Another Creative Mode guide will assist players with investigating the enhanced visualizations.
As guaranteed, Fortnite is going to look a ton better. At NVIDIA’s RTX 3000 GPU occasion a week ago, NVIDIA and Epic uncovered that beam following and DLSS tech were headed to Fortnite and would show up “soon.” Today, Epic and NVIDIA declared that the fix to include RTX will go live on September 17.
Fortnite’s Save the World, Creative, and Battle Royale modes will be upheld for beam-followed reflections, shadows, worldwide enlightenment, and encompassing impediments. That implies you’ll see a definite, sensible appearance in waterways, windows, face shields and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Shadows will practically extend over the screen, mellowing as the good ways from the shadow to the source increments, and light sources will show up more precisely.
The progressions should cause the game to feel more powerful — that is, on the off chance that you have a cutting-edge reassure or a GPU like NVIDIA’s new RTX cards. To help players explore the perks of RTX, NVIDIA worked with Fortnite content creators to develop “RTX Treasure Run,” a new map available in Creative Mode. Players will land at the entrance to a museum and be challenged to a scavenger hunt. As they explore halls of mirrors, a medieval castle, a jungle, and a shrunken science lab, RTX Treasure Run will highlight ray-tracing effects. The upcoming improvements aren’t just surface-level. In addition to generating beautiful, sharp images, NVIDIA’s DLSS tech will boost frame rates using its AI-powered deep learning neural network and Tensor Cores.
Plus, the upcoming patch will add support for NVIDIA’s Reflex tech, which reduces latency.
