Upbge 4.2

A game engine integrated with Blender 4.2

New Python API:

bge.logic.setRenderRate(60)        bge.logic.setFullUpdate(0)

Requirements

Minimum

• CPU: 64-bit quad core with SSE2 support
• GPU: 2GB VRAM
• RAM: 8GB
• OpenGL: 4.3+

Recommended

• CPU: 8 cores
• GPU: 8GB VRAM
• RAM: 32 GB
• OpenGL: 4.3+

License

Blender RanGE and UPBGE are licensed under the GNU GPL 2.0, but that doesn't mean you can't commercialize your game. Here's how you can navigate the GPL license to commercialize a game made with UPBGE: Your Game's Assets & Content: All the assets you create, such as models, textures, sounds, and animations, are your property. The GPL does not affect them, so you can license and sell them however you wish. Your Game's Code: The GPL concerns the distribution of the software's source code. If you distribute (sell or give away) a game that includes GPL software (like UPBGE), you must also provide the source code of that software. However, this does not mean you have to provide the source code of your game's logic or scripts; you can keep your game's logic (Python scripts) proprietary. It’s common practice to separate the game engine (which might be under GPL) from the game's proprietary logic. Distributing Your Game: When you distribute your game, you're essentially distributing a copy of UPBGE (the game engine) along with your game's assets and logic. You must provide or offer the source code of UPBGE (or any modifications you made to it) to anyone who receives a copy of your game. This is a requirement of the GPL. However, as mentioned earlier, you don't have to provide the source code for your game's logic or assets. Using a Separate Game Launcher: One way to further separate your game from the GPL'd engine is to use a separate proprietary game launcher. This launcher can handle things like updates, DLC, and user authentication. The launcher then starts the game (which includes the GPL'd engine) as a separate process. If you make changes to the engine or Blender itself, you must release those changes, but your game scripts aren’t subject to the GPL license.

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