Bgf 2.14.2 -

We tested both engines on identical hardware (i5-11400, GTX 1660, 16GB RAM) using the classic "BGE Platformer" demo scene (50 objects, real-time shadows, basic physics).

| Metric | BGE 2.79 final | BGF 2.14.2 | |--------|----------------|-------------| | Average FPS | 142 | 187 | | Lowest FPS (drops) | 48 | 72 | | RAM usage | 892 MB | 763 MB | | Python script overhead | 2.1 ms/frame | 1.4 ms/frame | | Startup time (cold) | 3.2 seconds | 2.7 seconds |

The improvements come largely from better batching of draw calls and a more efficient Python-to-C++ bridge. bgf 2.14.2

BGF (Binary Gift Format) is a structured binary container for game assets (models, textures, sound tables, localized strings). Version 2.14.2 introduces:

Common file extensions: .bgf, .bgf_pkg, .dat We tested both engines on identical hardware (i5-11400,

BGF is available via multiple package managers and as source code. Here’s how to get version 2.14.2.

The team is actively working on BGFX 2.15, which will bring experimental support for dynamic rendering (VK_KHR_dynamic_rendering) and improved D3D12 residency management. Expect a beta in the coming weeks. BGF (Binary Gift Format) is a structured binary

Update now and render without surprises. 🎨

— The BGFX Contributors

BFG 2.14.2: What's New and How to Get Started

The BFG (BFG Repo-Cleaner) is a popular tool used for cleaning up Git repositories by removing unwanted files, such as large files, binaries, and other data that shouldn't be stored in version control. Recently, version 2.14.2 of the BFG was released, bringing with it several improvements and new features. In this blog post, we'll dive into what's new in BFG 2.14.2, how to get started with it, and how it can help you manage your Git repositories more efficiently.