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That's ok. 😊
Embrace your wisdom, friend.
I'm considering refunding now.
You mean open Lara?
It doesn’t change the internal engines as far as I know though. So it’s still locked at 30 FPS.
OpenLara is ground up engine replacement with all new code (not sure if it’s a source port?), meant to mimic the original game mechanics/AI but with feature the old engine never could do. It’s more like advanced emulator, but more than than that? But since it’s a different engine it can do more than 30fps.
This is false. TR1X and TR2Main are full recompilation projects.
https://github.com/LostArtefacts/TR1X
https://github.com/Arsunt/TR2Main
This is also false.
Then it goes beyond simply being original engine running in background. Does it count as a source port?
These two projects are reverse engineering. They were made by decompiling the commercial binaries and translating that into brand new code from scratch. I think of it like translating a book in one language into another without ever seeing the original manuscript.