It also remains an "impossible task" to make it compatible with every N64, and creating light for titles is a manual process. Of course, it is still in the early stages which means it's got a long way to go before a public release. It can add ray-traced lighting, object motion blur, widescreen, DLSS and improve frame rate - going beyond 60FPS. It started out life about "a month ago" as a way of optimising the "PC port's backend" and developed into a "generic emulation solution" that could be applied to a much larger library of N64 games.
Modder turned software developer Dario has just revealed 'RT64' (the path tracer behind the sm64rt project) is being transformed into a Nintendo 64 emulator plugin. Remember the absolutely stunning showcase of Super Mario 64 with ray tracing? Well, the same individual is now working on a new project that could evolve N64 emulation.
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