Rtgi 01702 Release Fix [portable]

Ray tracing is demanding, even in post-processing form. To maintain a playable framerate with version 0.17.0.2, it is recommended to:

Users reporting "hot" fix updates sometimes experience unexpected issues if the installation isn't clean.

Select the version during installation.

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#!/bin/bash if [ -f /opt/rtgi/locks/.release_lock ]; then echo "ERROR: Stale release lock found. Aborting." exit 1 fi

: If the lighting appears flat or only affects certain objects (like the protagonist's hands), the depth buffer is likely blocked.

The RTGI shader requires deep access to the game’s depth buffer to calculate light bounces. Standard ReShade disables this in multiplayer games to prevent cheating, which can cause compilation crashes. Download the latest version of ReShade. rtgi 01702 release fix

A specific issue reported with newer RTGI updates is the appearance of "white silhouettes" or "red trailing lights" artifacts. Community testing has shown that while lowering the RTGI quality setting mitigates the issue, the white silhouette occurs regardless of whether RTGI is on or off, suggesting a base engine conflict with depth pre-pass buffers. (removing all DLLs before re-adding them) is often required to reset the shader cache.

Check RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED in the global preprocessor definitions to ensure shadows cast in the right direction. Common Issues & Solutions

Long-running background workers (e.g., message queue listeners, scheduled jobs) may hold handles to old binaries. The RTGI release fix checks process affinity; any process older than the release timestamp will cause a conflict. Ray tracing is demanding, even in post-processing form

If you are currently experiencing the washed-out issue, follow these steps to resolve it. 1. Update iMMERSE Headers

Locate RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED and toggle its value (change or 1 to 0 ).

: Fixed issues where the shader would fail to correctly interpret the depth buffer in certain DX11 and DX12 titles, which previously led to flickering or "ghosting" effects. If you want, I can (pick one): #

The recent release of a new RTGI update aimed to improve performance, stability, and compatibility. However, some users encountered the error code 01702, which prevented them from using the updated RTGI technology. The error message typically reads: