If you’ve been attempting to generate an RTX version of this particular pack, this patch will resolve the issue. The problem was initially identified with the “John Smith Legacy” resource pack. This update rectifies several issues that were preventing certain packs from being processed correctly, leading to errors during the operation. Generated packs are now saved to the same location as the input pack. Setup file has been updated with RTX Reactor 0.2.1, this update addresses an issue with generated output packs not appearing. You can now make your custom block add-ons fully compatible with RTX Reactor by intentionally leaving the following keywords in your custom block names: Corrections to the way resource packs are handled. Textures located in subdirectories of subdirectories are now converted, previously if a resourcepack branched deeper in (more than 1 subdirectory), it would have been ignored by RTX Reactor. Unique pack icons: resource packs generated with RTX Reactor now have a distinguishable icon, with a nice RTX Reactor badge.

I've even made this particular function into an standalone Paint.NET plugin, you can download it from here. Previously water would have been replaced with clear water. Resource packs now have their water textures converted for Minecraft RTX.

Detailed MER generation: With the release of 0.2, MERs of all blocks are now calculated per-pixel with much more detail & quality.Ī drastic improvement, heavily influencing the scene.

RTX Reactor v0.2 In-Depth Changelogs (July 4 2023) Note: Uninstall the previous version before installing the new one. For guides & more information, visit the original release post. Hi everyone, today I am releasing the first major RTX Reactor update, after its release back in April of this year, this update introduces a key feature along with lots of fixes & quality changes.įirstly, if you're new to RTX Reactor, I recommend that you first read the initial release post.

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