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| Test case | 0.1701 result | 0.1702 result | |------------------------|---------------------|---------------------| | Outdoor day + shadows | Crash on load | Stable, correct | | Indoor multiple lights | Flickering indirect | Smooth indirect | | Temporal + motion | Ghosting visible | Ghosting removed |
RTGI version 0.17.2 addresses critical issues, including improved depth buffer detection for DX11/DX12, enhanced UI masking to prevent ghosting, and significantly reduced flickering in high-motion environments. The update also includes optimized spatial filtering and corrected light-leaking bugs, with recommended usage on ReShade 4.8.2 or newer. You can find the release notes and download on Pascal Gilcher's Patreon. rtgi 01702 release fixed
Standard Preprocessor Fixes: +-----------------------------------+---------------+ | Variable Name | Common Toggle | +-----------------------------------+---------------+ | RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED | Swap 0 <-> 1 | | RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN| Swap 0 <-> 1 | +-----------------------------------+---------------+ 3. Configure the Add-ons Menu
To use this or any version of RTGI, you must have ReShade installed for your specific game. Installation Basics Ensure ReShade is installed in your game's directory. I can provide optimized shader settings customized for
Fixing the Depth Buffer and Lighting Bugs in ReShade RTGI The shader, developed by Pascal Gilcher (Marty McFly), is one of the most transformative post-processing mods in PC gaming. It bypasses native hardware locks to inject spectacular ray-traced lighting and path-traced shadows into older or non-RTX titles. However, users frequently encounter an issue where the shader fails to initialize, displays flat colors, or clips out completely.
Developed by Pascal Gilcher, RTGI has become the gold standard for injecting screen-space ray tracing into games that lack native support. The 0.17.02 patch notes, while concise, resolve specific issues that were hindering the user experience. You can find the release notes and download
The depth map coordinates are inverted, flipped, or upside down.
Corrected regression errors introduced in the 0.17 series.
The deployment of the bridged the gap between raw hardware capabilities and software simulation. By engineering fixes for foundational bugs like lighting flicker, temporal blur, and screen artifacts, Pascal Gilcher cemented this patch as an essential download for virtual photographers and PC graphics enthusiasts alike.
Understanding what went wrong in previous iterations and how version 0.17.0.2 resolved these bugs reveals why this specific build became a legendary milestone for graphics optimization enthusiasts. The Screen-Edge Dilemma in Screen-Space Shaders