New Renderer

With experimental AMD Support (degraded visual and performance but it's playable)

• Refactored to be modular, adding ability for new modules to add their own hit shaders or to change the default renderer without changing all hit shaders
• New algorithm using a single recursion so as to support AMD driver on Windows and allow for simpler hit shaders
• Removed old unused buffers and images to improve performance and VRAM usage
• Greatly improved underwater visual realism with ray-marched volumetric fog instead of a simple falloff curve
• Added a new graphics option for Underwater Volumetric Fog, enabled by default with preset Low+ but disabled for AMD
• Added a new graphics option for Underwater Light Rays (extending Underwater Volumetric Fog), enabled with the High and Ultra Quality presets
• Tweaked glass refraction so it's a little bit less cumbersome and less prone to visual artifacts
• Fixed underwater screens (was not taking the water's tint)
• Fixed plasma was not visible underwater

What's degraded on AMD?

• Ray-tracing Performance is lower than on NVIDIA (we recommed a RX 7800 or 7900 XT)
• FSR2 is less powerfull than DLSS, causing more ghosting and blurryness (will update to FSR3 soon)
• Graphics options "Underwater Volumetric Fog" and "Atmospheric Shadows" disabled due to a driver issue

Full Changelog

• New renderer that is faster, looks better, and runs on AMD
• Made crosshair scale along with the Ui Scaling option
• Bugfix XenonCode max() was not working with negative numbers