As part of today's GeForce Beyond event, Nvidia revealed Portal with RTX, a free update for the beloved first-person puzzler which will introduce full ౠray tracing.
Portal with RTX will launch on an unspecified date in November as a bit of free DLC on Steam. While thꩵe release is being promoted by Nvidia, the wording of the suggests that ray tracing will be available on any hardware "capable of running Vulkan ray-traced games." Check out the video below for an idea of what it will look like.
I𒉰t's abso🌜lutely stunning, and looks like a terrific reason to revisit Portal 15 years after its original launch.
🥂As with previous Nvidia-sponsored ray tracing updates, like those applied to Quake 2 and Minecraft, this one is only available on PC. However, this Portal with RTX is built differently, as part of a new project called RTX Remix.
RTX Remix is a mod tool that effectivel🃏y makes it possible to add ray tracing to a massive array of classic games. You can get more technical details on how it all works , and that link also shows RTX Remix mods at work in games like Morrowind and Mount & Blade. RTX Remix will require an Nvidia RTX graphics card for modders, but the resulting mods will, again, be availab꧂le for any hardware that supports ray tracing through Vulkan.
There's no release date for the RTX Remix tool just 🧸yet.
These announcements came alongside official confirmation of and a pile of news about the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nvidia RTX 40 series.
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