qLJHzGfKUc- Darío June 3, 2022ĭario reiterates how it won't be made available "any time soon" as there are still hundreds of issues to solve and features to add. Ray traced lighting, object motion blur, widescreen, DLSS and 60+ FPS.
Here's a small reel of footage I've captured from games that are already showing results. I'd like to reveal that RT64, the path tracer behind sm64rt, is evolving into an N64 emulator plugin. Even the Snowboard Kids series is getting some love. As you can see, there are games like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, and the original Paper Mario game. In time, a list of compatible games will be made available, so users know what games do and don't work with the plugin.īelow is just a small selection of games that currently support RT64. It also remains an "impossible task" to make it compatible with every N64, and creating light for titles is a manual process.
Of course, it is still in the early stages which means it's got a long way to go before a public release.
It can add ray-traced lighting, object motion blur, widescreen, DLSS and improve frame rate - going beyond 60FPS. It started out life about "a month ago" as a way of optimising the "PC port's backend" and developed into a "generic emulation solution" that could be applied to a much larger library of N64 games. Modder turned software developer Dario has just revealed 'RT64' (the path tracer behind the sm64rt project) is being transformed into a Nintendo 64 emulator plugin. Remember the absolutely stunning showcase of Super Mario 64 with ray tracing? Well, the same individual is now working on a new project that could evolve N64 emulation.
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