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… restart Shutdown code was added that cleaned up voice connections, which we should do during shutdown. However, we do reuse voice connections in cases like reconnects so we can't totally clean up the connections. Fixes #6251
Voice should not 'runFor' main app loop on shutdown.
Voice wasn't automatically reconnecting after a voice server crash or restart
Reverted change affects existing content. That existing content has high impact on performance, but content is already inworld, need to find another solution.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds LLUI controls and XUI Studio infrastructure, changes color-table and undo behavior, updates viewer payment and hibernation flows, adjusts WebRTC lifecycle handling, and changes build and platform configuration. ChangesUI controls and property editing
XUI Studio integration
Runtime and viewer flows
Build and support configuration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ALFloaterXUIStudio
participant ALCanvasView
participant ALStudioFloater
participant ALViewCapture
ALFloaterXUIStudio->>ALCanvasView: apply zoom, pan, and backdrop
ALCanvasView->>ALFloaterXUIStudio: report zoom changes
ALFloaterXUIStudio->>ALStudioFloater: use shared pane, history, and state services
ALFloaterXUIStudio->>ALViewCapture: capture and save preview
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Specific Studio interactions can display stale settings, drag the wrong item, or crash after a detached preview outlives its Studio window. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (2 warnings, 1 inconclusive)
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🟡 Minor · Reset mShuttingDown for a reused connection. · llwebrtc.cpp:1316-1319
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mShuttingDownfor a reused connection.
terminate()callscloseOnSignalingThread(false), which setsmShuttingDowntotruewhile retaining the connection object for reuse.initializeConnection()resetsmAnswerReceivedbut notmShuttingDown. After the replacement peer connection reacheskConnected,gatherConnectionStats()still returns at its shutdown guard, so observers receive no connection statistics. ResetmShuttingDownat the start of the signaling-thread initialization task.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@indra/llmath/llvolume.cpp`:
- Around line 3318-3321: Update the sculpt face-generation flow around
createVolumeFaces() to invoke validate_sculpt_geometry() after regenerating
mVolumeFaces, restoring rejection of disproportionate sculpt geometry. Preserve
the existing placeholder fallback behavior when validation fails, and only
accept the generated faces when the ratio check passes.
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In `@indra/llwebrtc/llwebrtc.cpp`:
- Around line 1316-1319: Reset mShuttingDown to false at the start of the
signaling-thread initialization work in initializeConnection, alongside the
existing mAnswerReceived reset, so a reused connection can gather and deliver
statistics after reaching kConnected.
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The sun lens flare decided its own visibility per fragment, from scratch, every frame: nine effectively binary depth taps in a 0.02 UV disk plus a single point-sampled texel of the sun for brightness, with a hard return when that texel was not HDR-bright. Cover the sun's centre pixel and the whole flare -- a streak across the frame, halo, ghosts, starburst -- went out in one frame and came back in the next. A camera moving behind fence posts or foliage turned that into a strobe, and the only smoothing on the CPU was a per-frame lerp of the screen-edge fade, which the depth test never passed through. Move the measurement into a 2x1 state pass (generateLensFlareState, lensFlareStateF.glsl) that runs right before colorCorrect against the frame's final depth and ping-pongs like the exposure map. It probes 48 taps on a golden-angle Fermat spiral, aspect-corrected and centre weighted, sized from the sun disc's own angular radius through the current FOV, and takes the sun colour from the unoccluded taps only. The result is filtered in luminance with RGB following: asymmetric time constants, a slew cap relative to a decaying reference luminance so no frame can move the drive by more than a bounded fraction of the sun's recent brightness, and adaptive damping that slows the filter when the raw target keeps reversing direction. One reversal (an ordinary reveal) costs nothing; a fence-post train settles to the mean coverage within a few crossings. computeLensFlare now reads one texel of that texture and no longer touches depth or the scene buffer, which also removes ten texture reads per fragment for a value that was constant across the frame. Every constant comes from scripts/content_tools/check_lens_flare_state.py, which mirrors the shader statement for statement and replays edges, poles and square-wave occlusion at 30/60/144 fps: a 3 Hz strobe settles to a 0.07 swing, a clean step rises 10-90% in FadeTime, and the slew alone bounds the flare to 1.8 full cycles per second at the default. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
RenderLensFlareOcclusionTaps has nothing left to control: the state pass always uses all 48 taps, and at two fragments a frame they are free. RenderLensFlareOcclusionRadius was a fixed fraction of the screen, so zooming in shrank the probe relative to the sun and a thin post could cut the flare. It becomes RenderLensFlareOcclusionScale, a multiple of the sun disc's apparent radius, which follows zoom and the sky's sun scale. RenderLensFlareFadeTime is the one temporal knob: seconds for a full fade-in, with the fade-out and the rate limit derived from it. Both keys are declared with their ranges, swapped into the Looks whitelist and all three bundled Looks at their defaults, and take the two rows of the Lightbox Occlusion group at the same heights. The architecture note gains the state pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Size now runs 0.25 to 2.0 disc radii and Fade 0.1 to 1.0 seconds: the upper halves of the old ranges were beyond anything a Look would want, and a shorter slider puts the useful travel under the mouse. The clamps in generateLensFlareState, the setting comments, the three bundled Looks and the two Lightbox rows all move together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fifteen review findings and one field report, in one pass because they touch the same forty lines. The identifier `packed` was a GLSL reserved word before 4.20: the state shader would not have compiled on macOS GL 4.1 or on Mesa, and the loader would have dropped the whole deferred set with it. The material-preview gate compared `src` against `mRT->screen` after the preview had already swapped `mRT` to the auxiliary pack, so it never fired and the world's flare was painted onto the preview sphere; it is now `mRT == &mMainRT`, and chromatic aberration on the preview is left as it was. The step detector behind the adaptive damping keyed on the per-frame delta, so a fence post crossing the probe over several frames never registered at high frame rates while the same scene was damped at 30 fps. It now measures displacement from an anchor (texel 1's blue channel) and normalises by the brightest unoccluded tap rather than by a reference that had decayed to the occluded level, which had made the reveal after a long partial occlusion three times slower. The sun behind alpha-masked pine needles flickered with the camera and the trees perfectly still. The per-frame golden-angle rotation of the tap pattern re-sampled the needle mask every frame, and the HDR gate on the mean colour of the unoccluded taps opened and closed at the threshold. The pattern is now fixed and has 256 taps (48 fixed taps read a half-plane with a worst bias of 0.14 and give one tap 15% of the weight; 256 read within 0.036 with 3.1%), and each tap is gated on its own: an occluded tap contributes nothing, an unoccluded one its overbright colour. A still scene now gives an identical estimate every frame; a drifting camera moves the filtered drive by half a percent per frame. Also: off-screen taps clamp to the frame edge for depth and colour, so the screen-edge margin works again and nothing leaks through an occluder at the edge, and the probe radius is capped; the drive snaps to exact zero below 1e-4 once the target is black, because a half-float target pins a geometric decay at a denormal and the reader's early-out needs true black; a no-post snapshot holds the history instead of clearing it; a sun/moon flip clears it; the probe carries the drawn disc's horizon enlargement and the tiled-snapshot zoom; the ping-pong is a handle swap and only the target read as history is cleared; colorCorrect no longer binds a depth texture nothing samples; the shader derives its rates from one FadeTime uniform and is the declared source of truth, with the script as its mirror and regression test, now covering ramped edges, partial occlusion under a held camera, and needles with a still and a drifting camera. Stale prose is trimmed to pointers and LIGHTBOX.md names all three clean-plate gates. Tested in world: no flicker in the needle scene or elsewhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…solver for colours, and editors for pictures The grid takes new values without rebuilding its rows: filled again on every commit it deleted every row, so a slider stopped after one step of its drag, a colour popover lost the swatch it belonged to on its first live change, and a box lost the keyboard on Enter. updateFields takes the same rows with what they say now and tells each editor that is not being dragged or typed in; rows that differ go through setFields as before. A grid can be told to keep the order it was given, since a vocabulary has one, and not to fold the sections nothing is written in. A row learns a value's labels, a number's range, step and decimals, and a slider over a bounded range, all unset by default so XUI Studio's rows are as they were; its search matches the words a row is called by as well as the name a file writes. A colour field, and the grid that makes one, can be given a resolver for colours colors.xml knows nothing about, which is how a $Variable gets a swatch; the popover asks the same resolver, offers the caller's own names before the table's, reads the table's colours by name so it shows the ones in force and the ones a person added, and resolves its text again when the table's count has moved. Four editors for values that are pictures before they are numbers, and the grid asks for them: ALCornerField draws a rounded rectangle with a box at each corner and a link that keeps the four the same; ALOffsetPad is a dot dragged where an offset should fall, with the two numbers beside it; ALAngleDial is a handle turned to a direction; ALImageField shows the picture a name comes to beside the name and opens the pictures over whatever is under it, each drawn as itself under its name, with a way through to whatever tool edits one. The grid gives the picture field to every row whose type is an image, offering whatever pictures and tool the caller says. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, and the colour table as rows What XUI Studio had of its own, in the library, so that any window laid out as a studio can have it. ALStudioFloater: a menu bar whose own shortcuts answer before the viewer's -- without saying so the viewer's menu answers first and quietly keeps every key it also binds -- undo and redo said in the words the history list uses for the same steps, a status line in the plain ink or the alarm's, open-quickly over a list of candidates, and a state holding the regions and the window's rect in the viewer's own settings, applied on opening; a studio is opened from the login screen, where there is no account yet to have remembered anything. ALPaneFolds binds the regions that fold away and come back with everything they held, or come out into a window of their own and back, and saves and loads them by key. ALUndoStack keeps steps of any kind, joins a run of changes to one thing within a moment of each other into one step, names each step by the first thing said after it, and says what the next step either way would do. ALColorTablePanel is the colour table as rows: every name the skins declare and every one a person added, with the colour it comes to, the file that declared it and the colour it refers to where it refers to one. A row a person changed is theirs, sits under a heading of its own in front, says what the skin had, and its way back is the skin's colour again; the rows are read again when the table's count has moved, and while the panel is up the person's colours are written a moment after the changing stops, so a crash loses the last two seconds and no more. A caller that knows who paints with each colour can say so, and the row says how many and marks them in its gutter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… and backdrop; the colour settings window as the table's rows The rect bookkeeping, the accelerator routing, the folds and the regions that come out into windows of their own, the status line, open-quickly and the words on the undo and redo items come from the studio floater now; the canvas draws its rules from the base, saying what they measure and mark, and takes the wheel from the base too, so a step of the zoom is the same ladder as any canvas and zooms about the pointer -- the linear step and the four-hundred percent ceiling are gone. The canvases share one scrolled row, so one of them decides where a zoom scrolls it: the wheel's canvas when the wheel zoomed, the primary otherwise; the rest take the number. The middle button and the space bar drag the view. The canvas bar gains a choice of what is behind the preview -- nothing, the pattern of colour bands, discs and text, a checkerboard for what is transparent, the window colour, or a light grey -- drawn under every canvas, the ones in the row and any in a window of its own, and kept with the rest of the window's state. The Library has a Grid switch that shows the widgets as cells across and down, kept in the state too. A picture attribute is a picture field whose popover offers every texture the skin names. Opened by another window with something to find, the query goes into the find mode and runs over every skin, and asked to go there, the first result is selected as a result pressed would be. The Tools menu reaches the colour settings. The schema reads a compiler's spelling of a type through the demangler before taking the rest off. Capturing a preview as an image is ALViewCapture: a screen rect as a picture, written to the file the picker names in the format its extension says. The colour settings window is the colour table panel and nothing else: the list, swatch, alpha spinner and the ColorSettingsHideDefault switch it read are gone, and opened with a name it opens on that colour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…edits to one field back as one ALXUIDocuments kept its actions in two vectors of its own: the steps back, the steps forward, and every rule about them written here. They are an ALUndoStack now, the one the studio base is built around: the same order, the same taking and putting back, the same depth, which the actions never had a bound on before. What the stack brings that the vectors did not is a run. Given a window, an action of one step that wrote one field of one element joins the action before it when that was the same field within the window, so a number stepped three times with an arrow, or an element nudged along a row of presses, is one thing in the history and one undo; the steps add up, what the run did is what its last step did, and putting it back replays that field live the way one step does. An Action over several steps is never joined, another field is another action, and an edit after an undo begins a new run rather than growing the one put back. The window is the caller's: the documents start with none, and XUI Studio gives them a second. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@indra/llui/alangledial.cpp`:
- Around line 192-202: Ensure both ALAngleDial and ALOffsetPad clear mDragging
when mouse capture is lost: declare and implement onMouseCaptureLost in
indra/llui/alangledial.h and indra/llui/alangledial.cpp at lines 192-202, and in
indra/llui/aloffsetpad.h and indra/llui/aloffsetpad.cpp at lines 189-199. The
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In `@indra/llui/alpropertygrid.cpp`:
- Around line 449-452: Update the component LLSpinCtrl guard in updateFields to
also exclude controls with keyboard or mouse capture, using
gFocusMgr.childHasMouseCapture(spin) and spin->hasMouseCapture() alongside the
existing focus checks before calling setValue.
- Around line 395-399: Update sameRow to compare the omitted row-affecting
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deprecated, instead, description, and alsoWritten. Preserve the existing
comparisons and ensure changes to any of these fields cause the row to be
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In `@indra/llui/alspecimenlist.cpp`:
- Line 196: Store the pressed specimen’s value in handleMouseDown() after
resolving the cell index, add a member to retain it, and pass that stored value
to startDrag() instead of mList.mChosen so dragging follows the cell pressed by
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- Around line 475-483: Keep generated image icons out of Specimen::view, which
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- Line 114: Update the Alspecimenlist cell-mode predicate cells() to require
both mCellWidth and mCellHeight to be positive, preventing layoutCells() from
operating with zero-height cells.
In `@indra/llui/tests/alcolortablepanel_test.cpp`:
- Around line 143-154: Guard both lookups of “White” in the test before
dereferencing the returned pointer: after each call to rowNamed, add an
assertion that white is non-null, then retain the existing authored, group, and
description checks.
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to capture a derived ALFloaterXUIStudio handle from tool instead of the raw
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…lved once per change of its inputs The material preview renders through colorCorrect inside the auxiliary pack, and the dirt plate is generated at the screen's shape, so it was being stretched over the preview sphere; it is gated on the world frame the way the flare already is. The distortion auto-fit walked 64 boundary probes and a 15x15 interior grid every frame while distortion was on, for inputs that only move when a slider or the window does. The inputs are compared first and the solve skipped while they hold, the way the dirt plate's parameters are. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the uniform tables The enum and the string table are compiled together and nothing keeps an index, so there is no order to preserve by appending at the tail; the entries go beside the split-tone and grading blocks they belong to, and the notes saying otherwise go. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tells a graph apart by its view type LLSliderCtrl says which text box its label is in, so the row no longer walks the slider's children matching text to find it. The directory's one dynamic_cast becomes ALViewType::as, as the function beside it already does; the row's llformat becomes fmt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… by kind; Return goes to a history step; a pane leaving takes no focus with it A popover is a window of its own, so a Control key pressed over it went to the viewer's menu bar rather than to the window it opened from. ALPopover now knows the floater its anchor was in, claims accelerators while it has one, and hands it every key it and its content decline -- the same route ALPanelFloater gives a pane that is out. A popover built from paramsRemembered opens at the size the last of its kind was left at, which the colour field's popover and the Lightbox's colour picker each kept a pair of statics for. ALHistoryList takes Return as the double click it already has. And ALDockPanel::popOut lets a focused control go and makes the home window forget it as its last focus, and fits a remembered window rect back on screen, so no caller has to do either around it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eys defer to a text control, and its Open Quickly hangs where it is told ALPaneFolds found its regions as layout panels, so only a stack's panes could leave. A region is now any view found by name, and only where it is a layout panel does it fold and have a size; asked to fold, another kind does nothing, and the state carries no fold or size for it. The window a region is out in can be asked for, for a caller that raises it. ALStudioFloater::handleUndoKeys gives Ctrl+Z and its redo spellings to a focused text control in the window that has an edit history of its own, before they reach the studio's undo -- with hasAccelerators they arrive before the Edit menu's, which is what the control would have had. quickOpen takes an anchor and a width, and asked again while its popover is up keeps what was typed rather than opening a fresh field; on a choice it settles the popover, so the keyboard is back in the window before the choice is acted on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ts and state come from the base ALStudioFloater already provided what the Lightbox had written for itself: accelerators claimed, the undo keys answered through undo() and redo(), Open Quickly, the history list fed, and a state saved and read back. The floater now sits on it. Its pages are regions of the base's folds -- named after their panels, with no button since a page does not fold, and a title for the window each goes out in -- so which are out and where is saved and restored by the base, and put back before the floater closes. Find is the base's quickOpen, hung from the top bar and as wide as it, with the candidates built in one pass over the settings. The Lightbox's own popover subclass goes: a popover now sends home the keys it does not take, which is all the subclass was for. The colour picker's popover remembers its size through the base's kind rather than a pair of statics. The state setting holds the window's shape as well. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e state shader carries the project's copyright The narration of earlier states -- what a pass used to pick, which range shipped, what was found the hard way, what was verified -- goes, leaving the reasoning that still holds. The lens dirt note in postEffectUtilsF described a swizzled upload the generated R8 plate does not have. lensFlareStateF.glsl credited Rye for a file Zanibar wrote; it says Alchemy Viewer Project like every file beside it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each set a drag flag on the press and cleared it only on the release, so a capture lost between the two -- a window closing under the drag, another control taking the mouse -- left the pointer turning the dial or moving the dot with no button held. onMouseCaptureLost clears it, and each widget gets its first tests: the drag itself, and the loss. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…update sameRow decides whether an update keeps a row or rebuilds the grid, and it left out things a row is built from: the step and decimals of its number box, the words a follows or flags control is labelled with, and the gutter mark for what other skins write. Those now count. What a row is only refreshed with is refreshed: the tip follows a change to unknown, deprecated, instead or description, and a follows control's subject follows its rect. And a component box being scrubbed keeps the number under the hand, the same test the whole editor already made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…a cell size has two sides A control or shift click leaves the chosen one where it was, so a drag that started from the pressed cell carried the chosen one instead; the press is remembered and that is what is carried. A row given a picture made an icon and put it in Specimen::view, which the caller owns, so a list that had been rows drew its cells from the icon -- one view per picture, and no stretch -- where one that had not drew the picture; the icon is the row's child now, and a cell draws the picture either way. And cells() asks for a height as well as a width, so a width alone does not lay out cells of no height. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…m on detach The gallery and a secondary preview are hosts detached from the studio and windows of their own, which can outlive it; their canvas's zoom callback still held the studio by raw pointer. It holds a handle, and detach disconnects it, so a detached canvas's wheel zooms itself and not the studio. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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closeOnSignalingThread raises mShuttingDown to quiet the stats poll and keeps the object for reuse; the voice state machine goes from CLOSED back to START_SESSION on the same connection, and nothing lowered the flag, so a reconnected connection reported no statistics. Lowered at the start of the signaling-thread initialisation, where the close raised it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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