Performance Injector

The GameBench Performance Injector is a desktop app for MacOS and Windows that ‘injects’ the native library from Studio SDK into pre-built Android and iOS apps.

No source code is required, you just drop your app bundle (.apk or .ipa) onto the GUI and it produces a modified app bundle ready for installation on your test devices.

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Recent Releases

• iOS: Fix for missing FPS for certain render paths

• Injector:
  • Better handling when Apple ID belongs to multiple dev teams
  • Improved UX for Apple Code-Signing issues
• Android & iOS:
  • Restored ability to capture multiple screenshot sizes
  • Session stop now closes any unclosed marker periods
• Android:
  • Support for Adreno 800 series GPUs
  • Added ‘prefab’ declarations for easier integration with native lib
  • Fix for “missing class” Java exception on Android 7
• iOS:
  • Fixed misaligned UI when app is landscape
  • Overlays now appear on non-Metal apps
  • Updated frame counter logic to include non-Metal apps.

• New web-based control interface (on port 8080) for the use of lazily-bound test scripts.
• Added getSessionId() C API.
• API names synchronised across C, C#, and Java
• Injector: New command-line interface to replace gbtool.jar. (Run with “–help” to see options.)
• Injector/Android: ApkToolLib now always uses its internal android-framework.jar. This fixes issues caused by incompatible framework versions left in the user’s home dir.
• Injector/Android: Support for keystore alias selection in password dialog (and CLI)
• Injector: Fix for slightly-lagged console output.
• Android: Screenshot support added for vkQueueSubmit()-based renderers in latest Unity & Unreal engines
• Android: Screenshots now have correct orientation in dashboard
• Android: Support for 16KB pages.
• Android: Fix for crashes on Pixels running Android 16

• Injector: Fixed iOS error: “Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘includes’)”
• Injector: Fixed bug whereby “Sign only” was wrongly removing the native library

• Injector: Major rework of renderer and generally trying to follow ElectronJS best practices

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