#pathtracing

Kestutis (Kestas) Rinkevicius

Lead Character Artist @ Omeda Studios

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Mods 😅 A true Bethesda modder will shove as much into a game as possible to make it look pretty and stress tf out of their PC

I answered this when someone else asked on Bluesky hang on

Mods used for graphics with DLSS preset E and 4k resolution:

REFramework's hybrid path tracing, 4spp, 1 bounce and occasional 2 bounce

Unofficial Texture Patch because apparently there was an error with where some high-res textures were

Better Shadow Filtering to smooth out shadow edges which adds to the environment, I keep setting around 2-3 to reduce flicker but has the risk of diffusing shadows too much

Graphics Suite which is no longer available for improved subsurface scattering, better clouds, and contact shadows

FX remover to take out the post processing filter and the vignette, then slapping Reshade on top (Clean Light for SDR | Better HDR for HDR)

Quality Water and RELit are there but I haven't utilized them much, still have to learn RELit

Was using the Lua Freecam mod but had too much stick drift from lack of deadzone on my controller, now using Otis' Camera mod for DD2 (locked behind his patreon) which has improved camera control for controllers, however now testing out Otis' DOF tool on Reshade against vanilla DOF

Hey guys, it’s been quite a long time. Nothing much has happened on my tumblr for the longest time so I thought I’d give you all a little treat. 

As you may have seen on twitter and other sites such as Chillblast. There’s a lot of hype going on about raytracing having been implemented in Minecraft. Well it’s true! Sort of... The developer of SEUS called Cody Darr managed to outdo himself once again and gave us the closest thing to having full raytracing in Minecraft. His latest dev on Patreon named PTGI E5 looks something like the above. And it’s really freakin’ beautiful how the lighting looks now. It’s so bloody realistic. You just have to look for yourself. But in case you want a little tast of what it looks like, the above images are my Shadow of Israphel map using SEUS PTGI E5. Enjoy!