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Re-enable the Kit visualizer pause checks #7049
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Raise the paused-frame channel threshold for Kit RTX visualizer tests
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Merge branch 'develop' into fanes/nvbug-6570125-adjust-threshold
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Re-enable the Kit pause checks with amplitude-based thresholds
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update comment
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Log pause pixel count; tighten tiled threshold scope
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Drop dead pause log and split the tiled PhysX threshold
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Use a .skip changelog fragment for the test-only threshold change
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| Original file line number | Diff line number | Diff line change |
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| Test-only change: raises the per-channel difference threshold in the visualizer integration | ||
| test helper for the Kit RTX pause checks, and restores fresh renders in the paused tiled | ||
| capture (NVBUG 6570125 work-around). No user-facing behavior change. |
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hm more of a note than a request: 160 out of 256 is a large part of the range; its not rejecting many cases. not sure if there's a cleaner way like loosening also the pixel count threshold so that this threshold doesn't need to be as high
but given that its temporary and well documented that is so and what the bug is, i think its fine.
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Yeah, I had the same concern. 160 felt high to me too. The measured separation from real motion is what made me comfortable with it as a temporary WAR, and I wouldn't want this to quietly become permanent.