PS1 epic #412: cleanup pipeline (#428), golden validation (#817), CLI (#431), rigid animation (#429)#844
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds experimental headless PS1 capture and VRAM-dump commands, configurable zero-area cleanup, rigid animation extraction and preview authoring, retail-c golden validation, and scan rules for position and UV degeneracy metrics. ChangesPS1 runtime extraction
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participant CLI as CLIPipeline::cmdPs1
participant Manager as PS1RipManager
participant Qt as Qt event loop
participant Exporter as MeshImporterExporter::sceneExporter
CLI->>Manager: boot ISO and BIOS
CLI->>Qt: pump events during capture
Manager-->>CLI: meshBuilt or vramDumped
CLI->>Exporter: export scene or copy VRAM PNG
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| editorRotationFromGte(rawRot, rotf); | ||
| const Ogre::Matrix3 m3(rotf[0], rotf[1], rotf[2], rotf[3], rotf[4], rotf[5], | ||
| rotf[6], rotf[7], rotf[8]); | ||
| const double time = static_cast<double>(key.frame) / kFps; |
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When a scene capture starts after the game has already booted or after ps1rip_run_frames, GteRecordEntry::frame is the absolute core frame counter, not a capture-relative index. Using it directly schedules the first key at e.g. frame 600 / 30 = 20s and makes the clip length include all pre-capture time, so autoplayed rigid captures appear frozen/overlong; subtract the minimum captured frame when computing key times and clip length.
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| nodeAnim->addKeyframe(clipName, nodeName, time, | ||
| Ogre::Vector3(wx, wy, wz), Ogre::Quaternion(m3), | ||
| Ogre::Vector3::UNIT_SCALE); |
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When captureRigidAnimation is enabled for captures whose auto-fit/user normalizer scale is not exactly 1, these keyframes overwrite the normalized capture-node transform with raw modelToEditor translation and UNIT_SCALE. The static nodes are placed earlier via composeNodeTransform, so enabling the clip makes animated objects pop to raw PS1 coordinates/size instead of the same layout as the captured mesh; keyframes should apply the same placement/user scale and preserve the node scale.
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#817 — golden validation of the in-core capture chain: - Wire the `retail-c` custom-engine scene into PsxGoldenCapture (scene id + QTMESH_PS1_GOLDEN_RETAIL_C_ISO env), which the golden doc referenced but the code never resolved. - Add RetailCInCoreGoldenPass: boots a configured custom-engine disc through the real EmuCore/RipperHooks path, reconstructs with stats, asserts the unattended-achievable pass bar (tracked>0, tracked+depth>=50%, bounded, non-empty) and prints a doc-ready metric line. Verified on Crash Warped (USA): 262 tris / 786 verts / 77% tracked — RAM-scan legacy is 0% tracked on this title. slabLike is a warning (scene-dependent — needs a gameplay camera, a manual step) not a hard gate. - Widen the test's core-present check to the qtmesh wrapper + rip-fork plugin names (it only knew the stock beetle/mednafen names, so it early-returned). - Document the recorded run + how to reproduce it in golden_captures.md. #428 — cleanup pipeline for ripped geometry: - Add a zero-area (sliver) triangle cull to MeshReconstructor, toggled by the new Ps1NormalizerSettings.cleanupRemoveZeroArea (+ zeroAreaEpsilon), reported via MeshReconstructionStats.zeroAreaTrianglesDropped. Complements the existing weld+normals (Smooth) and spike-edge culls. - Complete Ps1NormalizerSettings persistence: isDefault/save/load/describe now cover trackedGeometryOnly, spikeEdgeFactor, cleanupWeldNormals and the two new fields (several were previously missing from isDefault). - Surface it everywhere: "Drop slivers" checkbox in the ripper toolbar, MCP ps1rip_capture `remove_zero_area` param, ps1.rip.cleanup.* Sentry breadcrumbs. - ScanEngine rules ps1-rip-zero-area (Warning) + ps1-rip-degenerate-uv (Info): new AssetInfo ratios computed in one geometry walk, config keys, evaluateRules emission, rule descriptions, JSON output. - Tests: ZeroAreaCullDropsSliverTriangles + 4 scan-rule evaluator tests. T-junction resolution from the issue's wishlist is intentionally deferred — the weld pass already merges the coincident verts that cause most capture T-junctions, and a general edge-vs-vertex split is a separate algorithm with no existing scaffolding. Documented on the issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the CLI half of the GUI/CLI/MCP parity rule for the runtime ripper (the
MCP ps1rip_* tools already shipped):
- `qtmesh ps1 capture <iso> --bios <bios> [--frames N | --scene Ns]
[--script in.json] [--auto-input] [--tracked-only] [--smooth]
[--drop-slivers] [--dedupe-strict] [-o out.gltf] [--json]`
- `qtmesh ps1 dump-vram <iso> --bios <bios> [--frames N] -o vram.png [--json]`
Ports the MCP capture pattern: boots the disc through PS1RipManager on its
worker thread, pumps the Qt event loop (the CLI has no exec() loop), drives
capture/scene, and exports the reconstructed scene via
MeshImporterExporter::sceneExporter. initOgreHeadless() first so the
reconstructor has a live scene to attach to. JSON input scripts
([{frame,button}, ...]) give reproducible captures; --auto-input mashes
Start/Cross past menus. The #428 cleanup toggles (tracked-only / smooth /
drop-slivers) are exposed here too. ps1.rip.cli.* Sentry breadcrumbs.
Registered in AppLaunchHandler's subcommand list + CLIPipeline dispatch +
printUsage; ENABLE_PS1_RIP-guarded (clean rebuild-flag message when off).
Xvfb-on-Linux note in CLAUDE.md. 7 arg-validation coverage tests
(build-flag-aware). Verified end-to-end on Crash Warped (USA): capture →
21 tris / 2 meshes → valid glTF, and dump-vram → 181 KB PNG.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ships the "rigid / hierarchical motion" case from the issue rewrite (the common PS1 animation): during a Capture Scene, every frame's in-core GTE records carry each object's changing (rt,tr) while its object-space verts stay fixed, so animation reduces to recording one matrix track per object — no vertex diffing. - Ps1AnimationExtractor (Ogre-free, unit-tested): segments the accumulated scene gteRecords into per-object draw runs (seq-contiguous same-matrix runs → object-space vertex-set hash identity), collects one matrix key per frame, and emits a track per object that moves across >= minFrames frames. 6 tests. - PS1RipMeshBuilder::authorRigidAnimation: matches each extracted track to its capture node by first-frame world translation and authors an Ogre::NodeAnimationTrack (translation via GteInverse::modelToEditor, rotation via editorRotationFromGte) through NodeAnimationManager, then auto-plays it. IN-EDITOR PREVIEW ONLY — node-transform tracks don't round-trip through the glTF/FBX exporter yet (skeletal only); documented at every surface. - Opt-in Ps1NormalizerSettings::captureRigidAnimation (persisted): ripper "Rigid anim" toggle, MCP ps1rip_capture `rigid_animation`, CLI `--rigid-animation`. Scene-capture only; ps1.rip.anim breadcrumb. Verified end-to-end on Crash Warped (USA): `qtmesh ps1 capture --scene 3s --rigid-animation` → 87% tracked, 4 objects, 30 matrices, tracks authored, no crash, glTF exported (geometry). Caveat (documented, from #816): GTE matrices are View×Model, so tracks fold in camera motion unless the scene has a static camera — the v1 target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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599-614: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider adding a
Ps1RipDegenerateUv_QuietUnderThresholdtest.The zero-area rule has both fire-over and quiet-under tests, but degenerate-UV only has the fire-over variant. Adding the symmetric quiet case would catch off-by-one or inverted-threshold regressions in the degenerate-UV rule specifically.
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TEST(ScanEngineTest, EvaluateRules_Ps1RipDegenerateUv_QuietUnderThreshold) { AssetInfo asset; asset.relativePath = "clean.glb"; asset.format = "glb"; asset.ps1RipDegenerateUvRatio = 0.01; // 1%, below the 10% threshold ScanConfig config = ScanConfig::defaults(); config.ps1RipDegenerateUvPct = 10.0; auto findings = ScanEngine::evaluateRules(asset, config); for (const auto& f : findings) EXPECT_NE(f.rule, "ps1-rip-degenerate-uv"); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/ScanEngine_test.cpp` around lines 599 - 614, Add a symmetric under-threshold test next to EvaluateRules_Ps1RipDegenerateUv_FiresOverThreshold, using a degenerate UV ratio below the configured ps1RipDegenerateUvPct and asserting that no finding has rule "ps1-rip-degenerate-uv".
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@src/CLIPipeline.cpp`:
- Around line 9967-9992: Ensure the signal connections created in the PS1
command flow are disconnected before any return from the relevant scope. Store
the QMetaObject::Connection results from the inCoreHooksState and error
connections, then use a scope guard or equivalent cleanup mechanism covering all
failure and success paths, including start and boot failures, so their lambdas
cannot access expired inCoreActive or sessionError locals.
In `@src/PS1/runtime/PS1RipMeshBuilder.cpp`:
- Around line 799-898: Update authorRigidAnimation to accept and use
placementScale, matching the normalization applied by composeNodeTransform().
Apply auto-fit and user scale/flip to the track’s firstWorld position before
nearest-node matching and to every keyframe translation, and use the normalized
placement scale instead of Ogre::Vector3::UNIT_SCALE when calling
NodeAnimationManager::addKeyframe. Ensure the same normalized transform is used
consistently for matching and authored animation.
In `@src/PS1/runtime/PS1RipSessionWindow.cpp`:
- Around line 325-346: Update the toggled breadcrumb calls for both
removeZeroArea and rigidAnim to use the existing ui.action category and the
ps1_rip_<feature>_on/off message convention used by trackedOnly, smoothMesh, and
strictDedupe; avoid the operational ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area category.
In `@src/ScanConfig.cpp`:
- Around line 292-295: Register "ps1-rip-zero-area" and "ps1-rip-degenerate-uv"
in PlatformProfileLoader::knownRuleKeys() so filterKnownRuleKeys() preserves
them for applyRuleOverrides() and the corresponding ScanConfig thresholds are
applied.
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In `@src/ScanEngine_test.cpp`:
- Around line 599-614: Add a symmetric under-threshold test next to
EvaluateRules_Ps1RipDegenerateUv_FiresOverThreshold, using a degenerate UV ratio
below the configured ps1RipDegenerateUvPct and asserting that no finding has
rule "ps1-rip-degenerate-uv".
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| PS1RipManager* mgr = PS1RipManager::getSingleton(); | ||
| if (!mgr) { err() << "Error: could not create PS1 ripper" << Qt::endl; return 1; } | ||
| if (!mgr->loadBios(biosPath)) { err() << "Error: BIOS load failed" << Qt::endl; return 1; } | ||
| if (!mgr->loadIso(isoPath)) { err() << "Error: ISO load failed" << Qt::endl; return 1; } | ||
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| QObject::connect(mgr, &PS1RipManager::error, mgr, | ||
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| while (!mgr->isSessionActive() && boot.elapsed() < 60000 && sessionError.isEmpty()) | ||
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| if (!mgr->isSessionActive()) { | ||
| err() << "Error: emulator did not boot" | ||
| << (sessionError.isEmpty() ? QString() : QStringLiteral(" — ") + sessionError) << Qt::endl; | ||
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| err() << "Booted core '" << mgr->activeCoreId() << "'; in-core hooks: " |
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Disconnect the PS1 signal handlers before returning
PS1RipManager stays alive for the process, and run() keeps spinning the event loop after cmdPs1() returns. These lambdas capture stack locals, so a late inCoreHooksState or error emission can write through freed memory. Store the connections and disconnect them on every exit path, or wrap them in a scope guard like the meshBuilt handler.
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created in the PS1 command flow are disconnected before any return from the
relevant scope. Store the QMetaObject::Connection results from the
inCoreHooksState and error connections, then use a scope guard or equivalent
cleanup mechanism covering all failure and success paths, including start and
boot failures, so their lambdas cannot access expired inCoreActive or
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| const QString &captureId, const Ps1NormalizerSettings &normalize) | ||
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| const QVector<Ps1MatrixTrack> tracks = Ps1AnimationExtractor::extract(records); | ||
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| const double clipLength = std::max(0.001, static_cast<double>(maxFrame) / kFps); | ||
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Ogre NodeAnimationTrack keyframe translate scale absolute or relative semantics SceneNode animation
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In Ogre3D, NodeAnimationTrack is a specialized animation track used to animate SceneNode properties, including translation, rotation, and scale [1][2]. Keyframes within a NodeAnimationTrack contain transformation snapshots—specifically position (translation), orientation (rotation), and scale—at discrete points in time [3][4]. When an animation plays, Ogre interpolates between these keyframes (tweening) to produce smooth movement [3][5]. Regarding the semantics of transforms in Ogre animations: 1. Absolute vs. Relative: Ogre NodeAnimationTrack keyframes generally operate in absolute terms relative to the node's parent or local space (effectively defining the node's transform state at a specific time) [4]. They are not inherently relative to the node's previous position or "delta-based" in the track itself [4]. Because they act as absolute snapshots, applying the same animation to different nodes will result in those nodes moving to the exact same world or parent-relative coordinates [4]. 2. Applying Transforms: When you apply an animation to a SceneNode, Ogre uses the apply or applyToNode methods [6][7]. These methods take the interpolated values from the track and update the node's state [3][6]. 3. Scaling and Blending: The apply method supports a scale parameter, which is used to adapt an animation (e.g., scaling the translation/movement intensity) to different target sizes [3][8]. When blending multiple animations, weights are applied to these transforms to determine the final blended state of the node [3][7]. 4. Best Practices: Since these keyframes are absolute snapshots, if you wish to animate a node relative to its current starting position, you must manually factor the node's initial or current position into the keyframe data when creating the animation [4]. Alternatively, you can use methods like setInitialState on a node to establish a base state for delta calculations if the specific animation system implementation supports it [9]. In summary, the semantics are primarily snapshot-based (absolute transform values per keyframe), requiring manual adjustment if "relative" movement (i.e., animation offsets based on starting position) is desired [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre-next/api/latest/class_ogre_1_1v1_1_1_node_animation_track.html
- 2: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre/api/1.12/class_ogre_1_1_node_animation_track.html
- 3: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre/api/latest/class_ogre_1_1_node_animation_track.html
- 4: https://forums.ogre3d.org/viewtopic.php?t=56266
- 5: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre/api/14/class_ogre_1_1_node_animation_track.html
- 6: https://github.com/OGRECave/ogre/blob/f722f080/OgreMain/include/OgreAnimationTrack.h
- 7: https://github.com/OGRECave/ogre/blob/f722f080/OgreMain/src/OgreAnimationTrack.cpp
- 8: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre/api/latest/class_ogre_1_1_animation.html
- 9: https://ogrecave.github.io/ogre/api/latest/class_ogre_1_1_node.html
Normalize the rigid-animation keyframes
NodeAnimationTrack uses absolute transforms, so the raw modelToEditor() translation and Ogre::Vector3::UNIT_SCALE here will override the static composeNodeTransform() placement when auto-fit or user scale/flip is enabled. Pass placementScale through and apply the same normalization to both firstWorld matching and each keyframe.
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In `@src/PS1/runtime/PS1RipMeshBuilder.cpp` around lines 799 - 898, Update
authorRigidAnimation to accept and use placementScale, matching the
normalization applied by composeNodeTransform(). Apply auto-fit and user
scale/flip to the track’s firstWorld position before nearest-node matching and
to every keyframe translation, and use the normalized placement scale instead of
Ogre::Vector3::UNIT_SCALE when calling NodeAnimationManager::addKeyframe. Ensure
the same normalized transform is used consistently for matching and authored
animation.
| // Mesh cleanup: drop zero-area (sliver) triangles from the raw capture | ||
| // (#428). Complements Smooth — welding shares verts, this removes the | ||
| // collinear / duplicate-vertex triangles PS1 quad-splits leave behind. | ||
| auto *removeZeroArea = new QCheckBox(tr("Drop slivers"), this); | ||
| removeZeroArea->setToolTip(tr("Clean up: remove zero-area (collinear / duplicate-vertex) " | ||
| "sliver triangles common in PS1 captures. Takes effect on " | ||
| "the next Capture Frame.")); | ||
| removeZeroArea->setChecked(settings.value(ps1SettingsKey(kRemoveZeroAreaKey), false).toBool()); | ||
| { | ||
| Ps1NormalizerSettings s = m_manager->normalizerSettings(); | ||
| s.cleanupRemoveZeroArea = removeZeroArea->isChecked(); | ||
| m_manager->setNormalizerSettings(s); | ||
| } | ||
| connect(removeZeroArea, &QCheckBox::toggled, this, [this](bool on) { | ||
| Ps1NormalizerSettings s = m_manager->normalizerSettings(); | ||
| s.cleanupRemoveZeroArea = on; | ||
| m_manager->setNormalizerSettings(s); | ||
| SentryReporter::addBreadcrumb(QStringLiteral("ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area"), | ||
| on ? QStringLiteral("on") : QStringLiteral("off")); | ||
| QSettings().setValue(ps1SettingsKey(kRemoveZeroAreaKey), on); | ||
| }); | ||
| toolbar->addWidget(removeZeroArea); |
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Use ui.action breadcrumb category for the new checkbox toggles.
Both new checkboxes (removeZeroArea and rigidAnim) are UI actions but use ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area and ps1.rip.anim as breadcrumb categories. All existing checkboxes in the same toolbar (trackedOnly, smoothMesh, strictDedupe) use ui.action with ps1_rip_<feature>_on/off messages. Additionally, ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area collides with the operational telemetry category in PS1RipManager.cpp line 202, making it hard to distinguish the user toggle from the capture-time drop count in Sentry.
As per coding guidelines, use ui.action for UI actions.
♻️ Proposed fix for breadcrumb categories
connect(removeZeroArea, &QCheckBox::toggled, this, [this](bool on) {
Ps1NormalizerSettings s = m_manager->normalizerSettings();
s.cleanupRemoveZeroArea = on;
m_manager->setNormalizerSettings(s);
- SentryReporter::addBreadcrumb(QStringLiteral("ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area"),
- on ? QStringLiteral("on") : QStringLiteral("off"));
+ SentryReporter::addBreadcrumb(QStringLiteral("ui.action"),
+ on ? QStringLiteral("ps1_rip_remove_zero_area_on")
+ : QStringLiteral("ps1_rip_remove_zero_area_off"));
QSettings().setValue(ps1SettingsKey(kRemoveZeroAreaKey), on);
}); connect(rigidAnim, &QCheckBox::toggled, this, [this](bool on) {
Ps1NormalizerSettings s = m_manager->normalizerSettings();
s.captureRigidAnimation = on;
m_manager->setNormalizerSettings(s);
- SentryReporter::addBreadcrumb(QStringLiteral("ps1.rip.anim"),
- on ? QStringLiteral("capture_on")
- : QStringLiteral("capture_off"));
+ SentryReporter::addBreadcrumb(QStringLiteral("ui.action"),
+ on ? QStringLiteral("ps1_rip_rigid_anim_on")
+ : QStringLiteral("ps1_rip_rigid_anim_off"));
QSettings().setValue(ps1SettingsKey(kRigidAnimKey), on);
});Also applies to: 348-371
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In `@src/PS1/runtime/PS1RipSessionWindow.cpp` around lines 325 - 346, Update the
toggled breadcrumb calls for both removeZeroArea and rigidAnim to use the
existing ui.action category and the ps1_rip_<feature>_on/off message convention
used by trackedOnly, smoothMesh, and strictDedupe; avoid the operational
ps1.rip.cleanup.zero_area category.
Source: Coding guidelines
| if (r.contains("ps1-rip-zero-area")) | ||
| ps1RipZeroAreaPct = r["ps1-rip-zero-area"].toDouble(); | ||
| if (r.contains("ps1-rip-degenerate-uv")) | ||
| ps1RipDegenerateUvPct = r["ps1-rip-degenerate-uv"].toDouble(); |
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The convenience `extract(records)` overload was defined inline in the header
and forwarded to `extract(records, Options{})`. CI's unit-tests-linux hit an
undefined reference to the 2-arg overload from the header site. Move the
single-arg definition into the .cpp so there is exactly one emitted definition
and no header-side dependency on the nested Options initializers. Builds +
links clean; 6 extractor tests pass.
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The per-file test harness in tests/CMakeLists.txt (qtmesh_test_common → MaterialEditorQML_test etc.) has its OWN explicit PS1 runtime source list, separate from src/PS1/CMakeLists.txt. PS1RipMeshBuilder.cpp now calls Ps1AnimationExtractor::extract, so that list needs the extractor TU too — without it those executables fail to link with an undefined reference (the CI unit-tests-linux failure). Verified: both extract() overloads are now defined (T) in libqtmesh_test_common.a. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/PS1/golden_captures.md`:
- Around line 90-92: Specify a language on the fenced code block containing the
retail-c golden output by changing its opening fence to use text (or another
appropriate language), satisfying MD040.
- Around line 85-87: Align the golden-scene assertion and documentation on the
same pass criterion: require depth-valid coverage of at least 50% (or explicitly
revise the table if the combined tracked-plus-depth metric is intended). Update
the test description, assertions, and recorded example consistently, using the
golden capture test and its tracked/depth pass-bar logic as the reference.
- Around line 128-133: Update the retail-c table entry and its surrounding
explanation to explicitly label the automated capture as diagnostic
evidence/non-pass, since it has depth=0% and slabLike=1. Retain the in-core
recovery details, but state that acceptance requires a static gameplay capture
with !slabLike and sufficient depth validity; revise the “both legitimate”
wording so it does not imply the current rows satisfy the documented golden-run
criteria.
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| It boots the disc, captures one frame through the real `EmuCore`/`RipperHooks` | ||
| path, reconstructs with stats, asserts the pass bar (`tracked > 0`, | ||
| `tracked+depth ≥ 50%`, `!slabLike`, has bounds), and prints a doc-ready line to |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Align the automated assertion with the documented pass bar.
The golden-scene table requires depth-valid ≥ 50%, but this section says the test accepts tracked+depth ≥ 50%. The recorded example (tracked=77%, depth=0%) would therefore pass this assertion while failing the stated retail-c criterion. Update the test or documentation so the acceptance threshold is unambiguous.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@src/PS1/golden_captures.md` around lines 85 - 87, Align the golden-scene
assertion and documentation on the same pass criterion: require depth-valid
coverage of at least 50% (or explicitly revise the table if the combined
tracked-plus-depth metric is intended). Update the test description, assertions,
and recorded example consistently, using the golden capture test and its
tracked/depth pass-bar logic as the reference.
| ``` | ||
| [retail-c golden] tris=… verts=… tracked=…% depth=…% trusted=…% slabLike=0 hasBounds=1 prims=… meshes=… | ||
| ``` |
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Specify the fenced-block language.
Add text (or another appropriate language) after the opening fence to satisfy MD040.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@src/PS1/golden_captures.md` around lines 90 - 92, Specify a language on the
fenced code block containing the retail-c golden output by changing its opening
fence to use text (or another appropriate language), satisfying MD040.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
| | 2026-07 | `retail-c` | Crash Bandicoot: Warped (USA) | `924c475` | `tris=262 verts=786 tracked=77% depth=0% trusted=77% slabLike=1 hasBounds=1 prims=248 meshes=4` | **Unattended automated boot** (`RetailCInCoreGoldenPass`, ~600 frames, no controller input). Demonstrates the in-core chain end-to-end on a custom-engine retail disc: **77% of vertices land exact model-space via in-core GTE records** (RAM-scan legacy = 0% tracked on this title). `slabLike=1` because the unattended boot pauses on the 2D title/loading screen — the geometry recovered there is a flat UI plane. Reaching a static 3D **gameplay** camera (where `!slabLike` and the mesh is recognizable — e.g. the "WARPED" title 3D text, level props) requires driving the game by hand; do that pass in the GUI session window and record the numbers + screenshots here. | | ||
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| The automated row is the **repeatable CI-adjacent proof**; the manual gameplay row | ||
| is the **visual-quality proof**. Both are legitimate — the epic bar (#817) allows | ||
| partial recovery and asks that what is and isn't recovered be documented, which the | ||
| two rows together do. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Mark this as diagnostic evidence, not a passing golden run.
This row has depth=0% and slabLike=1, so it fails the documented retail-c bar. Keep it as an automated in-core diagnostic, but label it explicitly as non-pass until the required static gameplay capture with !slabLike and sufficient depth validity is recorded; otherwise the “both legitimate” wording can be read as satisfying the acceptance criteria.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/PS1/golden_captures.md` around lines 128 - 133, Update the retail-c table
entry and its surrounding explanation to explicitly label the automated capture
as diagnostic evidence/non-pass, since it has depth=0% and slabLike=1. Retain
the in-core recovery details, but state that acceptance requires a static
gameplay capture with !slabLike and sufficient depth validity; revise the “both
legitimate” wording so it does not imply the current rows satisfy the documented
golden-run criteria.
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Summary
Implements the four remaining open issues of the PS1 runtime-extraction epic (#412), closing it out. Builds on the in-core capture chain merged in #825.
Closes #428, closes #817, closes #431, closes #429.
#817 — Golden validation of the in-core capture chain
retail-ccustom-engine scene intoPsxGoldenCapture(scene id +QTMESH_PS1_GOLDEN_RETAIL_C_ISO) — the golden doc referenced it but the code never resolved it.RetailCInCoreGoldenPass: boots a configured custom-engine disc through the realEmuCore/RipperHookspath, reconstructs with stats, asserts the pass bar (tracked>0,tracked+depth≥50%, bounded, non-empty) and prints a doc-ready metric line. Verified on Crash Warped (USA): 262 tris / 786 verts / 77% tracked (RAM-scan legacy = 0% tracked on this title).golden_captures.md.#428 — Cleanup pipeline for ripped geometry
MeshReconstructor, plus completedPs1NormalizerSettingspersistence for all cleanup toggles.remove_zero_area,ps1.rip.cleanup.*breadcrumbs.ps1-rip-zero-area(Warning) +ps1-rip-degenerate-uv(Info) soqtmesh scanflags dirty captures. Tests for the cull + 4 scan-rule evaluators.#431 — Headless
qtmesh ps1CLI subcommandqtmesh ps1 capture+dump-vram: boots viaPS1RipManageron its worker thread, pumps the event loop (noexec()), exports viasceneExporter. JSON input scripts +--auto-inputfor reproducible/unattended captures; Xvfb-on-Linux documented.ps1rip_*parity already shipped in PS1: in-core capture chain — fork ABI, GTE/GP0 tracking, tiered reconstruction (#813–#817) #825.)#429 — Rigid animation capture from per-frame GTE records
Ps1AnimationExtractor(Ogre-free, unit-tested): groups a scene capture's per-frame GTE matrices into one track per moving object.PS1RipMeshBuilder::authorRigidAnimationauthors anOgre::NodeAnimationTrackper object so the ripped motion plays in the editor viewport.--scene 3s --rigid-animation→ 87% tracked, tracks authored, no crash.Testing
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