RTX Raytracing in Grimmstar - Odin Station

[@feariex]

Happy to be your 300th subscriber

[@Grimmstar]

Happy to have you!

[@Kainthereaper]

Looks incredible. Keep up the great work

[@vackillers]

Very impressive! the way the ambient lighting and bounce lighting works compared to RTX off is quite the difference. Just be a little weary of the way the RTX acts on other things, I noticed the green planet in the background was being over-contrast'd when RTX was enabled compared to off. It's only a small thing but just something I personally notice since I started messing around with ReShade, I notice other things like clouds in games tend to get washed out, so it was just something small I noticed.

[@prltqdf9]

DirectX Ray Tracing really makes a difference in this game. Nice work.

[@theboy1720]

fount about this game today. im really exited to try it out and follow your development :D i believe this will be a great gama.

[@pottuvoi2]

Very nice. UE4.23 is improving RT and other features nicely, cannot wait to see how this will look when stable version is out.

[@maxychedder3939]

Is there a way to to use gtx gpu cards in unreal for ray tracing, and how much of a performance hit does this have.

[@Grimmstar]

If you have a 1060 or higher and the latest Nvidia drivers, you can definitely use ray tracing in unreal. The preformance hit is quite heavy though. Unless you have a 1080ti, I wouldn't expect much playability with most easy trace features.

[@maxychedder3939]

@@Grimmstar thanks for the info,