Based on NVIDIA Research, Marbles at Night RTX showcased how the power and beauty of RTX-enabled real-time ray tracing allows artists to render dynamic direct lighting and shadows from millions of area lights in real time. This presented a night scene that contained hundreds of dynamic, animated lights. The final Marbles RTX tech demo completed in Omniverse resulted in over 500GB of texture data, 165 unique assets that were modeled and textured by hand, more than 5,000 meshes and about 100 million polygons.ĭuring the GeForce RTX 30 Series launch event in September, NVIDIA unveiled a more challenging take on the demo with the release of Marbles at Night RTX. It highlights NVIDIA’s advanced rendering and physics with exceptionally high-quality 3D content created from scratch.

GeForce RTX gaming and NVIDIA RTX enthusiasts can download Marbles RTX and experience Omniverse’s advanced capabilities in real-time ray- and path-traced rendering, Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) and complex physics simulation.įirst previewed at GTC 2020, the Marbles RTX tech demo simulates the dynamic world in real time, without any precomputation or baking. The technology demo showcases NVIDIA Omniverse’s powerful suite of graphics, AI and simulation technologies. The sample, which already has over 8,000 downloads, displays real-time physics with dynamic lighting and stunning, physically based materials. Marbles RTX is a physics-based mini-game level where a player controls a marble around a scene full of obstacles. Here’s a chance to become a marvel at marbles: the Marbles RTX playable sample is now available from the NVIDIA Omniverse launcher.

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