Has anyone tried Nvidia RTX Remix with VAM?

[L_WOOD]

It is a new beta tool for reworking older games, adding global illumination, DLSS, replacing textures/shaders, all in realtime.
I wonder if it would work with VAM's version of Unity?
Has anyone attempted to use it?

 

[hazmhox]

I have tested it with a couple of games, and it's not worth the time : )

Long story short: RTX Remix uses great marketing words and fancy features (as Nvidia do all the time), but it's somehow an overhyped filter over your current game (at least in the stage I tested it). Unless you capture, you can't get far. If you prefer: if you don't remix the whole game, it's not worth using.

Which in VAM's scenario is kind of impossible due to the nature of the game being modular.

 

[animetiddyenthusiast]

I have tested it with a couple of games, and it's not worth the time : )

Long story short: RTX Remix uses great marketing words and fancy features (as Nvidia do all the time), but it's somehow an overhyped filter over your current game (at least in the stage I tested it). Unless you capture, you can't get far. If you prefer: if you don't remix the whole game, it's not worth using.

Which in VAM's scenario is kind of impossible due to the nature of the game being modular.

what games did you test? are you aware of its limitations? I've noticed a lot of people expect it to be something like reshade when its actually a full on modders toolkit that's very DIY. but most importantly it only supports dx9 with some exceptions for earlier games. I know vam is on an old version of unity but I don't think dx9 is possible unless I'm mistaken?

 

[hazmhox]

what games did you test? are you aware of its limitations? I've noticed a lot of people expect it to be something like reshade when its actually a full on modders toolkit that's very DIY. but most importantly it only supports dx9 with some exceptions for earlier games. I know vam is on an old version of unity but I don't think dx9 is possible unless I'm mistaken?

A couple of old fps. Yes I'm aware of it's limitations hence my answer. I did not even dive into the Direct X issue since content is what matters for VAM. Without being able to cover "all the content" of the game, considering using it (no matter what other hurdles may exists) is pointless.

It is actually a full modding kit yup. In VAM's case, you'd have a better time building high quality assets than trying to use external tools to improve the existing.

Nvidia marketing at its best here... put "RT" in something, everyone wants to use it without knowing what it does