The video is a step-by-step guide on how to bring old Minecraft maps from the Java version to the Windows 10 version using the game's RTX version with ray tracing. The host of the video explains that the process involves updating the Java map to the latest version before converting it to the Windows 10 version.
To do this, the host first opens the Java map in the latest version of Minecraft Java. After saving the updated map, the host navigates to the application called "mc-tutti-spa" and selects the map to convert. The host then explains the process of converting the map to the Windows 10 version using the Nvidia RTX application.
If the map has any issues, the host suggests using a program called "mc-selector" to fix any potential problems. The host then proceeds to open the converted map in the RTX version of Minecraft.
The host then demonstrates the use of the ray tracing feature in the RTX version of Minecraft, showing how lights interact with the environment in real-time. The host also explains how ray tracing can make the game look more realistic.
The host then takes a trip through the time tunnel, showing a series of maps from the Minecraft diary series. The host explains that these maps were built in different versions of Minecraft, and he has converted them to the RTX version for demonstration.
The host ends the video by encouraging viewers to watch his previous video on the Minecraft teaching he has already done, explaining in detail the technologies used in Minecraft. He also provides a link to download the Minecraft RTX version for viewers who have an RTX card and already have Minecraft for Windows 10.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video about Minecraft with Nvidia RTX.
2. The video shows how to convert Minecraft Java maps to Windows 10 RTX version and how to use ray tracing and other features.
3. The video also revisits some old maps from the Minecraft diaries series, such as the round house, the sphinx, and the temple.
4. The video uses different resource packs to change the textures and lighting effects of the game.
5. The video is sponsored by Nvidia and provides links and instructions for downloading and installing the RTX beta and the resource packs.