@driftengine/core 3.63.0 → 4.0.0

package/dist/render/backend/webgpu/renderer.js

@@ -2,7 +2,13 @@ import { mat4 } from 'gl-matrix';
 import { TEMPORAL_HISTORY_BLEND, TemporalHistory, jitterOffset, jitterProjection, } from '../../temporalAa.js';
 import { OIT_MULTISAMPLE_REFUSAL } from '../../orderIndependent.js';
 import { TranslucentQueue } from '../../translucentQueue.js';
-import { DEPTH_CLEAR, MAX_DEPTH_LAYER, REVERSED_DEPTH } from '../../depthConvention.js';
+import { DEPTH_CLEAR, DEPTH_COMPARE_EQUAL, MAX_DEPTH_LAYER, REVERSED_DEPTH, } from '../../depthConvention.js';
+import { RECONSTRUCTION_MULTISAMPLE_REFUSAL, reconRenderSize } from '../../recon/frameSizes.js';
+import { jitterOffset as jitterOffsetFor, reconJitterPhases } from '../../recon/jitter.js';
+import { RECON_HISTORY_FORMAT, RECON_PARAM_FLOATS, RECON_WORKGROUP, reconResolveWgsl, } from '../../shaders/recon/resolve.wgsl.js';
+import { MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS, MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE, MOTION_FRAME_FLOATS, MOTION_TARGET_FORMAT, RECON_MOTION_WGSL, } from '../../shaders/recon/motion.wgsl.js';
+import { DEFAULT_DISOCCLUSION } from '../../recon/disocclusion.js';
+import { DEFAULT_RECON_QUALITY } from '../../recon/resolve.js';
 import { clamp } from '../../../math/scalar.js';
 import { Camera } from '../../camera.js';
 import { PickableSet } from '../../pickable.js';
@@ -13,11 +19,11 @@ import { BLOOM_FILTER_RADIUS_UV, BLOOM_LEVELS, bloomLevelSizes, bloomProfileWarn
 import { createResolvedWater, resolveWater, waterAppearance, } from '../../waterDraw.js';
 import { createResolvedLightVolume, DEPTH_01_TO_CLIP_Y_DOWN, resolveLightVolume, volumeMediumGain, } from '../../lightVolumeDraw.js';
 import { WIND_STREAK_DEFAULTS, createResolvedWindStreaks, resolveWindStreaks, } from '../../windStreakDraw.js';
-import { expandBoltSegments } from '../../segmentQuads.js';
+import { expandBoltSegments, expandLineSegments } from '../../segmentQuads.js';
 import { LIVE_POINT_SHADOW_MAPS, MAX_POINT_LIGHTS, POINT_SHADOW_POOL } from '../../lightBudget.js';
 import { roughnessForLevel } from '../../prefilterEnvMap.js';
 import { equirectToCubeFaces } from '../../equirectToCube.js';
-import { ProbeGrid, SINGLE_PROBE, UNIT_STEP, WORLD_ORIGIN, sameGrid } from '../../probeGrid.js';
+import { MAX_ENV_PROBES, ProbeGrid, SINGLE_PROBE, UNIT_STEP, WORLD_ORIGIN, sameGrid, } from '../../probeGrid.js';
 import { ggxMaxLevelFor, irradianceLevelFor, octahedralEdgeFor } from '../../prefilterEnvMap.js';
 import { environmentTexels } from './environmentTexels.js';
 import { packIesAtlas } from '../../iesProfile.js';
@@ -65,16 +71,33 @@ import { PARTICLE_VERT_FIELDS, PARTICLE_VERT_SIZE, createGpuParticles, createPar
 import { WIND_STREAK_FRAG_FIELDS, WIND_STREAK_FRAG_SIZE, WIND_STREAK_VERT_FIELDS, WIND_STREAK_VERT_SIZE, createGpuWindStreaks, createWindStreakBindGroup, createWindStreakBindGroupLayout, windStreakPipeline, } from './windStreakPass.js';
 import { FLOCK_FRAG_FIELDS, FLOCK_FRAG_SIZE, FLOCK_VERT_FIELDS, FLOCK_VERT_SIZE, createFlockBindGroup, createFlockBindGroupLayout, createGpuFlock, flockPipeline, } from './flockPass.js';
 import { BOLT_FRAG_FIELDS, BOLT_FRAG_SIZE, BOLT_VERT_FIELDS, BOLT_VERT_SIZE, boltPipeline, createBoltBindGroup, createBoltBindGroupLayout, createGpuBolts, } from './boltPass.js';
-import { LINE_FRAG_FIELDS, LINE_FRAG_SIZE, LINE_VERT_FIELDS, LINE_VERT_SIZE, createGpuLines, createLineBindGroup, createLineBindGroupLayout, expandLineSegments, linePipeline, } from './linePass.js';
+import { LINE_FRAG_FIELDS, LINE_FRAG_SIZE, LINE_VERT_FIELDS, LINE_VERT_SIZE, createGpuLines, createLineBindGroup, createLineBindGroupLayout, linePipeline, } from './linePass.js';
 import { LIGHT_VOLUME_VERT_FIELDS, LIGHT_VOLUME_VERT_SIZE, createLightVolumeBindGroup, createLightVolumeBindGroupLayout, lightVolumeFragmentBindings, lightVolumePipeline, } from './lightVolumePass.js';
 import { aimReflection, createGpuReflection } from './reflectionPass.js';
 import { FrameBudget } from '../budget.js';
+import { MaterialChanges, ownsMaterial } from '../materialChanges.js';
 import { DYNAMIC_ALIGNMENT as DYNAMIC_UNIFORM_ALIGNMENT, UniformRing } from './uniformRing.js';
 import { DecalQueue, MAX_DRAWN_DECALS } from '../../decalQueue.js';
+import { DistanceFieldScene } from '../../gi/fieldScene.js';
+import { DEFAULT_FIELD_COMPOSE, FieldComposer } from './fieldCompose.js';
+import { ProbeBaker } from './probeBake.js';
+import { distanceFieldBounds } from '../../gi/fieldScene.js';
+import { fitProbeGrid } from '../../gi/probeGridFit.js';
+/**
+ * Metres between probes when the renderer fits a grid itself.
+ *
+ * **Two, which is a room rather than a building.** The spacing is what decides how local the light
+ * can be: a bounce off a wall reaches a surface two metres away and no nearer detail than that.
+ * `fitProbeGrid` widens it uniformly when the budget bites, so a large scene gets a coarser grid
+ * rather than a truncated one.
+ */
+const INDIRECT_PROBE_SPACING = 2;
+/** What the trace is given when a frame never said what was lighting it. */
+const NO_SUN = [0, 0, 0];
 import { CLIP_Y_FLIP, MAX_REFLECTIVE_SURFACES, REFLECTION_EDGE_FADE, ReflectionQueue, } from '../../screenSpaceReflection.js';
 import { decalScissor } from '../../decalProjector.js';
 import { createCommandPool, resetPool, takeCommand } from './drawCommand.js';
-import { RESOURCE_COUNT, createArena, keptNodes, maskOf, nodeCount, nodeState, nodeVerb, recordNode, resetArena, schedule, scratchFor, } from '../../frame/index.js';
+import { RESOURCE_COUNT, createArena, createFlushSchedule, keptNodes, maskOf, nodeCount, nodeState, nodeVerb, recordNode, resetArena, schedule, scheduleFlush, scratchFor, } from '../../frame/index.js';
 import { createFrustum, frustumFromViewProjection } from '../../../math/frustum.js';
 import { OcclusionBuffer } from '../../occlusion.js';
 import { boundsVisible } from '../../visibility.js';
@@ -352,20 +375,32 @@ function resolvedStoreOp(multisampled, terminal, allowed) {
     return multisampled && terminal && allowed ? 'discard' : 'store';
 }
 /**
- * Clip space differs between the two APIs, in two ways, and both must be corrected.
+ * Clip space differs between the two APIs in **one** way, and the other half of `CLIP_CORRECTION`
+ * cancels something this repository writes itself.
  *
- * **Y points the other way on screen.** WebGPU's framebuffer origin is the top-left corner
- * and OpenGL's is the bottom-left, so a projection built for WebGL2 draws the world upside
- * down here. The first frame this backend rendered was a colonnade hanging from the ceiling.
+ * **Depth lands in a different range, and that half is a real difference between the APIs.**
+ * OpenGL clips z to [-1, 1] and WebGPU to [0, 1], so an uncorrected matrix throws away the near
+ * half of the depth buffer and compares what remains against the wrong distances.
  *
- * **Depth lands in a different range.** OpenGL clips z to [-1, 1] and WebGPU to [0, 1], so
- * an uncorrected matrix throws away the near half of the depth buffer and compares what
- * remains against the wrong distances.
+ * **The Y negation cancels one the generator writes, and this comment used to say otherwise.**
+ * It claimed the flip was the framebuffer origin: WebGPU's is the top-left and OpenGL's is the
+ * bottom-left, so a projection built for WebGL2 "draws the world upside down here". That is not
+ * what either viewport transform does — both put clip `y = +1` at the top of the image, because
+ * OpenGL measures its window upward from the bottom-left and WebGPU measures its framebuffer
+ * downward from the top-left. An uncorrected projection lands the same way up on both.
  *
- * Correcting the matrix rather than the shaders is deliberate: the shaders are generated
- * from the GLSL the WebGL2 path uses, and a Y flip written into them would be a difference
- * between the backends that no generator could keep honest. Here it is four numbers, applied
- * once a frame, in one place.
+ * What does flip it is `naga`. Every module in `shaders/generated/` ends its vertex entry point
+ * with `gl_Position.y = -gl_Position.y`, which is how that translator adapts a GLSL shader to
+ * WebGPU — and the first frame this backend rendered, a colonnade hanging from the ceiling, was
+ * *that* line and not the API. So the pair is: the generator negates, this negates back, and the
+ * net effect on a generated shader is the depth remap alone. `shaders/generated.test.ts` pins the
+ * generator's half so the two cannot drift apart.
+ *
+ * **Which makes it the wrong matrix for a shader somebody wrote by hand**, since there is no
+ * negation to cancel — see `DEPTH_CORRECTION` below, and `PassDevice` for the seam where a
+ * contributed pass chooses. Wiring the GPU-driven pipeline's hand-written raster found it: the
+ * picture was an exact vertical mirror of the forward path's, and `frontFace: 'cw'` made it draw
+ * the right faces of a mirrored world.
  *
  * **This one is for a target that gets presented. `SHADOW_CLIP_CORRECTION` is for one that
  * gets sampled, and they are not the same transform.**
@@ -431,6 +466,36 @@ const CLIP_CORRECTION = new Float32Array([
  * against, applied by accident. Without the flip it culls what it says it culls, and matches
  * what `renderer.ts` does through the directional pass.
  */
+/**
+ * `CLIP_CORRECTION` without the Y negation: the depth remap alone, reversed.
+ *
+ * **What a hand-written WGSL shader wants.** The negation in `CLIP_CORRECTION` is there to cancel
+ * the one `naga` writes into every generated vertex entry point; a shader that was not generated
+ * carries no such line, so taking that matrix mirrors its picture vertically — and mirrors its
+ * triangle winding with it, which is how it reads as a culling problem rather than as a flip.
+ *
+ * The depth half is not optional and is the reason this is a matrix rather than nothing: OpenGL
+ * clips z to [-1, 1] and WebGPU to [0, 1], and the row is `0.5 - 0.5z` rather than `0.5z + 0.5`
+ * because `depthConvention.ts` puts the near plane at one.
+ */
+const DEPTH_CORRECTION = new Float32Array([
+    1,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0,
+    1,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0,
+    REVERSED_DEPTH ? -0.5 : 0.5,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0,
+    0.5,
+    1,
+]);
 const SHADOW_CLIP_CORRECTION = new Float32Array([
     1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0.5, 0, 0, 0, 0.5, 1,
 ]);
@@ -652,6 +717,16 @@ const NO_CLIP_PLANE = new Float32Array(4);
  * a while telling consumers that working effects did nothing. All three are read by
  * `composite()` now, and each has been compared against WebGL2 on `demo/dev/probe.html`.
  */
+/**
+ * The y negation every generated vertex stage ends with, as a matrix.
+ *
+ * **A hand-written shader has no such line, so it has to carry it.** `CLIP_CORRECTION` negates y
+ * precisely to cancel the one `naga` writes, and the pair's net effect on a generated shader is the
+ * depth remap alone — §3 rows 56 and 57. The motion pass has to put its vertices exactly where the
+ * scene put them or its depth test admits nothing, so the renderer multiplies this through the
+ * matrix the scene drew with and hands over the product.
+ */
+const MOTION_CLIP_FLIP = mat4.fromValues(1, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1);
 export class WebGPURenderer {
     /**
      * Real timestamp queries, where the adapter offers them.
@@ -799,8 +874,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     perFrameStaging;
     perFrameFloats;
     perFrameInts;
-    /** The slot the open material occupies, or -1 when the next draw must take a new one. */
-    materialSlot = -1;
+    /** The slot the open material occupies, and whether the next draw must take a new one. */
+    materials = new MaterialChanges();
     /*
      * The frame graph's recording, and the machinery that replays it.
      *
@@ -846,6 +921,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     textBudget = this.budget.line('text draws', MAX_OVERLAYS);
     sdfTextBudget = this.budget.line('sdf text draws', MAX_OVERLAYS);
     lineBudget = this.budget.line('line draws', MAX_OVERLAYS);
+    panelBudget = this.budget.line('panels', MAX_OVERLAYS);
     /**
      * What the frame just drawn asked for, and what it was refused.
      *
@@ -866,6 +942,12 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * scatter, plumes and text reached it long before the draw ring was full.
      */
     replayScratch = new Int32Array(MAX_DRAWS_PER_FRAME);
+    /**
+     * The identifier graph's working set, where `quality.identifierGraph` asks for it and not
+     * otherwise: a renderer scheduling by masks carries none of it. Sized with the arena, and grown
+     * by `scheduleFlush` the way the arena grows.
+     */
+    flushSchedule;
     scheduledPasses = Array.from({ length: 64 }, () => ({
         writes: 0,
         first: 0,
@@ -1127,6 +1209,26 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     bloomGroups = [];
     frameWidth = 1;
     frameHeight = 1;
+    /**
+     * What the scene is drawn at, which is the drawing buffer unless a reconstruction is enlarging it.
+     *
+     * **Everything before the resolve is this size and everything after it is the drawing buffer's.**
+     * The scene colour and its multisampled twin, the depth, the refraction snapshot, the resolved
+     * depth, the occlusion pair, the medium, the translucent buffers, the reflection march, the
+     * decals, the temporal history and the frame pass's own viewport are all before it; the composite
+     * and the overlay are after it, and they are what the viewer's pixels are counted in.
+     *
+     * **The composite is what enlarges the picture, and it does so by existing.** It draws a
+     * full-screen triangle into the swap chain sampling the scene by `uv` through a linear sampler, so
+     * a smaller scene target is magnified by that sample and nothing else changes — which is why this
+     * needs `screenEffects` and is refused without it: with no composite the world draws straight into
+     * the swap chain and there is nothing to enlarge from.
+     *
+     * Equal to the drawing buffer whenever `quality.reconstruction` is 0, which is the default, and
+     * `recon/frameSizes.ts` is the one place the two are related.
+     */
+    renderWidth = 0;
+    renderHeight = 0;
     /** The view-projection this frame was drawn with, for the reprojection motion blur needs. */
     previousViewProj = new Float32Array(16);
     reprojection = new Float32Array(16);
@@ -1220,6 +1322,94 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     temporalJitterX = 0;
     temporalJitterY = 0;
     temporalJittering = false;
+    /**
+     * Whether this frame is being reconstructed, settled once in `bindMeshPass`.
+     *
+     * It is not `quality.reconstruction > 0` on its own: a mirror pass is skipped for the same reason
+     * the temporal jitter skips one — a reflection is not the picture the history holds — and without
+     * a composite there is nothing to enlarge the render from.
+     */
+    reconstructing = false;
+    /** Said once rather than every frame, as the translucent set's own refusal is. */
+    reconMultisampleSaid = false;
+    reconFrameIndex = -1;
+    reconJitter = new Float32Array(2);
+    reconPreviousJitter = new Float32Array(2);
+    /**
+     * `reconJitter` as a fraction of the clip square, which is what a contributed pass is handed.
+     * See `PrepareContext.jitter`; zero on a frame that is not reconstructed.
+     */
+    passJitter = new Float32Array(2);
+    /**
+     * The reconstruction's own targets, allocated only while a consumer asks for one.
+     *
+     * **Two histories rather than one**, for the reason the temporal resolve keeps two: a dispatch
+     * cannot read the texture it is writing. The shown picture is a third, because the history holds
+     * the *unsharpened* result — sharpening into the history would sharpen a sharpened picture every
+     * frame, which is the halo the reference's own clamp exists to prevent, compounded.
+     *
+     * The motion target is render size and carries a drawn object's own motion where something wrote
+     * one. **Nothing writes it yet**, so it is cleared every frame and every pixel takes the camera's
+     * motion, which the resolve derives from the depth and the reprojection. Static geometry is
+     * exact that way and a moving object ghosts until the motion pass lands.
+     */
+    reconHistories = [null, null];
+    reconHistoryViews = [null, null];
+    reconWrite = 0;
+    reconHasHistory = false;
+    reconShown = null;
+    reconShownView = null;
+    reconMotion = null;
+    reconMotionView = null;
+    reconPreviousDepth = null;
+    reconPreviousDepthView = null;
+    reconParams = null;
+    reconStaging = new ArrayBuffer(RECON_PARAM_FLOATS * 4);
+    reconFloats = new Float32Array(this.reconStaging);
+    reconInts = new Uint32Array(this.reconStaging);
+    reconLayout = null;
+    reconResolvePipeline = null;
+    reconSharpenPipeline = null;
+    reconGroups = [null, null];
+    reconSharpenGroups = [null, null];
+    reconRushGroup = null;
+    /**
+     * What the motion pass will draw, recorded by `drawMesh` and spent once a frame.
+     *
+     * A parallel array of meshes and one flat matrix buffer rather than an array of objects, because
+     * this is written on the frame's hot path and the house rule about allocating there binds it: the
+     * matrices are copied into a buffer that only ever grows, and the count is what resets.
+     */
+    motionMeshes = [];
+    motionMatrices = new Float32Array(0);
+    motionCount = 0;
+    motionLayout = null;
+    /**
+     * One pipeline per vertex stride, because a stride is a property of the *mesh*.
+     *
+     * Which optional attributes a mesh supplied decides how far apart its positions are, and this
+     * pass reads nothing but positions — so two meshes drawn by the same shader still need two
+     * vertex layouts. A map rather than a cache key on the pipeline cache: there is one shader here
+     * and a handful of strides in any scene.
+     */
+    motionPipelines = new Map();
+    motionModule = null;
+    motionPipelineLayout = null;
+    motionFrameBuffer = null;
+    motionDrawBuffer = null;
+    motionDrawCapacity = 0;
+    motionGroup = null;
+    motionFrameStaging = new Float32Array(MOTION_FRAME_FLOATS);
+    motionDrawStaging = new Uint8Array(0);
+    /** The scene's own clip transform with the generated shaders' y negation folded in. */
+    motionRaster = mat4.create();
+    reconSizeKey = '';
+    /** Last frame's raw view-projection and its inverse, and the two eyes. */
+    reconPreviousRawViewProj = mat4.create();
+    reconInverseViewProj = mat4.create();
+    reconPreviousInverseViewProj = mat4.create();
+    reconEye = new Float32Array(3);
+    reconPreviousEye = new Float32Array(3);
     temporalHistoryUsable = false;
     aoStaging = new ArrayBuffer(AO_FRAG_SIZE);
     aoFloats = new Float32Array(this.aoStaging);
@@ -1258,6 +1448,22 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     get hasComposite() {
         return this.quality.screenEffects;
     }
+    /**
+     * Whether this renderer is set up to reconstruct, asked in one place by everything that cares.
+     *
+     * **One condition and not three**, which §3 row 132 is the lesson of: the frame's flag, the size
+     * the targets are built at and the size the world is drawn at all turn on the same question, and
+     * three copies of it are three lines no test can fail — each covering the others, so breaking any
+     * one of them changes nothing anybody can see.
+     *
+     * A composite, because the composite is what enlarges the render; one sample, because the motion
+     * pass draws against the depth the scene left and every attachment in a pass must agree about its
+     * sample count — `RECONSTRUCTION_MULTISAMPLE_REFUSAL` says the rest. Whether a *frame* is
+     * reconstructed adds one more question, the mirror's, and that one belongs to the frame.
+     */
+    get reconstructionWanted() {
+        return this.quality.reconstruction > 0 && this.hasComposite && this.samples === 1;
+    }
     /** What a frame pass writes into: the scene target where there is one, the swap chain else. */
     /**
      * This frame's swap-chain view, taken on first use rather than at `beginFrame`.
@@ -1359,6 +1565,31 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * the frame has drawn, so it cannot run until the opaque world is finished. See `DecalQueue`.
      */
     decalQueue = new DecalQueue();
+    /** The fields this frame declared, composed at `endFrame`. See `addDistanceField`. */
+    distanceFields = new DistanceFieldScene();
+    /**
+     * The composition of them, built at the first frame that has both the flag and a field.
+     *
+     * **Not at construction**, because it is 1.4 MB of device buffers and a compute pipeline, and a
+     * profile with `indirectLight` on is entitled to declare no fields at all — a scene that lights
+     * itself entirely from a baked probe grid, for one. Nothing is allocated until something would
+     * be composed.
+     */
+    fieldComposer = null;
+    /**
+     * The probes' own bake, built at the first frame that has the flag, a field and an array.
+     *
+     * Not at construction, for `fieldComposer`'s reason: it is two compute pipelines, a render
+     * pipeline and a handful of buffers, and a profile with the flag on may never declare a field.
+     */
+    probeBaker = null;
+    /** Which array the baker's views were built against, so a replacement is noticed. */
+    bakerArray = null;
+    /** Reused, because deriving a grid from the declared fields runs in the frame path. */
+    fieldBoundsMin = new Float32Array(3);
+    fieldBoundsMax = new Float32Array(3);
+    /** Said once rather than every frame, as the other refusals are. */
+    indirectGridRefused = false;
     decalLayout;
     decalUniforms;
     decalStaging = new ArrayBuffer(DECAL_SLOT * MAX_DRAWN_DECALS);
@@ -1394,8 +1625,21 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     decalScissorRect = new Int32Array(4);
     oitResolveLayout;
     oitResolveGroup = null;
-    /** Reused, because the frame loop may not allocate. Mirrors the WebGL2 backend's own. */
-    oitReplayOptions = { lit: true, fog: true, toneMapped: true, depthWrite: false, depthLayer: 0, tint: null };
+    /**
+     * Reused, because the frame loop may not allocate. Mirrors the WebGL2 backend's own, which it
+     * had stopped doing: the other one carried a pane's refraction and this one did not.
+     */
+    oitReplayOptions = {
+        lit: true,
+        fog: true,
+        toneMapped: true,
+        depthWrite: false,
+        depthLayer: 0,
+        tint: null,
+        refraction: 0,
+        refractTint: undefined,
+        thicknessM: 0,
+    };
     reflectionPassActive = false;
     /** Said once: a mirror asked for outside a frame is a call-order fault, not a device limit. */
     saidMirrorOutsideFrame = false;
@@ -1728,16 +1972,27 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     createSurfaceTexture(source, options = {}) {
         return new GpuSurfaceTexture(this.surface.device, this.pipelines, source, options);
     }
+    /**
+     * GPU textures an `updateSurfaceTexture` replaced, destroyed when the next frame begins.
+     *
+     * Not at once, because a draw recorded earlier in the frame the update landed in may still read
+     * one, and a destroyed texture in a submit loses the whole command buffer. Every encoder a frame
+     * opens is submitted by the time the next one begins.
+     */
+    retiredTextures = [];
     updateSurfaceTexture(texture, source) {
         if (this.surface.lost)
             return;
-        texture.update(source);
+        const replaced = texture.update(source);
+        if (replaced === null)
+            return;
+        /* A new size is a new view, so every group holding the old one is dropped — see below. */
+        this.retiredTextures.push(replaced);
+        this.forgetBindingsOf(texture);
     }
     disposeSurfaceTexture(texture) {
         if (this.surface.lost)
             return;
-        /* Same reasoning, for whichever SDF labels were bound against this atlas. */
-        this.sdfTextBindGroups.delete(texture);
         if (this.albedo === texture) {
             this.albedo = null;
             this.bindGroup = this.blankAlbedoBindGroup;
@@ -1766,6 +2021,18 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             this.ormMap = null;
         if (this.emissiveMap === texture)
             this.emissiveMap = null;
+        this.forgetBindingsOf(texture);
+        texture.dispose();
+    }
+    /**
+     * Drop every bind group that may hold `texture`'s view, and rebuild the ones bound now.
+     *
+     * For a texture going away and for one whose view has been replaced, which are the same problem:
+     * a group holding the old view hands a destroyed texture to the next draw that asks.
+     */
+    forgetBindingsOf(texture) {
+        /* Same reasoning, for whichever SDF labels were bound against this atlas. */
+        this.sdfTextBindGroups.delete(texture);
         this.flatBindGroups.clear();
         /*
          * The blank one is built with the albedo held aside, because `buildFlatBindGroup` reads
@@ -1777,7 +2044,6 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.blankAlbedoBindGroup = this.buildFlatBindGroup();
         this.albedo = held;
         this.bindGroup = this.flatGroupForMaps(held, this.normalMap, this.ormMap, this.emissiveMap);
-        texture.dispose();
     }
     /**
      * Choose the surface texture the following `drawMesh` calls sample, or null for none.
@@ -1932,7 +2198,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (this.surface.lost)
             return;
         write(this.perFrameFloats, this.perFrameInts);
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
     }
     materialField(name) {
         return (this.fragment.fields[name]?.offset ?? 0) / 4;
@@ -2014,8 +2280,17 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             return;
         const vertexSlot = this.panelVerts.allocate();
         const fragmentSlot = this.panelFrags.allocate();
-        if (vertexSlot === null || fragmentSlot === null)
+        if (vertexSlot === null || fragmentSlot === null) {
+            /*
+             * Said, as its text and line siblings say it: this returned without a word until 2026-09-19,
+             * so an interface of panels lost everything past its sixty-fourth here and nothing on WebGL2.
+             */
+            if (!this.warnedPanelsFull) {
+                this.warnedPanelsFull = true;
+                console.warn(`WebGPU: more than ${MAX_OVERLAYS} panels in a frame; the rest are skipped. renderer.frameBudget names the line and the count.`);
+            }
             return;
+        }
         const at = (name) => PANEL_VERT_FIELDS[name]?.offset ?? 0;
         this.panelVerts.writeFloats(vertexSlot, at('uRect'), [
             rect.left,
@@ -2054,6 +2329,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             pass.draw(PANEL_VERTEX_COUNT);
         }
     }
+    /** Said once rather than every frame, for the reason `warnedFull` gives. */
+    warnedPanelsFull = false;
     /** A 3D text object. See `textPass.ts`; the layout it holds is shared with WebGL2. */
     createText() {
         return new GpuText(this.surface.device);
@@ -2981,6 +3258,11 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
            it ends the current pass to copy the depth out and opens another in its place. */
         if (!this.canDraw())
             return;
+        /* Geometry that has not all arrived is not drawn, which is the surface's contract and what
+           every other mesh verb here and the other backend's volume already kept. This one drew a
+           beam from a buffer still filling, and counted it, until 2026-09-19. See `Mesh.complete`. */
+        if (!mesh.complete)
+            return;
         /* At zero it draws nothing rather than adding black, so a caller may keep the call in. That
            now covers a clear night too: a beam with no medium to light is not drawn at all. */
         const shown = options.medium === undefined
@@ -4045,6 +4327,41 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     get canvas() {
         return this.surface.canvas;
     }
+    /**
+     * The size the world is drawn at this frame, which is **not** the canvas when a reconstruction
+     * is enlarging it.
+     *
+     * **A contributed pass that fills a target of its own must size it from here.** The GPU-driven
+     * rig sized its own targets from `canvas.width` and drew a full drawing-buffer picture into a
+     * scene target two thirds as wide: the frame pass clipped it to the top-left corner and the
+     * composite magnified that corner back over the screen, which is a plausible-looking picture of
+     * the wrong part of the world. The device raises nothing — a viewport smaller than the thing
+     * drawn is legal — so there is no failure to see, only a scene that has moved.
+     *
+     * Valid from `beginFrame`; before the first frame it is the canvas, which is what a pass sizing
+     * itself at registration wants.
+     */
+    get sceneWidth() {
+        return this.sceneSize().width;
+    }
+    get sceneHeight() {
+        return this.sceneSize().height;
+    }
+    /**
+     * The render size this frame will use, computed rather than remembered.
+     *
+     * **Computed, because a pass asks before the frame it is asking about.** `GpuDrivenPass.resize`
+     * runs before `beginFrame` — that is when `prepare` records the pipeline — so a stored field
+     * would answer with the previous frame's size, which is right every frame but the one where it
+     * changed. The first frame after a reconstruction is switched on is exactly the frame that
+     * matters.
+     */
+    sceneSize() {
+        const { canvas } = this.surface;
+        return this.reconstructionWanted
+            ? reconRenderSize(canvas.width, canvas.height, this.quality.reconstruction)
+            : { width: Math.max(1, canvas.width), height: Math.max(1, canvas.height) };
+    }
     /**
      * Whether the device has gone.
      *
@@ -4156,6 +4473,10 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         quality = this.quality;
         this.maxDrawingBufferPixels = quality.maxDrawingBufferPixels;
         this.exposure = quality.outputExposure;
+        this.flushSchedule =
+            quality.frameGraph && quality.identifierGraph
+                ? createFlushSchedule(MAX_DRAWS_PER_FRAME)
+                : null;
         const { device } = surface;
         /* Off unless a consumer asked: see `RenderQuality.gpuTiming`. A timer that can
            invalidate a command buffer must not be something everybody pays for. */
@@ -4903,7 +5224,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          */
         this.panelLayout = createPanelBindGroupLayout(device);
         this.panelCorners = createPanelCorners(device);
-        this.panelVerts = new UniformRing(device, PANEL_VERT_SIZE, MAX_OVERLAYS, USAGE_UNIFORM_DST, 'panel.vertRing');
+        /* The budget on one of the pair only: a panel is one ask, whichever ring runs out. */
+        this.panelVerts = new UniformRing(device, PANEL_VERT_SIZE, MAX_OVERLAYS, USAGE_UNIFORM_DST, 'panel.vertRing', this.panelBudget);
         this.panelFrags = new UniformRing(device, PANEL_FRAG_SIZE, MAX_OVERLAYS, USAGE_UNIFORM_DST, 'panel.fragRing');
         this.panelBindGroup = createPanelBindGroup(device, this.panelLayout, this.panelVerts.buffer, this.panelFrags.buffer);
         this.textLayout = createTextBindGroupLayout(device);
@@ -5040,6 +5362,10 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * uncaught exceptions a second in somebody's error reporting.
      */
     beginFrame(clearColor) {
+        /* Whatever an update replaced during the last frame; nothing recorded can read it now. */
+        for (const texture of this.retiredTextures)
+            texture.destroy();
+        this.retiredTextures.length = 0;
         /*
          * **Decided here and held for the frame**, so a draw cannot be recorded under one rule and
          * replayed under another. Multisampling is excluded: the two buffers are single-sampled and a
@@ -5049,6 +5375,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.translucentQueue.reset();
         this.decalQueue.reset();
         this.reflectionQueue.reset();
+        /* Redeclared every frame, so a field a consumer stops declaring stops lighting. */
+        this.distanceFields.reset();
         this.oitActive =
             this.quality.orderIndependent && this.quality.screenEffects && this.samples === 1;
         /* Read off the line above rather than restating its last term: with the other two true, the
@@ -5122,7 +5450,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.lineFrags.reset();
         /* The material ring, and the open slot with it: last frame's slots are gone. */
         this.perFrame.reset();
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
+        /* Spent by `runMotion` at the end of the last frame; a frame states its movers afresh. */
+        this.motionCount = 0;
         /*
          * The canvas rather than the swap chain's texture, and the difference is that reading this
          * does not *acquire* anything. See `swapView`.
@@ -5133,8 +5463,17 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          * without the target it draws into, and a scene is free never to call `resize`.
          */
         const { canvas } = this.surface;
-        this.ensureDepth(canvas.width, canvas.height);
-        this.ensureComposite(canvas.width, canvas.height);
+        /*
+         * **The render size first, because every target below is sized from it.** Off — and without a
+         * composite to enlarge from — it is the drawing buffer exactly, which is what makes a frame
+         * with no reconstruction byte-for-byte the frame this renderer has always drawn.
+         */
+        const render = this.sceneSize();
+        this.renderWidth = render.width;
+        this.renderHeight = render.height;
+        this.ensureDepth(render.width, render.height);
+        this.ensureComposite(render.width, render.height);
+        this.ensureReconstruction(render.width, render.height, Math.max(1, canvas.width), Math.max(1, canvas.height));
         /*
          * **Not acquired here, and that is the fix for a frame flashing black.**
          *
@@ -5152,6 +5491,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          */
         this.frameSwapView = null;
         this.encoder = this.surface.device.createCommandEncoder();
+        this.settleReconJitter();
         /*
          * Passes that own a target fill it here — after the encoder exists and before anything opens
          * the frame's render pass, including the eager path twenty lines below. See
@@ -5418,6 +5758,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          */
         if (!this.reflectionPassActive) {
             mat4.copy(this.frameRawViewProj, camera.viewProjection);
+            /* The eye in world space, which the resolve's normals are turned to face. */
+            this.reconEye.set(camera.position);
             this.frameEye.set(camera.position);
             /* Held for the medium's march, which runs long after every draw and needs the sun the
                frame was lit by. Referenced rather than copied, exactly as `renderer.ts` holds its
@@ -5431,16 +5773,53 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          * is skipped by the same guard that skips it for motion blur: it is not the picture the
          * history holds, and jittering it would resolve a reflection against the viewer's frame.
          */
+        /*
+         * **Reconstruction jitters instead of the temporal resolve, never as well as it.** Both
+         * accumulate a history out of a jittered sequence, and running them together would resolve the
+         * frame twice — once at the render size and again at the output size, against a history whose
+         * own frames had already been mixed. So this is a choice rather than a pair, reconstruction
+         * wins where a consumer asked for both, and `temporalResolve` is skipped while it runs.
+         *
+         * Its sequence is its own: `reconJitterPhases` takes eight positions for every output pixel a
+         * render pixel covers, where the temporal resolve's eight are enough at one to one.
+         */
+        this.reconstructing = this.reconstructionWanted && !this.reflectionPassActive;
+        if (this.quality.reconstruction > 0 && this.samples > 1 && !this.reconMultisampleSaid) {
+            this.reconMultisampleSaid = true;
+            console.warn(RECONSTRUCTION_MULTISAMPLE_REFUSAL);
+        }
+        if (this.reconstructing) {
+            /*
+             * The offset `settleReconJitter` chose for the frame at `beginFrame`, applied here and not
+             * advanced here: a frame binding its mesh pass twice is one frame of the sequence.
+             *
+             * **The y offset is negated on the way in, and that is not a preference.** This shifts the
+             * *corrected* matrix, whose y `CLIP_CORRECTION` has already negated so that the negation
+             * every generated vertex stage ends with cancels out — §3 row 56. So an offset added here
+             * arrives on screen with its sign reversed, while x, which nothing negates, arrives as
+             * given. The temporal resolve cannot see this because its shader never reads the offset; the
+             * reconstruction reads it at every texel it unprojects, and a sign error there moves every
+             * sample two jitters away from where the depth says it is.
+             */
+            this.viewProj = jitterProjection(this.jitteredViewProj, this.correctedViewProj, this.reconJitter[0], -this.reconJitter[1], this.renderWidth, this.renderHeight);
+            this.temporalJittering = false;
+            this.temporalHistoryUsable = false;
+        }
         this.temporalJittering =
-            this.quality.temporalAa && this.quality.screenEffects && !this.reflectionPassActive;
+            !this.reconstructing &&
+                this.quality.temporalAa &&
+                this.quality.screenEffects &&
+                !this.reflectionPassActive;
         if (this.temporalJittering) {
-            this.temporalHistoryUsable = this.temporalHistory.openFrame(Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width), Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height));
+            /* The scene's size, not the drawing buffer's: the history is a picture of the render. */
+            this.temporalHistoryUsable = this.temporalHistory.openFrame(this.renderWidth, this.renderHeight);
             const [jx, jy] = jitterOffset(this.temporalHistory.frameIndex);
             this.temporalJitterX = jx;
             this.temporalJitterY = jy;
-            this.viewProj = jitterProjection(this.jitteredViewProj, this.correctedViewProj, jx, jy, Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width), Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height));
+            /* A jitter is half a *render* texel, which is what the sequence is spread over. */
+            this.viewProj = jitterProjection(this.jitteredViewProj, this.correctedViewProj, jx, jy, this.renderWidth, this.renderHeight);
         }
-        else {
+        else if (!this.reconstructing) {
             this.temporalHistoryUsable = false;
             this.viewProj = this.correctedViewProj;
         }
@@ -5692,6 +6071,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
              * face size, and the array's stops one level below the diffuse term.
              */
             f[at('uEnvironmentEdge')] = this.probeEdge;
+            /* Off until the indirect pass fills the moment layers. See `quality.indirectLight`. */
+            f[at('uProbeVisibilityEnabled')] = 0;
             f[at('uEnvironmentIrradianceLevel')] = irradianceLevelFor(this.probeEdge);
             f[at('uProbeGridAmbient')] = usable && this.probeAmbient ? 1 : 0;
         }
@@ -5881,7 +6262,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          * block rather than uploading it: the next draw takes the slot. `renderer.ts` resets the
          * same terms here, which is why a pass cannot inherit a material from the one before it.
          */
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
         /* A pass starts with no material, exactly as `renderer.ts` resets these terms. */
         this.albedo = null;
         this.bindGroup = this.blankAlbedoBindGroup;
@@ -5896,8 +6277,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * each, which is what it asked for.
      */
     materialSlotForDraw() {
-        if (this.materialSlot >= 0)
-            return this.materialSlot;
+        if (this.materials.open)
+            return this.materials.slot;
         const slot = this.perFrame.allocate();
         if (slot === null) {
             if (!this.warnedMaterialsFull) {
@@ -5907,7 +6288,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             return null;
         }
         this.perFrame.writeBlock(slot, this.perFrameInts);
-        this.materialSlot = slot;
+        this.materials.slot = slot;
         return slot;
     }
     /** Said once rather than every frame, for the reason `warnedFull` gives. */
@@ -5926,7 +6307,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * surfaces should win got the answer on WebGL2 and a per-pixel coin toss here — with nothing
      * failing and nothing in the parity ledger saying so.
      */
-    drawMesh(mesh, model, depthLayer = 0, tint = null) {
+    drawMesh(mesh, model, depthLayer = 0, tint = null, 
+    /** Where it was last frame. See `RendererApi.drawMesh`, and `runMotion` for what reads it. */
+    previousModel = null) {
         /*
          * Skipped where the flag asks and the bounds say so.
          *
@@ -5947,6 +6330,13 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          */
         if (this.quality.cullDraws && this.occluded(mesh.bounds, model))
             return;
+        /*
+         * Recorded after the two culls rather than before: a mesh the frame does not draw writes no
+         * depth, so a motion pass drawing it would either be depth-rejected everywhere — wasted — or,
+         * where it happened to pass, write motion for a surface no pixel of the frame belongs to.
+         */
+        if (previousModel !== null)
+            this.recordMotion(mesh, model, previousModel);
         this.submitMesh(mesh, model, tint, 1, false, { depthLayer });
     }
     /**
@@ -6115,7 +6505,6 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             /* Material state exactly like `uOpacity`, dirtied for the accumulation pass and restored
                below — the revealage pass draws with it at zero and its colour multiplied away. */
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOitWeighted')] = this.oitMode === 'accum' ? 1 : 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         /* Same shape as `dimmed`: a slot is only worth taking when either differs from the default
            `bindMeshPass` already wrote, and both are put back together once the draw is submitted. */
@@ -6128,13 +6517,11 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uLightingEnabled')] = 0;
             if (!fog)
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uFogEnabled')] = 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         /* `1` is sRGB alone: the conversion without the curve. `Math.min` rather than a literal, so
            a renderer asked for `none` stays at none. See `TranslucentMeshOptions.toneMapped`. */
         if (!toneMapped) {
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = Math.min(this.gradeCode(), 1);
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         /*
          * **Refraction, and the snapshot it reads is taken here or the draw does not refract.**
@@ -6155,8 +6542,12 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             this.perFrameFloats[tintAt + 1] = refractTint?.[1] ?? 1;
             this.perFrameFloats[tintAt + 2] = refractTint?.[2] ?? 1;
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uRefractThickness')] = options.thicknessM ?? 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
+        /* Taken for itself when any of those differs from the pass, and put back below: the rule both
+           backends count material changes by. See `materialChanges.ts`. */
+        const own = ownsMaterial({ opacity, lit, fog, toneMapped, refracting });
+        if (own)
+            this.materials.dirty();
         const base = mesh.key ?? 'flat:s0:u0';
         /*
          * A rigged mesh takes the skinned vertex variant, an unrigged one the plain variant, and the
@@ -6274,25 +6665,23 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (dimmed) {
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOpacity')] = 1;
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOitWeighted')] = 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (unlitOrUnfogged) {
             if (!lit)
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uLightingEnabled')] = 1;
             if (!fog)
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uFogEnabled')] = 1;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (refracting) {
             /* Back to off for every other draw in the frame, exactly as `uOpacity` is: this scratch is
                shared, so a strength left set is worn by everything drawn after it. */
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uRefractStrength')] = 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (!toneMapped) {
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = this.gradeCode();
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
+        if (own)
+            this.materials.dirty();
     }
     /** Release geometry. */
     disposeMesh(mesh) {
@@ -6398,7 +6787,6 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const dimmed = opacity < 1;
         if (dimmed) {
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOpacity')] = opacity;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         const lit = options.lit ?? true;
         const fog = options.fog ?? true;
@@ -6409,14 +6797,16 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uLightingEnabled')] = 0;
             if (!fog)
                 this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uFogEnabled')] = 0;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (!toneMapped) {
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = Math.min(this.gradeCode(), 1);
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         const depthWrite = options.depthWrite ?? true;
         const layer = Math.min(Math.max(Math.round(options.depthLayer ?? 0), 0), MAX_DEPTH_LAYER);
+        /* An instanced draw does not refract. See `materialChanges.ts`. */
+        const own = ownsMaterial({ opacity, lit, fog, toneMapped, refracting: false });
+        if (own)
+            this.materials.dirty();
         const base = mesh.key ?? 'flat:s0:u0';
         /* `|inst` in the key, for the reason every other suffix is there: an instanced pipeline binds
            a third vertex buffer and a different vertex module, and sharing a cache entry with the
@@ -6472,17 +6862,16 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
            past the restore leaves the rest of the frame unlit, unfogged or undimmed. */
         if (dimmed) {
             this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOpacity')] = 1;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (unlitOrUnfogged) {
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uLightingEnabled')] = 1;
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uFogEnabled')] = 1;
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
         if (!toneMapped) {
             this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = this.gradeCode();
-            this.materialSlot = -1;
         }
+        if (own)
+            this.materials.dirty();
     }
     /* -- Scatter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
     /** Upload a base mesh and size its per-instance buffers. See `createGpuScatter`. */
@@ -7166,7 +7555,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.emissiveMap = emissiveMap;
         this.bindGroup = this.flatGroupForMaps(this.albedo, this.normalMap, this.ormMap, this.emissiveMap);
         /* The open material lives in a slot of a buffer that no longer exists. */
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
     }
     /**
      * Rebuild the group for the open material, and drop every cached one.
@@ -7293,7 +7682,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          * consumer running the temporal resolve without motion blur would have reprojected through a
          * `previousViewProj` nothing had ever written.
          */
-        const wantsReprojection = blur > 0 || this.temporalJittering;
+        const wantsReprojection = blur > 0 || this.temporalJittering || this.reconstructing;
         if (wantsReprojection && this.viewProj !== null) {
             if (this.hasPreviousView) {
                 mat4.invert(this.reprojection, this.correctedViewProj);
@@ -7348,6 +7737,15 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             this.runMedium(encoder);
         /* After the depth it reprojects through, and before anything reads the scene. */
         this.temporalResolve(encoder);
+        /*
+         * **Reconstruction stands where the temporal resolve stands**, for the same reasons: after
+         * everything that draws into the scene and after the depth it reprojects through, and before
+         * bloom and the composite read the picture. It cannot copy its result back over the scene the
+         * way the temporal resolve does — the two are different sizes — so the composite is given a
+         * bind group of its own instead, which is the second group `temporalResolve` declined.
+         */
+        this.runMotion(encoder);
+        this.runReconstruction(encoder);
         const aoStrength = this.quality.ambientOcclusion;
         if (aoStrength > 0 && this.frameProjection !== null)
             this.runOcclusion(encoder);
@@ -7401,9 +7799,10 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             ],
         });
         pass.setPipeline(postPipeline(this.pipelines, device, this.rushLayout, 'post.rush', RUSH_FRAG_WGSL, this.surface.format));
-        if (this.rushBindGroup === null)
+        const rush = this.reconstructing ? this.reconRushGroup : this.rushBindGroup;
+        if (rush === null)
             return;
-        pass.setBindGroup(0, this.rushBindGroup, [0]);
+        pass.setBindGroup(0, rush, [0]);
         pass.draw(3);
         pass.end();
     }
@@ -7425,6 +7824,15 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (this.aoTargetView === null)
             return;
         this.rushBindGroup = this.buildRushBindGroup('post.rushBindGroup', this.sceneColorView);
+        /*
+         * **And the reconstruction's twin, from the same three call sites.** A colour grade replaces
+         * the lookup table and a resize replaces the depth and the occlusion target, and both groups
+         * hold all three — so a second place that rebuilt only one of them is how the composite would
+         * come to read a stale view on exactly the frames a consumer changed something.
+         */
+        if (this.reconShownView !== null) {
+            this.reconRushGroup = this.buildRushBindGroup('recon.rushBindGroup', this.reconShownView);
+        }
     }
     /** The composite's group over one scene source. See `rebuildRushBindGroup`. */
     buildRushBindGroup(label, sceneView) {
@@ -7473,6 +7881,479 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         return field.offset / 4;
     }
     /** Sample zero of the depth, into something the generated shaders can sample. */
+    /**
+     * Allocate what a reconstruction needs, and release it when nobody is asking.
+     *
+     * Sized by a key rather than by comparing four numbers, because three of the six targets are the
+     * output's size and three are the render's, and a comparison that checked one pair would rebuild
+     * half of them on a resize and keep the other half at the old size — which the device accepts,
+     * a bind group holding views of two different sizes being perfectly legal, and which draws a
+     * picture with a piece of it at the wrong scale.
+     */
+    ensureReconstruction(renderWidth, renderHeight, outputWidth, outputHeight) {
+        const wanted = this.reconstructionWanted;
+        const key = wanted ? `${renderWidth}x${renderHeight}:${outputWidth}x${outputHeight}` : '';
+        if (key === this.reconSizeKey)
+            return;
+        this.reconSizeKey = key;
+        for (const dead of [
+            ...this.reconHistories,
+            this.reconShown,
+            this.reconMotion,
+            this.reconPreviousDepth,
+        ]) {
+            dead?.destroy();
+        }
+        this.reconHistories = [null, null];
+        this.reconHistoryViews = [null, null];
+        this.reconShown = null;
+        this.reconShownView = null;
+        this.reconMotion = null;
+        this.reconMotionView = null;
+        this.reconPreviousDepth = null;
+        this.reconPreviousDepthView = null;
+        this.reconGroups = [null, null];
+        this.reconSharpenGroups = [null, null];
+        this.reconRushGroup = null;
+        /* A history of a size that no longer exists is not a history of this frame. */
+        this.reconHasHistory = false;
+        if (!wanted)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        const HISTORY_USAGE = 0x4 | 0x8; // TEXTURE_BINDING | STORAGE_BINDING
+        for (let i = 0; i < 2; i += 1) {
+            const texture = device.createTexture({
+                label: `recon.history${String(i)}`,
+                size: [outputWidth, outputHeight],
+                format: RECON_HISTORY_FORMAT,
+                usage: HISTORY_USAGE,
+            });
+            this.reconHistories[i] = texture;
+            this.reconHistoryViews[i] = texture.createView();
+        }
+        this.reconShown = device.createTexture({
+            label: 'recon.shown',
+            size: [outputWidth, outputHeight],
+            format: RECON_HISTORY_FORMAT,
+            usage: HISTORY_USAGE,
+        });
+        this.reconShownView = this.reconShown.createView();
+        this.reconMotion = device.createTexture({
+            label: 'recon.motion',
+            size: [renderWidth, renderHeight],
+            format: RECON_HISTORY_FORMAT,
+            /* An attachment as well, because the pass that will write it is a draw. Nothing writes it
+               today and nothing needs to clear it either: WebGPU zero-initialises a new texture, and
+               a zero in the fourth channel is what tells the resolve to derive the camera's motion. */
+            usage: 0x4 | 0x10,
+        });
+        this.reconMotionView = this.reconMotion.createView();
+        this.reconPreviousDepth = device.createTexture({
+            label: 'recon.previousDepth',
+            size: [renderWidth, renderHeight],
+            format: RESOLVED_DEPTH_FORMAT,
+            usage: 0x4 | 0x2, // TEXTURE_BINDING | COPY_DST
+        });
+        this.reconPreviousDepthView = this.reconPreviousDepth.createView();
+        this.reconParams ??= device.createBuffer({
+            label: 'recon.params',
+            size: this.reconStaging.byteLength,
+            usage: 0x40 | 0x8, // UNIFORM | COPY_DST
+        });
+        this.buildReconPipelines();
+        this.rebuildReconGroups();
+    }
+    /**
+     * The two dispatches, over one explicit layout.
+     *
+     * **Explicit and not `layout: 'auto'`**, which §3 row 51 is about: an inferred layout names only
+     * the bindings its own entry point reads, and these two read different subsets of one module —
+     * the sharpen touches nothing but the history and the target. Two inferred layouts cannot share
+     * a bind group, and building two groups over the same resources is two things to keep in step.
+     */
+    buildReconPipelines() {
+        if (this.reconLayout !== null)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        const COMPUTE = 0x4; // GPUShaderStage.COMPUTE
+        const sampled = (binding, sampleType) => ({
+            binding,
+            visibility: COMPUTE,
+            texture: { sampleType, viewDimension: '2d' },
+        });
+        this.reconLayout = device.createBindGroupLayout({
+            label: 'recon.layout',
+            entries: [
+                sampled(0, 'float'),
+                /* r32float is not filterable, and the resolve only ever loads a depth texel. */
+                sampled(1, 'unfilterable-float'),
+                sampled(2, 'float'),
+                sampled(3, 'unfilterable-float'),
+                sampled(4, 'float'),
+                { binding: 5, visibility: COMPUTE, sampler: { type: 'filtering' } },
+                { binding: 6, visibility: COMPUTE, buffer: { type: 'uniform' } },
+                {
+                    binding: 7,
+                    visibility: COMPUTE,
+                    storageTexture: {
+                        access: 'write-only',
+                        format: RECON_HISTORY_FORMAT,
+                        viewDimension: '2d',
+                    },
+                },
+            ],
+        });
+        const module = device.createShaderModule({ label: 'recon.resolve', code: reconResolveWgsl() });
+        const layout = device.createPipelineLayout({ bindGroupLayouts: [this.reconLayout] });
+        this.reconResolvePipeline = device.createComputePipeline({
+            label: 'recon.resolve',
+            layout,
+            compute: { module, entryPoint: 'resolveMain' },
+        });
+        this.reconSharpenPipeline = device.createComputePipeline({
+            label: 'recon.sharpen',
+            layout,
+            compute: { module, entryPoint: 'sharpenMain' },
+        });
+    }
+    /**
+     * The four groups, one a direction of the ping-pong and one a dispatch.
+     *
+     * The resolve reads history `1 - write` and writes history `write`; the sharpen reads history
+     * `write` and writes the shown picture. A group holds the views it was built with, so this is
+     * called whenever any of them is replaced.
+     */
+    rebuildReconGroups() {
+        const layout = this.reconLayout;
+        const params = this.reconParams;
+        if (layout === null || params === null)
+            return;
+        if (this.sceneColorView === null || this.resolvedDepthView === null)
+            return;
+        if (this.reconMotionView === null || this.reconPreviousDepthView === null)
+            return;
+        if (this.reconShownView === null)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        const build = (label, history, target) => device.createBindGroup({
+            label,
+            layout,
+            entries: [
+                { binding: 0, resource: this.sceneColorView },
+                { binding: 1, resource: this.resolvedDepthView },
+                { binding: 2, resource: this.reconMotionView },
+                { binding: 3, resource: this.reconPreviousDepthView },
+                { binding: 4, resource: history },
+                { binding: 5, resource: this.postSampler },
+                { binding: 6, resource: { buffer: params } },
+                { binding: 7, resource: target },
+            ],
+        });
+        for (let write = 0; write < 2; write += 1) {
+            const read = this.reconHistoryViews[1 - write];
+            const target = this.reconHistoryViews[write];
+            if (read === null || target === null)
+                continue;
+            this.reconGroups[write] = build(`recon.resolve${String(write)}`, read, target);
+            this.reconSharpenGroups[write] = build(`recon.sharpen${String(write)}`, target, this.reconShownView);
+        }
+        /* The composite's own group, over the resolved picture instead of the scene target. */
+        this.reconRushGroup = this.buildRushBindGroup('recon.rushBindGroup', this.reconShownView);
+        /* And the scene's, because `ensureComposite` built it before this one existed. */
+        this.rebuildRushBindGroup();
+    }
+    /**
+     * Remember that this mesh moved, so the motion pass can draw where it was.
+     *
+     * Silent unless a reconstruction is running: a scene that always states its previous transforms
+     * — which is the right thing for a scene to do, the alternative being to know what the renderer
+     * is configured as — must cost nothing at all when nobody is going to read them.
+     */
+    recordMotion(mesh, model, previousModel) {
+        if (!this.reconstructing)
+            return;
+        const at = this.motionCount;
+        const wanted = (at + 1) * MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS;
+        if (this.motionMatrices.length < wanted) {
+            /* Doubling, so a scene settles on one allocation rather than one a draw. */
+            const grown = new Float32Array(Math.max(wanted, this.motionMatrices.length * 2, 64));
+            grown.set(this.motionMatrices);
+            this.motionMatrices = grown;
+        }
+        this.motionMatrices.set(model, at * MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS);
+        this.motionMatrices.set(previousModel, at * MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS + 16);
+        this.motionMeshes[at] = mesh;
+        this.motionCount = at + 1;
+    }
+    /**
+     * The pipeline the motion pass draws with, built once.
+     *
+     * **The position buffer alone**, because that is all the shader reads and a mesh keeps one buffer
+     * an attribute — so this binds buffer zero and nothing else, whatever else the mesh carries.
+     */
+    buildMotionPipeline() {
+        if (this.motionLayout !== null)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        this.motionLayout = device.createBindGroupLayout({
+            label: 'recon.motion.layout',
+            entries: [
+                { binding: 0, visibility: 0x1, buffer: { type: 'uniform' } },
+                {
+                    binding: 1,
+                    visibility: 0x1,
+                    buffer: { type: 'uniform', hasDynamicOffset: true },
+                },
+            ],
+        });
+        this.motionModule = device.createShaderModule({
+            label: 'recon.motion',
+            code: RECON_MOTION_WGSL,
+        });
+        this.motionPipelineLayout = device.createPipelineLayout({
+            bindGroupLayouts: [this.motionLayout],
+        });
+    }
+    /** The pipeline for one vertex stride, built on first sight of it. */
+    motionPipelineFor(stride) {
+        const held = this.motionPipelines.get(stride);
+        if (held !== undefined)
+            return held;
+        const module = this.motionModule;
+        const layout = this.motionPipelineLayout;
+        if (module === null || layout === null)
+            return null;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        const pipeline = device.createRenderPipeline({
+            label: `recon.motion.${String(stride)}`,
+            layout,
+            vertex: {
+                module,
+                entryPoint: 'motionVert',
+                /* Positions are the layout's first attribute and are never optional, so they are at offset
+                   zero of every stride this can be handed. */
+                buffers: [
+                    {
+                        arrayStride: stride,
+                        attributes: [{ shaderLocation: 0, offset: 0, format: 'float32x3' }],
+                    },
+                ],
+            },
+            fragment: { module, entryPoint: 'motionFrag', targets: [{ format: MOTION_TARGET_FORMAT }] },
+            /*
+             * **The scene's own winding**, because this draws the scene's geometry through the scene's
+             * clip transform — the product the renderer hands over already carries the negation that
+             * `naga` writes into every generated vertex stage, so the faces come out the way they did
+             * and a `cw` front face here would draw the inside of every mesh. §3 row 57.
+             */
+            primitive: { topology: 'triangle-list', cullMode: 'back' },
+            depthStencil: {
+                format: DEPTH_FORMAT,
+                /*
+                 * **Tested and not written.** The frame's depth is finished; this pass only wants the
+                 * pixels the scene actually kept, and `DEPTH_COMPARE_EQUAL` is the comparison that admits
+                 * exactly them — the same transform on the same positions gives the same depth, which is
+                 * why the rasterisation matrix is handed over whole rather than rebuilt here.
+                 *
+                 * **And the equality is not fragile here**, which was worth measuring rather than
+                 * assuming: this driver contracts multiply-adds (§3 row 107) and two shader modules can
+                 * contract a matrix product differently, so an equality across them could have admitted
+                 * only some of a surface. Run with `greater-equal` instead, the ghost measured the same
+                 * to the pixel — 5,942 either way — so nothing is being dropped.
+                 */
+                depthWriteEnabled: false,
+                depthCompare: DEPTH_COMPARE_EQUAL,
+            },
+        });
+        this.motionPipelines.set(stride, pipeline);
+        return pipeline;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Where every mover was last frame, into the motion target.
+     *
+     * **After everything that draws and before the resolve reads it.** The frame's depth has to be
+     * finished for the equality test to mean anything, and the resolve is what consumes the result.
+     */
+    runMotion(encoder) {
+        const target = this.reconMotionView;
+        const depth = this.depthView;
+        if (!this.reconstructing || target === null || depth === null)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        this.buildMotionPipeline();
+        const layout = this.motionLayout;
+        if (layout === null)
+            return;
+        /*
+         * **Cleared every frame, even when nothing moved.** A texel left from last frame is a flag
+         * saying "a draw wrote this", and the resolve would take a motion belonging to a surface that
+         * is no longer there. The clear is the pass's own load operation, so an empty queue still runs
+         * it — which is why this is not returned from before the pass is opened.
+         */
+        const pass = encoder.beginRenderPass({
+            label: 'recon.motion',
+            timestampWrites: this.gpuTimer.writesFor(),
+            colorAttachments: [
+                { view: target, loadOp: 'clear', storeOp: 'store', clearValue: [0, 0, 0, 0] },
+            ],
+            depthStencilAttachment: {
+                view: depth,
+                depthLoadOp: 'load',
+                depthStoreOp: 'store',
+                depthReadOnly: false,
+            },
+        });
+        const count = this.motionCount;
+        if (count > 0) {
+            const bytes = count * MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE;
+            if (this.motionDrawCapacity < count) {
+                this.motionDrawBuffer?.destroy();
+                this.motionDrawCapacity = Math.max(count, this.motionDrawCapacity * 2, 16);
+                this.motionDrawBuffer = device.createBuffer({
+                    label: 'recon.motion.draws',
+                    size: this.motionDrawCapacity * MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE,
+                    usage: 0x40 | 0x8, // UNIFORM | COPY_DST
+                });
+                this.motionDrawStaging = new Uint8Array(this.motionDrawCapacity * MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE);
+                this.motionGroup = null;
+            }
+            this.motionFrameBuffer ??= device.createBuffer({
+                label: 'recon.motion.frame',
+                size: MOTION_FRAME_FLOATS * 4,
+                usage: 0x40 | 0x8,
+            });
+            this.motionGroup ??= device.createBindGroup({
+                label: 'recon.motion.group',
+                layout,
+                entries: [
+                    { binding: 0, resource: { buffer: this.motionFrameBuffer } },
+                    {
+                        binding: 1,
+                        resource: { buffer: this.motionDrawBuffer, size: MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE },
+                    },
+                ],
+            });
+            /* The scene's clip transform, with the generated stages' y negation folded in. */
+            mat4.multiply(this.motionRaster, MOTION_CLIP_FLIP, this.viewProj ?? this.correctedViewProj);
+            this.motionFrameStaging.set(this.motionRaster, 0);
+            this.motionFrameStaging.set(this.frameRawViewProj, 16);
+            this.motionFrameStaging.set(this.reconPreviousRawViewProj, 32);
+            device.queue.writeBuffer(this.motionFrameBuffer, 0, this.motionFrameStaging);
+            const draws = new Float32Array(this.motionDrawStaging.buffer);
+            for (let i = 0; i < count; i += 1) {
+                draws.set(this.motionMatrices.subarray(i * MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS, (i + 1) * MOTION_DRAW_FLOATS), (i * MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE) / 4);
+            }
+            device.queue.writeBuffer(this.motionDrawBuffer, 0, this.motionDrawStaging, 0, bytes);
+            let bound = null;
+            for (let i = 0; i < count; i += 1) {
+                const mesh = this.motionMeshes[i];
+                if (mesh === undefined)
+                    continue;
+                const pipeline = this.motionPipelineFor(mesh.vertexStride);
+                if (pipeline === null)
+                    continue;
+                if (pipeline !== bound) {
+                    pass.setPipeline(pipeline);
+                    bound = pipeline;
+                }
+                pass.setBindGroup(0, this.motionGroup, [i * MOTION_DRAW_STRIDE]);
+                pass.setVertexBuffer(0, mesh.vertexBuffers[0]);
+                pass.setIndexBuffer(mesh.indexBuffer, 'uint32');
+                pass.drawIndexed(mesh.indexCount);
+            }
+        }
+        pass.end();
+    }
+    /**
+     * DriftTR tier 0: the jittered render at the render size into the picture at the output size.
+     *
+     * `recon/resolve.ts` is the reference this is held to and `scripts/recon-parity.mjs` compares the
+     * two; nothing here decides anything the reference does not.
+     */
+    runReconstruction(encoder) {
+        if (!this.reconstructing)
+            return;
+        const resolve = this.reconResolvePipeline;
+        const sharpen = this.reconSharpenPipeline;
+        const params = this.reconParams;
+        const write = this.reconWrite;
+        const group = this.reconGroups[write];
+        const sharpenGroup = this.reconSharpenGroups[write];
+        if (resolve === null || sharpen === null || params === null)
+            return;
+        if (group === null || sharpenGroup === null)
+            return;
+        const { device } = this.surface;
+        const outputWidth = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width);
+        const outputHeight = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height);
+        /*
+         * **The unjittered matrices**, which is what the reference's own header insists on: the
+         * history stands for the scene as it would have been drawn with no jitter, and the motion the
+         * resolve derives carries none. `frameRawViewProj` is the camera's own view-projection, in
+         * OpenGL's depth convention — which is the convention the shader's accessor converts the
+         * renderer's reversed buffer into.
+         */
+        mat4.invert(this.reconInverseViewProj, this.frameRawViewProj);
+        const f = this.reconFloats;
+        const u = this.reconInts;
+        u[0] = this.renderWidth;
+        u[1] = this.renderHeight;
+        u[2] = outputWidth;
+        u[3] = outputHeight;
+        f[4] = this.reconJitter[0];
+        f[5] = this.reconJitter[1];
+        f[6] = this.reconPreviousJitter[0];
+        f[7] = this.reconPreviousJitter[1];
+        f.set(this.reconInverseViewProj, 8);
+        f.set(this.reconPreviousRawViewProj, 24);
+        f.set(this.reconPreviousInverseViewProj, 40);
+        f.set(this.reconEye, 56);
+        f.set(this.reconPreviousEye, 60);
+        f[64] = DEFAULT_RECON_QUALITY.alpha;
+        f[65] = DEFAULT_RECON_QUALITY.sharpen;
+        f[66] = DEFAULT_RECON_QUALITY.clampGamma;
+        u[67] = this.reconHasHistory ? 1 : 0;
+        f[68] = DEFAULT_DISOCCLUSION.depthTolerance;
+        f[69] = DEFAULT_DISOCCLUSION.motionScale;
+        f[70] = DEFAULT_DISOCCLUSION.normalFloor;
+        f[71] = DEFAULT_DISOCCLUSION.normalCeiling;
+        device.queue.writeBuffer(params, 0, this.reconStaging);
+        const groupsX = Math.ceil(outputWidth / RECON_WORKGROUP);
+        const groupsY = Math.ceil(outputHeight / RECON_WORKGROUP);
+        const pass = encoder.beginComputePass({
+            label: 'recon.resolve',
+            timestampWrites: this.gpuTimer.writesFor(),
+        });
+        pass.setPipeline(resolve);
+        pass.setBindGroup(0, group);
+        pass.dispatchWorkgroups(groupsX, groupsY, 1);
+        /*
+         * **The sharpen in the same pass, and that is legal because it reads a different texture.**
+         * The resolve wrote history `write`; the sharpen reads it and writes the shown picture. Two
+         * dispatches in one compute pass see each other's writes in recording order, and the rule
+         * §3 row 52 is about — one buffer writable and readable in a single synchronisation scope —
+         * does not bite, because no resource here is both.
+         */
+        pass.setPipeline(sharpen);
+        pass.setBindGroup(0, sharpenGroup);
+        pass.dispatchWorkgroups(groupsX, groupsY, 1);
+        pass.end();
+        /* Last frame's depth, for the disocclusion test and the normals derived from it. */
+        const depth = this.resolvedDepth;
+        const previous = this.reconPreviousDepth;
+        if (depth !== null && previous !== null) {
+            encoder.copyTextureToTexture({ texture: depth }, { texture: previous }, [
+                previous.width,
+                previous.height,
+                1,
+            ]);
+        }
+        this.reconWrite = 1 - write;
+        this.reconHasHistory = true;
+        mat4.copy(this.reconPreviousRawViewProj, this.frameRawViewProj);
+        mat4.copy(this.reconPreviousInverseViewProj, this.reconInverseViewProj);
+        this.reconPreviousEye.set(this.reconEye);
+    }
     resolveDepth(encoder) {
         const target = this.resolvedDepthView;
         const source = this.depthView;
@@ -7510,6 +8391,12 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * must still write, or the history it leaves for the next frame is whatever was in the texture.
      */
     temporalResolve(encoder) {
+        /*
+         * **One guard, not two.** A second test on `reconstructing` here read as belt and braces and
+         * was worse than nothing: it and the `!reconstructing` in `temporalJittering`'s own condition
+         * each covered the other, so breaking either one changed no behaviour and no test could see
+         * it. `temporalJittering` is where the choice is made, and it is made once.
+         */
         if (!this.temporalJittering)
             return;
         const write = this.taaWrite;
@@ -7521,8 +8408,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const f = this.taaFloats;
         const at = (name) => this.postField(TAA_FRAG_FIELDS, name);
         f.set(this.reprojection, at('uReprojection'));
-        f[at('uTexel')] = 1 / Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width);
-        f[at('uTexel') + 1] = 1 / Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height);
+        f[at('uTexel')] = 1 / this.renderWidth;
+        f[at('uTexel') + 1] = 1 / this.renderHeight;
         f[at('uHistoryBlend')] = this.temporalHistoryUsable ? TEMPORAL_HISTORY_BLEND : 0;
         device.queue.writeBuffer(this.taaUniforms, 0, this.taaStaging);
         const pass = encoder.beginRenderPass({
@@ -7592,8 +8479,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (!this.frameCameraSeen)
             return;
         const { device } = this.surface;
-        const width = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width);
-        const height = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height);
+        /* The scene's size: this marches through the picture's own texels, not the viewer's. */
+        const width = this.renderWidth;
+        const height = this.renderHeight;
         const view = this.frameRawViewProj;
         mat4.invert(this.ssrDepthToWorld, view);
         mat4.multiply(this.ssrDepthToWorld, this.ssrDepthToWorld, DEPTH_01_TO_CLIP_Y_DOWN);
@@ -7674,8 +8562,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (!this.frameCameraSeen)
             return;
         const { device } = this.surface;
-        const width = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.width);
-        const height = Math.max(1, this.surface.canvas.height);
+        /* The scene's size: a mark is projected onto the depth this frame drew, at that depth's size. */
+        const width = this.renderWidth;
+        const height = this.renderHeight;
         const view = this.frameRawViewProj;
         mat4.invert(this.decalDepthToWorld, view);
         mat4.multiply(this.decalDepthToWorld, this.decalDepthToWorld, DEPTH_01_TO_CLIP_Y_DOWN);
@@ -7744,6 +8633,23 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         }
         const { device } = this.surface;
         const options = this.oitReplayOptions;
+        /*
+         * **A refracting pane reads the frame behind it, and here that frame is finished.** So the
+         * copy it reads is taken now, from the resolved scene, once for the whole set — the immediate
+         * path takes it by ending the scene's pass, and that pass has already ended. Only when
+         * something in the set refracts, because a copy of the frame is not free.
+         */
+        if (this.translucentQueue.refracts && !this.refractSnapshotTaken) {
+            const snapshot = this.refractSnapshot;
+            const source = this.sceneColor;
+            if (snapshot !== null && source !== null) {
+                encoder.copyTextureToTexture({ texture: source }, { texture: snapshot }, [
+                    snapshot.width,
+                    snapshot.height,
+                ]);
+                this.refractSnapshotTaken = true;
+            }
+        }
         const buffers = [
             { mode: 'accum', view: accum, clear: [0, 0, 0, 0] },
             /* Cleared to one: nothing has covered this pixel yet. Cleared to zero the resolve would show
@@ -7773,6 +8679,12 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
                 options.depthWrite = false;
                 options.depthLayer = draw.depthLayer;
                 options.tint = draw.tint;
+                /* Replayed too, as the other backend replays it: a pane that refracts under sorted
+                   blending and stands clear under this effect reads as a bug in the effect. It did stand
+                   clear here until 2026-09-19. */
+                options.refraction = draw.refraction;
+                options.refractTint = draw.refractTint;
+                options.thicknessM = draw.thicknessM;
                 this.drawTranslucentMesh(draw.mesh, draw.model, draw.opacity, options);
             });
             this.oitReplaying = false;
@@ -8137,6 +9049,10 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             return false;
         if (this.refractSnapshotTaken)
             return true;
+        /* The replay of an order-independent set runs after the scene's pass has ended, and `runOit`
+           took the copy for it before it began; there is no pass here to end and reopen. */
+        if (this.oitReplaying)
+            return false;
         const snapshot = this.refractSnapshot;
         const source = this.sceneColor;
         const encoder = this.encoder;
@@ -8297,7 +9213,15 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
              * recorded so far writes the scene target, so this must come out as exactly one pass;
              * anything else means a node declared a write it does not perform.
              */
-            const passes = schedule(this.arena, this.pendingClearMask, liveOut, this.scheduledPasses);
+            /*
+             * **Either scheduler, into the same records**, so nothing below knows which ran. The identifier
+             * graph is the one that can also express the second pipeline's frame; running it here is what
+             * shows it is a generalisation of this one rather than a different renderer — see
+             * `quality.identifierGraph` for the captures that say so.
+             */
+            const passes = this.flushSchedule === null
+                ? schedule(this.arena, this.pendingClearMask, liveOut, this.scheduledPasses)
+                : scheduleFlush(this.arena, this.pendingClearMask, liveOut, this.flushSchedule, this.scheduledPasses);
             this.passesLastFlush = passes;
             let discards = 0;
             let clears = 0;
@@ -8415,6 +9339,14 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
                once and ran against a discarded attachment that read zero everywhere — which is why
                there is one of these and why this line is in it. */
             (this.quality.temporalAa && this.quality.screenEffects) ||
+            /*
+             * **And so does a reconstruction, for the same reason, and it was missing for the same
+             * reason.** Without it the resolve read a discarded attachment as zero — the far plane
+             * reversed — so every surface stood at infinity: a turning camera reprojected correctly,
+             * since a turn moves every depth alike, and a sliding one moved nothing, and the history
+             * trailed every slide by the parallax it never saw.
+             */
+            this.reconstructing ||
             /*
              * **The order-independent passes attach the depth and test against it**, so a frame running
              * them needs it to survive the main pass. Without this it is discarded, those passes test
@@ -8775,6 +9707,15 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.flushRings();
         framePass.end();
         this.pass = null;
+        /*
+         * **The one window in the frame where every declaration is in and no render pass is open.**
+         * A consumer declares its fields wherever in its own frame the objects live, so the earliest
+         * the set is complete is after the last verb; and a compute pass cannot be recorded inside a
+         * render pass, so the latest it can be recorded is before the composite opens its own. The
+         * probes traced from it are read by the next frame's shading, which is what a probe volume
+         * does anyway — it accumulates.
+         */
+        this.runIndirectLight(this.encoder);
         if (this.hasComposite)
             this.composite(this.encoder);
         /* And where there is no composite there is no depth to read, so a frame that submitted marks
@@ -8830,7 +9771,17 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const width = Math.max(1, this.budgeted.width);
         const height = Math.max(1, this.budgeted.height);
         this.surface.configure(width, height);
-        this.ensureComposite(width, height);
+        /*
+         * **The same split `beginFrame` makes, and it has to be made twice.** This path resized the
+         * composite to the drawing buffer while the frame resized it to the render size, so the two
+         * fought every time a canvas changed — and the reconstruction's bind groups, built here
+         * against the previous scene depth, held a view of a texture this call had just destroyed.
+         * The device's words for that are "destroyed texture used in a submit", on the next frame,
+         * after a resize, which is as far from the cause as a message gets.
+         */
+        const render = this.sceneSize();
+        this.ensureComposite(render.width, render.height);
+        this.ensureReconstruction(render.width, render.height, width, height);
         this.ensureReflection(width, height);
     }
     /**
@@ -8897,6 +9848,195 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     addOccluder(min, max, model) {
         this.occlusion?.addOccluder(min, max, model);
     }
+    /**
+     * Declare a baked distance field that indirect light may be traced against.
+     *
+     * **The seam is `addOccluder`'s, and for `addOccluder`'s reason.** A distance field is the shape
+     * of a thing it is safe to be *traced against*, and only a consumer knows which of its objects
+     * that is true of — the walls and the terrain, not the leaves, not the water, not the thing it
+     * is about to delete. A renderer that derived the field from whatever was drawn would trace
+     * against the foliage and light the room with a hedge.
+     *
+     * **Declared anywhere in the frame and composed at its end**, which is the one window where
+     * every declaration is in and the encoder has no render pass open. Cleared at `beginFrame` with
+     * the decal and reflection queues, so a consumer redeclares every frame and a field it stops
+     * declaring stops lighting.
+     *
+     * The field is in the model matrix's own space and the matrix must carry uniform scale only —
+     * `composeGlobalField` gives the reason: a distance is not preserved by a non-uniform scale, and
+     * the factor to correct by depends on the direction to the nearest surface, which is exactly
+     * what a distance field does not record.
+     *
+     * **`albedo` is what colour this placement's surface is, and it decides what the bounce carries.**
+     * What leaves a surface is the light arriving times its albedo, so a ray that lands on a wall
+     * and does not know its colour returns the same answer for a red wall and a white one — measured
+     * on `demo/dev/bounce.html` before this argument existed. It is a placement's rather than a
+     * field's, because the same baked shape is placed many times and two pillars cut from one mould
+     * may be painted differently. White where it is left out, so every existing caller is unchanged.
+     */
+    addDistanceField(field, model, albedo) {
+        this.distanceFields.record(field, model, albedo);
+    }
+    /** Forget the fields declared this frame, for a consumer that rebuilds its list mid-frame. */
+    clearDistanceFields() {
+        this.distanceFields.reset();
+    }
+    /**
+     * Compose what the frame declared, or nothing at all.
+     *
+     * **Nothing at all is the ordinary case and must cost nothing.** `quality.indirectLight` is off
+     * by default and a frame that declared no fields has nothing to compose, so both are answered
+     * before the composer exists — which is what keeps the eighteen scenes byte-identical with the
+     * flag off rather than merely close.
+     */
+    runIndirectLight(encoder) {
+        /*
+         * **The flag is read here and in no other place.** It used to be read again by each of the two
+         * steps, and a perturbation proved neither of those could fail: the bake needs a composed
+         * field, and only the composition makes one. A guard another guard covers is a line no test
+         * can hold — this session has had to remove three of them.
+         */
+        if (!this.quality.indirectLight)
+            return;
+        this.composeDistanceField(encoder);
+        this.bakeIndirectProbes(encoder);
+    }
+    composeDistanceField(encoder) {
+        /*
+         * **An empty frame still reaches the composer, and a test had to find that.** The early return
+         * used to cover the whole method, so a frame that declared nothing left `composed` true from
+         * the frame before — and the bake traced against a field built out of geometry the consumer
+         * had stopped declaring. What the guard is actually for is not *building* a composer for a
+         * profile that never declares anything, so that is all it now guards.
+         */
+        if (this.fieldComposer === null) {
+            if (this.distanceFields.length === 0)
+                return;
+            this.fieldComposer = new FieldComposer(this.surface.device, DEFAULT_FIELD_COMPOSE);
+        }
+        this.fieldComposer.compose(encoder, this.distanceFields, this.frameEye);
+    }
+    /** The world field this frame composed, or null where none was. For a pass that marches it. */
+    get distanceField() {
+        return this.fieldComposer?.field ?? null;
+    }
+    /**
+     * Refresh this frame's share of the probe grid from the world field, or do nothing at all.
+     *
+     * **Doing nothing is the ordinary case and must cost nothing**, which is why every condition is
+     * answered before the baker exists: a frame may have composed no field — including a frame that
+     * declared none after a frame that did, where the composer exists and holds nothing — and a
+     * profile may have asked for no probe array. With either false this returns having allocated
+     * nothing and recorded nothing, which is what keeps the scenes byte-identical.
+     *
+     * **The grid is the declared one, or one fitted to the fields themselves.** A consumer that
+     * placed its probes always wins. One that did not gets a grid around whatever it said its light
+     * may be traced against — which is the right extent rather than a convenient one, because a grid
+     * sized to everything drawn would spend its probes on the inside of the sky.
+     */
+    bakeIndirectProbes(encoder) {
+        const field = this.fieldComposer?.field;
+        if (field === undefined || field === null)
+            return;
+        /*
+         * **The grid is settled before the array is read, and the first version read it first.**
+         * Fitting a grid calls `setProbeGrid`, which reallocates the array for the new layer count —
+         * so a baker built from the array captured a line earlier held the one-layer array the
+         * renderer starts with, and asked it for a view of layer 1. The device refused in those words.
+         * It is the trap `setProbeGrid` already documents for the flat bind groups: a group holds
+         * whatever texture existed when it was built, for ever, with no error anywhere until the
+         * sizes disagree.
+         */
+        const grid = this.indirectGrid();
+        if (grid === null)
+            return;
+        const array = this.probeArray;
+        const view = this.probeView;
+        if (array === null || view === null)
+            return;
+        if (this.probeBaker !== null && this.bakerArray !== array) {
+            this.probeBaker.dispose();
+            this.probeBaker = null;
+        }
+        this.probeBaker ??= new ProbeBaker(this.surface.device, {
+            array,
+            view,
+            sampler: this.probeSampler,
+            edge: this.probeEdge,
+            format: this.pipelines.format,
+        });
+        this.bakerArray = array;
+        /*
+         * **Whether the scene rasterised this grid first**, which decides two things: that the
+         * roughness chain is already valid and must not be overwritten by a diffuse map, and that the
+         * probes hold direct light for the trace to bounce. A grid that was never rasterised is traced
+         * anyway and converges on whatever it started with — see `ProbeBaker`'s header.
+         */
+        /*
+         * The frame's own sun, taken from the environment `bindMeshPass` was given rather than from a
+         * capture — which is what makes a bounce follow a light that moved. A frame that drew no mesh
+         * has no environment and traces with the sun off, which is the honest answer for a frame that
+         * never said what was lighting it.
+         */
+        const env = this.frameEnv;
+        this.probeBaker.bake(encoder, field, grid, this.probeBaked, {
+            direction: env?.directionalDir ?? NO_SUN,
+            colour: env?.directionalColor ?? NO_SUN,
+            /* What a ray that left the world finds. The frame's own ambient, not a capture. */
+            sky: env?.ambient ?? NO_SUN,
+        });
+        /*
+         * **The bake is what fills the layers now, so it is what marks them filled.** `probeBaked`
+         * gates the whole array, and a grid nothing rasterised would otherwise never be sampled — the
+         * lit pass would read the hemispheric gradient and the traced light would go nowhere.
+         */
+        if (this.probeBaker.complete) {
+            for (let layer = 0; layer < grid.layers; layer += 1)
+                this.markProbeFilled(layer);
+        }
+    }
+    /** The declared grid, or one fitted to this frame's fields, or null where neither is possible. */
+    indirectGrid() {
+        if (this.probes !== null)
+            return this.probes;
+        if (!distanceFieldBounds(this.distanceFields, this.fieldBoundsMin, this.fieldBoundsMax)) {
+            return null;
+        }
+        const fitted = fitProbeGrid({ min: this.fieldBoundsMin, max: this.fieldBoundsMax }, INDIRECT_PROBE_SPACING, MAX_ENV_PROBES);
+        if (!this.setProbeGrid(fitted)) {
+            if (!this.indirectGridRefused) {
+                this.indirectGridRefused = true;
+                console.warn('[driftengine] indirect light needs a probe grid and this profile has no probe array, ' +
+                    'so nothing is traced. Ask for a quality profile with the environment probe enabled.');
+            }
+            return null;
+        }
+        return this.probes;
+    }
+    /**
+     * The device milliseconds the last composed field took, or null where nothing measured it.
+     *
+     * One frame behind, because a timestamp is read back and a readback that blocked would be the
+     * measurement changing what it measures. Null also where no field has ever been composed, and
+     * where the device was not asked for `timestamp-query`.
+     */
+    get distanceFieldMs() {
+        return this.fieldComposer?.composeMs ?? null;
+    }
+    /**
+     * The device milliseconds the last traced probe refresh took, or null where nothing measured it.
+     *
+     * **A refresh rather than a grid**, which is `PROBES_PER_FRAME` probes and is what a frame
+     * actually pays. One frame behind, for the reason `distanceFieldMs` gives.
+     */
+    get indirectBakeMs() {
+        return this.probeBaker?.bakeMs ?? null;
+    }
+    /** Ask for the last frame's figures, once the frame that recorded them has been submitted. */
+    readDistanceFieldTimings() {
+        this.fieldComposer?.readTimings();
+        this.probeBaker?.readTimings();
+    }
     /**
      * Whether a mesh is entirely behind the occluders declared this frame.
      *
@@ -8937,6 +10077,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         pass: null,
         outputTransform: 0,
         outputExposure: 1,
+        jitter: this.passJitter,
     };
     /**
      * Let something outside this file draw into the frame. See `Renderer.registerPass`.
@@ -8966,7 +10107,53 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     prepareContext = {
         backend: 'webgpu',
         encoder: null,
+        environment: null,
+        distanceField: null,
+        jitter: this.passJitter,
     };
+    /**
+     * The object handed to a pass as `PrepareContext.environment`, rebuilt only when it changes.
+     *
+     * **Mutated in place for the reason the context above is**: this runs once a frame for every
+     * registered pass, and the house rule about per-frame allocation binds the seam as much as the
+     * verbs. The view is the only field that can change identity, and it changes when the grid's
+     * layer count does.
+     */
+    passEnvironment = {
+        view: null,
+        sampler: null,
+        edge: 0,
+        maxLod: 0,
+        irradianceLevel: 0,
+        irradiance: false,
+        layers: 0,
+    };
+    /**
+     * The frame's reconstruction jitter: one step of the sequence a frame, taken before any pass
+     * prepares.
+     *
+     * **Here and not in `bindMeshPass`, for two reasons that were both defects.** A registered pass
+     * prepares at `beginFrame`, before any mesh pass is bound, so a jitter chosen there could not
+     * reach it — and the GPU-driven pipeline draws its whole world in `prepare`, unjittered, into a
+     * resolve that un-jitters everything. And a frame that bound its mesh pass twice took two steps
+     * of the sequence and resolved against the second.
+     *
+     * The sizes are the frame's by now: `ensureReconstruction` has run.
+     */
+    settleReconJitter() {
+        if (!this.reconstructionWanted) {
+            this.passJitter[0] = 0;
+            this.passJitter[1] = 0;
+            return;
+        }
+        this.reconFrameIndex += 1;
+        this.reconPreviousJitter.set(this.reconJitter);
+        jitterOffsetFor(this.reconFrameIndex, reconJitterPhases(this.renderWidth, this.surface.canvas.width), this.reconJitter);
+        /* A render pixel is two over the render's size of the clip square; y upward, as the resolve's
+           rows and the camera's own matrix both run. */
+        this.passJitter[0] = (2 * this.reconJitter[0]) / this.renderWidth;
+        this.passJitter[1] = (2 * this.reconJitter[1]) / this.renderHeight;
+    }
     /**
      * Give every pass that owns a target its chance to fill it, before the frame's own opens.
      *
@@ -8981,6 +10168,33 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         if (this.preparingPasses === 0)
             return;
         this.prepareContext.encoder = encoder;
+        /*
+         * **The same test the lit pass applies to its own binding**: a view exists from the moment the
+         * array is created, and what makes it *readable* is a completed bake that is not the one
+         * currently open. Offering it earlier hands a pass a texture of undefined contents, which is
+         * the failure `probeBaked` was introduced for on the forward path.
+         */
+        const usable = this.probeView !== null && this.probeBaked && !this.probePassActive;
+        if (usable) {
+            const environment = this.passEnvironment;
+            environment.view = this.probeView;
+            environment.sampler = this.probeSampler;
+            environment.edge = this.probeEdge;
+            environment.maxLod = this.probeMaxLod;
+            environment.irradianceLevel = irradianceLevelFor(this.probeEdge);
+            environment.irradiance = this.probeAmbient;
+            environment.layers = this.probes?.layers ?? 1;
+            this.prepareContext.environment = environment;
+        }
+        else {
+            this.prepareContext.environment = null;
+        }
+        /*
+         * The field the *previous* frame composed, because this runs at `beginFrame` and the
+         * composition runs at `endFrame`. `PrepareContext.distanceField` says why that is right rather
+         * than merely what happens.
+         */
+        this.prepareContext.distanceField = this.fieldComposer?.field ?? null;
         for (const definition of this.passes.definitions) {
             definition?.prepare?.(this.prepareContext);
         }
@@ -9172,7 +10386,12 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             depthFormat: DEPTH_FORMAT,
             /* The same four numbers this backend's own verbs are projected through. See `PassDevice`. */
             clipCorrection: CLIP_CORRECTION,
+            /* And the one a pass that wrote its own WGSL wants, which is the same without the Y
+               negation — that negation cancels `naga`'s, and a hand-written shader has none. */
+            depthCorrection: DEPTH_CORRECTION,
             samples: this.samples,
+            /* Whether a pass drawing the world owes the frame its jitter and its depth. See `PassDevice`. */
+            reconstruction: this.reconstructionWanted,
         };
     }
     /**
@@ -9223,8 +10442,13 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const cssWidth = Math.max(canvas.clientWidth, 1);
         const cssHeight = Math.max(canvas.clientHeight, 1);
         const origin = canvas.getBoundingClientRect();
-        const scaleX = canvas.width / cssWidth;
-        const scaleY = canvas.height / cssHeight;
+        /*
+         * **CSS pixels to the scene's pixels, not the viewer's.** A viewport is state on the frame's
+         * own pass, which draws into the render-size targets, so a box measured in the drawing buffer
+         * would be scaled by the reconstruction ratio and land off the side of a smaller attachment.
+         */
+        const scaleX = this.renderWidth / cssWidth;
+        const scaleY = this.renderHeight / cssHeight;
         const left = rect.left - origin.left;
         const top = rect.top - origin.top;
         const w = Math.max(1, Math.round(rect.width * scaleX));
@@ -9251,8 +10475,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
          * edge for the frames it is half-off. That asymmetry is the cost of the clamp, it is
          * recorded in the parity ledger, and the alternative was an exception.
          */
-        const targetWidth = canvas.width;
-        const targetHeight = canvas.height;
+        /* The attachment this pass draws into, which is the scene's size — see `renderWidth`. */
+        const targetWidth = this.renderWidth;
+        const targetHeight = this.renderHeight;
         const clampedX = Math.max(0, Math.min(x, targetWidth));
         const clampedY = Math.max(0, Math.min(y, targetHeight));
         const clampedW = Math.max(0, Math.min(x + w, targetWidth) - clampedX);
@@ -9324,9 +10549,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const pass = this.pass;
         if (this.surface.lost || pass === null)
             return;
-        const canvas = this.surface.context.canvas;
-        pass.setViewport(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height, 0, 1);
-        pass.setScissorRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);
+        /* The whole of what this pass draws into, which is the scene's size and not the viewer's. */
+        pass.setViewport(0, 0, this.renderWidth, this.renderHeight, 0, 1);
+        pass.setScissorRect(0, 0, this.renderWidth, this.renderHeight);
     }
     /**
      * Copy a rectangle of the frame into a 2D canvas, pixel for pixel.
@@ -9777,7 +11002,22 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
     get probeBaked() {
         return this.probes !== null && this.probeFilledCount === this.probes.layers;
     }
-    /** Record that one layer now holds a convolution, without counting a rebake twice. */
+    /**
+     * Record that one layer now holds a convolution, without counting a rebake twice.
+     *
+     * **And rebuild the flat groups on the last one**, which is the third time this backend has paid
+     * for a bind group holding whatever texture existed when it was built. `flatTextures` resolves
+     * `uEnvironment` to a one-texel **white** stand-in while `probeBaked` is false, so a grid filled
+     * by the trace rather than by `bakeProbeGrid` — which runs before any frame and therefore before
+     * any group — leaves every flat group holding that white for the life of the renderer. The
+     * uniform beside it flips to "use the grid" and the grid the shader reads is pure white.
+     *
+     * Measured on `demo/dev/bounce.html?seed=0`: every surface came back at exactly its own albedo
+     * times 255, with the sun switched off and the trace pinned to a constant. It had been recorded
+     * as undefined memory in the probe array; it is a deliberate white texture, read on purpose.
+     * The refraction snapshot's own note two hundred lines below says the same thing about the same
+     * mistake, and `setProbeGrid` says it about the array being replaced.
+     */
     markProbeFilled(layer) {
         if (layer < 0 || layer >= this.probeFilled.length)
             return;
@@ -9785,6 +11025,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             return;
         this.probeFilled[layer] = 1;
         this.probeFilledCount++;
+        if (this.probeBaked)
+            this.rebuildFlatGroupsForNewRings();
     }
     /**
      * The array every probe is a layer of, sized for a grid.
@@ -9805,6 +11047,46 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.probeView = this.probeArray.createView({ dimension: '2d-array' });
         this.probeFilled = new Uint8Array(layers);
         this.probeFilledCount = 0;
+        /*
+         * **Cleared here, because a texture no pass has written holds undefined contents** — the same
+         * sentence the directional shadow maps are cleared under, arrived at from the other end.
+         *
+         * A traced probe reads the array's own irradiance level back as the light that has already
+         * bounced, so an unwritten array is not "nothing has bounced yet": it is whatever the
+         * allocator left, amplified by every refresh. Measured on `demo/dev/bounce.html` with
+         * `?seed=0`, a grid nothing had rasterised settled on a uniform **209 of 255** in every
+         * channel, which reads as a working ambient term and is memory.
+         *
+         * **Every level, not only the one the bake writes.** The roughness chain is sampled by
+         * reflective surfaces long before any bake has filled it, and a first fill writes the whole
+         * chain only for a layer the scheduler has reached.
+         */
+        const clear = device.createCommandEncoder({ label: 'probe.clear' });
+        const levels = irradianceLevelFor(this.probeEdge) + 1;
+        for (let layer = 0; layer < layers; layer += 1) {
+            for (let level = 0; level < levels; level += 1) {
+                clear
+                    .beginRenderPass({
+                    label: 'probe.clear',
+                    colorAttachments: [
+                        {
+                            view: this.probeArray.createView({
+                                dimension: '2d',
+                                baseArrayLayer: layer,
+                                arrayLayerCount: 1,
+                                baseMipLevel: level,
+                                mipLevelCount: 1,
+                            }),
+                            clearValue: { r: 0, g: 0, b: 0, a: 1 },
+                            loadOp: 'clear',
+                            storeOp: 'store',
+                        },
+                    ],
+                })
+                    .end();
+            }
+        }
+        device.queue.submit([clear.finish()]);
     }
     /**
      * Declare where a grid's probes stand, and allocate the layers for them.
@@ -9955,7 +11237,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         const heldExposure = this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOutputExposure')] ?? 1;
         this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = 0;
         this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOutputExposure')] = 1;
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
         for (let face = 0; face < PROBE_FACES.length; face++) {
             const aim = PROBE_FACES[face];
             if (aim === undefined)
@@ -10029,7 +11311,7 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.markProbeFilled(layer);
         this.perFrameInts[this.materialField('uOutputTransform')] = heldGrade;
         this.perFrameFloats[this.materialField('uOutputExposure')] = heldExposure;
-        this.materialSlot = -1;
+        this.materials.dirty();
         this.probePassActive = false;
         this.rebuildFlatBindGroup();
         return true;
@@ -10479,7 +11761,13 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
             label: 'post.resolvedDepth',
             size: [width, height],
             format: RESOLVED_DEPTH_FORMAT,
-            usage: USAGE,
+            /*
+             * **`COPY_SRC` only where a reconstruction is going to keep it**, because a usage is a
+             * promise about the whole life of the texture and every frame that does not reconstruct
+             * would be paying for one it never makes. A reconstruction copies this into its own target
+             * at the end of the frame, which is what its disocclusion tests against next frame.
+             */
+            usage: this.quality.reconstruction > 0 ? USAGE | 0x1 : USAGE,
         });
         this.resolvedDepthView = this.resolvedDepth.createView();
         /*
@@ -10891,6 +12179,9 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
      * the 2026-08-13 rule asks for — one decision, bound twice.
      */
     dispose() {
+        for (const texture of this.retiredTextures)
+            texture.destroy();
+        this.retiredTextures.length = 0;
         const passDevice = this.passDevice();
         drainRegistry(this.passes, (definition) => definition.dispose?.(passDevice));
         this.passReads.clear();
@@ -10900,6 +12191,8 @@ export class WebGPURenderer {
         this.preparingPasses = 0;
         const computeDevice = this.computeDevice();
         drainRegistry(this.computes, (definition) => definition.dispose?.(computeDevice));
+        this.fieldComposer?.dispose();
+        this.fieldComposer = null;
         this.pass = null;
         this.encoder = null;
         this.skinPalettes.dispose();