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The 0.17.02 revision addresses some of the longest-standing bottlenecks of screen-space path tracing: ReShade RTGI | Ray Traced Global Illumination
For those who want to dive even deeper, the is a state-of-the-art version that comes with advanced configuration options like object thickness, bounce lighting intensity, and even support for DLSS and FSR upscaling technologies.
If you are determined to try this "hot" release, follow this guide to avoid bricking your system or losing your Discord token.
The RTGI (Ray Traced Global Illumination) shader does what standard screen-space ambient occlusion (SSAO) cannot: it simulates how light bounces off surfaces, capturing both ambient shadows and true colored light bounce (color bleeding).
While version 0.17.0.2 stood as an incredibly stable and highly shared version for years, graphics programming does not stand still. Pascal Gilcher has continued to evolve his graphics suite, introducing cutting-edge concepts like .
Watching films with the RTGI 01702 means the ambient lighting changes to match the cinematic color palette, extending the screen's reach to the entire room's walls.
But what exactly is the RTGI 01702 build? Why is it "hot"? And more importantly, is it safe to install?
: Launch the game, press the Home key to bring up the overlay, enable the depth buffer, and turn on the RTGI shader preset. The Legacy of the 0.17.0.2 Release
Launch your game and press the Home key to pull up the ReShade overlay. Search for q_RTGI or RTGI , check the box to enable it, and use the adjustment sliders to fine-tune your lighting intensity, ray length, and shadow depth. Troubleshooting Common 0.17.0.2 Visual Bugs