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this is a pet peeve but can we stop calling ray tracing "RTX". that's an Nvidia brand name. it means nothing.
u can follow tgis guide https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-downgrade-steam-games/
before replace all files in the game folder,delete all inside.
after replace all files, open the game and close again.
to get all constumes again, deselect and reselect all additional content
don't forget to turn off updates
No part of this makes sense to do and it screams someone pushing a beta out that shouldn't have been pushed out.
Backing up? How would you launch it without steam forcing the update?
How do you turn off updates? Mine haven't downloaded yet but are scheduled.
Works for any steam game.
1) Copy and paste the entire game installation folder someplace else, like a different HDD or something
2) Allow Steam to update the game installation
3) Delete the entire game install folder, the one that just got updated
4) Copy the backed up old version to its old place, do NOT cut and move, as you need to keep this backup elsewhere in case of future bad updates
5) Play the game
At some point Steam might notice the version mismatch. But I confirmed at least back when this DX12 branch was pushed live, before the DX11 beta branch was available, that doing this worked to allow me to play the old version. The same should happen with the original DX12 version.
Alternatively you can use the manifest download method above but its much more complicated and I strongly suspect Valve will close off the ability to do this in the future unfortunately. Just further proving the importance of making backups of known good game installations.
\*Edit - lol I see you replied that you figured it out while I was typing that up. Enjoy.
Lol yes, I googled it. Thank you so much anyway.