A new version of NVIDIA RTX Remix is now available for download, packing a variety of improvements as well as compatibility fixes and more that will further help developers introduce path tracing to old games.
Version 0.2.0, which can be downloaded from GitHub, introduces multiple bridge improvements to address game compatibility issues. Among them are fixes for issues with shader parser logic that helps with Shader Model 2+ games, proper initialization of render state according to the official DirectX9 documentation to fix geometry corruption in some games, fixes for mouse input processing in certain titles where the mouse pointer would not move in-game or with the Remix menu opened, better matching of the native D3D9 behavior when dealing with shaders and swapchain initialization and more.
The new NVIDIA RTX Remix version also brings DXVK-Remix improvements and game compatibility fixes, improvements to menus and documentation, and tooltips in the UI to make the tool more accessible.
Despite it being still in early access, NVIDIA RTX Remix is already being used to improve the visuals of plenty of old games such as Torchlight, Half-Life 2, World of Warcraft, and many others. Sadly, the tool is not yet compatible with DirectX 10 and above games, so many are the popular games that cannot get path tracing modded in. You can learn more about the tool by going here.
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