[qt/qt/qtquick3d]: Summary of bulk changes made

Git repository change summary for qt/qt/qtquick3d
Pushed by mirror-service into branch '6.11'.
Changed from dc0af2dbd48ffda1ea21cc29269bbe9b31158eb4 to a8fc8d89277dff204e5b3d21534ef8edb3eb3073
Acknowledgement was received that this change introduces only existing code that has been pushed to another public open source repository.

This change contains the following new commits:

Git commit 564ba0b77d2a33ec6e2a3f94e24e9b3ab195c3d8 by Qt Cherry-pick Bot (on behalf of Andy Nichols) on 06/08/2026 at 16:24..
Weld positions before generating mesh levels of detail

Simplification can only collapse an edge when the faces around it share
its vertices, so a position that appears more than once in the vertex
buffer pins every edge that touches it. A mesh exported with one vertex
per triangle corner therefore has no collapsible edge at all,
simplifyMesh() returns the input unchanged, and the loop breaks on the
very first iteration without producing a single level: importing the
Khronos Suzanne sample with --generateMeshLevelsOfDetail silently
produced nothing. Weld by position first, simplify that, and translate
the resulting indexes back to the original vertex numbering that the
vertex buffer being written out uses; Suzanne then yields ten levels,
from 6141 indexes down to 12. The meshoptimizer vertex remapping this
needs is only compiled into Quick3DUtils, so generateVertexRemap(),
remapVertexBuffer() and remapIndexBuffer() are exported next to the
existing simplifyMesh() wrapper.

Welding a position that was split only to carry different normals is
safe because the level's normals are recalculated afterwards, but that
is exactly what recalculateLodNormals=false turns off. The normals join
the weld key in that case, so a hard edge stays pinned instead of
leaving every face around it reading whichever of them the weld happened
to pick; such a mesh then yields fewer levels, or none. Attributes the
key does not cover still have to settle on one value, which is inherent
to simplifying across a seam and only affects the coarser levels.

A test imports a mesh stored with one vertex per triangle corner, in a
smoothly shaded and a faceted version, and covers both option paths.

Pick-to: 6.8
Change-Id: Ia027803ce4e1394843efa7d1bd603f0f1f0cd8f3
Reviewed-by: Christian Strømme <[email protected]>
(cherry picked from commit 315d0381d571031b05b8f6df41698d3a8a8def28)
Reviewed-by: Qt Cherry-pick Bot <[email protected]>
(cherry picked from commit d75dfea5e9581a7cc3038db4067409fa5784887d)
https://invent.kde.org/qt/qt/qtquick3d/-/commit/564ba0b77d2a33ec6e2a3f94e24e9b3ab195c3d8

Git commit a8fc8d89277dff204e5b3d21534ef8edb3eb3073 by Qt Cherry-pick Bot (on behalf of Andy Nichols) on 06/08/2026 at 16:24..
balsam: Reset the QML id allocator between assets

writeQml() allocates component-unique ids through three process-wide
statics that were never cleared, one of them keyed by node pointer.
balsam converts every positional argument in the same process and each
scene releases its nodes before the next one is built, so a new node
allocated at a freed node's address takes a false hit and is handed the
previous asset's id. Only the first asset of a run comes out correct;
the rest get ids belonging to their predecessor throughout, so the
generated component either fails to load or binds to the wrong objects.
Reset all three from one helper called by both exported entry points
that allocate ids, writeQml() and writeQmlComponent(), the latter being
exposed to the same hazard whenever the material editor rebuilds its
scene between exports. A test converts one asset twice in a single
process and requires the two generated components to be identical.

Pick-to: 6.8
Change-Id: I4825fc2a6fa2d34fecc1a5d31b4400e24d7d550a
Reviewed-by: Christian Strømme <[email protected]>
(cherry picked from commit c0945182f53927640b53dc1a9d70478a899b12a0)
Reviewed-by: Qt Cherry-pick Bot <[email protected]>
(cherry picked from commit 3083c5671c40bf95ff9e9df34e147153c1d17919)
https://invent.kde.org/qt/qt/qtquick3d/-/commit/a8fc8d89277dff204e5b3d21534ef8edb3eb3073