_non_finite_positions, append_keeps_attributes_aligned, append_keeps_unnamed_materials_apart, subdivision_preserves_large_finite_midpoints, subdivision_checks_submeshes_and_diagonals, tri_rejects_overflowing_triangle_index, normalize_large_finite_meshes, normalize_handles_the_largest_radii_and_the_smallest_meshes
The branch merges cleanly with main at 948b5c2. The Workspace workflow runs the workspace clippy and tests, and the Rust 1.95 check, on this pull request.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added tools for creating and editing triangle meshes, including smooth normals, tangents, vertex welding, subdivision, and automatic UV unwrapping.
Added UV-space surface mapping, an orbit camera with projection and viewport-ray support, and optional acceleration for ray-hit, occlusion, nearest-point, and box queries.
Added built-in meshes, including spheres, cubes, cylinders, rounded boxes, and planes.
Added input validation and configurable limits for mesh operations.
Documentation
Added library guides and third-party attribution and license notices.
crates/mesh-ops holds the triangle-mesh code that TextureCraft and
MaterialCraft each keep a copy of: area-weighted normals, MikkTSpace
tangents, welding, UV unwrapping, the UV-space G-buffer, primitives
with UVs, a BVH (feature `bvh`) and the orbit camera. It is the
craft-mesh-ops crate of RFC-0032
(storytold/craft-contrib#50). Each app switches
to it in its own pull request.
The code is TextureCraft's crates/geom at 386630ee, with
Mesh::subdivided from MaterialCraft's crates/geom at 31330629. Their 30
tests are unchanged. The index check before tangent generation and its
two tests are from TextureCraft storytold#386 by simonhull.
Added to the moved code:
- Functions that take positions, normals, UVs and indices as plain
slices (bounds, smooth_normals, tangents, weld, unwrap_uvs,
UvGBuffer::from_slices, Bvh::from_slices), and `Limits` with a
default for each count. They check the counts, every index and every
value before any work and return a MeshOpsError.
- try_ forms of append, subdivision, the primitives, the G-buffer and
the BVH. The existing forms keep their signatures: they clamp, or
return the mesh unchanged or an empty result.
- `rayon` and `serde` are the optional features `parallel` and `serde`.
Behavior of the moved code that changes:
- A mesh with an index past its vertices, which made MikkTSpace panic,
a non-finite position, normal or UV, or only triangles that are
degenerate after the division below gets per-triangle tangents
without the MikkTSpace call. Positions and UVs outside 1e-6 to
1e6, and normals that are not near unit length, are divided by their
largest magnitude first.
- Submesh ranges are added in u64 and have to cover whole triangles.
append returns the mesh unchanged where a rebased index or range does
not fit in u32, keeps the attribute arrays as long as the positions,
and gives a side without a material list one unnamed material.
- subdivided takes midpoints as half-sums, keeps each submesh on its
own triangles and carries polygon diagonals to the four children.
- Mesh::bounds leaves out non-finite positions. normalize_to reaches
the requested radius for a mesh near f32::MAX or smaller than 1e-4.
- The BVH leaves out triangles with a non-finite corner. A ray with a
non-finite origin or direction, a zero direction or a NaN tmax, a
nearest query with a non-finite point or a NaN or negative distance,
and a box query with a NaN coordinate find nothing. The ray test's
determinant cutoff follows the size of the triangle, and the nearest
search includes a point exactly at the distance.
- The primitives return an empty mesh for a non-finite size or one that
overflows a coordinate, where they built a mesh from a NaN size, and
the box returns one for a negative, NaN or zero half size, where it
panicked or gave NaN UVs.
- UvGBuffer::new clamps each side to 8192 and skips a triangle more
than 1e18 texels from the UV origin.
- auto_unwrap gives the same layout at every scale and leaves the mesh
unchanged when it returns an error. weld_ids keeps its grid of 1e-6
of the diagonal for a diagonal under 1e-6.
- OrbitCamera::frame leaves the camera unchanged for a box it cannot
frame.
TextureCraft storytold#277, storytold#416, storytold#253, storytold#413 and storytold#360 are open on the same files.
The finite-value check that storytold#253 adds to Mesh::validate is included;
the rest of these pull requests is not.
mikktspace 0.3.0 is MIT OR Apache-2.0. Its src/generated.rs carries the
2011 notice of Morten S. Mikkelsen's C original, which
crates/mesh-ops/ATTRIBUTION.md reproduces.
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The PR adds the craft-mesh-ops workspace crate. It provides mesh data and operations, primitive builders, UV unwrapping and G-buffer tools, camera utilities, and optional BVH queries. The crate defines input limits, validation, and tests for these operations.
Adds the workspace package, shared errors and limits, mesh construction and validation, normals and tangents, welding, append and subdivision operations, tests, and crate documentation.
This adds a new mesh-operations library that no app uses yet. The remaining issues are narrow edge cases with extreme or invalid geometry, plus a documented case where tangent generation can abort under memory exhaustion instead of returning an error. It can be merged with follow-up on these items.
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Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/bvh.rs:
- Line 512: The nearest-point calculation divides by zero when processing a
collapsed AB edge, producing NaNs and causing `nearest` to miss a valid point on
the remaining segment. Update the triangle closest-point branch containing `v =
d1 / (d1 - d3)` to skip the zero-length edge or fall back to the nonzero
segment, including when the duplicate vertices are referenced by repeated
indices.
- Line 160: Update the tree-building flow that creates the root node so it
returns an empty tree when no triangles remain, including when all input
triangles were rejected. Check the triangle list after filtering and before
pushing the root, preserving the existing root construction for non-empty lists.
- Line 510: Update the Voronoi-region calculations around vc in nearest to
compute the relevant differences and region predicates in wider precision,
avoiding f32 rounding that misclassifies points inside thin triangles as edge
projections. Add a regression for the specified triangle and point, asserting an
independently specified nearest point and preserving the surface-hit behavior of
nearest with zero tolerance.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/camera.rs:
- Line 115: Update the `project` flow to validate the point’s camera-space depth
before applying the projection, so points behind the camera return `None` in
orthographic mode as well as perspective mode; follow the camera’s existing
depth convention. Add an orthographic regression test for a point behind the
camera.
- Line 57: Use the same 5° minimum field-of-view clamp in the calculation of h
and in pan as in the perspective projection path. This keeps orthographic height
nonzero and ensures pan movement matches the clamped perspective field of view.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs:
- Line 242: Update the normal calculation for `nrm` to rescale the interpolated
normal by its largest absolute component before normalization, preventing finite
large values from overflowing during length calculation. Preserve the `Vec3::Y`
fallback for zero or invalid normals.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/lib.rs:
- Line 125: Update the mesh computation path containing mesh.compute_normals()
and the corresponding tangent computation to use fallible allocations
throughout, including any MikkTSpace scratch buffers, and propagate allocation
failures as MeshOpsError::OutOfMemory. Apply the same treatment to subdivision’s
cloning and midpoint growth; ensure meshes within Limits return the error rather
than aborting, without relying on later try_vec calls to recover.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/mesh.rs:
- Line 813: The tangent assignment through the existing index buffer overwrites
per-corner MikkTSpace results at shared vertices. Update the tangent-generation
path around `*t = Vec4::from_array(tangent)` to preserve corner results and
split vertices whose tangent frames are incompatible; for the slice API, reject
conflicts it cannot represent with one tangent per input vertex.
- Line 313: Before calling mikktspace::generate_tangents in the
tangent-generation path, enforce a bound on welded vertex valence that limits
MikkTSpace’s recursive traversal; route meshes exceeding the bound to the
existing fallback. Ensure the bound reflects the topology used by MikkTSpace and
is applied before generation, rather than relying on `usable` or default limits
that do not constrain fan size.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/primitives.rs:
- Line 259: Replace `try_normalize()` in the bevel-direction calculation with
`crate::mesh::unit(q - clamped)` to handle normalization overflow and underflow
consistently across adjacent faces; preserve the existing fallback to `*n` if
the helper returns no direction.
- Line 278: Update the profile-length normalization around `total` to scale
profile distances before accumulating them, preserving proportional UV coverage
for uniformly scaled profiles; use a fallback only when the profile length is
actually zero.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/unwrap.rs:
- Line 319: Update the scale-fitting logic around place so a layout is accepted
only when it fits at a positive usable scale. If no positive scale fits at the
current resolution, increase the resolution or return an error; do not report
success with all UVs collapsed to the center.
- Line 37: Update the allocation paths used by weld() and unwrap_uvs(),
including the HashMap allocation and later infallible collections, to reserve
memory fallibly and propagate failures as MeshOpsError::OutOfMemory. Preserve
the existing input limits and successful behavior, using established fallible
allocation patterns where available.
- Around line 189-190: Update the chart-joining eligibility check using normal,
chart_of, and material so a candidate joins only if its projected triangle
interior does not intersect any triangle already in the chart. Establish the
projection and intersection test using the existing unwrap geometry, and
preserve the current normal-angle, chart-assignment, and material constraints.
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The UV G-buffer visited every texel of each triangle's clipped bounding
box with no cap, and its per-band lists grew by one entry per band a
triangle reached with no cap. The rasterizer now makes a first pass that
checks the triangles visited against max_triangles, the clipped box
texels against the new max_gbuffer_work (default 2^32) and the band
entries against the new max_gbuffer_bin_entries (default 2^26), then
reserves the band lists in one piece and fills them in a second pass.
Over a limit is MeshOpsError::TooLarge before any texel is written.
UvGBuffer::try_new also checks the mesh's vertex and triangle counts.
auto_unwrap applies the default Limits instead of no vertex cap, and the
unwrap checks vertex, triangle and submesh-listed triangle counts before
any work. Charts are grouped by material in one pass instead of one scan
of all charts per material.
…fMemory
Mesh::try_subdivided now rejects a submesh that names a missing material,
as Mesh::validate does, so its result always passes validate.
unwrap::weld_ids returns a Result: its lookup table and id list are
reserved with try_reserve, and weld and the unwrap functions pass an
allocation failure on as MeshOpsError::OutOfMemory. The unwrap's face,
edge, chart and vertex tables, the packer's buffers and the vertices
and diagonals try_subdivided adds are reserved the same way.
…eserved
UvGBuffer::try_new and from_slices now check the G-buffer work and band-entry
limits before they reserve the band lists or the texel buffers, so a request
over those limits returns TooLarge without reserving the output first. A size
whose texel arrays no allocation can hold returns OutOfMemory before any band
list is reserved.
OrbitCamera::frame keeps the framed camera only when its view-projection is
finite, so a box whose eye would round to the target or whose view terms pass
the f32 range leaves the camera unchanged, and it takes the center without
adding the corners first.
… overlapping
- Tangents: MikkTSpace results are kept per triangle corner.
Mesh::compute_tangents splits a vertex whose corners get different
frames, and the tangents slice function returns Invalid for such a
vertex. Meshes with more than 2,048 triangles around one welded vertex
get the per-vertex fallback, since MikkTSpace visits that fan
recursively. try_compute_normals and try_compute_tangents return
OutOfMemory with the mesh unchanged; the slice functions, from_parts,
try_append and the primitives use them.
- try_subdivided reserves its copies and each triangle's midpoints
before adding them.
- UV unwrap: a face joins a chart only when its projection, computed in
f64, does not overlap the chart's faces. A layout that fits only at
scale zero grows the packing square. weld_ids and the unwrap reserve
their maps and arrays and return OutOfMemory.
- BVH: a tree without triangles has no nodes. The nearest point is
found in f64, inside thin triangles and next to a zero-length edge.
- OrbitCamera: the orthographic projection and pan clamp the field of
view as the perspective projection does, and project returns None
behind the camera in orthographic mode.
- surface_at and the rounded box keep the direction of vectors whose
squared length overflows f32. The cylinder's side UVs are the same at
every size; a height whose profile length passed f32::MAX now builds.
…s a vertex has
- The try_ primitives reserve each grid's and disk's vertices and
indices before adding them, and return OutOfMemory when that fails.
- Mesh::map_material_uvs copies a shared vertex's normal, tangent, UV
and color only where the mesh has one per vertex, so absent arrays
stay empty instead of growing for the copies alone.
try_subdivided built its result from a clone of the whole input mesh, so
the copied vertex arrays, submeshes and materials were allocated without
a check, and the copied indices and diagonals were thrown away. The
result is now built field by field: each copied array is reserved first
and an allocation failure returns OutOfMemory, as the README states.
Diagonals are built only when the input has them.
…rom the origin
Dividing every position by the largest coordinate made the cross product
of a small face's edges underflow f32, so a unit triangle at x = 1e24
got the +Y fallback normal and a collapsed UV chart.
- Smooth normals sum the face cross products in f64 from the positions
as given.
- The unwrap takes face normals and areas in f64 from the positions as
given, projects each chart relative to its seed corner in f64, and
sums the chart covariance products in f64.
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Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs:
- Line 248: Compute the edge differences used to form e1 and e2 in f64, and
perform their cross product and normalization in f64 before converting the
resulting normal back to the existing type. Ensure geo_nrm uses this result so
large finite position differences do not overflow before scaling.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/mesh.rs:
- Line 943: Update the fallback in simple_tangents so tangent handedness is
derived from the UV gradients and normal rather than always writing +1; preserve
the expected w = -1 for the V-down XY fan. Add a V-mirrored case to the existing
fan test to verify the fallback’s bitangent sign.
- Line 381: Update Builder::finish to enforce limits.max_vertices after
try_compute_tangents, since tangent generation may add vertices; preserve access
to the configured limits across conversion into the mesh and return the existing
limit error when the resulting vertex count exceeds the maximum.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/primitives.rs:
- Line 288: Update the profile-step measurement and accumulated-length
calculation in try_cylinder to use f64 without scaling profile differences by
the radius, then convert only the normalized UV ratio to f32. Add a regression
that independently scales radius and height and verifies the side rows span the
assigned UV rectangle.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/unwrap.rs:
- Around line 415-416: Replace the repeated full scan of charts for each
material with a single pass that groups chart IDs by material, then process each
group. Allocate ID storage in proportion to each material’s charts rather than
reserving charts.len() for every material.
- Line 485: Update the ordering of `order` by `faces.area` at both corresponding
sort sites to use an allocation-free sort, adding an index tie-breaker so
equal-area entries retain deterministic ordering. Preserve the existing
descending-area order.
- Line 575: Update the packing bracket calculation for `lo` and `hi` so valid
layouts with tiny chart extents keep a finite upper bound; compute the bracket
in `f64` or renormalize sizes before division, preserving the existing packing
behavior for other inputs.
- Line 356: Update the `corners` position-conversion flow to retain
chart-relative coordinates in `f64` through scale selection, converting before
any division that could collapse small differences in `f32`; preserve the
existing face-corner lookup and fallback behavior.
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Pushed c9dcc39, c8a410f, e35ec1c and c6acc05, merged with the review fixes in 8481668. They keep the G-buffer, unwrap and subdivision work inside Limits:
Limits gains a G-buffer work limit and a bin-entry limit. Rasterizing returns TooLarge once the summed texel area of the triangles' clamped boxes, or the band entries, would pass them. Both are checked before any buffer is reserved. max_triangles now also applies to the Mesh constructors.
auto_unwrap checks the vertex and triangle limits, and counts the triangles each submesh lists. Its welding, chart, face, edge and packing tables are reserved fallibly and report OutOfMemory.
try_subdivided makes the same material check as validate, and reserves its copy of the input arrays fallibly.
On the merged head, the crate's 90 tests pass, and fmt, clippy -D warnings (all and default features), cargo check --workspace --tests and the wasm32 check pass. The branch merges cleanly with main at 948b5c2.
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Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/camera.rs:
- Line 113: The inverse in the camera ray path can underflow for large finite
orthographic bounds, producing a non-finite ray origin. Update `ray()` to use
`f64` intermediates for inversion and unprojection, or construct orthographic
rays directly from the camera basis; preserve finite origins at the reported
scale and cover that case in an orthographic picking test.
- Line 117: Update the ray construction in the camera’s `ray` method to
normalize `b - a` without overflowing `f32`, using `f64` normalization or safe
rescaling while preserving the off-center ray direction. Add a regression test
for the stated large-scene bounds and ray request, verifying it does not fall
back to `self.forward()`.
- Line 107: Update the distance clamp in zoom so it rejects a candidate distance
if computing the resulting eye would make it equal to the target, preserving the
current distance or otherwise keeping the view finite. Add a regression test
that frames the translated box and calls zoom(10.0), then verifies view()
remains finite.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs:
- Line 270: Replace the area-scaled `eps` tolerance in the triangle edge tests
with a tolerance bounded by subtexel distance, so large off-image triangles
cannot classify distant texel centers as inside. Preserve accurate edge handling
for genuine boundary coverage, including when UV coordinates are far outside the
buffer.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/mesh.rs:
- Line 726: Update from_parts to check the triangle count against MAX_TRIANGLES
before computing normals or tangents, returning the existing validation error
for inputs over the cap; preserve the current attribute computation path for
inputs within the limit.
- Line 1010: Update the UV V-coordinate transformation used by the
tangent-generation path to negate uv.y instead of subtracting it from 1.0,
preserving small UV differences while maintaining the intended orientation
change.
- Line 350: Before the MikkTSpace call guarded by
`most_triangles_at_one_vertex()`, add a bound on position-only multiplicity or
estimated welding work so coincident vertices with differing UVs cannot trigger
unbounded comparisons. Keep the existing valence guard and choose a bound
consistent with the mesh’s established limits.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/unwrap.rs:
- Line 335: Update the material assignment path around `*m = s.material` to
prevent conflicting material memberships from reaching packing: either reject
overlapping assignments before rebuilding, or ensure packing accounts for every
material membership. Preserve valid non-conflicting assignments and establish
that the resulting layout cannot place surfaces that `UvGBuffer::try_new`
rasterizes for the same material over one another.
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…e welding
- surface_at takes the face normal in f64. The G-buffer edge test runs
in f64 with a tolerance in texels, at most 1e-3 of the triangle's
smallest height.
- OrbitCamera::zoom leaves the camera unchanged when the eye would
round to the target, and OrbitCamera::ray unprojects in f64.
- The tangent fallback sets w from the UV gradients as MikkTSpace does.
MikkTSpace gets v negated instead of 1 - v, and is skipped when
welding the corners at one position would take more than 2^27
comparisons. Mesh::from_parts checks the triangle cap first.
- The try_ primitives check max_vertices again after tangents split
vertices, and the lathe measures its profile in f64.
- The unwrap projects, measures and packs charts in f64 from the
positions as given, sorts without allocating, and rejects a triangle
that submeshes of two materials list.
Appending Mesh::default() to a mesh without tangents computed tangents
for it, which can split vertices, because a side with no vertices
counted as having every attribute.
from_parts takes its triangle cap through a private helper, so a test can
use a cap of one triangle. The test fails when the check is removed: the
two-triangle mesh then comes back with computed normals and tangents.
The copy of the appended mesh, the submesh list and the arrays that grow
are reserved fallibly, so a failed allocation returns OutOfMemory instead of
aborting the process.
…g check listed triangles against the limits
Mesh::wire_edges, uv_seam_edges, uv_tiles, map_material_uvs and
map_material_uvs_with take a Limits and return a Result. Before any work
they count the triangles the submeshes list, a triangle again for each
submesh that lists it, and return TooLarge ("triangle count") when that
is over max_triangles, as the UV G-buffer does.
- Wire edges and UV seams group the submesh ranges by material in one
pass, so many materials no longer scan every submesh once each.
- Wire edges visit a triangle that several submeshes of one material
list only once, so a hidden diagonal with one triangle stays visible.
- Material UV mapping returns Invalid when a submesh of another
material lists one of its triangles, with the mesh unchanged and the
callback not called.
- Edge, seam and range storage is reserved fallibly and returns
OutOfMemory.
…sh, and face normals of very wide triangles stay exact
Mesh::try_append fills in a missing normal, UV or tangent array on a reserved copy of that side's vertex arrays, for this mesh as well as the appended one, and reserves every array it grows before changing this mesh. A failed reservation returns OutOfMemory, and every error leaves this mesh unchanged.
surface_at computes the face normal from f64 edges, so a triangle whose corners are finite but more than f32::MAX apart keeps its face normal instead of taking the shading normal.
…the vertex limit and reserves them first
Mesh::map_material_uvs_with copies each vertex that the material shares
with another material. The mesh's vertex count, and that count plus the
copies, over Limits::max_vertices is now TooLarge "vertex count", checked
before any change to the mesh. The copies' storage in the per-vertex
arrays and the copy map is reserved fallibly first, so a failed
reservation is OutOfMemory and leaves the mesh unchanged.
…ng input vectors
Midpoint normals and tangents are the overflow-safe unit vector of the half-sum, as positions, UVs and colors already are. Before, the sum of two long finite normals, or its squared length, overflowed f32 and the midpoint normal or tangent came out zero.
…rtex limit, and ray casts skip boxes first reached at infinity
Builder::finish checks the vertex count again after the tangents, which add a copy of a vertex whose corners get different frames, so a try_ primitive does not return more vertices than Limits::max_vertices.
Bvh::slab rejects a box whose entry distance is +inf. A direction whose reciprocal overflows on every axis gave +inf for both the entry and exit distance, so an unbounded ray that misses the mesh visited every node.
Pushed follow-up commits up to 100e743c, with main at 6c894be8 merged in. The branch also merges cleanly with main at 9dcbd90c.
wire_edges, uv_seam_edges, uv_tiles, map_material_uvs and map_material_uvs_with take a &Limits and return a Result. They count a triangle once for each submesh that lists it and return TooLarge { what: "triangle count", .. } over max_triangles, as the UV G-buffer does. No crate outside craft-mesh-ops calls them.
wire_edges and uv_seam_edges group submesh ranges by material in one pass. A triangle listed twice by one material keeps its single hidden diagonal.
map_material_uvs_with returns Invalid when two materials list the same triangle, and checks vertex copies against max_vertices, both before it changes the mesh.
Mesh::try_append reserves every array first, so an error leaves the mesh unchanged.
try_subdivided keeps the direction of long normals and tangents at midpoints, the try_ primitives check the vertex count after tangent copies, and Bvh::slab misses a box first reached at infinity.
Each new test fails without its change. On 100e743c: fmt, cargo clippy -p craft-mesh-ops --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings and cargo check --workspace --tests passed, and cargo test -p craft-mesh-ops --features bvh --lib -- mesh:: primitives:: gbuffer:: bvh:: passed 87.
…s fallibly
- Mesh::try_append copies submesh and material names into reserved
strings before it changes the mesh, so a failed reservation returns
OutOfMemory with the mesh unchanged.
- Mesh::try_subdivided copies submesh and material names the same way.
try_copy now takes only Copy elements.
- Mesh::map_material_uvs_with sorts its vertex records in place with an
unstable sort keyed on vertex and triangle order, so nothing is
allocated after the vertices are split. Each vertex still gets the
centroid of the first triangle that uses it.
Computing tangents copies a vertex whose corners get different tangent
frames. Primitive builders checked the vertex count only after every
copy was made, and the slice form of tangents built every copy before
rejecting the first one, so a hostile input within the default limits
could allocate gigabytes of copies only to discard them.
Builder::finish now returns TooLarge at the first copy that would take
the mesh over max_vertices, and tangents returns its Invalid error at
the first vertex that needs a copy, with the same message. Results are
unchanged when the copies fit.
Pushed a42612b and ac472d8 on top of main at 9dcbd90 (merged in d03016b, no conflicts).
a42612b: Mesh::try_append and try_subdivided copy submesh and material names into strings reserved with try_reserve_exact before the mesh changes, so a failed copy returns OutOfMemory with the mesh unchanged. map_material_uvs_with sorts with sort_unstable_by_key, which does not allocate, after the vertices are split.
ac472d8: computing tangents stops at the first vertex copy that would pass max_vertices and returns TooLarge before the mesh changes. Before, every copy was made first and then discarded. A primitive builder's TooLarge now reports the count at the first copy over the limit.
Results are unchanged when memory and the limits allow the work. Four new tests in mesh.rs each fail without their change. On ac472d8: fmt, cargo clippy -p craft-mesh-ops --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings and cargo check --workspace --tests passed, and cargo test -p craft-mesh-ops --lib -- tangent vertex_copies primitives_count passed 15. The material_uvs, append and subdivision tests passed 15 on a42612b. The full crate tests run in CI.
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- Line 546: Update the interior-region reconstruction used by `nearest` so
exactly coplanar query points remain on the triangle plane instead of acquiring
a floating-point residual; use plane projection or an equivalent reconstruction
that preserves this behavior. Add a regression for the triangle [(-1,-1,0),
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Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs:
- Line 260: Update the band-length calculation in the buffer-processing flow to
cap BAND at the actual height h before multiplying by the width w, so a short
buffer cannot produce an oversized chunk length. Add a regression test covering
the large-width, height-one case and verify the calculated band length remains
bounded by the buffer height.
Review comments at @crates/mesh-ops/src/mesh.rs:
- Line 1265: Update the tangent fallback near the pa, pb, and pc position
scaling so it computes fallback edges and UV gradients in f64 before reducing
the resulting direction to f32. Avoid first dividing the positions by
scales.position in f32, which can erase small edge differences; preserve the
UV-derived tangent direction for the stated large-coordinate, small-edge case.
- Around line 556-558: Update the normal selection before tangent-frame
projection so non-finite input normals use a finite unit fallback, including
when scales.normal is 1.0; ensure the fallback is valid for
any_orthonormal_vector. Add a regression for a valid triangle with three NaN
normals and verify the path completes without producing non-finite tangent-frame
values or panicking.
- Line 663: Update both UV centroid calculations used by uv_tiles and
map_material_uvs_with to accumulate the three components in f64, divide by three
in f64, and then convert the centroid to Vec2, avoiding overflow from summing in
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve on-surface points in the interior-region calculation.
For triangle [(-1,-1,0), (2,0,0), (0,3,0)] and p = Vec3::ZERO, this branch computes v = 3/11 and w = 2/11. Floating-point cancellation reconstructs q.x as approximately -5.55e-17, not zero.
Consequently, nearest(p, 0.0, ...) returns None, although p lies inside the triangle. The existing thin-triangle test does not expose this separate reconstruction error.
Use a reconstruction that preserves an exactly coplanar query point, such as plane projection for the interior region. Add this triangle as a regression.
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Review comment at @crates/mesh-ops/src/bvh.rs at line 546:
Update the interior-region reconstruction used by `nearest` so exactly coplanar query points remain on the triangle plane instead of acquiring a floating-point residual; use plane projection or an equivalent reconstruction that preserves this behavior. Add a regression for the triangle [(-1,-1,0), (2,0,0), (0,3,0)] with `p = Vec3::ZERO`, verifying `nearest` with zero distance returns a result.
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Prevent band-length overflow on 32-bit targets.
With custom limits permitting width = 1 << 27 and height = 1, the texel checks pass: the barycentric array requires 1 GiB, below 32-bit isize::MAX. If both buffers allocate, this multiplication computes 2^32. It panics with overflow checks or wraps to a zero chunk length without them.
Limit the band height to the actual buffer height. Add a regression test for this arithmetic.
Proposed fix
--- "a/crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs"+++ "b/crates/mesh-ops/src/gbuffer.rs"@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@
/// and `bary` hold `w × h` entries) for the binned triangles; returns the overlap count.
fn draw(&self, uvs: &[Vec2], indices: &[u32], (w, h): (u32, u32), tri: &mut [u32], bary: &mut [[f32; 2]]) -> u32 {
let size = Vec2::new(w as f32, h as f32);
- let band_len = BAND as usize * w as usize;+ let band_len = BAND.min(h) as usize * w as usize;
let band = |(bi, (tri, bary)): (usize, (&mut [u32], &mut [[f32; 2]]))| {
let mut overlaps = 0u32;
let row0 = bi as u32 * BAND;
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let band_len = BANDasusize* w asusize;
let band_len = BAND.min(h)asusize* w asusize;
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Update the band-length calculation in the buffer-processing flow to cap BAND at the actual height h before multiplying by the width w, so a short buffer cannot produce an oversized chunk length. Add a regression test covering the large-width, height-one case and verify the calculated band length remains bounded by the buffer height.
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Replace non-finite normals before repairing tangent frames.
If an otherwise valid triangle has three Vec3::NAN normals, scales.finite selects the fallback, but scales.normal remains 1.0. This branch therefore retains the NaN normal. Projection fails, and any_orthonormal_vector() produces NaN components or panics when glam_assert is enabled. The glam 0.30 implementation requires a normalized input. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Use a finite unit fallback normal before projection and add a regression for this path.
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Update the normal selection before tangent-frame projection so non-finite input normals use a finite unit fallback, including when scales.normal is 1.0; ensure the fallback is valid for any_orthonormal_vector. Add a regression for a valid triangle with three NaN normals and verify the path completes without producing non-finite tangent-frame values or panicking.
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Compute UV centroids without overflowing the sum.
For three UVs equal to (1.5e38, 0), the sum overflows before division, although the centroid is representable. uv_tiles then omits the triangle. In map_material_uvs_with, a callback such as |centroid, uv| uv - centroid writes non-finite UVs and the method returns Ok(()).
Accumulate both centroids in f64, divide there, and then convert to Vec2.
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Update both UV centroid calculations used by uv_tiles and map_material_uvs_with to accumulate the three components in f64, divide by three in f64, and then convert the centroid to Vec2, avoiding overflow from summing in the existing precision.
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Preserve small edges in the tangent fallback.
Consider positions [(1e38,0,0), (1e38,1e-10,0), (1e38,0,1e-10)], normals +X, UVs [(0,0), (0,1), (1,0)], and indices [0,1,2]. Dividing positions by 1e38 rounds both small edges to zero. The degeneracy guard selects this fallback, which repeats the same division.
The fallback consequently loses the UV-derived +Z tangent and returns the arbitrary repair direction +Y instead. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Compute fallback edges and UV gradients in f64 before reducing their directions to f32.
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Update the tangent fallback near the pa, pb, and pc position scaling so it computes fallback edges and UV gradients in f64 before reducing the resulting direction to f32. Avoid first dividing the positions by scales.position in f32, which can erase small edge differences; preserve the UV-derived tangent direction for the stated large-coordinate, small-edge case.
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Summary
This adds the crate
craft-mesh-ops(crates/mesh-ops), thecraft-mesh-opsrow of RFC-0032 (storytold/craft-contrib#50). It holds the triangle-mesh code that TextureCraft and MaterialCraft each keep a copy of: area-weighted normals, MikkTSpace tangents, welding, UV unwrapping, the UV-space G-buffer, primitives with UVs, a BVH and the orbit camera. The crate has no UI, no file or network I/O and nounsafecode. No app uses it yet. Each app switches to it in its own pull request.The code is TextureCraft
crates/geomat386630e, withMesh::subdividedfrom MaterialCraftcrates/geom/src/mesh.rsat3133062. The BVH is TextureCraft's binned SAH builder on all three axes with its median fallback.bounds,smooth_normals,tangents,weld,unwrap_uvs),UvGBuffer::from_slicesandBvh::from_slicestake plain slices: positions and normals as[f32; 3], UVs as[f32; 2], triangle indices asu32.tangentsreturns[f32; 4]with the bitangent sign inw, and returnsInvalidfor a vertex whose triangle corners get different tangent frames. Before any work,boundschecks that every value is finite, and the other functions also check the counts againstLimitsand every index; each returns aMeshOpsError(Invalid,TooLarge,OutOfMemory).Limitshas a default for each count: 20,000,000 vertices and triangles (thecraft-meshvalues), 2,048 segments along one direction of a primitive, a G-buffer side of 8,192, 2^26 G-buffer texels, 2^32 texels visited by the G-buffer rasterizer, 2^26 entries in the G-buffer's per-band triangle lists, and 4,000,000 triangles for one unwrap. The last six are this crate's own values. Sums and products are checked withchecked_arithmetic before any allocation, and allocations go throughtry_reserve_exactortry_reserve, so a failed allocation returnsOutOfMemory.try_append,try_subdivided, thetry_primitives,UvGBuffer::try_new,Bvh::try_new,Mesh::try_compute_normals,Mesh::try_compute_tangents,unwrap::weld_idsandunwrap::auto_unwrapreturn the error. The moved forms keep their signatures: they clamp, return the mesh unchanged or return an empty result.bvh(Bvh,Hit),parallel(rayon) andserde(OrbitCamera), all off by default.README.md,Cargo.toml,NOTICEandATTRIBUTION.mdlist the crate. Flat normals, triangulation with holes, extrusion of 2D outlines and a conversion fromcraft_mesh::Mesh, which the RFC row also names, are not in this pull request.mikktspace0.3.0 isMIT OR Apache-2.0(crates.io). Itssrc/generated.rscarries the 2011 notice of Morten S. Mikkelsen's C original, whichcrates/mesh-ops/ATTRIBUTION.mdreproduces unchanged.Faults fixed in the moved code, each with a test:
Mesh::from_partsandcompute_tangentspassed a mesh with an index past its vertices to MikkTSpace, which panicked. The index check and its two tests are from TextureCraft #386 by simonhull.start + countand the index offsets ofappendwrappedu32, andvalidateadded them asusizeand accepted a range that does not cover whole triangles. They are now checked inu64and have to start and end on a triangle.Mesh::validatechecked only the positions for non-finite values. It now also rejects non-finite normals, UVs, tangents and colors.compute_tangentspassed non-finite positions to MikkTSpace. A non-finite mesh now gets per-triangle tangents without the MikkTSpace call, and so does a mesh whose triangles all become degenerate after the division below. Positions and UVs outside 1e-6 to 1e6, and normals that are not near unit length, are divided by their largest magnitude first, so finite input gives finite normals and tangents.clampon a negative or NaN half size and gave NaN UVs for a zero one. For a non-finite size or one that overflows a coordinate, they return an empty mesh and thetry_forms an error. For a segment count over the limit, thetry_forms return an error and the other forms clamp the count.Mesh::boundsand the BVH bounds dropped a NaN position throughminandmax("Returns the minimum of the two numbers, ignoring NaN",f32::min). The slice functions return an error,Mesh::boundsleaves non-finite positions out, and the BVH leaves out a triangle with a non-finite corner. Rejecting NaN explicitly is this crate's own rule.tmax, anearestquery with a non-finite point or a NaN or negative distance, and a box query with a NaN coordinate now find nothing and make no callback.appendleft the attribute arrays shorter than the positions when one side had no tangents, normals or UVs. It fills them in, and gives a side with submeshes and no material list one unnamed material.subdividedtook midpoints as(a + b) * 0.5, which overflows nearf32::MAX, multiplied submesh ranges unchecked, and had no polygon-diagonal flags to carry. It takes half-sums, keeps each submesh on its own triangles and rebuilds the flags for the four children.Mesh::trimultiplied the triangle index unchecked.normalize_tooverflowed on large finite coordinates and left a mesh with a radius under 1e-4 too small.u32unchecked.UvGBuffer::newmultiplied the caller's sides and allocated without a cap, and wrote NaN weights for a triangle whose texel coordinates overflow.auto_unwrapadded submesh fields unchecked and changed the mesh before it returned an error.Bvh::nearestskipped a point exactly atmax_dist.auto_unwrapandweld_idsgave a different result for the same mesh at a very large or very small scale.OrbitCamera::framestored NaN for a box it cannot frame.Changes since the first review:
max_triangles, the clipped box texels againstmax_gbuffer_workand the band entries againstmax_gbuffer_bin_entries, and returnsTooLargebefore it reserves the band lists (in one piece) or the texel buffers.UvGBuffer::try_newalso checks the mesh's vertex and triangle counts.auto_unwrapapplies the defaultLimitsinstead of no vertex cap. The unwrap checks the vertex count, the triangle count and the triangles its submeshes list before any work, and the output vertex count as it builds. Charts are grouped by material in one pass instead of one scan of all charts per material.f64, does not overlap the chart's faces. A layout that fits only at scale zero grows the packing square.f64from the positions as given, so a small face far from the origin keeps its normal and its chart plane.Mesh::compute_tangentssplits a vertex whose corners get different frames. A mesh with more than 2,048 triangles around one welded vertex gets the per-vertex fallback.try_subdividedrejects a submesh that names a missing material, asMesh::validatedoes, and reserves every array it copies and each triangle's midpoints before adding them.try_primitives reserve their vertices and indices.Mesh::map_material_uvscopies a shared vertex's normal, tangent, UV and color only where the mesh has that attribute, so absent arrays stay empty.Bvh::nearestfinds the nearest point inf64, inside thin triangles and next to a zero-length edge.OrbitCamera's orthographic projection and pan clamp the field of view as the perspective projection does, andprojectreturnsNonebehind the camera in orthographic mode.OrbitCamera::framekeeps the framed camera only when its view-projection is finite.surface_atand the rounded box keep the direction of vectors whose squared length overflowsf32. The cylinder's side UVs are the same at every size.TextureCraft #277 (simonhull), #416 and #253 (SteamSmith), #413 (Rebornim) and #360 (iceteabln) are open on the same files. The finite-value check that #253 adds to
Mesh::validateis also in this pull request (see above); #253's ±1e6 UV range check is not. This pull request also splits a vertex whose corners get different tangent frames (see above). The other changes of these pull requests are not included here, and the other behavior they change (tangents on quads, the UV range, G-buffer coverage on shared edges, the ray traversal) is as it is in TextureCraft today.Validation
New tests, each failing without its fix:
mesh.rs:from_parts_refuses_an_out_of_range_index_without_crashingandtangents_of_a_mesh_with_an_out_of_range_index_fall_back_without_crashing(both from font-catalog: a face cache for apps' own face objects #386),submesh_ranges_and_append_reject_overflow,validate_rejects_unaligned_and_overflowing_submeshes,tangents_reject_non_finite_and_survive_extreme_positions,tangents_skip_mikktspace_when_dividing_makes_every_triangle_degenerate,tangents_stay_perpendicular_to_very_long_normals,normals_of_many_large_triangles_at_one_vertex_do_not_overflow,bounds_reject_non_finite_positions,append_keeps_attributes_aligned,append_keeps_unnamed_materials_apart,subdivision_preserves_large_finite_midpoints,subdivision_checks_submeshes_and_diagonals,tri_rejects_overflowing_triangle_index,normalize_large_finite_meshes,normalize_handles_the_largest_radii_and_the_smallest_meshesprimitives.rs:primitives_reject_non_finite_parameters,box_rejects_negative_nan_and_zero_half_size,primitives_reject_sizes_that_overflow,primitives_reject_oversized_segment_countsbvh.rs:bvh_rejects_non_finite_queries_without_callbacks,bvh_leaves_out_non_finite_triangles,bvh_slices_check_limits_indices_and_positions,nearest_includes_points_exactly_at_the_distance,ray_hits_do_not_depend_on_the_size_of_the_trianglegbuffer.rs:gbuffer_rejects_huge_dimensions,gbuffer_skips_triangles_whose_texel_coordinates_overflow,gbuffer_slices_reject_bad_indices_and_uvs,gbuffer_rejects_overlapping_box_work_before_rasterization,gbuffer_rejects_excess_band_entries,gbuffer_mesh_constructor_respects_count_limits,gbuffer_work_counts_clipped_boxes_and_skips_off_image,gbuffer_budgets_are_checked_before_the_texels_are_reservedunwrap.rs:unwrap_rejects_bad_submeshes_and_positions_before_changing_the_mesh,unwrap_slices_return_source_vertices_and_respect_limits,unwrap_gives_the_same_layout_at_extreme_scales,weld_ids_survive_extreme_and_non_finite_positions,auto_unwrap_respects_mesh_count_limits,unwrap_core_stops_at_output_vertex_limit,unwrap_many_materials_groups_charts_oncecamera.rs:frame_leaves_the_camera_unchanged_for_a_box_it_cannot_frame,frame_keeps_the_view_finiteTests added with the review changes:
mesh.rs:tangents_split_vertices_shared_by_opposite_frames,tangents_of_a_fan_around_one_vertex_do_not_exhaust_the_stack,a_small_triangle_far_from_the_origin_keeps_its_normal_and_tangent,material_uvs_leave_absent_attributes_absent,subdivision_keeps_the_input_vertices_and_materialsunwrap.rs:a_small_triangle_far_from_the_origin_unwraps_in_its_own_plane,a_layout_that_fits_only_at_zero_scale_is_not_accepted,charts_do_not_overlap_where_a_flat_surface_winds_past_a_full_turn,faces_that_only_share_edges_and_corners_stay_in_one_chart,small_faces_that_overlap_a_large_one_start_another_chart,thin_faces_that_overlap_start_another_chartbvh.rs:a_tree_without_triangles_has_no_nodes,nearest_finds_a_point_inside_a_thin_triangle,nearest_measures_a_triangle_with_a_collapsed_edgecamera.rs:field_of_view_is_clamped_the_same_way_in_every_mode,orthographic_projection_finds_nothing_behind_the_cameraprimitives.rs:a_scaled_primitive_is_the_unit_primitive_scaledgbuffer.rs:surface_keeps_the_direction_of_long_finite_vectorsThe
OutOfMemoryresults have no test, because the allocation cannot be made to fail in a test.The 30 moved tests pass unchanged, apart from rustfmt wrapping two statements at this repository's 150 columns:
bvh.rs:nearest_point_matches_brute_force,traversal_stack_spills_in_lifo_order,ray_hits_sphere_at_expected_distance,matches_brute_force,box_query_finds_overlapping_triangles,large_coplanar_plate_does_not_degrade_leaf_sizes,clustered_coplanar_fallback_partitions_nodes,coincident_centroids_still_partition_large_and_small_trianglesmesh.rs:normals_and_tangents_of_a_quad,wire_edges_leave_out_polygon_diagonals,uv_seams_are_where_the_uv_layout_splits,uv_seams_join_positions_with_opposite_signed_zero,uv_seams_between_materials_belong_to_both_materials,validate_catches_bad_indices,append_offsets_indices_and_materials,material_uvs_remap_and_split_shared_vertices, and MaterialCraft'ssubdivision_shares_edge_midpointsprimitives.rs:primitives_are_well_formed,preview_orb_is_well_formed_with_domed_panels,material_ball_has_two_materialsgbuffer.rs:half_triangle_covers_texels_with_centers_inside,overlapping_and_degenerate_triangles,sphere_surface_lies_on_the_sphereunwrap.rs:sphere_unwraps_without_overlaps,cube_unwraps_without_overlaps,torus_and_material_ball_unwrap,many_tiny_charts_still_fit,degenerate_and_empty_meshes_do_not_failcamera.rs:center_ray_points_at_target_and_projection_inverts,pitch_is_clamped_and_zoom_boundedOn
mainat6d620e9, on Linux, at84816686:cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy -p craft-mesh-ops --all-targets -- -D warnings, and with--all-featurescargo check --workspace --testscargo test -p craft-mesh-ops --lib -- mesh::(30 passed) and-- unwrap::(18 passed), andcargo test -p craft-mesh-ops --all-features --lib -- gbuffer:: bvh:: camera:: primitives::(42 passed): 90 testscargo check -p craft-mesh-ops --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --all-featuresThe branch merges cleanly with
mainat948b5c2. The Workspace workflow runs the workspace clippy and tests, and the Rust 1.95 check, on this pull request.Summary by CodeRabbit