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Announcement from the RTX Remix Discord:

Hey folks,

Today’s the big day–RTX Remix is finally out in Open Beta for everyone to try. Read about it here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/rtx-remix-open-beta-half-life-2-rtx-trailer/ (PLEASE NOTE THIS ARTICLE UPDATES AT 8 AM PST)

Until now, this community has been creating with only the alpha version of the RTX Remix runtime, which we released in Open Source back in April: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/rtx-remix-runtime-open-source-download/

In 9 months since, you’ve brought path tracing to over a hundred games, many we never imagined could be compatible, and have made jaw dropping work-in-progress remasters without even having the full RTX Remix platform. With the release of the RTX Remix app, modders with a 3060 Ti (and above) have a much easier solution for viewing their captures, easily populating their mods with high fidelity PBR assets, new lighting, and even upscaled/PBR textures created with RTX Remix’s AI Texture Tools. This is going to accelerate RTX Remix modding, and we hope, change the landscape for graphical mods.

Not only is RTX Remix releasing today, but ModDB is launching their community support resources as well: https://www.moddb.com/rtx.

Read about it here: https://www.moddb.com/news/rtx-remix-on-moddb.

With ModDB, modders will be able to: See what games are compatible, and which version of the RTX Remix Runtime they were last tested with Download RTX.conf config files and captures that will help get started with your mod Upload RTX Mods that will be easy to discover throughout ModDB’s pages Upload mods that are up to 50GBs in size Upload PBR Assets to a place where the entire community can download and try

These resources are a powerful tool for you, the modders. I encourage you to help keep them up to date to benefit this entire community.

We’ve also released RTX Remix Runtime version 0.4–you can read about it in the opening article, and see the full release notes here: https://github.com/NVIDIAGameWorks/rtx-remix/releases This runtime includes new features that are going to improve the look of your mods (Subsurface Scattering, Parallax Occlusion Mapping), as well as some fixes that have implications for compatibility (improved anti-culling of lights, a terrain baking system).

Finally, I ask everyone here to be supportive to newcomers discovering this Discord. There are going to be a lot of people who have never set up a game with RTX Remix. Based on my experience in this community, I have no doubts you will.

I’ll end this post by recapping some of the resources you have available to you for beginning your RTX Remix journey: RTX Remix Documentation: https://docs.omniverse.nvidia.com/kit/docs/rtx_remix/latest/index.html RTX Remix Tutorial Videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4w6jm6S2lzvgJ97T1_VbLGBR_l6zzOUm&si=T2ReZboShPbDnd1H ModDB RTX Remix Resources: https://www.moddb.com/rtx RTX Remix FAQ (bottom of the article): https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/rtx-remix-open-beta-half-life-2-rtx-trailer/ Report Issues for Runtime, Toolkit, and documentation on the GitHub: https://github.com/NVIDIAGameWorks/rtx-remix/issues

Happy Modding!

[–] [S] 2 points 2 years ago (1 child)

Ist es mir nicht wirklich wichtig, die Diskussion ist auch eher spontan aufgekommen und spätestens in ein paar Tagen wahrscheinlich wieder vergessen. Dachte nur es wäre keine schlechte Idee ein paar (vermutlich qualifiziertere) Meinungen dazu einzuholen, damit das geklärt ist und sich nicht irgendwie weiterzieht falls es wieder mal aufkommt.

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    Ich und ein Freund Streiten uns gerade darüber, ob man das genutzte Datenvolumen am Ende eines Monats, das in der Fritzbox angezeigt wird, als "Datenverbrauch" bezeichnen kann (ohne Volumenlimit). Ich meine nein, weil "Verbrauch" ja irgendwie impliziert, dass die Daten eine endliche Ressource sind, die irgendwann aufgebraucht ist oder erneuert werden muss. Was meint ihr?

     

    im not sure where else to ask this, so here goes

    the memes premise is someone seeing news about war somewhere and making a social media post about it, which some soldiers see and start dropping their guns and hugging each other.

    the meme was posted quite recently (for obvious reasons) but i for the life of me cant find it anymore. Does anyone have it saved or know where it was posted?

    Thank you very much

    [–] 28 points 2 years ago

    That is literally what they've done. The default is CS2, but you can select a beta version in steam which enables CS:GO again. Matchmaking servers are all migrated to CS2, ofcourse, but community servers still work.

    The reason they replaced CS:GO with CS2 instead of creating a seperate game is to not split the playerbase. Back when CS:Source released, the playerbase was essentially split in half, with many choosing to remain on CS 1.6, and it took a lot of effort to make CS:GO the standard.

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