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It turns out that the perlin implementation we inherited from WebKit does not actually generate tileable noise (see Chromium bug http://crbug.com/383495). The main problem is that when generating coordinates for gradient interpolation, it was attempting to wrap both x and (x + 1) simultaneously at the tile boundary (that is, either both or neither are wrapped). This obviously won't work, since along the tile seams, (x + 1) should be wrapped, but x should not. The same is true in y. This patch fixes both the CPU and GPU paths, renames some variables to more closely match the spec, and modifies the perlin noise GM to actually test tiling. (Note that the clipping the GM was doing was removed, since it's superfluous: it used to be necessary for image filters, but isn't anymore, and this isn't an image filter GM anyway.) R=sugoi@google.com, sugoi TBR=senorblanco Author: senorblanco@chromium.org Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/332523006 |
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