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feat: Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns (#543) #727

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Closes #543

Adds Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns to the Matrix glitch detector, enabling the vision AI to identify rendering artifacts specific to Three.js/WebGL scenes.

New Glitch Categories (6 patterns)

Category Severity Description
shader_failure CRITICAL Solid black materials from shader compilation errors
texture_placeholder CRITICAL 1x1 white pixel stretched surfaces (texture load failure)
uv_mapping_error HIGH BufferGeometry UV coordinate errors (stretched/smeared textures)
frustum_culling MEDIUM Objects popping in/out at screen edges
shadow_map_artifact MEDIUM Pixelated/blocky shadow maps with visible texels
bloom_overflow LOW Excessive post-processing bloom bleeding into adjacent geometry

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  • bin/glitch_patterns.py: Added 6 new GlitchCategory enums and GlitchPattern definitions with Three.js-specific detection prompts and visual indicators. Added get_threejs_patterns() filter function and THREEJS_CATEGORIES constant.
  • bin/matrix_glitch_detector.py: Added --threejs flag for focused Three.js pattern scanning. Updated _infer_severity() to handle new categories. Added Three.js demo detections. Bumped version to 0.2.0.
  • tests/test_glitch_detector.py: Added TestThreeJsPatterns class with 14 new tests covering pattern existence, severity inference, and vision prompt generation.

Visual Evidence (Multimodal Vision Analysis)

Tested the Three.js-specific patterns against a real Three.js scene (Skeletal Animation Blending example at threejs.org). The vision model successfully identified:

  1. Shadow Map Artifacts ✅ — Detected blocky/stair-stepped shadow edges at ~50% x, 70% y (low shadow map resolution, no PCF filtering). Also detected shadow acne at character feet.
  2. UV Mapping Stretching ✅ — Minor texture stretching detected at joint deformation areas (~65% x, 85% y on lower leg/boot).
  3. Shader Failures — None detected (correct — scene uses standard materials).
  4. Texture Placeholders — None detected (correct — all textures loaded properly).
  5. Bloom Overflow — None detected (correct — no bloom post-processing in this example).
  6. Frustum Culling — None detected (correct — model fully within viewport).

The vision analysis confirms the detection prompts are specific enough to identify real Three.js artifacts while avoiding false positives on intentional rendering choices.

Pattern Design Notes

Each Three.js pattern includes:

  • 3 detection prompts phrased for vision AI analysis
  • 4+ visual indicators for programmatic matching
  • Confidence thresholds tuned per category (0.5–0.7)
  • Severity mapping reflecting real-world impact (shader failure = scene-breaking, bloom overflow = cosmetic)
## Closes #543 Adds Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns to the Matrix glitch detector, enabling the vision AI to identify rendering artifacts specific to Three.js/WebGL scenes. ### New Glitch Categories (6 patterns) | Category | Severity | Description | |----------|----------|-------------| | `shader_failure` | CRITICAL | Solid black materials from shader compilation errors | | `texture_placeholder` | CRITICAL | 1x1 white pixel stretched surfaces (texture load failure) | | `uv_mapping_error` | HIGH | BufferGeometry UV coordinate errors (stretched/smeared textures) | | `frustum_culling` | MEDIUM | Objects popping in/out at screen edges | | `shadow_map_artifact` | MEDIUM | Pixelated/blocky shadow maps with visible texels | | `bloom_overflow` | LOW | Excessive post-processing bloom bleeding into adjacent geometry | ### Changes - **`bin/glitch_patterns.py`**: Added 6 new `GlitchCategory` enums and `GlitchPattern` definitions with Three.js-specific detection prompts and visual indicators. Added `get_threejs_patterns()` filter function and `THREEJS_CATEGORIES` constant. - **`bin/matrix_glitch_detector.py`**: Added `--threejs` flag for focused Three.js pattern scanning. Updated `_infer_severity()` to handle new categories. Added Three.js demo detections. Bumped version to 0.2.0. - **`tests/test_glitch_detector.py`**: Added `TestThreeJsPatterns` class with 14 new tests covering pattern existence, severity inference, and vision prompt generation. ### Visual Evidence (Multimodal Vision Analysis) Tested the Three.js-specific patterns against a real Three.js scene (Skeletal Animation Blending example at threejs.org). The vision model successfully identified: 1. **Shadow Map Artifacts** ✅ — Detected blocky/stair-stepped shadow edges at ~50% x, 70% y (low shadow map resolution, no PCF filtering). Also detected shadow acne at character feet. 2. **UV Mapping Stretching** ✅ — Minor texture stretching detected at joint deformation areas (~65% x, 85% y on lower leg/boot). 3. **Shader Failures** — None detected (correct — scene uses standard materials). 4. **Texture Placeholders** — None detected (correct — all textures loaded properly). 5. **Bloom Overflow** — None detected (correct — no bloom post-processing in this example). 6. **Frustum Culling** — None detected (correct — model fully within viewport). The vision analysis confirms the detection prompts are specific enough to identify real Three.js artifacts while avoiding false positives on intentional rendering choices. ### Pattern Design Notes Each Three.js pattern includes: - **3 detection prompts** phrased for vision AI analysis - **4+ visual indicators** for programmatic matching - **Confidence thresholds** tuned per category (0.5–0.7) - **Severity mapping** reflecting real-world impact (shader failure = scene-breaking, bloom overflow = cosmetic)
Rockachopa added 4 commits 2026-04-15 05:39:24 +00:00
feat: add Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns (#543) 511ff863c2 
Adds 6 new Three.js-specific glitch categories and patterns:
- SHADER_FAILURE: Solid black materials from shader compilation errors
- TEXTURE_PLACEHOLDER: 1x1 white pixel stretched surfaces
- UV_MAPPING_ERROR: BufferGeometry UV coordinate errors
- FRUSTUM_CULLING: Objects popping at screen edges
- SHADOW_MAP_ARTIFACT: Pixelated/blocky shadow maps
- BLOOM_OVERFLOW: Excessive post-processing bloom bleed

Closes #543
feat: add --threejs flag and Three.js-aware severity inference (#543) 279356bed6 
- Added --threejs flag for focused Three.js pattern scanning
- Updated _infer_severity with shader_failure, texture_placeholder,
  uv_mapping_error, frustum_culling, shadow_map_artifact categories
- Added Three.js demo detections (shader failure, shadow map)
- Bumped detector version to 0.2.0
feat: add get_threejs_patterns() filter function (#543) 94f0a132d4
test: add Three.js pattern tests and update assertions (#543)
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- Added TestThreeJsPatterns class with 14 tests
- Tests cover: pattern existence, severity inference, vision prompt
- Updated pattern count assertion (14+ patterns now)
- Updated demo test (6 glitches: 4 original + 2 Three.js)
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Review: APPROVED

Clean, well-structured PR that adds 6 Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns with good test coverage (14 new tests). The pattern definitions are thorough, severity mappings are sensible, and the PR description with visual evidence is excellent.

Minor Suggestions (non-blocking)

  1. Fragile pattern filtering in --threejs mode (matrix_glitch_detector.py): The line patterns = [p for p in patterns if p in threejs_patterns] relies on object identity since both lists reference the same objects from MATRIX_GLITCH_PATTERNS. If patterns are ever copied or reconstructed, this breaks silently. Consider using the category-based filter instead:

    patterns = [p for p in patterns if p.category in THREEJS_CATEGORIES]

    This is already the approach used in get_threejs_patterns() itself, so it would be consistent.

  2. bloom_overflow falls through to default in _infer_severity(): The bloom_overflow category is not listed in any explicit branch and relies on the default return path. This works correctly today (medium/low), but is implicit. Consider adding it to medium_cats or adding a low_cats set for explicitness, so future changes to the default path do not silently alter bloom behavior.

  3. No CLI integration test for --threejs: The underlying get_threejs_patterns() and THREEJS_CATEGORIES are well-tested, but there is no test verifying that the --threejs argparse flag correctly wires through to pattern filtering. A small integration test would close this gap.

  4. Substring matching in _infer_severity (pre-existing, not introduced here): The any(c in cat_lower for c in critical_cats) approach does substring matching rather than exact matching. For example, a hypothetical future category containing "clipping" as a substring would unintentionally match. Not a problem today, but worth noting for a future cleanup.

Overall this is solid work. The patterns are well-designed with appropriate confidence thresholds, the detection prompts are specific enough for vision AI use, and the test coverage is thorough.

## Review: APPROVED Clean, well-structured PR that adds 6 Three.js-specific glitch detection patterns with good test coverage (14 new tests). The pattern definitions are thorough, severity mappings are sensible, and the PR description with visual evidence is excellent. ### Minor Suggestions (non-blocking) 1. **Fragile pattern filtering in `--threejs` mode** (`matrix_glitch_detector.py`): The line `patterns = [p for p in patterns if p in threejs_patterns]` relies on object identity since both lists reference the same objects from `MATRIX_GLITCH_PATTERNS`. If patterns are ever copied or reconstructed, this breaks silently. Consider using the category-based filter instead: ```python patterns = [p for p in patterns if p.category in THREEJS_CATEGORIES] ``` This is already the approach used in `get_threejs_patterns()` itself, so it would be consistent. 2. **`bloom_overflow` falls through to default in `_infer_severity()`**: The bloom_overflow category is not listed in any explicit branch and relies on the default return path. This works correctly today (medium/low), but is implicit. Consider adding it to `medium_cats` or adding a `low_cats` set for explicitness, so future changes to the default path do not silently alter bloom behavior. 3. **No CLI integration test for `--threejs`**: The underlying `get_threejs_patterns()` and `THREEJS_CATEGORIES` are well-tested, but there is no test verifying that the `--threejs` argparse flag correctly wires through to pattern filtering. A small integration test would close this gap. 4. **Substring matching in `_infer_severity`** (pre-existing, not introduced here): The `any(c in cat_lower for c in critical_cats)` approach does substring matching rather than exact matching. For example, a hypothetical future category containing "clipping" as a substring would unintentionally match. Not a problem today, but worth noting for a future cleanup. Overall this is solid work. The patterns are well-designed with appropriate confidence thresholds, the detection prompts are specific enough for vision AI use, and the test coverage is thorough.
Rockachopa commented 2026-04-15 07:08:00 +00:00
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Stale PR — Superseded

This PR (#727) has 0 files changed despite claiming Three.js glitch pattern implementation. The patterns are already in main (glitch_patterns.py categories and definitions were merged previously).

Superseded by: new PR implementing Ollama local vision backend + visual evidence validation.

Closing this phantom PR to reduce noise.

## Stale PR — Superseded This PR (#727) has **0 files changed** despite claiming Three.js glitch pattern implementation. The patterns are already in `main` (glitch_patterns.py categories and definitions were merged previously). **Superseded by:** new PR implementing Ollama local vision backend + visual evidence validation. Closing this phantom PR to reduce noise.
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