Hover and focus rings follow animated point sizes by Stukova · Pull Request #266 · cosmosgl/graph

Stukova · 2026-09-15T07:11:34Z

Fixes #263.

The hover and focus rings took the target size from the first frame of a size transition, while the sprite mixes source → target by progress. The ring shader now takes the same raw inputs the sprite reads as attributes (source and target size, image size, whether sizes animate) and resolves and mixes them with the same GLSL rules along the exit ramp it already computes, so it draws around the sprite's footprint of the same frame.

Ring radius in px, sizes 20 → 44 → 20, body mid-transition at 16–17, measured against current main:

	before	after
focus ring, growing	29	22
hover ring, growing	28	22
focus ring, shrinking	13	21

Also in the fix commit:

A point's image size counts toward its footprint only when the point draws an image. The attribute holds a copy of the point size by default, and max(shape, image) held the outline ring at the target while the shape animated. Same rule in the sprite, picking, rect selection, the rings and getPointRadiusByIndex.
setPointSizes re-uploads image sizes. The default image size is a copy of the point size and stayed at the old size until the next position update.
A focused point keeps its ring through its fade-out and loses it once gone, like the sprite, instead of on the first frame of the fade.
The rect-selection footprint texture rebuilds lazily on first read after a size or image update.

Image sizes still snap to the target, since they have no source/target pair: #264.

The second commit drops the two identical #ifdef USE_UNIFORM_BUFFERS branches in the points and ring shaders. The third moves the exit ramp, resolveSize and the size mix into exit-ramp.glsl, a luma shader module beside point-size.glsl, so the sprite and the ring share one rule instead of two synced copies.

The fourth commit rejects an image list that cannot be packed (every image zero-sized): setImageData keeps the previous list, so the atlas, draw, picking, footprints, rings and getPointRadiusByIndex read one image list. Before, the data model held the new list while the GPU kept the old atlas, and a failed first list left the draw returning early every frame.

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Enhancements
- Improved point transitions with smoother size and visibility animations.
- Point and image rendering now use the correct effective footprint for highlighting, hover rings, selection, and interaction.
- Image-backed points are handled more accurately during picking.
- Image sizes remain synchronized when point sizes change.
- Highlighted points animate more consistently as they appear or disappear.
- Points without valid images no longer reserve unnecessary image space.
Bug Fixes
- Preserved previously valid image data when image atlas creation fails.

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Point and image footprints now resolve consistently across rendering, picking, radius queries, and selection textures. Hover and focus rings use animated point sizes and absence transitions. Image atlas failures retain the previous image data.

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Point footprint and transition handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Resolved footprint contracts `src/modules/GraphData/index.ts`, `src/modules/Shared/buffer.ts`, `src/index.ts`	`GraphData` resolves image-aware footprints. Buffer updates return CPU source data. Radius queries use the resolved footprint. Failed atlas creation restores the previous image list.
Point transition state and ring sizing `src/modules/Points/index.ts`	`Points` tracks source sizes, rebuilds stale selection footprints lazily, reports atlas creation status, and supplies animated size and transition uniforms to hover and focus rings.
Point and highlight shader transitions `src/modules/Points/draw-points.vert`, `src/modules/Points/draw-highlighted.vert`, `src/modules/Points/draw-highlighted.frag`, `src/modules/Points/exit-ramp-module.ts`	Shaders use shared exit and size-transition rules. Highlight shaders use image-aware footprints and source-to-target size data.
Image-aware picking footprints `src/modules/Points/fill-picking-buffer.vert`, `src/modules/Points/index.ts`	The picking pipeline carries image indices and image-set metadata. It includes image sizes only for valid image assignments.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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  participant Points
  participant GraphData
  participant drawHighlighted
  participant fillPickingBuffer
  Points->>GraphData: resolve point size and image footprint
  Points->>drawHighlighted: pass ring sizes and transition uniforms
  drawHighlighted->>drawHighlighted: blend source and target exit state
  Points->>fillPickingBuffer: pass image index and image metadata
  fillPickingBuffer->>fillPickingBuffer: include valid image footprint

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The change keeps rendering, rings, picking, selection, radius queries, and atlas state consistent, including documented deferred updates and atlas-failure rollback.

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Issue `#263` requires focus and hover rings to follow animated point sizes. The reviewed changes pass source, target, image, default-size, animation, and transition data to the ring shader. The shader u…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain within Issue `#263` scope. Footprint alignment, image-size synchronization, atlas rollback, picking updates, lazy rectangle-selection rebuilding, shared exit-ramp logic, and shader-br…
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In `@src/modules/Points/index.ts`:
- Line 3007: Update src/modules/Points/index.ts lines 3007-3007 to build
sizeTexture from the current mixed source-to-target footprint used by sprite
rendering, preserving animated interaction boundaries. At
src/modules/Points/index.ts lines 2141-2141, bind the source size and transition
state to the picking pass and refresh the picking buffer as the size transition
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- Around line 2992-3060: Add a focused test for getRingSize during a point-size
transition, using distinct source and target sizes with transitionProgress at
the midpoint. Exercise the hover or focus ring path through
drawHighlightedUniforms.size and assert that the result is the interpolated
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…tprint While point sizes animate, the hover and focus rings jumped to the final size on the first frame and sat away from the body until the transition ended. The sprite mixes source and target sizes by transition progress in draw-points.vert; the ring shader took one `size` uniform read from the resolved target size, so the two disagreed for the whole transition. Invariant: the hover/focus ring is drawn around the sprite's footprint of the same frame. The ring shader now takes the same raw inputs the sprite reads as attributes — source and target size (NaN = default), image size, and whether sizes animate — and resolves and mixes them with the same GLSL rules, along the exit ramp it already computes for its gone-guard. The ring is one quad, so the CPU forwards its point's raw values as uniforms (a CPU copy of the source size buffer supplies the source half); no shader rule is mirrored in TypeScript. - The ring shader gates on the same R→G exit blend as the sprite, so a focused point keeps its ring through its fade and loses it only once it is gone, instead of on the first frame of the fade. - A point's image size counts toward its footprint only when the point draws an image. The image-size attribute holds a copy of the target point size by default, and letting it into `max(shape, image)` held the outline ring at the target while the shape was still animating. One `GraphData.getResolvedPointFootprint` carries the rule to the rect-selection texture and `getPointRadiusByIndex`; the sprite, the picking buffer and the rings apply it the same way. - `setPointSizes` also re-uploads image sizes: the default image size is a copy of the point size, and the buffer stayed at the old size until the next position update, so an image kept its old size after its point grew. - The rect-selection footprint texture rebuilds lazily on first read after any size, image-size, image-index or image-set update, instead of eagerly in `updateSize`, which never saw the image updates and would otherwise upload it several times per data change. Hover, focus and outline rings track their point through size transitions and enter/exit fades, and every CPU reader of a point's footprint agrees with what the sprite draws. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Stukova Olya <stukova.o@gmail.com>

The greyout blend in draw-points.vert and draw-highlighted.vert was written twice, once per side of `#ifdef USE_UNIFORM_BUFFERS`, with the same lines on both sides. The split only earns its keep where the two paths differ (the mat4 → mat3 transform); here it doubled the code a reader has to compare. These were the last two identical pairs — every remaining `#ifdef USE_UNIFORM_BUFFERS` has branches that actually differ. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Stukova Olya <stukova.o@gmail.com>

draw-points.vert and draw-highlighted.vert each carried the exit R→G blend, resolveSize and the source→target size mix, kept in step by "must stay identical" notes. Now that point-size.glsl shows the pattern, the three live once in exit-ramp.glsl as a luma shader module listed on the sprite, core-pass and ring models. The shaders' uniforms come in as parameters, as pointSizePx takes them; luma emits the application defines before module code, so EXIT_DEFAULT_SIZE is in scope there. resolveColor stays in the sprite: nothing else resolves colors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Stukova Olya <stukova.o@gmail.com>

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Keep inputImageData and imageCount synchronized when atlas creation fails. setImageData assigns inputImageData before createAtlas. When createAtlasDataFromImageData returns null, createAtlas returns without updating imageCount. Draw and picking then use the stale image count, while GraphData, rectangle selection, and public radius use the new image list. A point with a valid new image index can therefore use different image validity and footprint rules across GPU and CPU consumers, especially when pointImageSizes exceeds the point size. Restore the previous image data on failure, clear both values, or commit the new image data only after atlas creation succeeds.
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In `@src/modules/Points/index.ts` around lines 1572 - 1599, Update the
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atlas creation cannot leave inputImageData and imageCount inconsistent. On a
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In `@src/modules/Points/index.ts`:
- Around line 1572-1599: Update the setImageData/createAtlas flow around
createAtlasDataFromImageData so a failed atlas creation cannot leave
inputImageData and imageCount inconsistent. On a null atlas result, restore the
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…mer keeps the previous images setImageData stored the new list before building the atlas. When the atlas could not be built (every image zero-sized), the data model held the new list while the atlas, imageCount and the textures kept the previous set. The GPU then decided "draws an image" by the old count and the CPU footprint by the new list, so rectangle selection, the rings and getPointRadiusByIndex sized a point by an image the sprite and its hit box did not have. A first list that failed left no atlas textures at all, and the draw returned early on every frame. - createAtlas reports whether the list was packed; on failure nothing it owns changes, so the caller cannot keep the new list either. - setImageData restores the previous list when packing fails, with the existing console warning as the only trace. A rejected list leaves the graph exactly as it was: one image list for the atlas, the draw, picking, the footprints, the rings and the radius getter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Stukova Olya <stukova.o@gmail.com>

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