Serious Engine: Ray Traced

Real-time path tracing support for Serious Engine 1.10.

Building

Windows

1) Prerequisites:

• 64-bit CPU
• GPU with ray tracing support
• Git
• Vulkan SDK
• Visual Studio (any version after 2013)
• Python 3

1) Clone this repository:

• git clone https://github.com/sultim-t/Serious-Engine-RT.git

1) Fetch RTGL1 library submodule:

• git submodule update --init

1) Build RTGL1 library:

• The library uses CMake: Sources/RTGL1/CMakeLists.txt
• Some of the configs can be found in Sources/RTGL1/CMakeSettings.json
• Make sure that compiled static library RayTracedGL1.lib is located in either Sources/RTGL1/Build/x64-Release or Sources/RTGL1/Build/x64-Debug

1) Build shaders:

• Run Sources/RTGL1/Source/Shaders/GenerateShaders.py. This script compiles SPIR-V files and places them into Sources/RTGL1/Build

1) Open solution Sources/AllTFE.sln in Visual Studio and build it.

• The executables and libararies will be copied into Bin directory (or Bin/Debug if you are using the Debug configuration)

Other OS

Not supported.

Running

This version of the engine comes with a set of resources (SE1_10.gro) that allow you to freely use the engine without any additional resources required.

However, to run Serious Sam: The First Encounter Ray Traced: 1) Copy files from the original Serious Sam: The First Encounter

• The list of required files is on the Releases page 2) Unpack TFE_RT_Textures.zip
• Archive can be downloaded from the Releases page
• It contains additional upscaled textures and PBR textures

Note:

• When running a selected project, make sure its project settings on Debugging is set to the right command:
  • For debug: $(SolutionDir)..\Bin\Debug\$(TargetName).exe
  • For release: $(SolutionDir)..\Bin\$(TargetName).exe
• And its working directory: $(SolutionDir)..\

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GPL v2.

x64 port is based on https://github.com/rcgordon/Serious-Engine (GNU GPL v2).

Some of the code included with the engine sources is not licensed under the GNU GPL v2:

• zlib (located in Sources/Engine/zlib) by Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler
• LightWave SDK (located in Sources/LWSkaExporter/SDK) by NewTek Inc.
• libogg/libvorbis (located in Sources/libogg and Sources/libvorbis) by Xiph.Org Foundation