I've spent some time analyzing the project and believe there is still room for further optimization. I also have several ideas that could potentially help improve the overall performance to approach or even reach 120 FPS.
However, during my investigation, I noticed that the repository does not seem to include the relevant C++ source code and instead distributes only precompiled binaries. While this approach may simplify distribution, it introduces limitations when it comes to debugging, performance optimization, troubleshooting, and long-term maintenance. It also makes it more difficult for community developers to contribute improvements and participate in the project's development.
From an open-source perspective, having access to the complete source code would enable deeper analysis, optimization, and collaboration, ultimately benefiting both the product quality and overall performance. With that in mind, I would like to ask whether there are any plans to release the corresponding C++ source code in future updates, rather than providing only precompiled binaries.
If the source code becomes available, I would be more than happy to share some of my optimization ideas and contribute to improving the project's performance and efficiency.
I've spent some time analyzing the project and believe there is still room for further optimization. I also have several ideas that could potentially help improve the overall performance to approach or even reach 120 FPS.
However, during my investigation, I noticed that the repository does not seem to include the relevant C++ source code and instead distributes only precompiled binaries. While this approach may simplify distribution, it introduces limitations when it comes to debugging, performance optimization, troubleshooting, and long-term maintenance. It also makes it more difficult for community developers to contribute improvements and participate in the project's development.
From an open-source perspective, having access to the complete source code would enable deeper analysis, optimization, and collaboration, ultimately benefiting both the product quality and overall performance. With that in mind, I would like to ask whether there are any plans to release the corresponding C++ source code in future updates, rather than providing only precompiled binaries.
If the source code becomes available, I would be more than happy to share some of my optimization ideas and contribute to improving the project's performance and efficiency.