Of Minecraft The Ray Tracing feature for Windows 10 is out of beta, after the feature first became available to testers. The addition of ray tracing support for NVIDIA’s RTX graphics cards transforms the aesthetics of the sandbox game into a nice, shiny one. As we said in our Hand-Post post earlier this year, the actual lighting, reflections and shadows that feature Minecraft Feel more immersed. Yes, the game is still as messy as ever, but the sunlight in the game feels very real, for example, and the shadows and reflections can make you feel as if you are inside a virtual world.
To experience what ray tracing adds to the game, you need to run it on a PC with a GPU from NVIDIA that is capable of ray tracing. The improvements it brings will only appear in worlds and maps that use a special body-based rendering texture pack, but you don’t have to do anything to enable it – it’s already running as a def. Other players who do not have access to the feature will only see that world in the game’s standard visuals.
