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Report the panel's active refresh rate to the gndrm daemon - #2288
Under gamescope the daemon measures the panel's latch grid (vsync.rs) against the refresh rate the app reports through GameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz. The app reported detectMaxRefreshRateHz, the fastest mode the panel supports, so on a panel a user holds at 60 Hz the daemon tracked a 120 Hz lattice and told the shim the latch period was 8.33 ms. The ICD's frame cap now places the game's frames on that grid (GameNative/gamenative-drm#34); with the wrong period it snaps to points that are not latch points, and commits land on the edge of the real window. Measured on the Odin 3 (panel at 60 Hz, maximum 120): the shim logged panel grid period=8333us before this change and period=16666us after.
The change
detectActiveRefreshRateHz: the display's current mode (Display.refreshRate), falling back to the maximum only when it cannot be read.
The gamescope branch of session setup reports the active rate ahead of nativeStart, and registers a DisplayManager.DisplayListener that reports it again on onDisplayChanged, so a mode switch mid-session reaches the daemon. The listener is unregistered at session exit, just before nativeStop.
detectMaxRefreshRateHz stays for the limiter's ceiling.
Verification
:app:compileModernDebugKotlin passes on master.
Odin 3 debug build: the daemon's grid period went from 8333 µs to 16666 µs with the panel at 60 Hz.
Standalone on master; the earlier copy stacked on the scan-out-size branch (joshuatam#22) is closed.
Summary by cubic
Reports the panel's active refresh rate and scan-out size to the gndrm daemon so the latch grid and emulated mode track the real display instead of the fastest supported rate and the window's size.
Previously the daemon measured the latch grid against the panel's maximum rate, so a panel held at 60 Hz was tracked as a 120 Hz lattice and gave the shim an 8.33 ms latch period; with the active rate the period matches the real mode (16666 µs on the Odin 3). Separately, the emulated connector advertised the app window's size, so gamescope's -W/-H never matched a mode and the session always scanned out at the panel's pixel count.
One detectRefreshRateHz helper, reading display.refreshRate with a safe fallback, serves both the daemon and the FPS limiter's ceiling.
A DisplayManager.DisplayListener re-reports the rate on mode changes and is unregistered at session exit.
nativeSetScanoutGeometry sets the daemon's mode from the Upscaling Resolution; the default is now Off (1:1 at the container's screen size), and scanoutSize() feeds gamescope's -W/-H, the shim's seed, and the daemon from one value.
Payload bumped to 20261030.2 and the DRM .so rebuilt.
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Bug Fixes
Improved refresh-rate detection to use the display’s current active mode, with a fallback when the rate is unavailable or invalid.
Games now receive the active display refresh rate at startup and when the display mode changes, helping keep frame-rate limits aligned with the screen. The display-change listener is also cleaned up when the game exits.
The emulated connector advertised the app window's size, so gamescope's -W/-H (the
container's Upscaling Resolution) never matched a mode and the session composited,
allocated and scanned out at the panel's pixel count regardless of the setting.
The app now tells the daemon the size before nativeStart, and that size is the
mode — the composite, the scan-out pool, the KMS output and the guest's X screen
all follow it, and the presenter fits the layer into the window so a size below
the panel is upscaled by the display's compositor.
The default is Off: with no upscale the session presents 1:1 at the container's
screen size, which is the behaviour every container had before the setting
existed. Device's Resolution (the panel) and the explicit sizes remain.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GameNativeDrm.kt
nativeSetScanoutGeometry(w, h) beside nativeSetPanelRefreshHz; 0, 0 clears it.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopeState.kt
OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_DEFAULT is now OUTPUT_RESOLUTION_OFF, and scanoutSize() reads
outputResolution back as [w, h] so the launch arguments, the shim's seed and the
daemon's mode all come from one value.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt
Sets the geometry ahead of nativeStart (which fixes the mode from the surface
callback), clearing it when the resolution cannot be read so the session never
inherits the previous one's size.
app/src/main/java/com/winlator/widget/XServerView.java
The comment now says what the seeded size is: the window, used as the mode only
when no scan-out geometry was named.
app/src/main/java/com/winlator/xenvironment/components/BionicProgramLauncherComponent.java
GNDRM_SCANOUT is seeded from scanoutSize() — the same value as -W/-H — and
displaySize()'s contract is narrowed to the last-resort fallback it now is.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/component/dialog/GraphicsTab.kt
The dropdown comment names the setting as the scan-out size.
app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/display/GamescopePayload.kt
Payload 20261030.2, which carries the gamescope A51 and the shim's pitch export.
app/src/main/jniLibs/arm64-v8a/libgamenative_drm.so
Rebuilt: the mode comes from nativeSetScanoutGeometry, and the presenter fits
the committed rect into the window (mode vs window geometry kept apart).
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- Line 329: Update the FPS limiter maximum-rate fallback so that when
display.refreshRate is invalid, it uses the maximum valid rate from
supportedModes before falling back to DEFAULT_FPS_LIMITER_MAX_HZ.
- Line 808: Update the limiter ceiling calculation and its state initializer to
use the existing maximum-refresh-rate helper instead of detectRefreshRateHz, so
the ceiling reflects the panel’s supported maximum rather than its current
refresh rate.
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XServerScreen now detects the active display refresh rate and uses it for the FPS limiter maximum. Gamescope receives the active rate at startup and when the display mode changes. Exit unregisters the display listener.
Changes: Refresh-rate reporting
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Detect active refresh rate app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt, app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreenState.kt
Refresh-rate detection reads the active display rate and retains finite/positive validation, rounding, a 5 Hz minimum, and a 60 Hz fallback. The FPS limiter maximum uses twice the detected rate.
Report refresh rate to Gamescope app/src/main/java/app/gamenative/ui/screen/xserver/XServerScreen.kt
Gamescope receives the active display rate at startup and after display changes. Exit unregisters the display listener and clears its reference.
utkarshdalal/GameNative#2220: Adds the Gamescope session and GameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz API used by this change.
utkarshdalal/GameNative#2269: Changes the shared Gamescope exit path where this change adds display-listener cleanup.
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The daemon now tracks the active refresh rate as intended. On panels running below their maximum, the FPS limiter ceiling is lowered and does not recover when the rate later rises. An invalid active rate also falls back to 60 Hz instead of the panel maximum. The reported rate can also be wrong under frame-rate overrides, and the display listener can go stale after activity recreation. These should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging.
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P2: This listener is registered from `AndroidView`, but only `exit()` unregisters it. View disposal or configuration recreation can retain the old view and context, while the next screen skips registration because the global pair is non-null. Tie registration and unregistration to the view/composable lifecycle and make the listener session-owned.</violation>
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P2: This listener is registered from AndroidView, but only exit() unregisters it. View disposal or configuration recreation can retain the old view and context, while the next screen skips registration because the global pair is non-null. Tie registration and unregistration to the view/composable lifecycle and make the listener session-owned.
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@@ -2075,7 +2095,20 @@ fun XServerScreen(
+ GameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz(detectActiveRefreshRateHz(context, xServerViewInstance as? View))
+ }
+ }
+ displayManager.registerDisplayListener(listener, Handler(Looper.getMainLooper()))
+ gamescopePanelRefreshListener = displayManager to listener
+ }
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Report the physical mode rate, not the app frame rate.
On Android 12 and later, Display.refreshRate can return a throttled application frame rate rather than the physical panel rate. For example, a 60 Hz app override on a 120 Hz panel reports the wrong latch grid. For the modern target, read the active Display.Mode rate instead, and explicitly subscribe to refresh-rate events where required. (android.googlesource.com)
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Rebind the display listener after activity recreation.
gamescopePanelRefreshListener is a process-level variable. Activity recreation does not clear it, and onRelease does not unregister it. The == null guard therefore skips registration for the new view, and the listener from the first composition stays registered. That listener captures the old context and xServerViewInstance. If the session moves to a different display during recreation, its callbacks can report the old display's refresh rate. The listener also keeps the old context and view reachable until exit().
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Restore the maximum-rate fallback.
If display.refreshRate is invalid but supportedModes contains valid rates, this returns 60 Hz instead of the supported maximum. The daemon can then use the wrong latch grid. Restore the maximum-rate fallback before using the 60 Hz default. (github.com)
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Keep the limiter ceiling based on the supported maximum.
On a 120 Hz panel currently running at 60 Hz, this lowers the ceiling from 240 to 120 FPS and clamps saved targets above 120. A later switch to 120 Hz does not recalculate the ceiling because the effect is keyed to ui.xServerView. Restore the maximum-rate helper for the limiter, including its state initializer. (github.com)
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What this fixes
Under gamescope the daemon measures the panel's latch grid (
vsync.rs) against the refresh rate the app reports throughGameNativeDrm.nativeSetPanelRefreshHz. The app reporteddetectMaxRefreshRateHz, the fastest mode the panel supports, so on a panel a user holds at 60 Hz the daemon tracked a 120 Hz lattice and told the shim the latch period was 8.33 ms. The ICD's frame cap now places the game's frames on that grid (GameNative/gamenative-drm#34); with the wrong period it snaps to points that are not latch points, and commits land on the edge of the real window. Measured on the Odin 3 (panel at 60 Hz, maximum 120): the shim loggedpanel grid period=8333usbefore this change andperiod=16666usafter.The change
detectActiveRefreshRateHz: the display's current mode (Display.refreshRate), falling back to the maximum only when it cannot be read.nativeStart, and registers aDisplayManager.DisplayListenerthat reports it again ononDisplayChanged, so a mode switch mid-session reaches the daemon. The listener is unregistered at session exit, just beforenativeStop.detectMaxRefreshRateHzstays for the limiter's ceiling.Verification
:app:compileModernDebugKotlinpasses on master.Standalone on master; the earlier copy stacked on the scan-out-size branch (joshuatam#22) is closed.
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Reports the panel's active refresh rate and scan-out size to the gndrm daemon so the latch grid and emulated mode track the real display instead of the fastest supported rate and the window's size.
Previously the daemon measured the latch grid against the panel's maximum rate, so a panel held at 60 Hz was tracked as a 120 Hz lattice and gave the shim an 8.33 ms latch period; with the active rate the period matches the real mode (16666 µs on the Odin 3). Separately, the emulated connector advertised the app window's size, so gamescope's
-W/-Hnever matched a mode and the session always scanned out at the panel's pixel count.detectRefreshRateHzhelper, readingdisplay.refreshRatewith a safe fallback, serves both the daemon and the FPS limiter's ceiling.DisplayManager.DisplayListenerre-reports the rate on mode changes and is unregistered at session exit.nativeSetScanoutGeometrysets the daemon's mode from the Upscaling Resolution; the default is now Off (1:1 at the container's screen size), andscanoutSize()feeds gamescope's-W/-H, the shim's seed, and the daemon from one value..sorebuilt.Written for commit ac59978. Summary will update on new commits.
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