benchmarks: KDTree control post-mortem — 5.85h bake + broken export; fast-rasterizer rewrite required
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -270,3 +270,13 @@ All 8 fixtures captured at `trellis2-bench/parity_fixtures/` (cond_512/
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1024, ss_coords, shape_slat, shape_dec, tex_slat, tex_voxels, mesh_final;
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seed 42, 1024-cascade). Hook env needed: PYTORCH_ENABLE_MPS_FALLBACK=1
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ATTN_BACKEND=sdpa SPARSE_ATTN_BACKEND=sdpa SPARSE_CONV_BACKEND=flex_gemm.
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## 2026-07-19 — KDTree bake control: post-mortem (confirmatory run, superseded)
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The TRELLIS2_FORCE_KDTREE control finally finished: **bake 21,063s (5.85h)**
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and the exported GLB is GARBAGE geometry (mangled 395K-tri blob) — the
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fork's KDTree export path has its own vertex-mapping bug on top of being
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unusably slow (per-triangle Python rasterizer loop). Verdict unchanged —
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the attrs-projection had already convicted the Metal texel-sampling — but
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this rules out "just use the Python baker" as shipped: it needs the
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fast-rasterizer rewrite + export fix (in progress as fast_bake_test.py).
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