Unreal Engine 5, in conjunction with Nvidia's RTX Mega Geometry, delivers visually stunning results

On the horizon of technological advancements, Nvidia is set to reveal more about its groundbreaking project, RTX Mega Geometry, in the upcoming episode of the Level Up With Nvidia webinar series on September 23.

This week, Nvidia has released a new AI Blueprint for 3D object generation, adding to their growing arsenal of innovative solutions.

First unveiled in February 2025, RTX Mega Geometry has been designed to enhance geometric detail in ray-traced applications, a significant leap forward in the realm of graphic rendering.

One of the key benefits of RTX Mega Geometry is its ability to reduce CPU overhead and VRAM consumption in heavy ray-traced scenes, making it an invaluable tool for developers working on demanding projects.

RTX Mega Geometry tackles the challenges posed by complex ray tracing and complex geometry, solving problems that have long been a hurdle in the industry. It achieves this by using clustered Base-Level Acceleration Structures (BLAS) and partitioning top-level acceleration structures.

In a remarkable feat, RTX Mega Geometry allows for up to 100x more ray-traced triangles, opening up new possibilities for photorealistic graphics in games and cinematic applications.

The upcoming webinar series will delve deeper into RTX Mega Geometry, offering a bonsai sample scene demonstration and an update on the next NvRTX release. Registration for the webinar series can be done on the Nvidia site.

Interestingly, RTX Mega Geometry has been integrated into Unreal Engine 5.6, one of the best game development programs available today. This integration promises to revolutionise the gaming industry, bringing real-time photorealism within reach for developers worldwide.

The next Level Up with Nvidia webinar series is scheduled for September 23. While the specific developers working on the RTX Mega Geometry project have not been revealed, the anticipation for this event is palpable, as the industry eagerly awaits to learn more about this groundbreaking technology.

Unreal Engine 5, in conjunction with Nvidia's RTX Mega Geometry, delivers visually stunning results