uzor-urx-wgpu 1.5.1

URX WGPU backend — consumes urx-core DrawCommand, dispatches to instanced-WGPU primitive pipelines (Quad SDF + Line capsule + Triangle + Text atlas). Wraps uzor-render-wgpu-instanced (the existing well-tested primitive crate) with the URX scene-consumer API + URX metrics.
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URX WGPU backend.

Two render paths coexist during the URX Wave 1 cutover (docs/uzor-engines/plans/urx-wave1-native-pipelines-design-2026-07-25.md, crate map at docs/uzor-engines/research/urx-wave1-crate-map-2026-07-25.md):

  1. Legacy adapter path (adapter module) — translates a Scene into uzor-render-wgpu-instanced calls via the free fn [adapt_scene_into]. No longer uzor-render-hub's production path for the ordinary (autodetect-reachable) 2D submit as of Wave 6 Commit 1 (submit_urx_wgpu now renders through [NativeUrxRenderer] — see below); adapt_scene_into itself stays live for uzor-urx-engine's retained-mode engine.rs (uzor-render-hub's own compose_urx_wgpu_into_swap cut over to the native renderer in the Wave 7 tail, 2026-07-24 — see uzor-render-hub::compose's own module doc for that call site's current shape). The UrxWgpuBackend marker struct that used to sit alongside this free fn had zero real call sites (only a doc example + a #[allow(dead_code)]-marked WindowRenderState field) and was removed in that same pass — this module now exports only the free fn.
  2. Native pipeline path ([NativeUrxRenderer]) — Wave 1's self-owned wgpu pipelines (Quad SDF in Commit 1, Line/capsule in Commit 2, Path/triangle + lyon tessellation in Commit 3) plus Wave 2's native glyph atlas + Glyph pipeline (Commit 1: atlas, Commit 2: pipeline + shader + wiring, Commit 3: parity fixture + text-tolerance budget + doc pass — Wave 2 is now closed), plus Wave 3's real stencil-based rounded clip + multi-pass blend layers (Commit 1: CPU blend layers — a different crate, see uzor-urx-cpu; Commit 2: StencilTarget + mask-write pipeline + ClipStack's Rounded frame, real PushClipRoundedRect; Commit 3: FrameOp/BlendLayerPool/the multi-pass executor, real PushBlendLayer/PopBlendLayer; Commit 4: parity fixtures + _CLIP tolerance tier; Commit 5: this doc pass — Wave 3 is now closed), plus Wave 4's Radial/Sweep gradients, images, full affine, and per-corner radii (Commit 1: CPU gradient fixes + shared-crate extractions — a different crate/a new crate, see uzor-urx-cpu/uzor-urx-image; Commit 2: GradientLutAtlas/ NativeImageCache infra; Commit 3: GradientPipeline/ ImagePipeline + encode.rs wiring; Commit 4: full affine + stroke-width unification + per-corner radii routing; Commits 5+6: 6 new parity fixtures + 3 GPU-only correctness tests + this doc pass — Wave 4 is now closed), consuming Scene directly with no delegation to the legacy crate. Exercised by this crate's own tests and the pixel-parity harness (tests/parity.rs, 22/22 CPU-vs-GPU cases green — 16 from Waves 1-3 plus Wave 4's 6 new ones — plus 3 GPU-only correctness tests that have no CPU baseline to compare against, design §0.3). Production traffic: Wave 5 flipped uzor-render-hub::compose.rs's Phase 3 (chrome) and Phase 4.5 (post-3D overlay) onto this path; Wave 6 Commit 1 (urx-wave6-autodetect-cutover-design-2026-07-25.md §3) flipped the ordinary (non-compose) submit_urx_wgpu path too — the exact function uzor-render-hub::detect_backend's future GPU-autodetect arm will make live. Ordinary native submits and composed Phase 3 share WindowRenderState.urx_native_renderer; composed cached and dynamic overlays use independent per-window renderer instances so multiple passes recorded before one submit cannot alias instance buffers.

Native pipelines (Wave 1 + Wave 2 + Wave 3 + Wave 4)

[NativeUrxRenderer] is the whole of the native path: it owns the Quad SDF (pipelines::quad, rotation-capable since Wave 4 Commit 4), Line/capsule (pipelines::line), Path/triangle (pipelines::path), Glyph (pipelines::glyph, sampling atlas::NativeGlyphAtlas), stencil mask-write (pipelines::stencil_mask), blend-layer composite (pipelines::blend_composite), Radial/Sweep Gradient (pipelines::gradient, sampling gradient_lut::GradientLutAtlas), and Image (pipelines::image, sampling image_cache::NativeImageCache) wgpu::RenderPipelines, the ClipStack-driven Scene → op-list encoder (encode — FrameOp::{Draw,PushLayer,PopLayer} since Wave 3 Commit 3, not a flat batch list), the lyon tessellation LRU (tessellate), the MSAA offscreen target (msaa), the root StencilTarget (stencil), and the depth-indexed BlendLayerPool (renderer). Construct via [NativeUrxRenderer::new] (defaults) or [NativeUrxRenderer::with_config] (accepts a uzor_urx_core::config::UrxConfig — path_tess_cache_cap, wgpu_glyph_atlas_w/_h, and blend_layer_max_depth are consumed here); drive one frame via [NativeUrxRenderer::render_into_encoder], which opens exactly one wgpu::RenderPass for a scene with no blend layers (byte-identical to Waves 1/2) or the multi-pass executor (renderer::replay_ops) for one that has them.

Three documents are the ground truth for this design, in reading order:

  • nemo/docs/uzor-engines/plan-urx-family-parity-2026-07-24.md — the wave-scope plan (why URX has 3 sibling backends — CPU/WGPU/ Hybrid — and what "parity" means across them; each wave's place in that sequence).
  • nemo/docs/uzor-engines/plans/urx-wave1-native-pipelines-design-2026-07-25.md — Wave 1's design: module layout, instance struct layouts, the AA-scheme decision (SDF for Quad/Line, MSAA-only — no barycentric edge AA — for Path), the pixel-parity harness spec, and the 5-commit plan Wave 1 was built across (each commit's own module docs cite the specific design section it implements).
  • nemo/docs/uzor-engines/plans/urx-wave2-native-glyph-atlas-design-2026-07-25.md — Wave 2's design: the native glyph atlas (atlas::NativeGlyphAtlas, etagere-backed, never-evict-this-frame invariant), the Glyph pipeline, and the 3-commit plan Wave 2 is built across.
  • nemo/docs/uzor-engines/plans/urx-wave3-clip-blend-design-2026-07-25.md — Wave 3's design: real stencil-based rounded clip (§2), the multi-pass blend-layer executor (§3, including its pass-open/close load-bearing table, §3.5), the CPU-side blend-layer stack (§5, a different crate — see uzor-urx-cpu), the 3 new parity fixtures
    • _CLIP tolerance tier (§6/§2.6), and the 5-commit plan Wave 3 was built across.
  • nemo/docs/uzor-engines/plans/urx-wave4-vello-parity-design-2026-07-25.md — Wave 4's design: Radial/Sweep gradients (§2, per-fragment LUT eval), images (§4, DrawCommand::Image + the shared uzor-urx-image registry crate), full affine (§5, decompose_similarity's Quad-SDF-vs-Triangle routing + full 6-coefficient mesh reprojection), per-corner radii (§6, closes native_per_corner_radii_uniform_approx), the 7 new parity fixtures + _GRADIENT/_IMAGE tolerance tiers (§9), and the 6-commit plan Wave 4 was built across.

File:line evidence for every legacy pattern this design reuses (device/queue ownership shape, MSAA lifecycle, hand-rolled LRU shape, etc.) lives in the sibling research doc: nemo/docs/uzor-engines/research/urx-wave1-crate-map-2026-07-25.md.

Legacy API

let mut ctx = InstancedRenderContext::new(w, h, 0.0, 0.0);
adapt_scene_into(&scene, &mut ctx);
// -> caller hands `ctx.draw_commands` to InstancedRenderer::render
//    (or via uzor-render-hub's submit_instanced)