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12 hours ago, eryk0wski said:Thanks for the reply.
I'm wondering if the AMD cpu will be good for Arma, because I heard that Intel CPUs are much better for Arma,
also what do you propose to change if I had those 100-200 more. I think I might be able to save that in upcoming months.
While that was certainly true some years ago, this is no longer the case.
Since AMD brought out the Zen architecture they have not only closed the performance gap, they also offer more cores for a lower price. (cores don't really help much for max fps in Arma, but the fps drops usually are rarer)
with the latest version of the Zen architecture (Zen2) used in the Ryzen 3XXX CPUs AMD pulled ahead in terms of performance per clock.
now Intels only advantage is their higher maximum clock, so they still have (afaik) the fastest CPUs for Arma, but below that you can pick a Ryzen, especially for a budget gaming PC.
In my last post i have already mentioned, a possible change: the R5 3600 instead of the R5 1600.
It is faster (higher clock+architecture gains) and less picky when it comes to RAM. I don't have benchmark values, but judging by clock and architecture gains, i'd say, it's around 25% faster.
What you certainly should get soon(ish), is a SSD.
Having Windows and ARMA on an SSD greatly reduces stuttering in game and the general system performance.
Those aren't really expensive anymore, so you might want to get one with 240GB or more.
Without doing much research i'd recommend the Patriot P200 512GB, SATA (P200S512G25). It costs around 65€-70€ around here and the specifications look fine to me.
As the others already mentioned, you shouldn't skimp on RAM. ARMA can fill more than 8GB, so 16GB should be the minimum to go with.
While the RAM clock is an important parameter, the timings are more important imo.
RAM clock (e.g. 3600MHz): higher is better.
RAM timing (e.g. 16-18-18): lower is better. the first number is the "CL-Timing", you can take it as an indicator for the timings.
with 3200MHz Ram you shouldn't go slower than CL16, with 3600MHz not slower than CL18.
Since the budget is rather limited, i don't think you can go for anything better than 3200MHz CL16. Maybe 3466, or even 3600 CL16 is in reach.
Whenever you chose a Mainboard you should select the RAM accordingly to ensure compatibility. Mainboard manufacturers provide lists for each board, where they publish what RAM they have confirmed to work properly with that board. you can find those "qualified vendor lists" (QVL) on the manufacturers' websites.
I did that already, and the combination
MSI B450-A Pro Max +Kingston HyperX Fury RGB DIMM Kit 16GB, DDR4-3200, CL16-18-18
is supposed to work.
But in case you can't get one or both of those, or manage to find better RAM that fits in the budget, you should check any new combination again.
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52 minutes ago, eryk0wski said:Hey guys. I've been playing Arma since 2014 mostly KoTH. Unfortunatelly my pc struggles to perform at more than 22 FPS at this mode.
I would be very grateful for any advice what can I change in my setup to get better performance for max 300 dollars.
My current setup:
Intel Core i5-3350P
Sapphire Radeon R9 280
8 GB GOODRAM 2133MHz
1 TB HDD drive
Main Board MSI B75MA-E33
300USD isn't really a budget to work with, but i'd say you might try something like:
CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (95€ ~ 105USD)
Mainboard
MSI B450-A Pro Max (90€~100USD)
RAM
Kingston HyperX Fury RGB DIMM Kit 16GB, DDR4-3200, CL16-18-18 (HX432C16FB3AK2/16) (90€~100USD)
no idea how the prices are in the US, but this should give you some improvement.
if you asked me, if i made that upgrade, i'd say no.
to little gains from your setup, to justify the amount of money spent.
imo, you might want to spend at least 100USD more and get an AMD Ryzen R5 3600 (170€~190USD).
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12 hours ago, SpartanOfficial said:What do you mean,"And it has already 165 W TDP stock, no OC 🤦♂️".
TDP mean the thermal design power wich is approximately the power the CPU produces as heat.
And 165W is really much for a CPU. And it will get even higher when you decide to overclock it.
Even if you might be able to cool it OK with your cooling device now, you might not be able to get much more power out of you CPU when overclocking, because it will overheat to fast.
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5 hours ago, Reezo said:I just did some measurements and it looks more like.. shy of 3cm from the glass. I still think it's not that big of a deal considering there is 3x 120mm taking air in and 3x 120mm taking it out (two of which blowing vertically up through the radiator). These are just honest guesses of mine, no expert here.
Two more things:
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2) I wrote Deepcool about the AIO Pump behavior:
And they replied:
"1) No matter you connect the pump to the AIO_PUMP connector or CPU_OPT connector, It is doable.
2) The pump should keep running 100% all the time in PWM".. I thought AIO_PUMP at 100% would wear the pump down in the long run? I had it set to something like:
- 20C = 20%
- 50C = 75%
- 60C = 100%
I am sure you guys in here can elaborate on that, thanks!
0) The space between the GPU fans and the case should be more than enough.
I just made a quick calculation, and the area on the sides is at least 3 times as big as the area of all three fans combined.
So there should be no chocking from that.
2) The way i understand this, is that you shouldn't change the power setting of the pump manually if you connect it to a PWM pluck (4 Pins).
That way the mobo will take control of the rpm, just as it would for a fan.
Not sure if this is correct though, i'T just what came to my mind first.
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1 hour ago, Groove_C said:@xaneas I have nothing to add. Great choice of components.
are u sure you wouldn't advise to get 32GB ram? 😉
if you decide to go for 32GB ram, you wont be able run the ram with those fast timings.
the fastest 32GB kit i see for this board (on the QVL) is the G.Skill Trident Z RGB DIMM Kit 32GB, DDR4-4266, CL17-18-18-38 (F4-4266C17Q-32GTZR) which cost unfortunately around 620€ here (in Germany)
an alternative with decent timings would be G.Skill RipJaws V schwarz DIMM Kit 32GB, DDR4-3600, CL17-18-18-38 (F4-3600C17Q-32GVK) or G.Skill Trident Z silber/rot DIMM Kit 32GB, DDR4-3600, CL17-18-18-38 (F4-3600C17Q-32GTZ)
both for around 300€ at the moment.
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42 minutes ago, Groove_C said:With RAM and mobo you have now, i7-5775C wouldn't have helped much, if at all. Because only people who will OC it to the moon buy it. And they already have very good RAM and mobo. Without very good RAM and proper OC, which requires proper mobo and cooler, no point in buying it.
I'm still willing to buy it though.
dude, that was just a allusion to your failure when you got one. because you were talking about wasting money for nothing.
i'm not sure what causes you to not understand half of the stuff i'm writing, but i'll make sure to not use any form of irony pointing towards you or giving you the option to misinterpret anything i write.
i hope it's only the language barrier that's causing this.
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11 minutes ago, Groove_C said:Well, I've checked the list of this mobo and if you'd have looked at it better, you would have seen, that 3866-4800 MHz RAM is supported by this board only for not more than 2x8 GB.
I've never claimed anything else, nor gave any space for interpretation about that i was aiming for 16GB. So why are you bringing this up again?
11 minutes ago, Groove_C said:So best solution for Ryzen 3XXX to buy 1800 MHz (3600 MHz) sticks and use them with Infinity Fabric at 1800 MHZ, in synchronous mode (1:1)
ok, thanks for your answer
11 minutes ago, Groove_C said:But you can always spend 500€ for 16 GB 4800 CL18 just for the bling and live with 16 GB only, 4eveR 🤣
or i'll get myself an I7 5775C and kill it while delidding. 😛
no seriously, i wouldn't buy the ram for that price, nor a MOBO for about 800!!!!€, just to be able to operate it.
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44 minutes ago, Groove_C said:@HaseDesTodes Forget about this kit, like forever.
Highest I've seen on current Ryzen was 4333 MHz and only 2x8 GB + very loose timings. Ok, may be with updated BIOSes it will improve a little bit, but not much.
Well, at least it's listed in the QVL (https://de.msi.com/Motherboard/support/MEG-X570-GODLIKE#support-mem-19), so i guess it is supposed to work. (that's why i picked it for this)
I actually plan now, to wait a bit until the prices of the X570 mainboards drop a bit. i'm not really willing to pay more then 1200€ for a "highend" CPU, MOBO, RAM combo. maybe 1400€.
nevertheless, i'm not planning to wait another year. (i am thinking to replace my i5 4670K with shitty MOBO and RAM since about Ryzens came out first.
I'd really like to have some more cores sometime soon.
As for the amount of Ram: i was thinking about 32GB, but since i have never experienced (or at least not noticed) to fill my Ram to more than 12GB, i decided against it.
But thinking about how long such a system is supposed to run, i might give it an other thought.
Or i get a PCI-E 4 SSD, so the swap file is at least connected with max speed. 😉
Oh, and i'm not sure if you skipped the answer to my question, or i have just overread it, but would the 4800 CL18 ram now be faster with a Ryzen 3000 or not 🙂
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1 hour ago, Groove_C said:So the premium you pay over the rest is for almost lowest possible timings right from the factory. Plug in -> set XMP profil in BIOS and enjoy.
I'm asking just out of interest, i'm not really planning to buy.
I thought about if i wanted to spend "some" money on a Ryzen 9 3900X, a MSI MEG Godlike and G.Skill Trident Z Royal silver RAM (DIMM Kit 16GB, DDR4-4800, CL18-22-22-42 (F4-4800C18D-16GTRS))
(answer was NO, not for 1800€)
I guess the RAM has the out of the Box best CAS latency (7.5ns) and not to bad secondary latencies (9.17, 9.17, 17.5). And it costs only like 500€. 😉
But what bothers me, was the thing with the infinity fabric, would that weaken the performance so much to negate all gains compared to 3600MHz CL15 (eg. G.Skill Trident Z silver/red DIMM Kit 16GB, DDR4-3600, CL15-15-15-35 (F4-3600C15D-16GTZ)) because that Ram can operate in sync with the CPU.
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1 hour ago, fn_Quiksilver said:nothing wrong with the tower.
just like the unnavigable (by AI) bridges and roads and surfaces on Tanoa, the new gen of terrain designers at BI appear to not play or own a copy of the game.
well, i don't think this boat is meant for operations on rivers in that form.
and from what i could see, the tower doesn't provide any gameplay function in vanilla. diver has no working displays and the commander has the displays bound to the GMG in the front.
all other boats provided by BIS can pass underneath all of the bridges, even APCs (not sure if i've tested the Marid, but i think i did).
imo the bridges look realistically placed the way they are. no one would build a ramp for a bridge for such a small river unless there was a need for it. to me it doesn't look like the river was large enough for any proper ships.
and even if they did build a ramp, i fear this would not only look silly, but also might cause some more problems with the AI.
i really wish it was possible to use armed boats on that river for more than 2km, or whatever the longest distance is you can travel on the river.
but having thought about it, i don't think changing that the bridges should be the way to go. it'd probably look silly.
imo, the best way would be to give the option to hide the tower of the boat, but that's probably more than a bit work.
second best would probably be an armed version of the RHIB for all factions. it even looks like it has a weapon mount in the front. but that's probably as much work as option #1.
(i think there should be one or two versions in CUP, but i'm to lazy to check. and using mods for every little thing isn't really an option for me)
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29 minutes ago, fn_Quiksilver said:Any reason the river is not navigable by the Speedboat Minigun?
It would seem a no-brainer to design the bridges to allow the games boat assets to pass.
and that's not even the worst bridge, just the most annoying, because you think you might just pass under it.
you can't pass under 4 of the river bridges with a Speedboat HMG. all other boats, and even APCs are fine, but that damned tower on the boat blocks it from passing under.
if only we could saw that stupid tower off the boat
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1 hour ago, Ball Race said:i dont get how tiny 1200 MHz can give me 30 fps more lol
every ryzen 3rd gen can do 4400 MHz?
if so, i should buy this?
even prefering 3rd gen to expensive intel ?
Ryzen 3000 series CPUs will (almost certainly) be a good buy.
but since there are no proper benchmarks out yet (at least i haven't seen any) we can't tell you.
having a quick look in the benchmarks posted in the last month or two, i came to the conclusion, that Ryzen 2 are almost the same when it comes to FPS/GHz.
now AMD claims to have increased the IPC (instructions per cycle) by 15% so the performance per clock should increase as well. but we will have to see how well.
now the thing is, the I9 9900K has a maximum boost clock of 5GHz while the Ryzen7 3700X you mentioned has only 4.4GHz. so the intel has a 13.6% higher boost clock.
taking those figures into account, makes me believe, that the R7 3700X might be as fast as or only slightly slower than the I9 9900K.
but i think no one here will be able to give you a certain answer.
just wait until the official release, there will be benchmarks shortly after.
about the ram thing.
tests have shown, that faster ram, or ram with faster timings helps increasing the FPS in Arma3.
i would explain it this way (but without knowing for sure):
Arma requires lots of different data from the memory but no large files.
So the CPU will have to wait for that data in order to complete it's calculations. the faster the memory delivers the requested data, the faster the CPU can complete the calculation = higher FPS
faster Ram not only has higher bandwidth, but also can often respond in a shorter period of time, given the timings didn't suffer to much.
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39 minutes ago, oldbear said:There are not many technical solution, and after having tested the idea myself, the outside dark green terrain color is ugly when played from the ground.
The only way around is the classical view distance limitation or fog usage.
bring the good ole skybox to arma 🙂
just not like usual where you are inside the box.
like a large box 20m high and 4km wide surrounding the whole map, with different textures for the side and the top.
not sure if the engine would support this, but sounds like a proficient way to deal with this.
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6 hours ago, lexx said:Generally I like the map. It looks good. Love the ambient details (forest sfx, etc.). Nice.
What I don't like is.... this:
These Arma2 objects are sticking out very hard. The above example is even worse, because it has detailed objects all around it and then you see stuff like its stairs, which are just horrible at this point. Not sure if the texture got a touchup, as I haven't played A2 in a long time, but the quality difference is very, very noticeable.
that't the Chernarus+ version of that chapel. you can see it's enterable, unlike the A2 version.
but in this case it seems to me, like there is a LOD issue with the roof.
i really like the look of this map.
one grain of salt i have found so far is, that you can't pass under 4 of the river bridges with a Speedboat HMG. all other boats, and even APCs are fine, but that damned tower on the boat blocks it from passing under.
Spoileri still have the hope for armed boats to be part of the new factions, but deep inside i'm sure that won't happen.
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7 minutes ago, Grahame said:Hang on... they just put Tisy's Radar from DayZ in ARMA3? Can we do the same please?
since it's in the game files now it should be possible. i think i will buy and test ("tomorrow"= after i wake up again)
and it's not only the radar. i see some more chernarus+ structures on the screenshots.
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3 hours ago, Tankbuster said:I don't understand ram and all those figures!
if you're interested in understanding, most things should be explained here:
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48 minutes ago, Groove_C said:Actually frequencies I have indicated are max boost frequencies for all cores for all of these CPUs, tested in the article oldbear has linked. Not what you have indicated.
and i'm saying, that A3 doesn't require all cores to run at their limits. otherwise it would benefit more from a surplus of cores.
A3 does like higher singlecore performance, so the CPU will rather run with 1 core at a higher clock (=max clock) than all cores at a relatively high clock (=all core boost).
maybe an owner of a i7 8700k can enlighten us about CPU 1/2/3/4/5/6 load and clock in A3.
i actually don't know know how the CPUs are using their boost (especially those with more than 4 (physical) cores), so if it doesn't behave like i think it does, i'm always willing to learn.
but simply saying max boost doesn't matter in a singlecore loving game like A3 doesn't sound plausible to me.
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1 hour ago, Groove_C said:Everything wrong here.
Max boost ist not the same as all cores boost.
and we all know how much A3 needs high performance on many cores and not maximum single core performance. right, not much.
so i guess max boost is the dominating factor here.
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1 minute ago, Groove_C said:Actually A4 development was already "confirmed", indirectly in the SITREP #00231 (Jan. 2019)
"a large part of the original Arma 3 development team is now working on Bohemia's new Enfusion engine, which means we'll not be introducing any major new gameplay features".
i have no doubt they are working on A4, but they just didn't officially announce it.
and i think this will probably mean that it will still take a while until we can test it (if they make it EA again) or even longer until it hits version 1.0.
17 minutes ago, Groove_C said:High end Corsair PSU are also manufactured by Seasonic.
i had a look on 80+ Titanium certified PSUs, and the only ones from Corsair i found had 850W+, and those were all more expensive. So i came to recommend the one of that's pretty much the one i have.
I have no doubt that Corsair PSUs are of high quality, they just didn't match the profile in that matter.
24 minutes ago, Tankbuster said:I'm afraid I'm an out-of-the-closet Intel fanboi. I won't be going AMD any time soon. We've done this to death, but in my view, to get performance out of Ryzen, there's a lot of intricate and expert level tweaking to be done. That's fine for some, but it aint for me. Don't get me wrong, I desperately want someone - anyone - to give Intel a good run for their (and our) money. If for no other reason than to drive down the price of the Intel CPUs I'm so gay for.
I'm familiar with Seasonic, they make good stuff. I've got some of their gear here. You're right, the build I am considering would not use half of the available connectors the Corsair provides. That's a good reason for going for a fuly modular unit.
I hope that the Ryzen 3000 will deliver their performance (in A3) without much tinkering from the use side. Especially the relatively weak performance of the DDR4 memory from the Ryen 1000/2000 series keep me worrying, but if they improve that even more, i think it should pose no obstacles for good performance in A3.
as mentioned I9-9900K (8x3.6/5GHz base/boost clock) and the coming Ryzen 9 3850X (rumored 16x4.3/5.1GHz base/boost clock) are almost the same boost clock wise. and the performance gap between the i7 8700k and the R7 2700X in the diagram oldbear posted are almost the same as the turbo clock difference
22 hours ago, oldbear said:
I7 8700K: 4.7GHz
R7 2700X: 4.3Ghz
ratio: 4.7/4.3=1,093 (~9%)
fps ratio: 63.9/57.6=1,109 (~10%)
i9 9900K: 5GHz
ratio: 5/4.3=1,163 (~16%)
fps ratio: 70/57.6=1,215 (~22%)
so the latest Intel generation seems to have a bit more performance per clock again.
but even if the Ryen 3000 don't make any more progress in that matter they still have those extra 2% boots clock.
so i guess from the current point of view, the Ryzen 3000 series looks very promising.
when i bought my current CPU (i5 4670K) i didn't really want an Intel (because they were acting like *ickheads), but i decided by the performance (AMD FX series was abysmal) and didn't regret it.
So if you want the best now, get the i9 9900K, but if you can wait, wait for Ryzen 3000 tests and make a rational decision then.
I honestly have some doubts if the specs that are rumored for the R9 3850X can be true (5.1GHz with 16!!! cores (with SMT (AMD version of hyperthreading))), but if it is true, it should be a beast.
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1 hour ago, Tankbuster said:I quite fancy the Cosair HXi range and the smallest they do is the 750, so that will give me plenty of spare power.
For a PSU i can recommend the Seasonic Prime Ultra Titanium 750W ATX 2.4 (SSR-750TR).
It should be a bit more efficient (less heat loss and, over time less electricity costs), so it would probably not matter much. And it should be quieter.
The main advantage (apart from the price) of the Corsair would be, that it has a few more connectors (1x 20/24-Pin, 2x 4/8-Pin ATX12V, 6x 6/8-Pin PCIe (+2), 12x SATA (+2), 8x IDE (+3), 2x Floppy (+1))
SpoilerDifference at 600W load is about 10-15W (lest say 10W). With 3h of load every day for a lifetime of 10 years, you would save 10.95kWh, and for an average price of 0.13pence/kWh this would make a saving of 14.24 pounds.
The PSU has a warranty of 12 years in Germany (not sure about the UK), so a lifetime of 10 years should be quite realistic.
The price difference (71 pounds at amazon), as well as the price level seems to be significantly higher than in Germany (UK seems to be like 25-35% more expensive for those PSUs, (again amazon)), so it should probably make to less of a difference to justify that upgrade.
Nevertheless, i have the smaller brother of the Seasonic PSU (650W version), and i'm pretty happy with it, so i recommend it, and i'd buy it again.
2 hours ago, Tankbuster said:If I'm honest, it's likely I won't get permission from Mrs Tank to buy this this year, by which time, we might have ArmA4. If that does use ray tracing, an RTX might be a better proposition but as it is now, for A3, the 1080 (or specifically, the Ti version) is still best bang for buck.
if you are not going to buy it right away, you might want to wait for the next generation of the AMD Ryzen CPUs and see how they perform in A3, and if Intel will lower their prices.
I'm pretty confident, that the performance gap between the I9-9900K (8x3.6/5GHz base/boost clock) and the coming Ryzen 9 3850X (rumored 16x4.3/5.1GHz base/boost clock) will be less than 5% for Intel, if not even favorable for AMD (if AMD gets their memory clock improved).
So i guess Intel will have to lower their prices at least a bit.
Oh and don't expect A4 anytime soon, you will probably disappointed. It's not even announced, so I don't expect early access before 2022.
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1 hour ago, R3vo said:What new commands?
1 hour ago, POLPOX said:Changelogs are removed from the topic(And never notified via the bell icon and e-mails... right?). Most likely we'll see actual update w/ changelogs in Monday.
There're some brand-new commands like touch off projectile (bombs and rockets?), set/get missile target pos etc etc. We still don't know how its like yet though, I'm really looking for the new commands.
in case someone can't wait until it gets released again, i had it posted somewhere else...
didn't copy the links they had for the commands though, but i think it were links to the commands in the BI WIKI, so you might still find those there.
Spoiler08-03-2019
EXE rev. 145402 (game)
EXE rev. 145402 (launcher)
Size: ~233.5 MB
KNOWN ISSUE: Game will crash to desktop when opening the Field Manual from Eden editor.
DATA
Tweaked: BIS_fnc_switchLamp is now using recently 'fixed' switchLight command instead of breaking / fixing the lamp's light bulb
Tweaked: Durability of vehicle wheels - the damage required for a flat tire and a fully destroyed wheel
Tweaked: Added a wheel_x_x_damage selection in visual LODs for visual damage representation
Tweaked: Key Frame Timelines are no longer calculated on each frame when their animation is not running
Fixed: IDAP's AR-2 drone was missing translations for its livery in Virtual Garage
Fixed: It was not possible to access the compass in vehicles (WIP)
Fixed: A typo in the UH-80 Ghosthawk gun initElev elevation parameter (kudos Kju!)
Fixed: Added BIS_fnc_setIdentity safeguard from applying empty values (https://forums.bohemia.net/forums/topic ... slow-down/)
Fixed: Identity not persisting in BIS_fnc_arsenal
Fixed: Camera bug in BIS_fnc_arsenal
Warlords
Tweaked: Dead unit deleting procedures
Fixed: Some independent garrison units would occasionally still carry mortar bags
ENGINE
Documentation of some of the changes / additions will be added soon™
Added: A new scripting command (setBehaviourStrong) for forcing a behaviour to the Group itself
Added: New scripting commands for simple graphs: getGraphValues, decayGraphValues, ctrlSetPositionX, ctrlSetPositionY, ctrlSetPositionW, ctrlSetPositionH, bezierInterpolation
Added: New scripting commands for working with matrices and vectors interpolation: vectorLinearConversion, matrixTranspose, matrixMultiply
Added: A getter (customWaypointPosition) for the player's custom waypoint (LShift + LMB)
Added: Support for forcing the initial direction of 3D particles
Added: A disableAI / enableAI "NVG" option for the AI to not use worn NVGs
Added: A disableAI / enableAI "LIGHTS" option for disabling AI from controlling lights
Added: Support for a new simple expression in weapon sound configuration (camPos)
Added: Muzzle event handlers for reloading weapons (reload - start, reloaded - finished)
Added: A mission event handler for the change of the time acceleration (HandleAccTime - returning true also suppresses the IGUI message)
Added: Scripted control over (legitimate) missile targets of guided missiles or target positions of manually guided missiles (setMissileTargetPos, missileTargetPos, setMissileTarget, missileTarget)
Added: A script command to trigger a munition (triggerAmmo)
Added: Support for the green TI mode in render-to-target and the setPiPEffect scripting command
Changed: SwitchLight now supports terrain objects, entities, and terrain lamps (automatic when "on")
Changed: Increased the limit of array length for scripting DLL extensions to 2048
Changed: The getSuppression command now returns -1 if an object is invalid, non-local, or there is no suppression enabled
Changed: boundingBox and boundingBoxReal now can be passed a number (0-ClipVisual, 1-ClipShadow, 2-ClipGeometry, 3-ClipGeneral) and return the bounding sphere value
Fixed: A possible crash when reading the headGforceLeaningFactor parameter
Fixed: Magazine proxies texture camo flickering
Fixed: Constant black in / out when a player's UGV was critically damaged
Fixed: Allow Lights in the UAV Terminal did not work
Fixed: Compiled script caching responsible for memory issues (https://feedback.bistudio.com/T135718)
Eden Editor
Tweaked: Eden Editor model selection detection over character weapons has been improved
Fixed: Module areas were not hiding along with the rest of the models in Eden Editor
LAUNCHER
Fixed: Localization typos
Fixed: -malloc parameter tooltip (https://feedback.bistudio.com/T136864)-
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52 minutes ago, oukej said:Well, this is embarrassing 😕 Probably too excited about the dev-branch update myself that I forgot to do the last most important step. Really sorry about that 🤦♂️
Just say there were "logistical issues" that caused the update to be delayed. 🙂
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3 minutes ago, Groove_C said:@HaseDesTodes I've always played at ultra, as the fps was always good with my GTX 1060. and I'm used to play with 4-6 km view distance. Moved from 1080p to 1440p in January/February, without changing the GPU. have done it today and no benefits.
that's what i meant.
what point does it have to change the settings, so that you can actually see differences, if it's all the same with normal settings.
benchmarks with different resolutions make some sense, in order to help people see what performance they can expect with different monitors/resolutions with the respective GPU.
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1 hour ago, Groove_C said:Because I've seen a video, where the guy had to go for 1440p instead of 1080p and lower the view distance to only 600m, to put max load on GPUs he was comparing in order to compare them as fairly as possible.
i don't think you should use settings that are so far away from usual settings, just to force GPUs into a max-load state.
if you wan't to find out what GPU is better, there are better ways than Arma3 benchmarks.
and if you want to see how well a GPU performs in Arma3 you should use more realistic settings, because at the end of the day, that's how it will be used anyways.
sure, increasing the display (or rendering resolution) for benchmarks can be interesting for people that own those monitors, but 600m view distance. i guess that's more for users with weaker CPUs playing in cities.
Will-my-pc-run-Arma3? What cpu/gpu to get? What settings? What system specifications?
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@cb65
I used to have a mouse, where i had a damaged switch, that double clicked quite often.
i opened it up, and found, that them metal plate that in the trigger was cracked.
i don't actually remember if i was able to fix it with that part from an other mouse, but i think that was only my plan back then.
if you decide to check this in your mouse, and find that this is the case, you could try to find a compatible trigger on the internet, and exchange only the metal plate. (so no soldering)
if you decide that it's not worth the hassle, and that you'll simply buy a new mouse, those are my thoughts about the G502 Protheus Core (1st gen G502 i think) i'm using for some years now.
-at first is it took me some time to get used to that one trigger for my thumb. it is used to switch the dpi to a different value for the time you click it.
now i'm using it all the time, but you might as well unbind it.
-the G502 has a high range of dpi, but you probably wont need half of it.
-it has an adjustable weight. i used to prefer heavy mice, but found, that i was less accurate with those, so i took all extra weights out. i still know lighter mice though.
-after some years of excessive use some of the rubber parts where i grab the mouse have worn out a little.
-if you are willing to pay the money for it you will get a good mouse. i can't tell if others are better, but i'm happy with mine.