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Did not read your second post correctly🙄 But for the benefit to other users with the same error; how did you manage to get it working ?

Make sure you have all the necessary mods for this mission. You should check the mission for dependencies.

Put an extra semi-colon at the end of the mod list, perhaps? Also make sure that every file in the mod-folders is low-case. Just to be sure; your mods are located in the root of your Linux server installation (/mods/...)? If it's in the same folder, it should be ./mods/...

You've posted this issue twice?

Normally Windows does not support surround sound over SPDIF for DirectX games and is limited to stereo (movies will work). As I can remember this is because of the signal decoding which needs to be done by the soundcard (which it most cards will not do). There is an exception with games that will send out a DTS or DD coded audio stream. There is a way i think by using an APO driver, but that is not recommended because of CPU usage necessary for decoding.

Mods: ReColor, Extended Viewdistance+ Shadows Mod, Blastcore Edited, Vanilla smoke (for Blastcore Edited), Enhanced Weather + Clouds Mod, Mid-Detail Texture, Enhanced Missile Smoke + Lighting Efx Mod, Mission: The Bunker by WWTHOMAHAWKWW

Also, try it with all application overlays off (e.g. Steam or Overwolf) and no SweetFX or reShade.

Some files are not removed when de-installing/removing game-files or dependencies. Did you try clean the steam userdata folder? When you start the Arma 3 executable files are created in those folders. Also try if it helps to remove (backup the mod presets) the Arma3Launcher folder which is located at %AppData%\Local\Arma 3 Launcher\ and verify the game cache to restore the contents.

Mods: Arma 3 Contact (Dev) - Edited with Krita

F-18 starting a CAS mission on Tanoa. Mods: FA-18 Super Hornet (TeTeTe), Recolor Mod, ( )

Perhaps you could start by listing the mods your using (which can result in these kind of problems)?

Could you remove the AeoniumGaming and Exile mod in it's entirety (remove the folder in the workshop) and choose repair from the launcher. It could be these mods are corrupted.

I see CBA has a version mismatch? On your machine Version 3.8.0.180801 on the server Version: 3.7.1.180604 Also 0:03:41 "ExileClient - Checking ARMA version..." 0:03:41 "Installed: 184 - Required: 180" The server has not yet been updated, which makes testing a problem imho.

Thanks, but I think you posted a link instead of the file itself :) BTW. which mods are you using?

- First of all what are you PC specs? - Are there any other errors in your Windows eventlogs (Application/System)? - Did you check the temperatures of your CPU, GPU and mainboard? - Are you using the latest of any driver? - What do the RPT files state (to be found in; ...\Users\Your Profile\AppData\Local\Arma 3)?

It could be one of your mods is causing this behavior in combination with a virtual memory problem. What mods are you using?

Check the Windows eventlog and look for errors. Most likely you have a problem with overheating, but it could be a driver thing.

What have you done already? - verify steam cache - set launcher parameters to default - update drivers to the last version - if using mods, try connecting to a vanilla server

Try adding the following to the start of your -mod line: curator;kart;heli;mark;jets;expansion;tacops;orange;argo;tank

Do you have a small set of DHCP addresses and perhaps a IP conflict in your network? Could you post the full (copied) error message?

When videosettings are set on low, the CPU is used instead of your graphics card.

This is from the BattleEye support site (https://www.battleye.com/support/faq/): I am getting kicked for the following violation(s). I don’t use hacks, so what can I do to resolve this? BattlEye initialization failed First of all, please ensure that BE is properly installed for your game. You can manually install it by following the instructions on the download page. If that doesn’t help there might be a problem with your file permissions. To fix this please go to “C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\[game name]” (make sure that you can see hidden files/folders if you can’t find this directory) and delete the BattlEye folder there. If the issue still persists your system’s root certificates might be broken/corrupted. To fix them download and install the following update from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2813430. Perhaps this will solve your problem?

Havemyou tried using a new arma3 profile? Could be there's some leftover config.

It seems like the controller isn't calibrated correctly (it outputs data when it should'nt). Use the calibration from Windows to correct this (or from within Arma configure deadzone, etc.)

Object distance is set to 12000 (or relatively high) as well? Does this happen with all maps and missions (in the editor)