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A region of interest over an adjustment layer shows the full frame's pixels - #2012
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…pixels With a Region of Interest or the Extended Viewer, the canvas holds only the region, so an adjustment layer's stack saw just that part of the comp below: a Transform scaling it down, a blur near the region's edge or Auto Levels gave pixels the full frame doesn't. Past the frame, the stack also took in layers lying off the frame and a Transform pulled them into it. - comp_frame_cpu: a region over an adjustment layer with effects renders the frame with the region around it and crops (inside the frame: the whole frame, on any backend, as 3D comps already do). - draw_adjustment: under a region holding the whole frame the stack gets the comp frame below and nothing past it, as in a render, and its result goes back onto the canvas by offset. Tests: region and Extended Viewer over Transform, Gaussian Blur, Auto Levels and Invert adjustments equal the full frame; past the frame the layers show unadjusted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @crates/render/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 2080-2082: Update the adjustment-result alignment around the crop
operation so out-of-frame areas retain the existing canvas pixels instead of
transparent padding from Image::crop. Preserve the effect result within the
canvas and ensure the later footprint blend does not overwrite pasteboard
content outside the effect input, including when the adjustment footprint is
larger than the comp frame.
- Line 1037: Update the ROI expansion condition near roi_holds_frame so it
requires both ROI dimensions r[2] and r[3] to be positive before calling
roi_offset or applying the one-pixel crop; preserve the existing full-frame
fallback for zero or negative dimensions.
- Around line 2065-2069: Restrict the frame-crop branch around self.opts.roi,
self.top, and roi_holds_frame so it runs only when ctx.comp is the comp that
owns the top-level canvas; do not use nested-comp dimensions to crop the parent
canvas. Preserve the existing crop behavior for the owning top-level comp, or
explicitly transform nested bounds into parent-canvas coordinates before
cropping.
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| // whole frame (on any backend), past it the region grown to hold the frame. | ||
| if self.depth == 0 | ||
| && let Some(r) = self.opts.roi | ||
| && !roi_holds_frame(r, comp.width, comp.height) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the nonpositive-ROI fallback.
If r[2] or r[3] is zero, this branch can run before roi_offset() rejects the ROI. It returns a one-pixel crop instead of the full frame. Apply the same positive-size check before expanding the ROI.
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Review comment at @crates/render/src/lib.rs at line 1037:
Update the ROI expansion condition near roi_holds_frame so it requires both ROI
dimensions r[2] and r[3] to be positive before calling roi_offset or applying
the one-pixel crop; preserve the existing full-frame fallback for zero or
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| let frame = self.opts.roi.filter(|r| self.top && roi_holds_frame(*r, ctx.comp.width, ctx.comp.height)); | ||
| let mut below = match frame { | ||
| Some(_) => { | ||
| let (w, h) = (((ctx.comp.width as f64 * s).round() as u32).max(1), ((ctx.comp.height as f64 * s).round() as u32).max(1)); | ||
| Buf { img: canvas.crop(-x as i64, -y as i64, w, h), offset: [0.0; 2], scale: s } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not use nested-comp bounds to crop the parent canvas.
When a collapsed precomp draws into the top-level canvas, self.top remains true but ctx.comp is the nested comp. A parent ROI of 100×80 can therefore satisfy roi_holds_frame for an 80×60 nested comp. This branch passes only the parent canvas’s top-left 80×60 pixels to the effect. Pixels under a translated nested adjustment footprint can then disappear. Limit this frame-crop path to the comp that owns the top-level canvas, or map nested-comp bounds through the collapsed transform.
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Review comment at @crates/render/src/lib.rs around lines 2065 - 2069:
Restrict the frame-crop branch around self.opts.roi, self.top, and
roi_holds_frame so it runs only when ctx.comp is the comp that owns the
top-level canvas; do not use nested-comp dimensions to crop the parent canvas.
Preserve the existing crop behavior for the owning top-level comp, or explicitly
transform nested bounds into parent-canvas coordinates before cropping.
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| if dx != 0.0 || dy != 0.0 || adjusted.img.width != canvas.width || adjusted.img.height != canvas.height { | ||
| adjusted.img = adjusted.img.crop(dx as i64, dy as i64, canvas.width, canvas.height); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep pasteboard pixels outside the effect input.
If an adjustment footprint extends beyond the comp frame, this crop pads the frame-sized effect result with transparent pixels. The later footprint blend then replaces visible pasteboard content with that transparency. For example, a wider adjustment solid over the out-of-frame yellow layer loses the yellow pixels under its footprint, even with a per-pixel effect. Keep the existing canvas pixels outside the frame when aligning the result. Image::crop supplies transparent padding, not the existing pixels. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @crates/render/src/lib.rs around lines 2080 - 2082:
Update the adjustment-result alignment around the crop operation so out-of-frame
areas retain the existing canvas pixels instead of transparent padding from
Image::crop. Preserve the effect result within the canvas and ensure the later
footprint blend does not overwrite pasteboard content outside the effect input,
including when the adjustment footprint is larger than the comp frame.
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Hi @ded-achtung, thanks for this PR! Most of the conflict comes from the shared module layout (#2491), which moved or split files this PR touches:
When you rebase, please also make sure it fits the other recent changes:
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Found while working on #2003. It is wrong on
maintoo, with no Motion Tile involved.What was wrong
With a Region of Interest or the Extended Viewer on, the CPU canvas holds only the region. An adjustment layer's effect stack therefore saw only that part of the comp below, so the region showed pixels the full frame doesn't:
In the Extended Viewer the stack also took in layers lying past the frame, and a Transform pulled them into the frame. A render never shows them there.
Regions are CPU-only (
walk::renderdeclines them), so the change is in the CPU compositor only.Change
Renderer::comp_frame_cpu: a region that does not already hold the frame, over an adjustment layer with an enabled effect, now renders the frame with the region around it and crops.Renderer::draw_adjustment: under a region that holds the whole frame, the stack gets the comp frame below and nothing past it, as in a render. Its result then goes back onto the canvas by offset.Tests (
render/tests_roi.rs)roi_over_an_adjustment_layer_equals_the_full_frame: Transform (scale 50 %), Gaussian Blur, Auto Levels and Invert adjustments. Regions at the frame's corner, in its middle, and at half resolution all equal the cropped full frame.extended_region_over_an_adjustment_layer: the frame part of an Extended Viewer region equals the full frame. A solid lying past the frame shows unadjusted and is not pulled in.main(the Transform case first).cargo testfor render, gpu and ui-egui passes, and clippy-D warningsand fmt are clean.Note
The Extended Viewer/ROI hunk in
draw_adjustmentalso maps a stack result whose frame changed back onto the canvas. #2003 does the same for Motion Tile's Output size, so whichever merges second has a small conflict in that function, with the same intent on both sides.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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