Furthermore, the depiction of the hacker's 'home' may come across as unprofessional and may not appeal to a wider audience. Additionally, the introductory segment that involves hacking the computer and waiting through a short gameplay period may not be the most effective way to engage players. In my opinion, the grey and orange city visuals do not seem to be aesthetically pleasing and may not be engaging for players. Deus Ex should work fine, at least with a proper RTX remix release.I would like to offer some constructive criticism regarding the visuals and gameplay mechanics of the game. UE1 as well, especially since there is a DX9 renderer plugin for UE1 but those games usually didnt have programmable shaders. Swat 4 works well, so a lot of UE2 titles could work. If you launch the hl2.exe in the PortalRTX folder without a -game parameter it's basically just Half-Life 2, but missing assets will crash it among other things. Should be easy to get Half-Life 2 running properly in the Portal RTX build tho since Portal was only ever a regular HL2 client running Portal as a mod with the "-game portal" parameter, or in the case of Portal RTX the "-game portal_rtx" parameter "The shared memory map view could not be created (error code 8)!"
I have ripped HL2 from the original disk and it supports the -dxlevel 70 command, sadly it errors out with Valve will have supplied Nvidia with an older Portal build to do just that, when you check in the settings menu in Portal RTX you will see that the game is running DX9 but the graphics feature level is limited to DX7Īllowing them to convert straight from DX9 to Vulkan and avoiding any sort of programmable shaders. Unless they have some special compatibility graphic pipelines for older GPUs like Source which until a couple of years ago even supported DirectX 7 via the -dxlevel 70 command Forget about getting games to work that were released after 2003/2004 - they pretty much all use programmable shaders
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