SamandClaude Fable 5
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- the resting player's blinking status glow was rebuilding the whole interface's batches every frame — a run whose bytes didn't move is no longer rewritten, worth 1.17 ms at Stormwind - doodad skeletons collapse into the pose buffer and parked rigs skip the model pass; doodad and prop hulls weld into batched trimeshes - the Update schedule runs on the single-threaded executor by default, measured faster than the multithreaded one for this frame - a parked camera stops claiming to move every frame Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
46 lines
2.2 KiB
Rust
46 lines
2.2 KiB
Rust
//! **The rig machinery the renderer needs** — pose storage, the pose post-pass window, the rig
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//! world composition, and the free-running global-sequence channels.
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//!
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//! Split out of `creature_anim` by 1160 stage two, along the line 1163 drew when it re-checked
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//! `finalize_rig_worlds` and found it was not gameplay behaviour at all: "its entire input set is
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//! rig/transform data, and its only `crate::` references are `billboard`, `rig_palette` and
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//! `WorldCamera` — all three engine. **Mis-filing, not behaviour.**" The same is true of the pose
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//! evaluator beside it (its only cross-module reference is `billboard`) and of the global-sequence
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//! driver (which has none at all).
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//!
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//! The line between this and what stayed is **machinery versus policy**. Evaluating an
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//! `AnimationPlayer` into per-bone locals, composing those into world matrices and palette rows,
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//! and running a model's free channels are things a second program must do to put an animated
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//! model in a world — so they are engine, and `benilla-worldview` gets them for free. *Which* clip
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//! a unit plays, when a mount rider re-seats, when a rig is worth parking — that is a game's
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//! business and stayed in `creature_anim`.
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//!
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//! [`AnimParked`] sits here for the same reason: `creature_anim::lod` decides *when* to park (a
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//! policy, reading net entities and the target), but the marker gates the pose evaluator and the
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//! billboard joint pass, both of which are here.
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use bevy::prelude::*;
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mod compose;
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mod global_seq;
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mod pose;
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pub(crate) use compose::seed_rig_rows;
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pub use compose::{finalize_rig_worlds, PosePost};
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pub use global_seq::GlobalSeqDrive;
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pub use pose::{RigAnchor, RigFrame, RigPose};
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/// This rig's per-bone pose evaluation is parked (decision 0448): the pose evaluator and the pose
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/// post-passes skip it. The sequence clocks, the driver state machine, and the event scanner all
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/// keep running — parking turns *sampling* off, nothing else.
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#[derive(Component)]
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pub struct AnimParked;
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/// Wire the rig machinery in. Registered by `WorldPlugins`, so a program with no game still poses
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/// and composes the rigs it spawns.
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pub fn plugin(app: &mut App) {
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global_seq::plugin(app);
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pose::plugin(app);
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compose::plugin(app);
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}
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