As i explained raytracing is an engine feature, nothing to do with the GameSDK. Look at the current GameSDK as a sack of potatoes and the hopefully SDK coming with 5.7 as a brand new ferrari. You ditch the old sack and throw it out the window and then you bring in the new glorious 5.7 stuff and use ...

It was previously GameSDK version 3. The latest update has just been updated to version 4. This indicates that new technologies will be introduced in GameSDK over time. An example is probably Ray Tracing. This is true ? Please save us from the confusion One of the factors that has caused everyone t...

No replacement template/game-sample is being worked on though >.>

Well except the one Crytek is working on. The sooner we can kill off the GameSDK the better, im sure 5.7 will bring a lot of goodies.

could be those weird characters in there or the system language you are using. also installing to program files is never really recommended due to permission issues. Try something like d:\dev or something instead.

Because dynamic water reflection is screen space reflection.

Hello. Thank you for your response.
How to solve this problem?

With raytracing in 5.7.

Is the resource compiler converting in the background?

Try running Woodlands cinematic flythrough on both 5.5.2 and 5.6.1 on highspec, then record lowest fps and highest fps, then calculate the average fps on both, like a proper benchmark should. Also take notice on actual MS per frame on both.

Why is 5.6 on highspec while 5.5 is on lowspec? Ofcourse there will be a huge difference in fps.

That cvar is already in system.cfg, which is located where you installed the engine.

why do you want to use project.cfg, makes no sense. That is for an outdated version of the engine. Every project has a game.cryproject file, put your cvars in there. e_StreamCGF = 0 is already defined in system.cfg by default.