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I guess nice idea, but wtf nvidia is going on with those comparison shots, the new "improved" versions are completely missing the ambience/feel of the original

by zokier 4y ago

I guess nice idea, but wtf nvidia is going on with those comparison shots, the new "improved" versions are completely missing the ambience/feel of the original scenes. Instead of having dark neutral/cold gloomily lit scenes we now get scenes flooded with warm light? I suppose its neat that you can do such relighting of stuff, but it doesn't feel like it serves the games properly.

bpye 4y ago
Agreed. The Morrowind screenshots at least also seem to have geometry that just doesn't exist in the original game?
- lewispollard 4y ago
  It seems to be a tool that intercepts D3D calls and translates them into a Vulkan layer, sort of like DXVK (edit: I just saw that it literally uses DXVK, which makes sense), including intercepting the actual resources being uploaded to the GPU. So probably the user of this tool can intercept mesh data being uploaded and say "replace it with this mesh" which has completely different geometry. Also nothing about this tool screams "automatic", it definitely seems to be something that serves as a modding tool rather than an "RTX ON" toggle.