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authorGabriel Schneider <[email protected]>2026-09-29 08:55:06 -0300
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T4: the terminal's dissolve swaps cells in ordered (Bayer) order
animation.dissolveRevealed (the tty compositor's dissolve and the pointer mapping that follows it) swaps each changed cell once at its place in a 4x4 Bayer matrix, shifted by the pane's serial so two panes differ, instead of at a hashed noise threshold: the new content comes in as an even patterned screen (ยง9.2 T4). Endpoints stay exact. Tests: a 4x4 block reveals exactly t x 16 cells at t = 1/4, 1/2, 3/4. Snapshots unchanged. Feel review: .scratch/render/tty/dissolve/ (the matrix over two real frames; the recorded session's pane did not animate, noted in docs/effects.md).
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| # | effect | switch | state | review material | verdict |
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| T2 | cursor jump trail | `JumpTrail on\|off` (off) | a jump of three cells or more leaves 3 to 5 cells of trail behind the cursor, their ground drawn toward the text's colour in OKLab, most beside it, fading in 120 ms; truecolor terminals (vaxis's answer or COLORTERM); never the cursor's cell, a selection or outside the focused body; off under Motion off; a few cells a frame | .scratch/render/tty/trail/ (pyte replay of a real tty session at 60 fps: trail-forge.mp4, zooms) | pending |
+| T4 ordered swap | `PanelDissolve` (off) | the terminal's dissolve swaps each changed cell once at its place in a 4x4 Bayer matrix (shifted per pane), an even patterned screen instead of noise; hit-testing follows the same order | .scratch/render/tty/dissolve/ (ordered-swap-sim: the matrix applied to two real frames; see note) | pending |
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+Note on T4's material: a pane opening in a tty session recorded through
+pyte did not animate (PanelSlide did not either there), so the review
+material applies the same matrix to two real frames of that session; the
+unit test holds the order (a 4x4 block reveals exactly t x 16 cells).