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^ I approve 😄 and thank you RozekPoland! 😎 (To clarify it was more of an adaptation than a fix by Rozek, there was no bug with the initial release it was all on purpose. 😉 )

Thank you Snake Man, nice gesture, I'm sure everyone will enjoy that huge terrain from a huge talent. And RIP Bushlurker. :(

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I believe that is intentional, it is the grass/foliage layer providing concealment at longer ranges. Because rendering that much grass at a distance would bring everyone's systems to their knees.

Yep, seems to be helping a few users around here and on the bug tracker. But thanks for reporting the success for everyone else.

Please try also the latest Alpha on Steam. Arma 3 properties > "BETAS" tab > Select "development - Development Build"

Meeh, this suggestion won't work in your case then. Sorry. There are specific adapter associations which would be incorrect if I sent you the cfg file, or anyone else for that matter. Thought this had gone through already.

It was mentioned a few times in this forum that Zonealarm does not need to be uninstalled, see this as an example http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?148945-Arma3-not-starting-due-ZoneAlarm-no-need-to-uninstall&highlight=zonealarm

You can try editing your cfg file; In Win7 at C:\Users\<yourWindowsUsername>\Documents\Arma 3 Alpha\Arma3Alpha.cfg back it up first Find the line that reads and replace it with Then try also starting Arma3 with -nobenchmark after the edit. Edit: Otherwise make sure in windows that your card does not allow the 75Hz modes at all, you might need to go into some advanced driver properties/control panel to remove unwanted resolutions/refresh rates.

Right, the 7900GS is under the minimum system requirements for A3. (8800GT is minimum in NVIDIA Desktop cards) Specifically you have 256MB of VRAM when 512MB is required. You can try however to see if you can get it to start by editing the config file by setting everything to minimum (search the forum for config setting editing), including resolution of 800x600. Use startup paramebers of -nobenchmark -winxp The real solution however is indeed to buy some new graphics card, I wouldn't buy with less than 1GB no matter how tight the budget.

Right click on Arma III in your Steam Library>Properties>Set launch options Add -winxp That should force Dx9 compatibility mode.

This is not meant as a developer solution but just as a troubleshooting step and possible temporary aid; In other titles that had this DXGI error it has helped some users when they underclocked their NVIDIA GPU's by some frequency, like 75Mhz. You can both try this by installing NVIDIA inspector, "show overclocking" window, and in there *reducing* the frequency (Base clock offset) of Performance level 2 by about 75Mhz. (If you choose to overclock remember that I nor BIS take responsibility for any HW damage) Additionally in your NVIDIA control panel, under "Manage 3D Settings", you can try forcing VSYNC on for Arma3 to limit FPS and check if that improves stability at all.

Bit of an old thread, but uiSleep is a sleep method to delay script execution where script time/simulation time is stopped. uiSleep is basically using the system time and not simulation time. So in the cases where sleep command would get stuck indefinitely, uiSleep can still be used to effectively delay script execution. For example in a mission briefing or an editor or when simulation is paused in general.

I would be a bit apprehensive about assuming that is all. I think I'll be slightly disappointed with Dinger if it is. :D Problem with releasing updated PBO's on a whim is versioning. Same filename etc. And if there is another update, or two... I'll leave that decision up to Dinger/Walker.

Happy birthday! Puberty is not long away. :p Great design, great memories.