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Jedi Outcast Is The Latest Classic To Get Ray Tracing – Kotaku Australia
After teasing the project for months, self-described “ray tracing addict” Zyanide is finally ready to share his work adding the computationally intensive lighting…
After teasing the project for months, self-described ray tracing addict Zyanide is finally ready to share his work adding the computationally intensive lighting technology to 2002s Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast. And gosh, its as impressive as the games title is awkward.
While ray tracing brings obvious aesthetic benefits to Jedi Outcasts lightsaber-heavy combat, this is a fully fledged, real-time implementation that improves just about everything having to do with lighting in this old-school…
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