Jeszcze nie sprawdzałem ale podobno usunięcie smoothing dla myszki bardziej zaszkodziło niż pomogło.[58805] Fixed: Switching to Utes from Chernarus caused Utes to contain infinite landscape.
[58797] Fixed: Time of day synchronized on client after connection to server.
[58788] Command line argument -cpuCount=NNN to override cpu count detection.
[58758] Removed mouse smoothing to reduce mouse lag in some situations.
[58729] Fixed: Simulate speed of sound
[58727] Fixed: fire from rifle distort sound
[58704] Fixed: Crash by malformed input to a diag_log scripting function.
[58701] Fixed: Muzzle flash was seen dark in some weapon optics.
[58698] Improved: Audio volume settings
[58665] Fixed: MP: Ships and boats used excessive bandwidth and CPU power.
[58654] Fixed: Players are no longer forced to reconnect after MP Load on server.
[58643] Fixed: bike rider can be no longer healed
Całe szczęście to BETA, jest szansa, że będzie można włączyć smoothing jak będziemy tego potrzebowali.
Polityka co do wydawania beta patchy też się zmieniła:
From now on, the latest beta patches for Arma 2 are available to everyone from http://www.arma2.com/beta-patch.php including detailed change logs.
Arma 2 Beta is a public preview release intended for developer testing and community feedback. It may be updated often and we use it to verify that a bug we are tracking has been fixed. This semi-automated release pipeline was designed primarily for our various external QA teams but we believe it makes sense to keep this open and transparent to the entire user community. However, please understand that it's released for advanced users only and for those who would like to give their helping hand with the testing and further development or simply to see what future versions of Arma 2 may bring.
If you're not interested in testing beta patches (which of course is completely understandable), please just ignore this message and act as if you never read it as there's simply no reason for you to bother about the beta builds at all. There is no need to start complaining about the open beta release policy as we believe it's doing no harm to anyone and can only speed up the entire development process. The complexity of Arma 2 has reached a nearly critical level, especially with all of the user addons and modifications, that testing of the game also requires a more agile approach and this is our attempt to address it.
We have evaluated the Arma 1 public beta versions system used in the past and tried to improve it, not only to allow much faster cycle but also to avoid unwanted userbase split in multiplayer (we will try to maintain compatibility between various versions in multplayer to achieve this).
We make the beta builds for testing only, but it will also allow community developers to test their own content in new versions of the game before it's released officially in stable and tested patch form. For the public beta patch, we write code and post the results frequently, so anyone can join our testing process and report bugs. However, Arma 2 Beta might introduce some new problems from time to time and may not even start properly, so please do not download Arma 2 beta builds if you're unwilling to put up with problems to help with the testing of the game and stick with the latest official release instead.
We tried to create the whole beta program in as user friendly a manner as possible, but feel free to post your suggestions here.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
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- ANY ORIGINAL VERSION OF ARMA 2 from 1.03 (including Steam version)
- DirectX 9 March 2009 is required
HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN THE BETA PATCH
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Run the patch exe to apply the patch setup automatically (you may be prompted to choose your exact version in some occasions).
* It will install all beta content to a mod folder "Beta", including the beta exe (that has to be run properly with working directory set to the main game installation, see below for more information)
* To launch Arma2 beta patch you need to go to the main game directory and click on shortcut "Launch Arma2 Beta Patch"
* You can configure your Arma 2 with Beta Patch including other mods etc., just make make sure that:
in your ArmA Shortcut start-up Target line;
- You are running the Arma2.exe from your "beta" folder.
- You have "beta" in your modfolder as in -mod=beta
example: "C:\Program Files\Bohemia Interactive\ArmA 2\beta\arma2.exe" -mod=beta
- Make sure the shortcut's "Start In" section refers to main "Arma 2 " main working folder and NOT "Arma 2/beta"
example: "C:\Program Files\Bohemia Interactive\ArmA 2"
You can always run your Arma 2 final version in the main Arma 2 folder if you use default application shortcuts, start menu or run the regular arma2.exe without the beta mod folder.
