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Builds on #695 by @nyakuoff (their seven commits are kept unchanged, merged into current nx2); this adds camera jitter and a texture LOD bias to its FSR 3.1 path. If #695 lands first, only the last four commits remain. Base: nx2 bbf3e6297. The merge commit resolves #695's one conflict with #858 in PrepareDraw (#695 drops the EGLANTINE_STREAMLINE guard around the Ocarina hooks; #858's fast-draw stats follow them).

Related: #678 by @ProphetWild does host jitter and an LOD bias for its DLSS path, and #831 by @JuliusBairaktaris lists host jitter on scene draws and keeping the negative LOD bias off render targets in its checklist. This PR is separate code for #695's FSR 3.1 path; the rule to jitter only depth-tested draws follows #678's finding that full-screen passes keep the depth bound and shake when jittered (and review feedback here: full-screen passes can have depth writes on with the test off). If #678 lands, the jitter in vk_rasterizer.cpp needs a merge with its own.

What it fixes
Ocarina renders without camera jitter, so with #695 FSR 3.1 sees the same sample positions every frame. It can stabilise the image but can't reconstruct sub-pixel detail: edges keep the render resolution's stair steps after the 1440p -> 4K upscale. #695 lists this as a limit. FSR also renders below the output size, so textures pick the render size's mips and look softer than the output resolution allows.

Changes

• Jitter (vk_rasterizer.cpp): while FSR replaced the previous frame's upscale, every draw that depth-tests against the scene depth at the scene size has its viewport offset by a Halton (2,3) sub-pixel amount. FSR 3.1 gets the same offset as the frame's jitter. The sequence length is AMD's phase count, 8 x (output / render width)², taken from the last FSR frame: 18 for docked 1440p -> 4K, 8 for native AA. Shadow maps, half-size passes and full-screen passes aren't offset. A draw with depth writes on but the test off isn't offset either: with the test off Vulkan writes no depth, so it isn't a scene draw (on the close-up save one full-screen triangle per frame has that state). A frame the game upscales itself (a fallback frame) isn't offset either, so it doesn't shake.
• Motion vectors with jitter: FSR is created without the jitter-cancellation flag, so it expects motion without jitter. Camera motion comes from the unjittered matrices. Ocarina of Time: AMD FSR 3.1 in place of the game's anti-aliasing network #695's replay of Link's skinned draw keeps a fragment only where its depth matches the scene depth; it is now drawn with the same viewport offset as the scene, so it compares the same samples, and its motion is taken from the unjittered position (vk_ocarina_camera_motion.cpp, ocarina_actor_motion.frag).
• On by default when ocarina_fsr is on (it only runs while FSR replaces the pass). EDEN_NX2_OOT_JITTER=0 turns it off. -1 negates the offset given to FSR, as a sign check (the image gets worse).
• Texture LOD bias (vk_texture_cache.cpp): in Ocarina when the session's upscaler is FSR (not DLSS or native; resolved by ResolveOcarinaUpscaler, which the rasterizer and the sampler share), docked, mipmapped samplers get AMD's recommended mip bias log2(render / output) - 1 = -1.58 (1440p -> 4K). Handheld is unchanged by default (not measured). EDEN_NX2_OOT_LOD_BIAS=<bias> replaces the default, also handheld, and 0 turns it off.
• Images the GPU wrote (bloom and blur chains, reflections, fog) don't get the bias: a sampler variant keeps the game's own bias when the sampled image is GPU-modified. Otherwise they read a mip too sharp.
• The Ocarina FSR 3.1 evaluated log line shows jitter=(x,y).
• If the upscaler fails during the session, the game's own pass runs again and every sampler drops the bias again (a failure flag the rasterizer sets; the sampler variant key checks it).
• The bias and keep rules are small functions in ocarina_upscale.h, with unit checks in src/tests/video_core/ocarina_upscale.cpp.
• docs/native-dlss-replacement.md describes the jitter and the bias. It used to say jitter is zero.

Measurements
Close-up save (Dodongo's Cavern, Link standing still, camera still), docked, resolution_setup=3 (1x), ocarina_fsr=true, RCAS off (fsr_sharpening_slider=200), 4K screenshots taken by the emulator every ~1.5 s over 900 frames. One run each, on this branch's build:

	jitter off, no bias (EDEN_NX2_OOT_JITTER=0 EDEN_NX2_OOT_LOD_BIAS=0, = #695)	defaults (jitter, -1.58)
FSR 3.1 evaluations logged (every 120th frame)	50, jitter=(0.000,0.000)	47, e.g. jitter=(0.188,-0.019), (0.375,0.056)
fallback frames	1 (loading)	1 (loading)
mean frame-to-frame difference, still rock (0-255 grey)	2.31	3.00
mean edge response, same rock	4.19	2.88

• Edges: the 3x crops of the rock silhouette and the floor slabs lose their stair steps with jitter. Without it they show the 1440p pixel steps after the 4K upscale. This is the clearest effect.
• No shake or doubled edges in the jittered 4K shots: the silhouette sits in the same place in every shot. No ghosting on Link while he idles (only his own animation moves).
• Textures are a little softer with jitter. On FSR 3.1 the frame-to-frame difference on still rock went up (2.31 -> 3.00), so the converged image changes a bit more between shots. Navi's moving light is in these regions too, so part of this number is lighting. One run each, so not separated from run-to-run noise.
• Cost: none measurable. Village still view, FSR 4, 120 fps cap (so the frame rate isn't capped), same binary, jitter on/off interleaved, two rounds: on 55.25 / 54.89 fps, off 55.06 / 55.23 (mean 55.07 vs 55.15, 0.1 %); 1 % lows mixed both ways (43.9 / 47.9 vs 47.2 / 43.5). Earlier single-run figures were run-to-run noise and are removed.

Earlier measurements with the same jitter and bias code through FSR 4 (the follow-up PR; our own branch, PGO build, same save and settings):

• Edges lose their stair steps at 3x zoom.
• The offset's sign was checked against the flipped one (EDEN_NX2_OOT_JITTER=-1), which was worse everywhere.
• Jitter softened textures; the -1.58 bias mostly restored them.
• Frame-to-frame difference on still rock: 3.23 without jitter vs 2.70 with it, with screenshots of the same frame removed. A repeat run of the jittered setup measured 3.23, so that difference is within noise.
• Render targets excluded from the bias: the same finding as Ocarina of Time on RDNA 4 and Zen 5: 224 fps VRR cap, AMD FSR 4 and frame generation, pacing, loads, HDR, 21:9 (draft, tracking) #831's checklist.

Follow-up after review (FSR 4 through #915 on our own branch, close-up save, no-PGO build, diagnostic counts from a separate build that adds occlusion queries, not part of this PR):

• Link replay fragments that pass the depth check, per frame, of ~70,500 covered: jitter off 444; jitter on before this change 94; after 389. So the jitter was making the replay fail; with the offset it matches as without jitter.
• Draws offset per frame on that save before this change included one with depth write on and test off: a single full-screen triangle into the 2560x1440 colour target. It isn't offset now. The other small depth-tested draws (4-vertex quads, one full-screen triangle with test Less and no write, probably the background) keep the offset.
• Image: 4K shots every 0.5 s, mean high-pass change between consecutive shots, Link 3.77 before vs 3.74 after (jitter off 3.78); still rock 0.32 vs 0.33 (0.30). Link animates while idle, so these are dominated by his own motion; no difference beyond noise.
• Village, one run each: 49.49 fps before, 49.17 after (run-to-run noise is about ±0.5).
• This branch alone (FSR 3.1): built, one run on the close-up save, the log shows FSR 3.1 evaluations with jitter values (49 logged, every 120th frame), no fallback, no crash.

Why on by default: FSR is built for jittered input: AMD's integration guide treats camera jitter as required for upscaling, and without it FSR keeps the render resolution's aliasing (#695 notes this as a limit). Upstream users can't set environment variables easily. The edge improvement shows on both FSR 3.1 and FSR 4 with no shake. The bias is AMD's recommended value for the measured docked 1440p -> 4K case. Both switch off with EDEN_NX2_OOT_JITTER=0 / EDEN_NX2_OOT_LOD_BIAS=0.

Testing

• Build: local clang build without PGO of this branch (base nx2 bbf3e6297, which includes video_core: cheaper per-draw work on the split back thread (DK Bananza 11.65 -> 14.83 fps) #858), no warnings in the changed files. The CodeRabbit fixes (backend-gated bias, bias dropped after an in-session failure, docs) were build-checked as part of the stacked Ocarina: AMD FSR 4 through an FFX API upscaler library (builds on #695) #915 build; the runs below predate them. The fixes don't change behaviour in the measured setup, where FSR is the backend.
• Two runs on the close-up save above. The log shows FSR 3.1 evaluated with the jitter values, 2560x1440 -> 3840x2160, one fallback frame at load (as without this PR). No crash.
• Not run: the village/forest routes, handheld, and any other GPU.

Not verified / limits

• Measured docked only (1440p -> 4K, with the built-in Max Resolution patch). The handheld 1:1 (native AA) and 3/4-scale passes get jitter with 8 or 14 phases. They weren't run, and handheld gets no bias by default.
• The bias is set when a sampler is created. Switching docked/handheld during play keeps the old bias for samplers that already exist.
• Not run on NVIDIA. DLSS (vulkan: NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution for Ocarina of Time (imports #456 by @Rengundom) #606 path) gets neither jitter nor the bias.
• Motion vectors are as in Ocarina of Time: AMD FSR 3.1 in place of the game's anti-aliasing network #695: camera everywhere, plus Link's main skinned mesh. Other animated things (NPCs, grass) get camera motion only, so jitter doesn't change how they ghost.
• On the close-up save, Ocarina of Time: AMD FSR 3.1 in place of the game's anti-aliasing network #695's Link replay passes its depth check on only ~0.6 % of its fragments even without jitter (467 at a 256 ULP tolerance, 935 at 4096; everything only at 65536, where hidden fragments pass too). So there Link mostly gets camera motion. That predates this PR and isn't changed here.
• Not tested with EDEN_NX2_FAST_DRAW=1. Its delta path still runs the dynamic-state block where the jitter is set.

Test system: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT 20 GB (RADV, Mesa 26.2.6), AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D, Bazzite (Fedora 45 base, kernel 7.2.15), local clang build without PGO. Ocarina of Time 0400486024DEC000, docked 1x (Max Resolution patch), GPU accuracy Low, scripted headless routes.

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• New Features
  • Added FSR 3.1 temporal upscaling for Ocarina of Time on supported Vulkan GPUs. NVIDIA DLSS takes precedence when enabled and available; native rendering remains an option.
  • Added FSR sharpening controls and support for docked and handheld resolution settings, including handheld anti-aliasing behavior.
  • Improved temporal handling of scene effects and motion, with fallback to native rendering if upscaling is unavailable or unsuccessful.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved FSR sharpening and image-detail handling.
• Documentation
  • Updated guidance on upscaler selection, resolution modes, anti-aliasing, and fallback behavior.

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Ocarina of Time’s Vulkan upscaling path now selects between native rendering, FSR 3.1, and DLSS. The change adds an FSR LDR profile, effects-derived masks, rasterizer integration, configuration, tests, and documentation.

Changes: Ocarina Temporal Upscaling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Backend selection and FSR profile src/common/settings.h, src/qt_common/config/shared_translation.cpp, src/video_core/ocarina_upscale.h, src/video_core/fsr.h, src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_fsr3_upscaler.*, src/video_core/host_shaders/CMakeLists.txt, src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_texture_cache.*, externals/FidelityFX-SDK/include/FidelityFX/gpu/fsr1/ffx_fsr1.h, src/tests/video_core/ocarina_upscale.cpp, src/tests/CMakeLists.txt	Adds the default-off FSR setting and backend selector. Adds an FSR LDR profile with standard-depth conversion, unit exposure, optional masks, and generated LDR shaders. Updates RCAS sharpness and selected sampler LOD-bias handling, and adds selector and sharpness tests.
Effects capture and backend evaluation src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_ocarina_camera_motion.*, src/video_core/host_shaders/ocarina_dlss_*.comp, src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_streamline_dlss.*, src/video_core/host_shaders/ocarina_actor_motion.*	Replaces the Streamline-only Ocarina upscaler with a backend-dispatched implementation. Adds scene-effect capture and marking, bias-image generation, DLSS bias input support, and FSR evaluation using elapsed time, jitter, sharpening, and the generated masks.
Rasterizer integration and dispatch handling src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.*, src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_compute_pipeline.*	Connects backend selection, effects tracking, jitter, and temporal evaluation to rasterizer draw and compute paths. Adds full-size FSR pass recognition and native-dispatch fallback on evaluation failure.
Backend behavior documentation docs/native-dlss-replacement.md	Documents backend availability and selection, resolution cases, FSR processing, and fallback behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant VulkanRasterizer
  participant OcarinaUpscaler
  participant FSR3
  participant DLSS
  VulkanRasterizer->>OcarinaUpscaler: Select backend and record frame
  OcarinaUpscaler->>FSR3: Evaluate when FSR is selected
  OcarinaUpscaler->>DLSS: Evaluate when DLSS is selected
  OcarinaUpscaler->>VulkanRasterizer: Provide temporal output or report failure

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• zortos293/Lichii#915: Continues this change and uses the same backend selector, FSR profile, jitter argument, and texture-cache code.
• zortos293/Lichii#695: Adds the Ocarina FSR 3.1 replacement that this change extends.
• zortos293/Lichii#606: Introduces the Ocarina DLSS class and camera-motion inputs that this change extends.

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I tried this with FSR4, it helped a lot with jagged edges! Thanks! I also had to account for jitter in the camera/Link motion vectors, and skip fullscreen passes where depth testing was off but the depth-write flag was still set. Might be useful to apply here too 👍

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@ollieatkinson thanks, both points applied in 9adc637:

• Motion vectors: the camera motion here is built from the unjittered matrices and FSR is created without the jitter-cancellation flag, so that part had no jitter in it. Ocarina of Time: AMD FSR 3.1 in place of the game's anti-aliasing network #695's replay of Link's skinned draw did interact with it, though: it keeps a fragment only where its depth matches the scene depth, and the scene was jittered while the replay wasn't. It now draws with the same viewport offset and takes the jitter out of its motion. Fragments passing the check per frame on a close-up save: 444 with jitter off, 94 with jitter before the change, 389 after.
• Draw filter: now depth test on only. On that save one full-screen triangle per frame had depth write on with the test off and was being offset; it isn't now.

Measured with FSR 4: no visible change in 4K shots (frame-to-frame high-pass change on Link 3.77 before vs 3.74 after, within noise), and village 49.49 vs 49.17 fps, one run each (noise about ±0.5). Details in the description.

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Thanks @the-cashman, and @ollieatkinson for the test. Your five commits, including 9adc637f42, are in #1061, stacked on #695's port (#1060). One extra commit removes EDEN_NX2_OOT_JITTER and EDEN_NX2_OOT_LOD_BIAS: experiment switches don't merge to nx2, so the jitter and AMD's -1.58 docked bias are just what FSR runs with. Leaving this open until the maintainer picks which one to merge.