Add new setDepthClampEnable API for clamping depth values #2212
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| { "getPointSize", w_getPointSize }, | ||
| { "setDepthMode", w_setDepthMode }, | ||
| { "getDepthMode", w_getDepthMode }, | ||
| { "setDepthClampEnable", w_setDepthClampEnable }, |
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This should have a matching hasDepthClamp API exposed here.
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I've added it under getSupported that would suffice I guess?
| // But the depth clamp enable is not part of the core dynamic state, so we need to use noDynamicState only for depth clamp enable. | ||
| // Rest of the dynamic state is still set via extended dynamic state. | ||
| configuration.noDynamicState.depthClampEnable = states.back().depthClampEnable; | ||
| pipeline = s->getCachedGraphicsPipeline(this, configuration); |
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Calling getCachedGraphicsPipeline(this, configuration); rather than getCachedGraphicsPipeline(this, configuration.core); means all draws are going to be slower than before, in situations where extendedDynamicState is supported but extendedDynamicState3 is not.
(The hash map query is much slower with the larger struct than with the smaller one, it's a hot spot in user code so it's important to keep it as fast as possible).
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Yeah right, but since we are tracking a new variable, it's tracking more variants, so how about another structure noExtendedDynamicState passed alongside (smaller than noDynamicState), this way the code path is still hotter than original but no as hot as getCachedGraphicsPipeline(this, configuration);? Any other ideas to keep it same and still track variants?
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we could do something like getCachedGraphicsPipelineCoreWithDepthClamp or getCachedGraphicsPipelineExtendedDynamicState to maintain another set of variants with Core + dynamic_state3 variants?
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This PR is a implementation for #2185, I've added a new lua function called setDepthClampEnable. For OpenGL this is straighforward just a glEnable call and for Metal we can set this on the MTLRenderCommandEncoder using setDepthClipMode.
For vulkan we can either use the VK_EXT_dynamic_state3 extension or get a cached pipeline by tracking a new member on the GraphicsPipelineConfigurationNoDynamicState struct.
Depth.Clamp.Test.-.Vulkan.2025-08-15.22-02-48.mp4