feat(#550): Paint v2 Slice G — cavity / curvature / AO masks - #962
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…pure data) First half of Paint v2 Slice G: the Ogre-free cores that compute the derived maps and cache them. Controller/brush/mask/recipe wiring follows. **DerivedMapGenerator** — per-vertex concavity from the HalfEdgeMesh 1-ring (average of the vertex normal dotted with the direction to each neighbour: positive = concave crevice, negative = convex ridge), remapped per kind (cavity keeps only the concave half; curvature is signed around 0.5 with a flat tolerance so tessellation noise on flat panels does not speckle), then rasterised into UV0 with seam dilation. Rasterisation is a local float implementation rather than a call into VertexColorBaker: that one is typed on RGBA8 ColourValue, so a scalar map would quantise to 8 bits and band visibly across a smooth AO gradient. The coverage- vector + double-buffered dilate discipline is copied from it deliberately — including why coverage must be explicit rather than inferred from "differs from background". AmbientOcclusion is deliberately NOT handled by generate(): it needs scene-side visibility, so generate() refuses it with a message pointing at fromVertexOcclusion(). That keeps the whole rasterisation path headless. **DerivedMapCache** — versioned <AppData>/paint/derived_maps/<hash>/<kind>.bin, following HdrCache's magic+version header and its 40-hex-char key validation (which makes "../" structurally unrepresentable rather than sanitised), plus temp-file-then-rename so an interrupted save cannot leave a half-written entry that a later load would trust. Invalidation is by CONTENT HASH, not the "EditableMesh revision counter" the issue proposed: no such counter exists, and EditableMesh exposes a public mutable subMeshes() accessor, so any counter could be bypassed without incrementing. The SHA-1 already needed for the directory name IS the invalidation. It covers positions/normals/UV/indices and deliberately EXCLUDES vertex colour and bone weights, which cannot change these maps — including them would cause needless rebakes. **DerivedMapOcclusion** — AO via depth-map visibility (the approach ProjectionPainter::OcclusionMap already proves) instead of CPU rays: there is no BVH/kd-tree in the repo and every existing ray query is a brute-force linear scan, so this avoids adding an acceleration structure. The visibility MATHS is pure data (vertex + DepthViews -> scalar) and unit-tested against synthetic depth images; only the rendering of those views will touch the Ogre scene. Two non-obvious behaviours, both pinned by tests: - Back-facing views are SKIPPED, not counted as occluding. Counting them would darken every vertex by ~half uniformly regardless of geometry. - When no view faces the normal the result is 0 (unoccluded), not 1 — the latter would black out the map on a mesh the view set happens not to cover. A behind-eye-plane guard was added after a test caught it: the perspective `behind` (w <= 0) flag never fires under an ORTHOGRAPHIC viewProj (w stays 1), so a point behind the camera got a negative axis distance that sailed through the `<= dMap + bias` comparison and read as visible. Depth-map views here are auto-framed ortho-ish renders, so that was the case that actually mattered. Tests: 37/37 (13 generator + 9 cache + 15 occlusion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Second half of Paint v2 Slice G: hooks the pure-data generators into the paint controller and surfaces them in the Inspector. **Controller** — WRITE-backed props (kind / brush-mask / strength / invert / contrast) plus read-only readiness + status, all notified by derivedMapChanged. `computeDerivedMap()` walks memory -> disk cache -> bake, so AO is not re-baked per session; `recomputeDerivedMaps()` is the issue's "Recalculate derived maps". Invalidation is the content hash agreed for this slice, not a revision counter: `invalidateDerivedMapsIfMeshChanged()` drops in-memory maps when the mesh hash moves, and `derivedMapReady()` reports false while the cached hash and the live geometry disagree — so a topology edit can never leave a stale map bound to a changed surface. `setDerivedMapContrast` also clears the cache, since contrast feeds the GENERATOR rather than the lookup. **AO** renders 12 evenly-spread depth views (Fibonacci directions) through MeshDepthRenderer and reduces them via DerivedMapOcclusion. Vertices are read from the same HalfEdgeMesh weld the rasteriser uses, so the occlusion array lines up index-for-index with its per-vertex input. Normals use the inverse transpose so non-uniform scale cannot tilt them off the surface. The occlusion bias is max(one grayscale step of the encoded range x2, 1% of the bounds radius) — below that, depth quantisation alone makes a surface occlude itself. A view that fails to render is skipped rather than aborting the whole bake. **Brush modulation** wraps the colorAt callback rather than editing each branch, so the tiling, stamp and gradient paths inherit it for free (the same shape as the existing TilingSource wrap). Two details that would otherwise silently break it: - It scales the colour's ALPHA, not RGB. Scaling RGB would drag the paint toward black in cavities instead of hiding it there. - The two scalar fast paths (solid colour, and GradientLinear) collapse the brush to one colour and use the paintBrush overload that never calls colorAt, so they are skipped while a map is modulating. Otherwise enabling the mask would appear to do nothing for the most common brush setup. `multiplyBlendByColorAlpha` is passed so the alpha we scale actually gates coverage. **Layer masks** — `applyDerivedMapToLayerMask()` fills the active layer's maskAlpha via PaintLayerStack::ensureLayerMask (which existed with the compositor honouring it, but had no non-test caller until now). It samples by UV rather than assuming a 1:1 texel mapping, since a map may be baked at a different resolution than the paint buffer. Undoable through the existing pushLayerOpUndo snapshot path. **Recipes** — "Edge wear" (inverted curvature, bare metal), "Crevice dirt" (cavity, dark grime), "AO darken" (AO, black, Multiply blend). Each adds its own masked Generated layer as one undo step. A recipe temporarily switches kind to bake its own map and then RESTORES the user's picker selection, so clicking a recipe does not silently retarget the UI. **QML** — a collapsible "Cavity / Curvature / AO" group (the panel is dense and this is occasional-use): kind picker, Bake / Recalculate with a readiness dot, status line, brush-mask + invert toggles, strength/contrast sliders, "Mask active layer", and the three recipe buttons. Breadcrumbs: paint.derived_map / .bake / .cache_hit / .cache_write_failed / .error / .layer_mask / .recipe / .recalculate. Verification status: builds clean, and `qmllint` reports ZERO errors across the file (only the pre-existing "Unqualified access" warnings that are this file's established idiom). The app launches and stays up, but its stdout/stderr are redirected internally, so runtime QML warnings could NOT be captured from a shell here — the QML group has therefore been verified statically only, and the bake/recipe buttons have not yet been exercised interactively. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
**Controller tests** (8 fixture cases): setter clamping, no-op writes not notifying (the panel mirrors these props, so churn matters), readiness AGREEING with bake success (claiming ready after a failed bake would strand the brush mask), every Q_INVOKABLE degrading safely with no session, a recipe restoring the user's kind+invert, and two brush-mask cases. The brush-mask pair is split deliberately after mutation testing showed the first version proved less than it looked like: - `...WithNoMapDoesNotBlockPainting` compares real PIXELS, not just hasActiveSession() — but it only covers the NO-MAP path, because `derivedMod` requires a non-null map, so the wrapper is never installed and derivedMapFactorAt is never reached. A mutant returning factor 0 passed this test, which is why the comment now states its scope explicitly. - `...WithMapModulatesCoverage` bakes a real map and paints at strength 1 vs strength 0, asserting the documented no-op can never paint less than a masked pass. This is the case that actually exercises the wrapper. **Cache test isolation** — the cache writes under <AppData>, i.e. the user's real data directory. The suite now wraps those tests in a fixture using QStandardPaths::setTestModeEnabled (the guard BrushAssetLibrary_test and GamificationManager_test already use) and removes the cache root in TearDown. Without it the tests polluted a real install AND read stale entries back: a `derivedMapReady()` assertion failed only because a cavity.bin from an earlier RUN was still on disk — the cache working correctly, not a bug. The polluted directory this created has been removed. **Docs** — `docs/PAINT_V2_SLICE_G_DESIGN.md` covers the three maps, why AO uses depth-map visibility instead of the ray tracer the issue specified (no BVH/kd-tree exists and every ray query is a linear scan), why rasterisation is a local float implementation rather than VertexColorBaker (RGBA8 would band an AO gradient at 8 bits), the content-hash invalidation replacing the non-existent revision counter, and the known limits (main-thread AO bake, 12-view/256px quality ceiling, per-vertex detail bounded by mesh density). CLAUDE.md gains the matching architecture entry. Tests: 45/45 (13 generator + 9 cache + 15 occlusion + 8 controller). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`docs/*` is gitignored with a per-file allowlist, so the new design doc was silently ignored by `git add`. Note docs/PAINT_V2_SLICE_F_DESIGN.md is tracked WITHOUT an allowlist entry — it predates the `docs/*` rule, so it stays tracked while any new sibling gets dropped. Allowlisted both, so Slice F's doc keeps working if it is ever re-added and Slice G's is tracked from the start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Paint v2 Slice G derived maps for cavity, curvature, and ambient occlusion. The change adds headless generation, depth-map AO, mesh-hash caching, controller APIs, brush and layer-mask integration, recipes, QML controls, tests, and build wiring. ChangesPaint v2 Slice G
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds derived-map generation, caching, and masking, but contrast changes can reuse stale cached maps and meshes without valid rasterised texels can be reported as successful blank bakes. These bounded correctness issues should be fixed before merge; the use of a non-standard math constant also needs portability follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PropertiesPanel
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PropertiesPanel->>TexturePaintController: Request map bake
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TexturePaintController->>DerivedMapOcclusion: Compute vertex occlusion
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TexturePaintController->>DerivedMapGenerator: Rasterise derived map
DerivedMapGenerator-->>TexturePaintController: Return UV-space map
TexturePaintController->>DerivedMapCache: Save generated map
TexturePaintController-->>PropertiesPanel: Report readiness and status
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HalfEdgeMesh::buildFromEditableMesh() explicitly creates one vertex per source vertex and does not merge coincident vertices, so imported meshes that duplicate vertices at UV seams, hard edges, or material boundaries have disconnected 1-rings here. On common split-vertex meshes such as a cube, verticesAroundVertex() only sees neighbors on the same planar face and produces zero curvature, causing cavity and edge-wear maps to miss the very seams and ridges they are intended to detect. Build a position-welded topology for the concavity calculation while retaining the original split vertices/UVs for rasterization.
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| const auto it = m_derivedMaps.find(m_derivedMapKind); | ||
| if (it == m_derivedMaps.end() || it->second.empty()) return nullptr; |
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When a derived brush mask remains enabled after closing a session and opening a different mesh, closeSession() leaves m_derivedMaps populated and this lookup returns the old map without checking m_derivedMapMeshHash. The brush path calls activeDerivedMap() directly rather than derivedMapReady(), so painting the new mesh before explicitly computing a map gates strokes with the previous mesh's UV map. Validate the current hash here or clear/invalidate these maps whenever the paint mesh changes.
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| // Contrast feeds the GENERATOR, so any cached map is now stale. | ||
| m_derivedMaps.clear(); |
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After a map has been baked, changing the contrast only clears the in-memory map; the on-disk key contains geometry and kind but not contrast. The next computeDerivedMap() therefore immediately reloads the old-contrast entry and reports success, making the contrast control ineffective until the user separately invokes “Recalculate derived maps.” Include generation options in the cache key or remove the affected cached cavity/curvature entries here.
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…y gate PR #960's quality gate failed on new_maintainability_rating (C, needs A), driven by cpp:S3776 cognitive complexity. `applyDerivedMapRecipe` was 114 lines with the recipe table, the mask loop and the layer plumbing all inline — the same shape that tripped the gate last time. Split before CI reports it rather than after: - `fillMaskFromActiveMap()` — the UV-sampled mask fill, now shared by the layer-mask action and the recipes so both write a mask identically. It also removes a duplicated loop that had already drifted (the recipe copy applied invert but not strength). - `derivedRecipeFor()` in an anonymous namespace — the preset table, so the entry point holds only control flow. `applyDerivedMapRecipe` is now 77 lines. Recipes deliberately fill their mask at FULL strength (`applyStrength=false`): the strength slider governs the interactive brush mask, not a preset's baked-in look — previously implicit in the duplicated loop, now explicit at the call site. Also checked the new files for the other rules that gate flagged: zero bare `catch (...)` and zero `const_cast` across DerivedMapGenerator/Cache/Occlusion. Behaviour unchanged: 45/45 tests still pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…k failure) CI's unit-tests-linux failed to LINK (not a test failure): undefined reference to `DerivedMapCache::invalidateAll(QString const&)' undefined reference to `DerivedMap::sample(float, float) const' undefined reference to `DerivedMapGenerator::kindName(DerivedMapKind)' `tests/CMakeLists.txt` keeps its OWN explicit source list for libqtmesh_test_common (not a glob), and I had only added the three new .cpp files to `src/CMakeLists.txt`. So TexturePaintController.cpp compiled into the test library with calls into symbols that library never compiled. This did not reproduce locally because the two paths differ: CI configures with -DBUILD_QT_MESH_EDITOR=OFF, which builds tests through tests/CMakeLists.txt, while my local `--target UnitTests` build went through src/CMakeLists.txt where the files were already registered. Worth remembering for any future file added under src/ that tests touch — registering it in one list is not enough. Verified each undefined symbol is defined in a file that is now listed: invalidateAll -> DerivedMapCache.cpp, sample + kindName -> DerivedMapGenerator.cpp (DerivedMapOcclusion.cpp added too, since TexturePaintController's AO path calls into it). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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179-185: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTruncate to a full header so the payload branch is covered.
FileHeaderis 24 bytes when packed.f.resize(12)cuts the header in half, soload()fails at the header read and returnstruncated header. The comment states "header only, no payload", and the test never reaches the payload-size ortruncated payloadchecks inDerivedMapCache::load.Truncate to the header size instead. The header then validates and the payload checks run.
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- ASSERT_TRUE(f.resize(12)); // header only, no payload + // 24 = sizeof(FileHeader) when packed: keep a VALID header and drop the + // payload, so load() exercises its payload-size / truncated-payload + // rejection rather than failing at the header read. + ASSERT_TRUE(f.resize(24));A second case that keeps 12 bytes would then cover the truncated-header branch as well.
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In `@src/DerivedMapGenerator.cpp`:
- Around line 266-268: Update the bake completion logic in DerivedMapGenerator
so rep.ok remains false and an error is recorded when rasterisation produces
zero covered texels, including cases where all triangles lack UVs or have
degenerate UV coverage; only report success for maps with texel coverage, and
add a regression test for the no-UV case.
In `@src/DerivedMapOcclusion.cpp`:
- Line 99: Replace the M_PI-based calculation in the golden-angle initialization
with a local standard-compliant golden-angle constant, preserving the existing
float value and behavior in DerivedMapOcclusion.
In `@src/TexturePaintController.cpp`:
- Around line 7476-7491: Update the derived-map cache identity used by
computeDerivedMap and DerivedMapCache::load to include opts.contrast, ensuring
derivedMapContrast changes produce a cache miss; at
src/TexturePaintController.cpp lines 7476-7491, include the output-affecting
generator options in the hash. At src/TexturePaintController.cpp lines
7326-7336, remove the manual m_derivedMaps.clear() and rely on the expanded key,
or invalidate all entries with DerivedMapCache::invalidateAll(currentMeshHash())
if the key remains geometry-only.
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In `@src/DerivedMapCache_test.cpp`:
- Around line 179-185: Update the truncation size in the test around
DerivedMapCache::load to use the complete FileHeader size, so the header
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| if (report) *report = rep; | ||
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Fail the bake when rasterisation writes no texels.
Line 266 sets rep.ok true when every triangle has no UVs or has degenerate UV coverage. The allocated background map is non-empty. src/TexturePaintController.cpp:7454-7533 then reports success and caches a blank map.
Set an error and keep rep.ok false when no texel has coverage. Add a no-UV regression test.
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In `@src/DerivedMapGenerator.cpp` around lines 266 - 268, Update the bake
completion logic in DerivedMapGenerator so rep.ok remains false and an error is
recorded when rasterisation produces zero covered texels, including cases where
all triangles lack UVs or have degenerate UV coverage; only report success for
maps with texel coverage, and add a regression test for the no-UV case.
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| const float golden = static_cast<float>(M_PI) * (3.0f - std::sqrt(5.0f)); |
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M_PI is not a standard C++ constant and may be unavailable unless platform-specific macros are enabled. Use a local golden-angle constant instead.
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| opts.contrast = static_cast<float>(m_derivedMapContrast); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The derived-map cache identity omits the generator options, so a contrast change does not invalidate the disk entry. DerivedMapCache::meshHash covers geometry and kFormatVersion only, while opts.contrast changes the generated map. Clearing the in-memory map is therefore not enough: the next computeDerivedMap() reloads the old map from disk.
src/TexturePaintController.cpp#L7476-L7491: include the generator options that change the output in the cache identity, so a changedderivedMapContrastbecomes a cache miss at theDerivedMapCache::loadcall instead of a hit.src/TexturePaintController.cpp#L7326-L7336: after the cache identity covers contrast, remove the manualm_derivedMaps.clear()and rely on the key, or additionally callDerivedMapCache::invalidateAll(currentMeshHash())if the key stays geometry-only.
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In `@src/TexturePaintController.cpp` around lines 7476 - 7491, Update the
derived-map cache identity used by computeDerivedMap and DerivedMapCache::load
to include opts.contrast, ensuring derivedMapContrast changes produce a cache
miss; at src/TexturePaintController.cpp lines 7476-7491, include the
output-affecting generator options in the hash. At
src/TexturePaintController.cpp lines 7326-7336, remove the manual
m_derivedMaps.clear() and rely on the expanded key, or invalidate all entries
with DerivedMapCache::invalidateAll(currentMeshHash()) if the key remains
geometry-only.
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Closes #550. Auto-generated per-mesh derived maps that gate the brush or initialise a layer mask — the canonical edge-wear / crevice-dirt / weathering workflow. Design doc:
docs/PAINT_V2_SLICE_G_DESIGN.md.The maps
0flat/convex →1crevice)0convex ←0.5flat →1concave)0open →1occluded)Cavity/curvature come from per-vertex concavity: the mean over the
HalfEdgeMesh1-ring ofdot(normal, normalize(neighbour - v)). The mesh is welded across submeshes first, so a UV seam or material split does not read as a crease. Curvature pins near-flat values to exactly neutral — without that, tessellation noise on flat panels speckles into visible edge wear.Three places the issue did not match the code
1. No
EditableMeshrevision counter exists. The issue says to invalidate through one. Worse,EditableMeshexposes a public mutablesubMeshes()accessor, so any counter could be bypassed without incrementing and would not be authoritative. Invalidation is instead by content hash — the SHA-1 already needed for the cache directory is the invalidation, with nothing to keep in sync. It covers positions/normals/UV/indices and deliberately excludes vertex colour and bone weights (they cannot change these maps, so including them would force needless rebakes).2. AO uses depth-map visibility, not CPU rays. The issue specifies "short-ray hemispherical occlusion", but there is no BVH/kd-tree/octree anywhere in the repo and every existing ray query is a brute-force linear scan — a real ray AO meant adding an acceleration structure. This reuses the depth-map test
ProjectionPainter::OcclusionMapalready proves: render depth from 12 Fibonacci-lattice directions (a lat/long grid clusters at the poles and biases AO vertically) and count how many views can see each vertex. The visibility maths stays pure-data and headless-testable; only the rendering touches the Ogre scene.3.
VertexColorBakerwas not reused for rasterisation. It is RGBA8-typed, so a scalar map would quantise to 8 bits and band visibly across a smooth AO gradient. I wrote a float rasteriser and copied its discipline — notably the explicit coverage vector, since a texel whose value equals the background is otherwise indistinguishable from an unwritten one.Non-obvious behaviours (all test-pinned)
0(unoccluded), not1. The latter blacks out regions the view set happens not to cover.projectToViewportUV's perspectivebehind(w <= 0) flag never fires under the orthographic-ish auto-framed depth views (wstays 1), so a point behind the camera got a negative axis distance that sailed through the<= dMap + biastest and read as visible. A test caught this.GradientLinearcollapse the brush to one colour via thepaintBrushoverload that never callscolorAt; without this, enabling the mask would appear to do nothing for the most common brush setup.Layer masks + recipes
PaintLayerStack::Layer::maskAlphaandensureLayerMask()already existed with the compositor honouring them, but had no non-test caller until now. "Mask active layer" fills it, sampling by UV rather than assuming 1:1 texels (a map may be baked at a different resolution than the paint buffer). Undoable via the existingpushLayerOpUndopath.Three one-click recipes each add their own masked
Generatedlayer as one undo step: Edge wear (inverted curvature / bare metal), Crevice dirt (cavity / dark grime), AO darken (AO / black / Multiply). A recipe temporarily switches kind to bake its own map and then restores the user's picker selection.Tests — 45/45
13 generator + 9 cache + 15 occlusion + 8 controller. Two worth calling out:
QStandardPaths::setTestModeEnabled(the guardBrushAssetLibrary_testalready uses). Without it they wrote to the real<AppData>and read stale entries back — a readiness assertion failed only because acavity.binfrom an earlier run was still on disk. That was the cache working correctly, not a bug; the polluted directory has been removed.hasActiveSession(), and a mutant returning factor 0 passed it. It now compares real pixels, and a second test bakes a real map and contrasts strength 1 vs strength 0 to actually exercise the wrapper.Verification status
Builds clean;
qmllintreports zero errors onPropertiesPanel.qml. The QML group is verified statically only — the app launches and stays up, but its stdout/stderr are redirected internally so runtime QML warnings could not be captured from a shell here, and the bake/recipe buttons have not been exercised interactively.Note the full test suite shows 14 pre-existing
AnimationProcessorChannelTestfailures plus a segfault under test-ordering pollution. I verified these reproduce identically on master with these changes stashed — unrelated to this slice.Known limits (documented)
AO bakes on the main thread (cached, so paid once per geometry); AO quality is bounded by the 12-view/256² budget; cavity/curvature detail is bounded by mesh density since they are per-vertex signals.
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