A new version of the Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced Edition RealityV mod is now available for download, introducing some very welcome improvements as well as some features that are already available in the Legacy version of the mod.
The 3.1 version introduces the 8K Milky Way night time sky and stars from the Legacy version of the game, improved FSR for a cleaner image and better edge detection, improved TAA which should show less ghosting, improved weather variety with a reduction in the frequency of rain, improved dusk sky colors for clear and extra sunny weather, improved exposure color shift and color correction which should improve how ray tracing looks and more. The new version of the mod, as well as some screenshots showcasing the improvements outlined above, can be found on the mod's creator, BadassBaboon's Patreon page.
Following its launch earlier this year, Rockstar Games has continued working on Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced Edition, releasing a few patches that introduce some welcome improvements. The latest patch was launched last week, introducing two new ray tracing options on PC that enable ray-traced reflections and a second ray bounce for ray-traced global illumination.
Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced Edition is now available on PC. It features the same improvements seen in the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of the game, as well as additional ray tracing features. A Legacy version of the game continues to be available on Steam, allowing users with older systems to play the game without the new ray tracing features.
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