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docs(mode-switching): macOS lens row; smooth 2D/3D transitions are app-side on every arm - #331
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…p-side on every arm The per-platform table had no macOS row since drv_leia_macos landed (#324): it uses srLensEnable/srLensDisable under the Linux lens-ownership rules (leia_lens_owner_linux.h). Also records that no arm eases a mode switch (no weaver fade, lens-settle hold or cross-fade): the smooth Windows transition is the app's dxr::ModeSwitch (displayxr-common), so a harsh switch is diagnosed in the app, not here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/display-mode-switching.md. Sincedrv_leia_macos(feat(macos): Leia SR Metal display-processor arm (drv_leia_macos) #324),request_display_modecallssrLensEnable/srLensDisableunder the Linux lens-ownership rules (leia_lens_owner_linux.h), and the table never said so.dxr::ModeSwitchfrom displayxr-common: ramp disparity to 0, then request 2D; request 3D, then ramp up. So a harsh switch on any arm, macOS on the Odyssey included, is diagnosed in the app first. The runtime's app linter now flags apps that skip the sequencer (INV-2.9).Companion PRs: DisplayXR/displayxr-common#73 (the one-call
ModeSwitch::step()+ README contract) and the runtime PR that moves the macOS test apps onto it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code