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Settled screenshots can miss repeatedly exposed intermediate chrome redraws

temporal framebuffer rendering validation · active

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Separate final-image correctness from temporal presentation correctness. Sample the guest display while injecting real virtual-controller pointer input, compare stable opaque regions across the sequence, and exclude the old cursor area when comparing pre-input frames. Build all layers in private RAM before presentation, then write only final pixels that differ so unchanged layers are never erased or rewritten. This removes the observed intermediate-layer exposure without implying an atomic swap, vblank, or freedom from tearing during actual scene changes.

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