How to Compile the RTX Branch of Unreal Engine - Step-by-Step Guide

[@NapoleonLouverture]

Thanks a lot, worked the first time. now rebuilding to try integrating plugins, fingers crossed...

[@MikeTheTech]

Nice! Good luck!

[@NapoleonLouverture]

@@MikeTheTech Cheers, looks like everything worked fine with the few marketplace plugins I tried as well as FMOD.

[@Kosmos_er]

Hey, thank you for the great to the point step by step guide, which was really helpful!
Quick question, will it be necesary to go through Visual Studio each time to open the RTX branch?

[@TheIch73]

For anyone wondering. You can open it without VS at Engine>Binaries>WIn64>UnrealEditor.exe

[@SoumikProduction]

Great video!
Can I use RTXDI on an existing project after building the code?

[@MikeTheTech]

Yup! Once you launch the editor, you can open older projects and convert.

[@SoumikProduction]

@ thanks a lot!

[@SoumikProduction]

@@MikeTheTech hello. I have tried opening an existing project. For some reason my Level Sequences (made using UE5.5) are not there inside the editor. (But it's there in the Content folder)
Is there a way to get those sequences working?
Otherwise I'll have to reanimate everything!

[@MikeTheTech]

I’d delete the files and migrate from the old project to the new one. Should convert I’d think.

[@GoldGryphon]

Hi! For some unknown reason, when following a link from the Nvidia website, Github returns a 404 error "this is not the web page you are looking for"
Please tell me how to solve this, and if there is no solution, could you share the files?

[@MikeTheTech]

Watch the beginning. You have to log in and apply to get the invite. It’s automatic.

[@Itz_me_haroon]

Hi bro

[@MikeTheTech]

Hi

[@enoes241]

420 GB its normal ??????

[@Itz_me_haroon]

Hi bro

[@MikeTheTech]

Hello