- Tag redirected surfaces as R10G10B10A2 ('R3') as well as RGBA16F ('R2'), and
let the native output kernel store the game's R10G10B10A2 texels itself.
- Import linear, exportable game textures (vkd3d-proton patch 0003) into HIP
so the output kernel writes the game's output texture with no game-side copy.
- Add ID3D12DXVKInteropDeviceD4R3 with GetVulkanLinearImageInfo.
- Gate both paths behind D4R_SHIM_OUTPUT_PACKED and D4R_SHIM_INPLACE, and use
them only for split frames of preset M whose output kernel honours the redirect.
- Convert on the host when a recorded packed frame finds the wrong kernel.
- Give the harness an R10G10B10A2 output, and add D4R_SHIM_SPIN_POLL so
frame timing is not quantised to the poll sleep.
- Document the measured removal of the output copies in performance.md.
- Reprepare enc3 weights each launch to avoid stale caches after feature recreation
- Require per-slot input markers before evaluating recorded frames
- Advance split-frame timelines only through completed frames
- Add cancellation and readiness tests plus recreation consistency checks
- Update architecture and native kernel documentation
ref #8
- Shim: reuse VRAM interop buffers across features instead of freeing them;
ROCm 7.2.x's hipExternalMemoryGetMappedBuffer retains its view twice, so
freed buffers never released their memory (~130 MB per quality change)
- Bridge: close the exported fd after hipImportExternalMemory
- Shim: accept R16G16B16A16_TYPELESS motion vectors and convert 4-channel
motion vectors to RG16F on the GPU, keeping VRAM interop (Dying Light:
The Beast rendered black)
- Harness: D4R_HARNESS_RECREATE=N quality-change cycles,
D4R_HARNESS_MV_RGBA16=1 motion vector format
- Supported games: TLOU, Control, Cyberpunk 2077, Rift Apart, HZD Remastered,
Subnautica 2, Alan Wake 2, Silent Hill 2, Dying Light: The Beast; general notes
- README: GPU support section (native kernels only for gfx1101); ignore videos/
woutermans