Modder ‘BadassBaboon’ has released Version 3.1 of his amazing graphics overhaul mod for GTA 5 Enhanced Edition, RealityV. This new version is compatible with the latest update for GTA 5 Enhanced Edition, which adds two new Ray Tracing options.
For those who did not know, GTA 5 Enhanced Edition introduced Ray Tracing effects to the PC version. To be more precise, it now supports RTGI, RTAO, RT shadows, and RT reflections. Then, Rockstar added two new RT options. One gives higher quality reflections, and the other adds a second light bounce for RTGI.
The RealityV Enhanced Edition Mod V3.1 adds the 8K milky way night-time sky and stars from the Legacy version of RealityV. It also improves the game’s TAA, which should now cause far less ghosting than before. It also fixed the sun being too huge and bright during certain weather types.
And that’s not all. The mod also improves the way light and colors look in the game. This will make the Ray Tracing effects look better and the game look more realistic overall. PC players will also see better weather variety. Now, it won’t rain as often, more like in the original game, but with some upgrades. You’ll also notice nicer sky colors during sunset, especially when the weather is clear or extra sunny.
The modder also says that the new version of RealityV Enhanced Edition will make AMD FSR look better. This means the image will look sharper and edges will look cleaner. So, if you have an AMD GPU, this update is a big deal. But if you have an NVIDIA card, the game supports DLSS 3, which works better than FSR. So, there’s no reason to use FSR if you can use DLSS.
All in all, this is one of the coolest mods for GTA 5 Enhanced Edition. It’s also free to download. Those interested get it from here.
Finally, I don’t know whether the latest version of GTA 5 Enhanced Edition is compatible with NaturalVision Enhanced or ChromatiX. As of right now, only RealityV has official support for Update 1.71.
Have fun!
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