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RT for console

Ray/Path-traced lighting should be avaliable for compatible consoles.

Raytracing isnt even in the files for the console versions, yet you can see it working fine on windows 10. (I understand that windows 10 version is different to the console versions.)

Atleast add it to the beta so the fan base can find issues and glitches.(Thats kinda what the beta is there for.)

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    Make it available for Xbox one s

     

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    The problem is for the windows 10 version they used a different processing program then on Xbox series x/s which are the only ray tracing compatible consoles currently

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    Yeah Mine too.

     

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    Just so everyone knows, older consoles such as Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch cannot run Ray-tracing due to the fact they do not have the hardware for it. (PC versions of minecraft already have working Ray-tracing for computers that have RTX 2000 series and above graphics cards.) 

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    Angel

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    Es la mejor la tengo desde uuuuuu7uuuuuu7uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu la. amo de berda

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    It's coming to Series S, X and the PS5 the Older Systems cannot run RT they are far too weak and Bedrock too unoptimised in the first place.