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Radiant Pack RTX Shader Wiki & Guide

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Radiant Pack RTX Shader combines RTX lighting effects with native images. This pack adds a glow effect to blocks, making the light in the environment more reflective. Hardware Requirement: This pack uses Bedrock’s ray-tracing rendering path.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Enable Ray Tracing for Radiant Pack RTX ShaderEnabling Ray Tracing in Video Settings To experience the intended lighting effects of the Radiant Pack RTX Shader,…How to Experience Glow and Reflective Effects on BlocksObserving Block Glow and Environmental Reflections Once you have the Radiant Pack RTX Shader active alongside the…How to Troubleshoot Radiant Pack RTX Shader Looking Like a Standard PackTroubleshooting Standard Visuals and Missing Effects If you have applied the Radiant Pack RTX Shader but notice that…How to Verify Hardware Compatibility for Radiant Pack RTX ShaderChecking Your GPU for Ray-Tracing Support Before expecting the full visual experience from the Radiant Pack RTX…

Frequently asked questions

Why does Radiant Pack RTX Shader look just like a standard resource pack in my game?
This pack requires ray-tracing-capable hardware and enabled ray-tracing settings. Without a compatible GPU or with the setting turned off, it will display identically to a normal resource pack.
What graphics card do I need to run Radiant Pack RTX Shader properly?
You need a ray-tracing-capable GPU, such as an NVIDIA RTX 20-series or newer, or an AMD Radeon RX 6600 or newer.
How do I turn on the ray-tracing rendering path required for this shader?
Go into your Video Settings and ensure that Ray Tracing is explicitly enabled alongside having compatible hardware.
How do I make blocks glow and appear reflective in-game?
The pack natively combines RTX lighting effects with native images to add glow effects and make the environment's light more reflective automatically once ray tracing is active.

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