Sauerbraten

Sauerbraten, the real game (Cube 2: Sauerbraten, 2020 Edition): our `sauerbraten` launcher (fullscreen at the desktop's resolution, settings in ~/.sauerbraten) on our cube2 engine, with sauerbraten-data (the release's maps, textures, models, sounds; the licensed suite). The engine and its patches are the ones of the BananaBread recipe (bananabread's, Debian's cube2 + gamedb/engines/cube2/packages/cube2/patches): CPU skinning (gpuskel 0), textures compressed at upload (texcompress), the cheaper GL call patterns. Only the data differs. Settings go into ~/.sauerbraten/autoexec.cfg (run after config.cfg, so the player's saved fullscreen or vsync can't override them); the files are restored after the run. base: -l loads map "ot" (a stock Sauerbraten map: coop edit, the player at a start of the map, the pistol in hand) and the player stands still; a CubeScript (-x) counts frames for 30 s from 10 s after the first frame and prints "ps3bench: <n> frames in <ms> ms: <fps> fps, longest <ms> ms" (fps=, maxms=), then its own steady window, 60 s after the first frame for 120 s (STEADY_RE), and quits. One view's rendering once loading is over; a map with players and bots (the played session) costs more. Written without a PS3 run (2026-10-25): the first base run still has to confirm the map, the window and the numbers. A played session (session.sh, the game's rating/test.toml): the launcher alone, the main menu; the player picks a map and mode, and the map's "read map" line marks the first gameplay frame.