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The 
Ветвь Team Fortress 2 is a newer version of 
Source 2013 Multiplayer, developed from updates to 
Team Fortress 2.
The branches have incompatible ABIs, i.e. mods/tools compiled for will not work under without updating interfaces.
Features
New since the Source 2013 Multiplayer branch is:
- Swaying trees (также в
) - A material parameter that gives the effect of trees swaying in the wind.
- 64-bit binaries (также в )
- Allows the game to access more than 4GB RAM and have slightly better performance. Additionally, tools such as Hammer, map compilers (VBSP, VVIS, VRAD), etc... also have 64-bit binaries.
Примечание: 64-bit is not available on Mac.
Half-Life 2 was the first game to receive 64-bit update back in 2005, when it ran on Source 2004. It was later removed for unknown reasons, but it also had some technical issues at the time.
only has 64-bit binaries for the engine DLLs; all executables and game DLLs are still 32-bit.
- VScript (также в
) - A powerful new scripting system primarily using
Squirrel. Third-party games may have different VScript implementation.
- WebM video playback (также в
) - Used for game intros or cutscenes in some games. Replaces Bink video. WebM allows smaller file sizes without significant degradation in video quality.
- Vulkan renderer (также в
) - A low-overhead, cross-platform graphics API, successor to OpenGL.
- First introduced in 2022 with Half-Life 2 and Portal, and was add in Team Fortress 2 later during the 64-bit update. Portal with RTX also uses Vulkan as part of the RTX Remix runtime. Using DXVK, a library used to translate Direct3D calls to Vulkan. This is disabled by default, but can be enabled in supported games by passing
-vulkaninto the game's launch options.
- VGUI High DPI support (также в 20th)
- VGUI elements are now properly scalable on higher resolutions such as 4K (3840x2160).
- Texture streaming (также в
) - Reduce system RAM and graphics card VRAM usage by streaming textures as needed instead of loading them all when loading the map.
- Numerous security fixes
- See GitHub post.
Availability
Game code for this branch is not available.
2004 Half-Life 2: Deathmatch (formerly , 
, 
, 
)2007 Team Fortress 2 (formerly , , 
)
