NVIDIA Introduces RTX Global Illumination 2.0 SDK with Advanced Features for Ray Tracing
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Krizby
Man I pity game developers who have to learn all kind of new stuff Nvidia is pumping out while doing their jobs :/
alanm
I think it can make their jobs easier since GI should automatically calculate and render all the lighting, reflections and shadows instead of having to do it manually with traditional raster.
Krizby
Most people I know refuse to try out new stuff that can make their life easier, instead sticking to their worn down path 😛
AlmondMan
I don't see a difference in any but the first image?
Denial
The sliders have the wrong images or something:
https://imgsli.com/MjQ5MDU0
https://imgsli.com/MjQ5MDU1
dragonlord
The sliders fail (showing only the after image) on Edge, but work properly with Firefox. Interesting bug in the tool.
joshk
It’s because new great stuff almost always turn to be a BS and a waste of time at the end.
Based on experience. I am to old to believe in easy way.
RT, GI, PT, great, but useless when your customers have potato PCs.
Ryffryder
That is basically every software developer's job. You always need to learn new stuff to stay relevant.
