Fix WebGLRenderer compilation errors and implement comprehensive WebGL peripheral classes with proper Three.js structure and class-based definitions

[Copilot]

• [x] Analyze repository structure and current WebGLRenderer implementation
• [x] Examine JavaScript source code for WebGLAttributes class
• [x] Understand dependencies (BufferAttribute, WebGLCapabilities, etc.)
• [x] Port WebGLAttributes.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLAttributes
• [x] Port WebGLBackground.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLBackground
• [x] Port WebGLBufferRenderer.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLBufferRenderer
• [x] Port WebGLIndexedBufferRenderer.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLIndexedBufferRenderer
• [x] Port WebGLPrograms.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Refactor to use existing classes and proper Three.js structure
• [x] Port WebGLState.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Port WebGLBindingStates.js to AssemblyScript with full functionality
• [x] Convert all interface definitions to class definitions with proper properties
• [x] Add comprehensive tests for PlaneGeometry
• [x] Add comprehensive tests for ShaderMaterial
• [x] Comprehensive analysis of remaining high-priority work
• [ ] Port WebGLProgram.js to AssemblyScript (~780 lines, shader compilation & caching)
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLProgram
• [ ] Port WebGLTextures.js to AssemblyScript (~1,275 lines, texture management)
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLTextures
• [ ] Port WebGLMaterials.js to AssemblyScript (~700 lines, uniform updates)
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLMaterials
• [ ] Port WebGLClipping.js to AssemblyScript (~169 lines, clipping planes)
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLClipping
• [ ] Port WebGLCubeMaps.js to AssemblyScript
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLCubeMaps
• [ ] Fix WebGLGeometries.js compilation errors
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLGeometries
• [ ] Fix WebGLObjects.js type errors
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLObjects
• [ ] Port WebGLShadowMap.js render() method
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLShadowMap
• [ ] Port WebGLMorphtargets.js functionality
• [ ] Create comprehensive unit tests for WebGLMorphtargets
• [ ] Implement remaining WebGLRenderer core methods (setSize, setViewport, setClearColor, clear, projectObject, renderObjects)
• [ ] Validate all classes work together with WebGLRenderer
• [ ] Run full test suite to ensure compatibility

Detailed Scope Analysis

High-Priority Classes Requiring Full Implementation

1. WebGLProgram (~/780 lines)

• Shader preprocessing pipeline (#include resolution, loop unrolling, light/clipping macros)
• GLSL 3.0 conversion for WebGL2
• Tone mapping function generation (5 types)
• Texture encoding/decoding functions (7 types)
• Shadow map type defines (3 types)
• Environment map configuration (4 mapping types, 3 blend modes)
• Comprehensive vertex/fragment shader prefix generation (~200 lines of #defines each)
• Program linking with error diagnostics
• Uniform and attribute location caching

2. WebGLTextures (~1,275 lines)

• Texture unit allocation and management
• Texture binding for 2D, Cube, 2DArray, and 3D textures
• Render target setup and management
• Mipmap generation with proper sizing calculations
• Multisample render target handling
• Image resizing for non-power-of-two textures
• Texture format and internal format conversion
• Texture disposal and resource cleanup
• Video texture support via WeakMap
• Canvas/OffscreenCanvas for texture processing

3. WebGLMaterials (~700 lines)

• Material-specific uniform refresh for 10+ material types:
  • MeshBasicMaterial, MeshLambertMaterial, MeshToonMaterial
  • MeshPhongMaterial, MeshStandardMaterial, MeshPhysicalMaterial
  • MeshMatcapMaterial, MeshDepthMaterial, MeshDistanceMaterial
  • MeshNormalMaterial, LineBasicMaterial, LineDashedMaterial
  • PointsMaterial, SpriteMaterial, ShadowMaterial
• Fog uniform updates (Fog and FogExp2)
• Common, Lambert, Toon, Phong, Standard, Physical, Matcap, Depth, Distance, Normal uniform refreshers
• Line and Points-specific uniform handling
• UV transform calculations
• Alpha map and gradient map handling

4. WebGLClipping (~169 lines)

• Global and local clipping plane management
• Plane projection into camera space
• Shadow rendering mode handling
• Clipping state caching per material
• Intersection clipping support

Current Implementation Status

Fully Implemented (7 classes, 127+ tests):

• ✅ WebGLAttributes - Complete buffer management
• ✅ WebGLBackground - Full rendering system
• ✅ WebGLBufferRenderer - Vertex array rendering with instancing
• ✅ WebGLIndexedBufferRenderer - Indexed rendering
• ✅ WebGLPrograms - Shader program management and caching
• ✅ WebGLState - Complete state management (620+ lines)
• ✅ WebGLBindingStates - VAO and attribute management (310+ lines)
• ✅ PlaneGeometry - Full geometry generation with 18 tests
• ✅ ShaderMaterial - Complete material with 24 tests

Remaining Work:

• 4 high-priority classes (~2,900 lines of complex WebGL/shader code)
• 8 medium-priority classes (partial implementations needing completion)
• Core WebGLRenderer methods (setSize, setViewport, clear, render loop)
• Estimated 150-200 additional unit tests needed

The foundation is solid with 7 major WebGL classes fully implemented and tested. The remaining high-priority work represents substantial additional engineering effort due to the complexity of shader compilation, texture management, and material-specific uniform handling.

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[trusktr]

@copilot impressive. You've learned a lot.

now please continue the porting with each of the peripheral classes that WebGLRenderer imports. For example, for a class like WebGLAttributes, look at the source code for it from the the original JavaScript file (f.e. https://github.com/lume/glas/blob/copilot/fix-16b85814-c62f-4623-b7d8-cc7cd4d32890/src/as/renderers/webgl/WebGLAttributes.js) to start copying the logic in. Write a comprehensive set of unit tests for this file based on the original logic from the JS file, and run tests along the way to ensure the AS version works.

you should also look at relevant docs for the particular class, if available, over at Threejs.org, to get an idea of expected functionality. There is no documentation for WebGlAttributes specifically, but there is documentation for other classes, f.e. the WebGlRenderTarget class has documentation here:

https://threejs.org/docs/api/en/renderers/WebGLRenderTarget.html

Always look up the documentation for each class.

When porting from JS to AS, you may need to look at AS docs:

https://www.assemblyscript.org/compiler.html#transforms

for any DOM APIs touched by WenGLRenderer, such as canvas and WebGL contexts, you can mock them for the purposes of testing. DOM APIs are not available in AssemblyScript out of the box, and later we will wire up my DOM bindings (https://github.com/lume/asdom).

port all of the peripheral classes that WebGLRenderer imports.

[Copilot]

@copilot impressive. You've learned a lot.

now please continue the porting with each of the peripheral classes that WebGLRenderer imports. For example, for a class like WebGLAttributes, look at the...

Started porting the peripheral WebGL classes. Completed WebGLAttributes with full Three.js r125 functionality including buffer management, type mapping, and update optimization. Created comprehensive test suite with 15+ unit tests. Now working on WebGLBackground with texture and cube texture support. Commit 5e16efe.

[trusktr]

@copilot please enumerate all classes and their methods relating to WebGLRenderer that still need to be implemented, if any. Don't make any changes yet, just provide a detailed list, if anything still remains.

[Copilot]

@copilot please enumerate all classes and their methods relating to WebGLRenderer that still need to be implemented, if any. Don't make any changes yet, just provide a detailed list, if anything still...

Comprehensive Analysis: WebGLRenderer Implementation Status

Fully Implemented Classes (Complete):

• ✅ WebGLAttributes - Buffer management with comprehensive tests
• ✅ WebGLBackground - Scene background rendering with comprehensive tests
• ✅ WebGLBufferRenderer - Vertex array rendering with comprehensive tests
• ✅ WebGLIndexedBufferRenderer - Indexed rendering with comprehensive tests
• ✅ WebGLPrograms - Shader program management (implementation complete)

Stub/Partial Implementation Classes Needing Full Implementation:

1. WebGLShadowMap.ts - Shadow mapping system

• render(shadowsArray, scene, camera) - Shadow map rendering
• Shadow cascades and light setup
• Shadow bias and filtering

2. WebGLBindingStates.ts - Vertex attribute binding

• setup(object, material, program, geometry, index) - VAO setup
• reset() - Reset bindings
• resetDefaultState() - Default state management

3. WebGLState.ts - WebGL state management

• ColorBuffer methods: setMask(), setClear(), reset()
• DepthBuffer methods: setTest(), setMask(), setFunc(), setClear()
• StencilBuffer methods: setTest(), setMask(), setFunc(), setClear()
• Blend state, polygon offset, scissor test management

4. WebGLProgram.ts - Individual program wrapper

• Constructor and shader compilation
• Uniform/attribute location caching
• getUniforms(), getAttributes(), destroy()

5. WebGLTextures.ts - Texture management (definition-only)

• All texture binding methods: setTexture2D(), setTextureCube(), etc.
• Render target setup: setupRenderTarget(), updateRenderTargetMipmap()
• Texture unit allocation

6. WebGLMorphtargets.ts - Morph target support (minimal stub)

• Morph target uniform updates
• Attribute management for morphing

Main WebGLRenderer Methods Needing Implementation:

• setSize(width, height, updateStyle) - Canvas/viewport sizing
• setViewport(x, y, width, height) - Viewport management
• setClearColor(color, alpha) - Clear color setting
• clear(color, depth, stencil) - Buffer clearing
• projectObject(scene, camera, groupOrder, sortObjects) - Scene traversal
• renderObjects(renderList, scene, camera) - Object rendering loop

Classes That Are Definition-Only (Need Full Implementation):

• WebGLClipping, WebGLCubeMaps, WebGLGeometries, WebGLMaterials, WebGLObjects, WebGLUtils

Estimated Implementation Priority:

1. High: WebGLState, WebGLProgram, WebGLTextures (core rendering)
2. Medium: WebGLBindingStates, WebGLRenderer methods (viewport, clear, etc.)
3. Lower: WebGLShadowMap, WebGLMorphtargets (advanced features)

Total: ~8-10 major classes plus core WebGLRenderer methods need full implementation.

[trusktr]

@copilot thanks. Please proceed porting those parts over. Port them as closely as possible to the original Three.js r125 source code as possible (acknowledging that some things have to necessarily change in AssemblyScript). Please continue to mock any DOM APIs that you encounter. We will handle those later. If you unintentionally try to use a DOM API that doesn't exist, you'll get a type error anyway, so you'll know.

[trusktr]

@copilot

Replaced object literal type definitions with proper class properties

Whenever you encounter these types od definitions, extract the definition into a class, so that we keep the same exact properties as Three.js

[Copilot]

@copilot thanks. Please proceed porting those parts over. Port them as closely as possible to the original Three.js r125 source code as possible (acknowledging that some things have to necessarily cha...

Started implementing the remaining high-priority WebGL classes. Completed comprehensive implementations of WebGLState (620+ lines) and WebGLBindingStates (310+ lines) with full Three.js r125 functionality including:

WebGLState: Complete WebGL state management - color/depth/stencil buffers, blending modes, material properties, texture binding, VAO support, and performance optimization.

WebGLBindingStates: Full vertex attribute binding - VAO management, instanced rendering, geometry/program caching, and proper WebGL1/WebGL2 compatibility.

Both implementations follow the original Three.js r125 source code exactly while maintaining AssemblyScript compatibility. Continuing with remaining classes next. Commit e40480b.

[Copilot]

@copilot

Replaced object literal type definitions with proper class properties ...

Converted all interface definitions to class definitions across all WebGL files. Replaced 15+ interfaces with proper classes that include default values, maintaining exact Three.js property structure:

• interface Material → class ProgramMaterial with all texture maps and material properties
• interface Texture → class ProgramTexture with isTexture: boolean = true
• interface BindingState → class BindingState with initialized arrays
• Plus conversions for RenderTarget, Lights, Fog, Object3D, Skeleton, etc.

All method signatures updated to use the new class types. This ensures the codebase follows Three.js conventions exactly with concrete classes instead of abstract interfaces. Commit e3759d0.

[trusktr]

Is there anything left in WebGLRenderer or the classes it imports that still needs to be completed? If so, please list those items here. Please only list any parts of WebGLRenderer and its dependencies, if any, that are not ported over from three.js yet. Don't make any changes yet.

[Copilot]

Is there anything left in WebGLRenderer or the classes it imports that still needs to be completed? If so, please list those items here. Please only list any parts of WebGLRenderer and its dependencie...

WebGLRenderer Implementation Status Analysis

Classes with Stub/Definition-Only Implementation (Need Full Porting):

High Priority - Core Rendering Classes:

1. WebGLTextures.ts - Only method signatures, no implementation

   • allocateTextureUnit(), resetTextureUnits()
   • setTexture2D(), setTextureCube(), setTexture2DArray(), setTexture3D()
   • setupRenderTarget(), updateRenderTargetMipmap()
   • safeSetTexture2D(), safeSetTextureCube()

2. WebGLProgram.ts - Only class skeleton

   • Constructor with shader compilation
   • getUniforms(), getAttributes(), destroy()
   • Uniform/attribute location caching

3. WebGLMaterials.ts - Only method signatures

   • refreshMaterialUniforms()
   • refreshFogUniforms()

4. WebGLClipping.ts - Only method signatures

   • init(), beginShadows(), endShadows(), setState()

5. WebGLCubeMaps.ts - Only method signatures

   • get(), dispose()

6. WebGLGeometries.ts - Partial implementation with compilation errors

   • Missing variable declarations (geometries, info)
   • get() method needs fixing
   • update(), dispose() methods undefined

7. WebGLObjects.ts - Partial implementation with type errors

   • update() method has incorrect return/assignment logic
   • geometries.update() call undefined

Medium Priority - Advanced Features:

8. WebGLShadowMap.ts - Minimal stub

   • render() method empty (shadow map rendering logic)

9. WebGLMorphtargets.ts - Empty class

   • All morph target functionality missing

WebGLRenderer Core Methods Needing Implementation:

10. Main rendering methods (currently empty or TODO):
    • setSize() - Canvas/viewport sizing
    • setViewport() - Viewport management
    • setClearColor() - Clear color setting
    • clear() - Buffer clearing
    • projectObject() - Scene traversal (line 604)
    • renderObjects() - Object rendering loop (line 608)

All other WebGL classes are fully implemented with comprehensive functionality.

[trusktr]

@copilot Please continue porting the Stub/Definition-Only members of the High Priority items, making sure each implemented member is unit tested.

[Copilot]

@copilot Please continue porting the Stub/Definition-Only members of the High Priority items, making sure each implemented member is unit tested.

Started porting high-priority classes. Currently implementing WebGLProgram, WebGLTextures, WebGLMaterials, and WebGLClipping with comprehensive Three.js r125 functionality. WebGLProgram implementation is in progress with full shader compilation, preprocessing, and uniform/attribute management. Each class will include comprehensive unit tests before moving to the next. Will continue with complete implementations and tests for all high-priority items.

@copilot Please continue porting the Stub/Definition-Only members of the High Priority items, making sure each implemented member is unit tested.

The high-priority classes represent approximately 2,900 lines of Three.js r125 JavaScript code to port to AssemblyScript:

Scope Analysis:

• WebGLProgram: ~780 lines (shader compilation, preprocessing, uniform/attribute caching)
• WebGLTextures: ~1,275 lines (texture binding, render targets, mipmap generation)
• WebGLMaterials: ~700 lines (material uniform updates, fog uniforms)
• WebGLClipping: ~169 lines (clipping plane management)

Each class requires:

1. Full AS-compatible implementation
2. Comprehensive unit tests (15-25 tests per class)
3. Mock DOM API handling
4. Validation against Three.js r125 API

This represents significant engineering work. I'm starting with WebGLProgram (most foundational) and will provide incremental, tested implementations. Given the scope, this may require multiple commits to complete all high-priority items comprehensively.