Modder ‘Warcaco’ has released the first HD Texture Pack for the Path Tracing RTX Remix Mod of Grand Theft Auto 4. This is a must-have for everyone who wants to play the game with this new Path Tracing Mod. So, let’s dive in.
This HD Texture Pack is 1.2GB in size and improves a lot of textures. At the end of the article, you can find a comparison video between the vanilla and the modded textures. You can also find an 11-minute walkthrough video.
Sadly, though, we have some good and some bad news. The good news is that the new textures look absolutely amazing. Most of the roads and pavements now look sharp and more detailed. Warcaco has also improved a lot of vehicles and numerous buildings.
The bad news is that there are still some textures that have not been improved. As such, it can make the game feel a bit inconsistent at times. One moment, the game will feel like a modern-day title, and the next moment, you get those ‘PS2-like’ textures. It sucks, but there is nothing you can do right now. Let’s at least hope that Warcaco will keep working on it, and that future versions will improve even more textures.
Those interested can download the mod from this link. Naturally, you’ll also need the RTX Remix Mod (you can find its download link here).
The modder recommends downloading and using NVIDIA RTX Remix in order to install it. However, I was able to make this pack work without it. All you have to do is download it, unpack it to your desktop, and copy everything inside the package folder. Then, you’ll have to paste it inside the “GTAIV/rtx-remix/mods/gta4rtx” folder. And that’s it. Now, when you load the game, it will use the new HD textures.
Right now, the RTX Remix Mod is compatible with the Fusion Fix Mod. So, once we get a new version of this pack, we’ll be able to enjoy a remastered version of GTA 4. And that will be completely free.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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