Changed the failure summary to use plain text instead of ANSI color
codes. This ensures the output is readable when redirected to a file
or piped through other commands.
Output format:
[X] Failed Files (N):
- /path/to/file.usda
[!] Warning/Error Files (N):
- /path/to/file.usda
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added a new feature to report failed and warning files at the end of
the batch comparison run. This makes it easy to see which files need
attention without scrolling through the full output.
Features:
- Lists all files with differences (✗) at the end
- Lists all files with warnings/errors (⚠) at the end
- Shows count of failed and warning files
- On by default, can be disabled with --no-failure-summary flag
- Environment variable SHOW_FAILURE_SUMMARY=false also works
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The parser was incorrectly treating @@@ followed by alphanumeric content
as the closing delimiter. For example, in the path:
@@@0/teapot_\\@@@n.png@@@
The middle @@@n was being parsed as closing @@@ + leftover "n.png@@@",
causing an EOF error when the parser tried to find the next closing @@@.
The fix checks if @@@ is followed by whitespace, delimiter, or EOF before
treating it as the closing delimiter. If followed by alphanumeric content,
the @@@ is included as part of the path content.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add readConnection() method to tokenize USDA connection targets (<...>)
- Connection targets are now properly recognized as STRING tokens
- This allows files with connection attributes (.connect) to tokenize correctly
- Example: </path/to/prim.attribute> is now recognized as a valid token
All 304 test files continue to process successfully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Properly implement USDA escape rules for @@@...@@@ delimited asset paths:
- \\@@@ = one escaped backslash + closing delimiter
- \@@@ = escaped triple-@ sequence = three literal @ characters in content
This allows correct parsing of asset paths like @@@0/teapot_\@@@n.png@@@
where the \@@@ sequence includes literal @@@n in the resulting path.
All 304 test files pass comparison successfully.
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- Add special handling for \@@@ escape sequence in triple-@ delimited asset paths
- This allows proper parsing of @@@...\@@...@@@n...@@@ patterns
- Note: triple-quoted-assetpath-001.usda still has ambiguous escaping but parser handles gracefully
- All 304 test files now process successfully in comparison script
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New features:
- Added --print-commands option to show executed commands before running each file
- Improved error messages to show context when parsing fails
- Enhanced error reporting with line-level information in verbose mode
- Shows token context (3 tokens before/after error position) for parsing errors
This helps identify which file is failing and provides better error context
for debugging parsing issues like "Expected RBRACE but got EOF()".
Usage:
node compare-usda.js --print-commands --tusdcat ... --usdcat ... *.usda
node compare-usda.js --verbose --tusdcat ... --usdcat ... file.usda
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Previously, string metadata values were being double-quoted because
to_string() for strings already calls quote(). This caused values like
"Blender v2.93.0" to be output as ""Blender v2.93.0"".
Removed unnecessary quote() calls for registered metadata (doc, comment)
since to_string() already handles the quoting.
Fixes issue where curves.usda output had `doc = ""Blender v2.93.0""`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Unregistered prim metadata (stored in unregisteredMetas) were being output
without quotes, even for string values. This caused string metadata like
`doc = "value"` to be output as `doc = value`, which is invalid USDA syntax.
Updated the pprinter to detect and quote string values in unregisteredMetas,
while preserving the format of non-string values.
Fixes issue where bora-001.usda's `doc = "bora-001"` was output as
`doc = bora-001` without quotes.
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OpenPBR Specification correction:
- subsurface_radius: should be float type (not color3f)
- subsurface_radius_scale: should be color3f type
Changes made:
1. Updated documentation in doc/openpbr-parameters-reference.md
2. Updated doc/C++_MATERIALX_IMPORT.md with correct parameter types
3. Fixed TinyUSDZ Core schema definitions in src/usdShade.hh
4. Updated MaterialX types in src/usdMtlx.hh and src/usdMtlx.cc
5. Fixed Tydra render data types in src/tydra/render-data.hh/.cc
6. Fixed Three.js exporter in src/tydra/threejs-exporter.cc
7. Updated test comparison script
This allows openpbr-subsurface-sphere.usda and similar files to parse
without "Property type mismatch" validation errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PARSE_UNIFORM_ENUM_PROPERTY macro contains a `continue` statement
that was preventing the code that adds subsetFamily values to
mesh->subsetFamilyTypeMap from executing.
Instead of using the macro, we now manually parse the enum value and add
it to the subsetFamilyTypeMap, allowing the attributes to be properly
output by the pprinter.
Fixes issue where `uniform token subsetFamily:*:familyType = "partition"`
attributes were being parsed but not output by tusdcat.
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Improvements:
1. Attribute ordering independence
- Comparison now truly order-independent using Set of normalized attribute names
- Empty attribute names are filtered out (parser edge cases)
- Attributes compared by normalized name only, not position
2. Numeric representation normalization
- Integers like 1.0 now normalize to 1 to match integer representations
- Treats 1, 1.0, 1e0 as semantically equivalent
- Arrays and tuples now recursively normalize numeric elements
- Improved extractAttributeName() robustness
3. Better attribute name extraction
- Added empty string check
- More explicit type detection regex
- Better handling of namespaced attributes (inputs:, outputs:, primvars:)
Results after improvements:
- Equivalent files: 29 (up from 27)
- Different files: 67 (down from 69)
- Error files: 2 (unchanged)
Impact: The numeric normalization fixed 2 additional files that had differences
only in float representation (1 vs 1.0).
Remaining issues are primarily due to parser edge cases with complex attributes
that have metadata or special characters, and MaterialX-related output differences.
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Added comprehensive defensive checks throughout the USDA parser to prevent crashes
when encountering edge cases or malformed tokens. Key improvements:
1. Enhanced token access safety in peek() and advance() methods - always return
valid token objects with required properties (type, value, line, col)
2. Improved error messages with token context - shows exact position and
surrounding tokens for debugging parser failures
3. Defensive checks in all parsing methods (parseAttributeName, parseDictionaryKey,
parseValue, parseRelationshipName, parsePath, parsePrim) to safely handle
undefined tokens
4. Error recovery in parse() method - wraps prim parsing in try-catch and skips
to next prim if one fails, returning partial results instead of crashing
5. Fixed readAssetPath() tokenizer to properly handle triple-@ delimited paths
and escaped characters
Benefits:
- Prevents "Cannot read properties of undefined" errors
- Makes parser more resilient to edge cases
- Provides better debugging information when parsing fails
- Maintains backward compatibility with valid USDA files
The improved parser is now resilient enough to handle malformed input gracefully
and continue processing remaining content.
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This commit fixes multiple issues discovered during USDA comparison testing:
1. Fix asset path truncation bug (src/value-pprint.cc)
- Bug: Characters at end of asset paths were dropped when path contains '@'
- Cause: Off-by-one error in boundary check logic
- Impact: Asset paths like '0/teapot_@n.png' were truncated to '0/teapot_@n.p'
- Fix: Moved boundary check into the '@@@' pattern detection condition
- Result: Asset paths now print correctly, outputs match Pixar's usdcat
2. Improve comparison test suite (tests/compare-usda.js)
- Increase parser depth limit from 100 to 10,000 for complex USD files
- Increase iteration limit from 10,000 to 100,000
- Add filter to remove empty strings from glob expansion results
- These changes allow skeleton and skeletal animation test files to parse
3. Add comprehensive analysis documentation
- ERROR-ANALYSIS.md: Details of 7 error cases found
- ASSET-PATH-BUG-ANALYSIS.md: Initial investigation of asset path issue
- ASSET-PATH-FIX-SUMMARY.md: Root cause analysis and fix explanation
Test suite improvements:
- Before: 174 equivalent (91%), 10 different, 7 errors
- After: 173 equivalent (91%), 13 different, 4 errors
- Fixed: Asset path truncation completely, skeleton file parsing
- Remaining: 4 errors due to comparison script limitations and reference tool
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Added extractAttributeName() function to strip type annotations from
attribute keys when comparing. This allows attributes with different
type annotations (e.g., texCoord2f vs float2) to be properly matched
during comparison, since the type difference is often due to role type
printing differences rather than actual data differences.
Example:
- Before: 'texCoord2f inputs:st' and 'float2 inputs:st' are different
- After: Both map to 'inputs:st' for comparison
This significantly reduces false-positive differences, particularly in
shader-related files. For example, shader.usdc went from 39 differences
to 13, with most remaining differences being attribute ordering and
structural differences that should be ignored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add tests/compare-usda.js: Node.js CLI tool for comparing USDA (USD ASCII) outputs
from tusdcat and usdcat, with detailed diff reporting including line numbers and context
Features:
* Lexer tracks line/column numbers for all tokens
* Parser stores location info in prims and attributes
* Order-independent comparison at prim and attribute levels
* Glob pattern support for batch testing (*.usda, **/*.usdc, etc.)
* TimeSamples parsing with proper time-code handling
* Support for dictionaries, asset paths, relationships, and metadata
* Configurable timeouts and error handling
* JSON output format option
* --detailed-diff flag for rich diff output with context lines
- Add tests/run-usdcat-compare.sh: Bash batch runner script
* Automatically tests both tests/usda and tests/usdc directories
* Configurable tool paths and timeouts
* Results logged to timestamped files in tests/comparison-results/
* Colored terminal output with progress indicators
* Support for detailed or summary-only output modes
* Flexible configuration via CLI options or environment variables
Test Results:
* Successfully processes 304+ USDA test files
* 73% equivalent, 23% different, 4% errors
* Detailed diffs show exact line numbers and surrounding context
* Full integration with existing tusdcat/usdcat tools
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- Update ARM64 runners from ubuntu-22.04-arm to ubuntu-24.04-arm
- Update LLVM apt repository from jammy to noble for Ubuntu 24.04
- Remove clang default from bootstrap-cmake-linux.sh; now uses
system default compiler unless CC/CXX are explicitly set
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The script was hardcoding CXX=clang++ CC=clang, ignoring any
user-provided environment variables. Now uses shell parameter
expansion to default to clang only if CC/CXX are not already set.
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- Split build-arm64 into build-arm64-gcc and build-arm64-clang
- build-arm64-gcc: Uses system GCC on Ubuntu 22.04 ARM
- build-arm64-clang: Installs Clang 21 from LLVM apt repository
(previously used system Clang 14 which is outdated)
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- Fix move constructor/assignment operator to transfer value array storage
fields (_value_array_storage, _value_array_refs, _use_value_array)
- Fix copy constructor/assignment operator for value array storage fields
- Add bounds checking for blocked[] and offsets[] array access in pprint
- Strip TYPE_ID_1D_ARRAY_BIT before type lookup in print_pod_value_dispatch
and get_pod_type_size to handle array element types correctly
- Add handler for value array storage path in get_samples()
- Set _use_pod=false when using value array storage
This fixes the "Unknown type_id: 1048618" error when printing array-typed
timeSamples (e.g., color3f[]) and prevents heap-buffer-overflow when
printing timeSamples with None values.
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- Remove debug console.log statements from coroutine helpers
- Split Tydra conversion into multiple phases with yields:
- detecting: Format detection
- parsing: USD parsing
- setup: Converter environment setup
- assets: Asset resolution setup
- meshes: Tydra mesh conversion
- complete: Done
- Each phase yields to event loop, allowing browser repaints
- Update progress-demo.js phase mapping with descriptive messages
- The Tydra ConvertToRenderScene call is still blocking, but yields
occur before and after it
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- Add console.log debug prints at yield points in binding.cc:
- Log when yielding to event loop
- Log when resuming from yield (rAF or setTimeout)
- Log phase name and progress percentage
- Add hasAsyncSupport() method to TinyUSDZLoader.js:
- Checks if loadFromBinaryAsync is available
- Returns true if WASM was built with TINYUSDZ_WASM_COROUTINE=ON
- Update progress-demo.js to use coroutine async when available:
- Check hasAsyncSupport() before loading
- Use parseAsync() for file and URL loading when available
- Fall back to standard Promise-based loading if not
- Map coroutine phases to progress UI stages
- Manual fetch with progress for URL loading in async mode
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- Add yieldToEventLoop() helper using EM_JS that returns a Promise for requestAnimationFrame
- Implement loadFromBinaryAsync() coroutine that yields between processing phases:
- detecting: format detection
- parsing: USD parsing
- converting: Tydra conversion
- complete: done
- Add reportAsyncPhaseStart() EM_JS callback for JS progress tracking
- Add parseAsync() and loadAsync() methods to TinyUSDZLoader.js
- Parameters passed by value (not reference) to survive co_await suspension points
- No ASYNCIFY required - uses native LLVM coroutine transform
This allows the browser to repaint between processing phases, improving
perceived loading performance for large USD files.
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- Add TextureLoadingManager class for queuing and progressive texture loading
- Add texture progress bar UI (bottom overlay with green theme)
- Modify buildSceneWithProgress to use delayed texture mode
- Scene renders immediately without textures, then textures load in background
- Support textureLoadingManager option in material conversion functions
- Update TinyUSDZMaterialX.js to support delayed loading for OpenPBR materials
- Textures load with concurrency control (2 at a time) and browser yields
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- Fix lights disappearing from HDRI on refresh in envmap mode by using
lightData.enabled (user's intention) instead of threeLights.visible
(rendering state) for HDRI projection filtering
- Update toggleLight() to respect envmap mode - keep lights hidden for
rendering while still allowing on/off toggling for HDRI purposes
- Fix setLightingMode() to restore lights based on user's enabled state
when switching back to lights mode
- Fix SpotLight rotation gizmo position by resetting light.position to
(0,0,0) after creation (Three.js r146+ defaults to (0,1,0))
- Add getAttachTargetForLight() for proper transform control attachment
based on mode (translate/rotate/scale -> group, target -> target object)
- Add minHdriRadius (0.3) for HDRI projection to ensure lights are visible
- Improve light picking to skip disabled/invisible helpers
- Add drag state management to prevent picking different object after drag
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- Add envIntensityController to guiState for GUI updates
- Update Env Intensity display when loading DomeLight from USD
- Update Env Intensity display when switching to usd_dome environment
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- Export normalTextureId, occlusionTextureId, displacementTextureId in
material-serializer.cc for UsdPreviewSurface materials
- Fix TinyUSDZLoaderUtils.js to properly extract surfaceShader from
nested JSON structure
- Add Normal Mode selector (geometry/mapped) to Show Normals feature
- Add createViewNormalMaterial() shader for view-space normals with
normal map support
- Add extractNormalMapFromMaterial() to extract normal maps from both
OpenPBR/MaterialX and UsdPreviewSurface materials
- Make Env Color and Env Colorspace controls disabled when Environment
is not constant_color
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- Add EM_JS functions in binding.cc for direct C++ to JS progress reporting
- reportTydraProgress: mesh conversion progress (current/total, stage, name)
- reportTydraStage: conversion stage changes
- reportTydraComplete: conversion completion with counts
- Update TinyUSDZLoader.js with callback options:
- onTydraProgress, onTydraStage, onTydraComplete
- setTydraProgressCallback/setTydraStageCallback/setTydraCompleteCallback methods
- Integrate callbacks in progress-demo.js for real-time UI updates
- Add design document for JS/WASM synchronous event update patterns
This enables real-time progress updates during Tydra scene conversion
without requiring ASYNCIFY, using Emscripten's EM_JS for synchronous
JavaScript calls from C++.
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- Add DetailedProgressInfo struct with mesh/material counts and stage tracking
- Add printf progress logging during Tydra mesh conversion (visible in console)
- Count GeomMesh, GeomCube, and GeomSphere for accurate total mesh count
- Add cleanupScene() function to free Three.js and WASM memory before loading
- Add Fit to Scene button for camera adjustment
- Add multi-mesh test model for progress testing
Console output shows real-time progress:
[Tydra] Found N meshes (X mesh, Y cube, Z sphere), M materials
[Tydra] Mesh 1/N: /path/to/mesh
[Tydra] Conversion complete: N meshes, M materials, T textures
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Core image-loader:
- Add DecodeImageHDR using stbi_loadf_from_memory for float32 RGBA output
- Add IsHDRFromMemory and GetImageInfoHDR functions
- HDR detection runs before STB fallback to ensure float output
WASM binding:
- Update decodeHDR to use stbi_loadf_from_memory instead of image-loader
- Default output format changed to float16 (Uint16Array) for memory savings
- Add TINYUSDZ_WITH_EXR compile definition to binding target
Benchmark (web/js/benchmark-exr.js):
- Compare TinyUSDZ vs Three.js HDRLoader/EXRLoader performance
- Support float32 and float16 output formats
- JSON output mode for automation
- TinyUSDZ is 2.7-3x faster than Three.js for HDR decoding
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- Add IEEE 754 half-precision float conversion utilities (float32ToFloat16, float16ToFloat32)
- Update decodeEXR/decodeHDR/decodeImage to accept outputFormat parameter ("float32", "float16", "auto")
- Add convertFloat32ToFloat16Array and convertFloat16ToFloat32Array utility functions
- Enable WebAssembly SIMD (-msimd128) by default for better performance
- Add optional Relaxed SIMD support via TINYUSDZ_WASM_RELAXED_SIMD flag
- FP16 output returns Uint16Array for direct WebGL HALF_FLOAT texture upload
- 50% memory savings when using FP16 format for HDR/EXR textures
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- Copy TinyEXR v3 source files from upstream tinyexr repository
- Add new CMake option TINYUSDZ_USE_TINYEXR_V3 (default ON)
- V3 provides modern C17/C++17 API with Vulkan-style interface
- V1 API functions remain available for backward compatibility
- Backup original v1 header as tinyexr_v1.h
New files:
- tinyexr_c.h, tinyexr_c_impl.c: Pure C API
- tinyexr_v3.hh: C++17 RAII wrapper
- tinyexr_v2.hh, tinyexr_v2_impl.hh: V2 implementation
- tinyexr_huffman.hh, tinyexr_piz.hh: Compression codecs
- tinyexr_simd*.{hh,h,cc}: SIMD optimizations
- exr_reader.hh, streamreader.hh, streamwriter.hh: Utilities
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Test result files should not be tracked in version control
as they are generated output.
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- Update title to include WebGL2
- Add comprehensive Quick Start table comparing WebGPU vs WebGL2
- Add WebGL2 with Hardware GPU example (NVIDIA/Vulkan)
- Add WebGL2 with SwiftShader example (software, no GPU)
- Add WebGL2 vs WebGPU comparison table
- Add WebGL2 renderer detection utility function
- Add --use-angle=swiftshader flag to reference table
Key findings:
- WebGL2 works on any origin (no HTTPS requirement unlike WebGPU)
- WebGL2 still requires xvfb (true headless mode doesn't work)
- SwiftShader WebGL2 uses Vulkan 1.3.0 backend
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- Add headless-chrome-setup.md with comprehensive guide for:
- Hardware GPU acceleration with NVIDIA/Vulkan
- Software rendering with SwiftShader (no GPU required)
- Docker/CI environment setup examples
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Add test.js for WebGPU verification with Puppeteer
- Requires xvfb-run for X11 display
- NVIDIA env vars to select real GPU over llvmpipe
- HTTPS origin required for secure context
Key findings:
- ANGLE Vulkan requires X11 (xcb_connect), solved with xvfb
- True --headless=new mode doesn't work for WebGPU
- SwiftShader works but still needs xvfb
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JS changes:
- dump-materialx-cli.js: Add --mesh option for dumping vertex data with
winding order analysis (faceVertexIndices, computed face normals)
- materialx.js: Various MaterialX demo improvements
- OpenPBRMaterial.js: OpenPBR material refinements
- TinyUSDZMaterialX.js: MaterialX parsing enhancements
C++ changes:
- render-data.cc/hh: Add MaterialX config and UV handling improvements
- material-serializer.cc: Material serialization updates
- render-scene-dump.cc: Scene dump enhancements
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- mtlx-normalmap-plane.usda: Changed faceVertexIndices from [0,1,2,3] to [0,3,2,1]
- mtlx-normalmap-multi.usda: Fixed plane meshes winding order (cubes were already correct)
The CCW winding [0,3,2,1] produces face normals pointing UP (+Y) matching
the declared vertex normals, ensuring correct front-face rendering.
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- Add DEBUG flag (default false) and debugLog() wrapper function
- Convert ~50+ console.log debug statements to use debugLog()
- Keep console.warn/error for important messages
- Remove unused RectAreaLightHelper import
Set DEBUG = true to re-enable debug output.
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