The shader, specifically version 0.33 , represents a significant update in Marty McFly’s (Pascal Gilcher) ongoing development of screen-space ray tracing for ReShade . Core Technical Features
: In-game, open the ReShade menu (usually the Home key) and enable qUINT_rtgi Copy Depth Buffer
Version 0.33 introduced several critical features that improved the "playable" quality of the shader: reshade ray tracing shader rtgi 033
If you are posting screenshots to prove the quality, try to capture a scene with . The RTGI shader is famous for its "color bleeding" (e.g., a red carpet casting a red glow onto a white wall), and version 0.33 handles this much more accurately. This makes for the
Version 0.33 was a landmark update that introduced major architectural changes to how lighting is calculated: The shader, specifically version 0
Imagine you are looking through a camera (your monitor). The shader scans the pixels visible on your screen. From each pixel, it shoots virtual rays into the depth of the scene, checking how far away the nearest object is. When a ray hits an object, it samples the color of that hit point and adds it back to the original pixel.
: Version 0.33 features a more "stable" denoiser, reducing the "flickering" or "boiling" effect common in older screen-space implementations. This makes for the Version 0
: Most games' MSAA will break the depth buffer. Use FXAA or TAA instead. Configure ReShade : Press Home in-game to open the menu.