Rtgi 01702 Release Fix Repack

RTGI 0.17.0.2 update is a beta release of the "Ray Traced Global Illumination" shader for , developed by Pascal Gilcher (also known as Marty McFly). Released on October 30, 2020

, it was primarily a maintenance and refinement update aimed at improving the stability and performance of his screen-space ray tracing effects Key Release Details Developer: Pascal Gilcher (Marty McFly). 0.17.0.2 Beta. Release Date: October 30, 2020. Primarily distributed via the creator's and a dedicated Discord server for members. Common Fixes & Technical Improvements

While the specific "fix" mentioned in community discussions often refers to compatibility with ReShade 4.9.1 or newer, the 0.17.0.2 version focused on: Shader Compilation Stability:

Addressing errors where the shader failed to load correctly in certain DirectX environments. Depth Buffer Corrections: rtgi 01702 release fix

Resolving issues where the "flipping" or "inverting" of the depth buffer prevented the ray tracing effect from correctly detecting game geometry. Performance Optimization:

Refining the screen-space ray-marching algorithm to provide a "remastered" lighting experience without native RTX hardware. How to Apply the "Fix" for Installation Issues

If the shader is not working in your game, users typically resolve it by: Correct Folder Placement: Moving the extracted folders directly into the game's reshade-shaders directory. Global Preprocessor Settings: Manually setting RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN in the ReShade Home tab if the lighting appears inverted. Depth Access: RTGI 0

Ensuring the depth buffer is active by unchecking "Copy depth buffer before clear operations" in ReShade's DX9/DX11/DX12 tab if the effect is invisible. for a specific game?

Step 4: Reset Environment Checksums

Force RTGI to recompute the target environment state:

rtgi-cli state reset --force --ignore-dependencies

Warning: This command tells the RTGI engine to trust the file system state as correct. Only use if you are certain the runtime is consistent. "RTGI" could stand for a project name, a

Phase 3: Nuclear Option (If error persists)

If the error continues after the steps above, perform a full release directory purge (excluding configuration files):

  1. Stop all RTGI-related services.
  2. Rename the existing release folder:
    mv /opt/rtgi/releases/current /opt/rtgi/releases/current.corrupted
  3. Re-initialize the RTGI runtime:
    rtgi-cli init --fresh --config /etc/rtgi/config.yml
  4. Redeploy the release from the CI/CD artifact store.

This approach forces a clean slate but loses the ability to roll back to the previous release.

1. Idempotent Release Scripts

Rewrite your deployment hooks to be idempotent. For example, instead of mkdir release_folder, use mkdir -p release_folder. Instead of cp -r, use rsync -a --ignore-existing.