Better RTX is a revolutionary piece of work, in the form of a Minecraft Pocket Edition Shader, this grand project included tremendous upgrades to the old boring RTX (it's still great).
Features Of The Shader:
- SEUS PTGI Water:
The new features included unfathomable graphical attributes, things like wavy water that is not vanilla-ish (which is the case for 99% of Bedrock RTX Shaders), this new set of water shading did magic to the overall appearance of the game, looking at it from the direction may give you the illusion of playing SEUS PTGI Shader, which is a Java shader, this new realistic water was meticulously crafted as it starts changing its color tint depending on the time and the weather, and let me tell you, it does look good almost all the time!
- Reflective Blocks (there's a twist!):
Better RTX Also included things like normals on the block, these were small elusive particles on the block that help light bounce off the surface of the block realistically, this effect becomes stellar when observing blocks like the stone bricks, wood planks, metabolic blocks, and more!
- Sunlight beam (Don't look at it for long!):
Now in regards to lighting itself, with this shader, you could expect some gorgeous sunlight beams that will leave you in a state of awe and make you unaware of your surroundings (just make sure there's nothing green and ugly behind you).
- Performance (and why you may be okay!)
Talking about the performance and I won't sugarcoat it, this shader may pose some intense stress on your sweet RTX card, but if you're packing some of Nvidia's latest 40 Cards, you'll be alright.
Installation:
First, you need an rtx-capable GPU (as not all of NVIDIA's GPUs are rtx capable) and second be on an rtx-capable world from the marketplace or go through a stupid process to use it on your worlds (but since you are on Xbox you won't be able to use the stupid process nor would you want to
As for the resource packs there more or less fuck all of them that have Rtx
(Also Rtx are NOT shaders, and no bedrock will ever have shaders (it has RTX, not shaders) as it doesn't support them)
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