Section 5.5.16 reports both landed commits and the one that did not land.
The sky: V4f's content as a Vulkan arm, and the fourth defect of the
compiles-clean class - a 32-byte vertex stride declared for a 36-byte record,
found by capture rather than by validation, because AcDream.Core.Terrain.Vertex
carries a TerrainLayer member no sky attribute names. The generalisation is
written down: every .Rhi.cs arm restates a CPU record's footprint from memory and
only one of them now has a test.
Section 5.4 is marked DISCHARGED, with the distinction it turns on spelled out.
The divergence it describes has not been on the tree since the V4c revert took
that hunk with it; what the revert did not undo was the reason it existed, and
that is what V6k commit 2 closed. V7 is no longer blocked on it.
Particles are recorded as BLOCKED rather than deferred, with the measurement
behind it: GpuVertexLayout has one stride and no divisor and BindVertexBuffer
binds one buffer at vertex rate, so the contract can express instanced drawing
but not instanced vertex input - which is what both particle pipelines are built
on. Three ways out are stated, two of them contract changes and the third a
five-fold bandwidth amplification that does not scale to mesh particles. The
choice belongs to whoever owns section 3.3.
The V7 defect list is rewritten around what is now true, including two items the
slice found rather than inherited: PortalDepthMaskRenderer cannot be expressed
without a stencil dimension in GpuPipelineDescription, and a Vulkan viewport needs
sample-count pipeline variants as well as the layered sampled view the section
5.5.7 re-check turned into a loud precondition. The MSAA item stops being a
prediction and becomes a measurement: 8.83% of the frame at 4x, essentially all of
it alpha-to-coverage edges on foliage, with rows 300-720 contributing 980 of
81,359 differing pixels.
Section 5.1's debt table gains a V6k row saying which uncovered surfaces were
checked - the sky band across seven day groups, the paperdoll through a connected
inventory capture - and which two remain: the appraisal viewport, and the sun,
moon and rain cylinder a fixed outdoor camera cannot see.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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