when using the command "yay -S realvnc-vnc-server realvnc-vnc-viewer" to install both the server which i need and the viewer on the host machine which i dont need as bad. Here are outputs of the command above:
$ yay -S realvnc-vnc-server realvnc-vnc-viewer
AUR Explicit (2): realvnc-vnc-server-7.11.0-1, realvnc-vnc-viewer-7.11.1-1
:: PKGBUILD up to date, skipping download: realvnc-vnc-server
:: PKGBUILD up to date, skipping download: realvnc-vnc-viewer
2 realvnc-vnc-server (Build Files Exist)
1 realvnc-vnc-viewer (Build Files Exist)
==> Packages to cleanBuild?
==> [N]one [A]ll [Ab]ort [I]nstalled [No]tInstalled or (1 2 3, 1-3, ^4)
==>
2 realvnc-vnc-server (Build Files Exist)
1 realvnc-vnc-viewer (Build Files Exist)
==> Diffs to show?
==> [N]one [A]ll [Ab]ort [I]nstalled [No]tInstalled or (1 2 3, 1-3, ^4)
==>
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-server 7.11.0-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:54:50 PM EDT)
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Found VNC-Server-7.11.0-Linux-x64.deb
==> WARNING: Skipping verification of source file PGP signatures.
==> Validating source_x86_64 files with sha256sums...
VNC-Server-7.11.0-Linux-x64.deb ... Passed
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-viewer 7.11.1-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:54:52 PM EDT)
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Found VNC-Viewer-7.11.1-Linux-x64.deb
==> WARNING: Skipping verification of source file PGP signatures.
==> Validating source_x86_64 files with sha256sums...
VNC-Viewer-7.11.1-Linux-x64.deb ... Passed
:: (1/2) Parsing SRCINFO: realvnc-vnc-server
:: (2/2) Parsing SRCINFO: realvnc-vnc-viewer
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-server 7.11.0-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:54:54 PM EDT)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Found VNC-Server-7.11.0-Linux-x64.deb
==> Validating source_x86_64 files with sha256sums...
VNC-Server-7.11.0-Linux-x64.deb ... Passed
==> Removing existing $srcdi directory...
==> Extracting sources...
-> Extracting VNC-Server-7.11.0-Linux-x64.deb with bsdtar
==> Sources are ready.
-> realvnc-vnc-server-7.11.0-1 already made -- skipping build
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-server 7.11.0-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:54:58 PM EDT)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> WARNING: Using existing $srcdi tree
==> Sources are ready.
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-viewer 7.11.1-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:55:00 PM EDT)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Found VNC-Viewer-7.11.1-Linux-x64.deb
==> Validating source_x86_64 files with sha256sums...
VNC-Viewer-7.11.1-Linux-x64.deb ... Passed
==> Removing existing $srcdi directory...
==> Extracting sources...
-> Extracting VNC-Viewer-7.11.1-Linux-x64.deb with bsdtar
==> Sources are ready.
-> realvnc-vnc-viewer-7.11.1-1 already made -- skipping build
==> Making package: realvnc-vnc-viewer 7.11.1-1 (Thu 23 May 2024 07:55:05 PM EDT)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> WARNING: Using existing $srcdi tree
==> Sources are ready.
[sudo] password for wesn:
loading packages...
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
:: realvnc-vnc-server-7.11.0-1 and tigervnc-1.13.1-4 are in conflict. Remove tigervnc? [y/N] y
Packages (5) tigervnc-1.13.1-4 [removal] realvnc-vnc-server-7.11.0-1
realvnc-vnc-server-debug-7.11.0-1 realvnc-vnc-viewer-7.11.1-1
realvnc-vnc-viewer-debug-7.11.1-1
Total Installed Size: 51.56 MiB
Net Upgrade Size: 46.05 MiB
:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n]
(4/4) checking keys in keyring [######################] 100%
(4/4) checking package integrity [######################] 100%
(4/4) loading package files [######################] 100%
(4/4) checking for file conflicts [######################] 100%
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/Xvnc-core exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncagent exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncfopshelper exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncinitconfig exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vnclicense exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vnclicensewiz exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncpamhelper exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserver-virtual exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserver-virtuald exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserver-x11 exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserver-x11-core exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserver-x11-serviced exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usbin/vncserverui exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /uslib/cups/backend/vnc exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /uslib/vnc/get_primary_ip4 exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /uslib/vnc/registerSELinuxmodules exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /uslib/vnc/vncservice exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/applications/realvnc-vncserver-service.desktop exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/applications/realvnc-vncserverui-service.desktop exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/applications/realvnc-vncserverui-user.desktop exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/applications/realvnc-vncserverui-virtual.desktop exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserver.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserver48x48.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserverConnected.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserverConnectedError.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserverConnectedWarning.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserverError.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/icons/hicolo48x48/apps/vncserverWarning.png exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-V06.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-V10.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-V17.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V06.fc exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V06.if exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V06.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V06.te exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V10.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups-V17.pp exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups.fc exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups.if exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server-cups.te exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server.fc exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server.if exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/selinux/packages/realvnc/realvnc-server.te exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/vnc/fonts/6x13-ISO8859-1.pcf.gz exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/vnc/fonts/cursor.pcf.gz exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/vnc/fonts/fonts.alias exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/vnc/fonts/fonts.dir exists in filesystem
realvnc-vnc-server: /usshare/vnc/rgb.txt exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
-> error installing: [/home/wesn/.cache/yay/realvnc-vnc-serverealvnc-vnc-server-7.11.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst /home/wesn/.cache/yay/realvnc-vnc-serverealvnc-vnc-server-debug-7.11.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst /home/wesn/.cache/yay/realvnc-vnc-viewerealvnc-vnc-viewer-7.11.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst /home/wesn/.cache/yay/realvnc-vnc-viewerealvnc-vnc-viewer-debug-7.11.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst] - exit status 1

Looking through web sites and forums it appears that the below might be a good start at summarising the product. But as I say, each and every suggestion/ addition/ correction helps to understand the product better, with all responses being welcome.
Each SD-WAN product will fit a different use case better, however the overall impression I have is that Meraki SD-WAN is excellent for small to medium businesses that may have relied previously on a VPN solution to provide connectivity between sites, with local internet breakout.
For any SD-WAN product the following features appear to be key:

• Zero touch provisioning – remote installation of a device configuration, software upgrades and patches to bring a device onto a network or ensure it is up to date.
  • Meraki provides this service and is wholly managed out of the cloud portal.
• Multi-connection and type support – MPLS, Internet or LTE connections should be supported with traffic being load balanced across all and network redundancy offered.
  • Meraki provides this facility and includes devices that have LTE functionality built in. However the LTE can only be accessed once the main circuits have failed.
• Virtualisation of connectivity – a overlayed network (provided by encrypted VPN tunnels) that run over the top of the physical network providing flexibility and scalability.
  • Meraki provides this through the Auto-VPN feature and manually configured IPSEC tunnels.
• Centralised management, control and orchestration – configuration, monitoring and management of the network should be carried out centrally and distributed to the network.
  • Meraki provides this through its cloud management portal.
• Intelligent routing - dynamically selecting the best path based on the network conditions at the time.
  • Meraki provides this using Policy based routing, dynamic path selection and performance probes.

In terms of SASE features that every product should have the following appear to be an accepted list that most vendors supply:

• provided by Cisco’s secure connect which can be added to the Meraki solution:
  • Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
  • Cloud access security broker (CASB)
  • Secure web gateway (SWG)
  • Data loss prevention (DLP)
  • Firewall as a Service (FWaaS)
• provided by Meraki via the MX:
  • Next-Gen Anti-Malware (NGAM) through unified threat management.
  • Intrusion Detection/ Prevention System (IDS/IPS) – through unified threat management utilising snort.
• Managed Detection & Response (MDR) – provided by Cisco’s Talos team.

Meraki's strengths (outside of the areas covered above)

• Content Filtering – MXs enforce web usage policies and blocking access to inappropriate or malicious websites.
• Network segmentation - Adaptive Policy provides micro segmentation using security tags. Requires cisco ICE if granular control is required.
• Remote access – using Cisco Secure Client (previously anyconnect) users can either connect directly to MX’s on sites or via Secure Connect into the SASE infrastructure with posture assessment, multi factor authentication and all other SASE features available.
• Usage monitoring - detail on client counts, bandwidth usage and application utilisation can be shown on the Meraki dashboard over various periods of time.
• Cloud deployments - Virtual MX’s can be deployed into AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba Cloud, and Cisco NFVIS allowing direct connectivity into the SD-WAN network as another spoke or a Hub.
• Built in features – MX’s feature built in layer 7 stateful firewall firewalls permitting direct internet access without the need of a separate device. Some devices feature built in LTE’s as well as Wireless access points.
• Meraki’s suit of products from access points to switches, IoT devices, cameras and cellular gateways can all be managed from the cloud platform.
• DNS-Layer security – using Secure connect, DNS requests are proxied through the platform, which enforces settings and provides breach visibility.

Meraki's weaknesses

• Complex topologies are not supported. This can be worked around by mixing Auto-VPN with manual IPsec tunnels but the solution becomes more difficult to manage.
• No WAN optimisation techniques such as data compression, de-duplication, forward error correction.
• VRF and BGP on WAN links not supported - is supposed to be coming in 2024. Anyone have any official details on this? I have only seen whispers on threads.
• All devices should operate the same licensed type (Enterprise, Advanced Security, Secure SD-WAN Plus). Again this area is supposed to be changed shortly allowing freedom of choice, anyone know of a date?
• Many key features that are missing from the GUI can only be enabled via TAC case.
• High availability is a warm standby solution (doesn’t actively route traffic). Other providers backup devices actively route traffic.

i just installed anomaly custom, changed a few setting and got a crash with shader compilation erorr. Now i cant even launch the game pls help
the log: * Detected CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-10100F CPU @ 3.60GHz [GenuineIntel], F6/M5/S3, 3597.00 mhz, 32-clk 'rdtsc'
* CPU features: RDTSC, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HTT
* CPU cores/threads: 4/8
Found commandline file!
Initializing File System...
using fs-ltx fsgame.ltx
File System Ready...
FS: 67518 files cached 71 archives, 13510Kb memory used.
Init FileSystem 0.783903 sec
'xrCore' build 8950, Aug 9 2023
-----loading d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\system.ltx [2]
X-Ray Monolith v1.5.2
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\crouch_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\fusker.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\head_shot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\headlamp\headlamp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\headlamp\rifle_headlamp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use_fast.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use_slow.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\jump_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\landing_crp1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\landing_crp2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\lean_left_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\lean_right_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\move_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\sprint_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\stand_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\low1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\low2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\low3.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\low4.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\med1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\med2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\med3.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\med4.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\strong1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\strong2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\strong3.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\switch\strong4.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\tired_crp.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_ak74_eft_ins_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_ak74_eft_ins_shoot_aim.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_toz106_reload_2rnd.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_toz106_reload_4rnd_fullstock.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_toz106_reload_empty_2rnd.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\_toz106_reload_empty_4rnd_fullstock.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_idle_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_vgrip_idle_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_vgrip_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_vgrip_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak105_sp_vgrip_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak12_mono_ins_vgrip_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak12_mono_ins_vgrip_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak12_mono_ins_vgrip_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_beard_eft_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_beard_eft_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_beard_eft_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_gl_off.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_gl_on.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_idle_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_reload_gl.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_reload_w_gl.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_vgrip_idle_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_vgrip_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_vgrip_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\ak74_eft_ins_vgrip_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak101_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak103_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak103_shoot_gl.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak105_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74_shoot_scoped_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74_shootgl_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74_shootgl_w_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74m_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak74m_shoot_gl.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_akm_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_akm_shootgl_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_akm_shootgl_w_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_akms_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_aks74_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_aks74_shootgl_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_aks74_shootgl_w_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_aks74u_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_aps_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_cz52_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_kiparis_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_mak_shoot1_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_mak_shoot2_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_mak_shoot3_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_mosin_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_r870_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_rpk74_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_rpk_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_sks_shoot_arms.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_svt40_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_svt40_shoot1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_svt40_shoot2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_tt33_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\dvl_10_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\dvl_10_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\fal_aus_eft_ins_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\fal_aus_eft_ins_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\fal_aus_eft_ins_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\fal_aus_eft_ins_shoot.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\fal_aus_eft_ins_shoot_aim.anm'
gamedata: ... 63558 more ...
Initializing Engine...
Starting INPUT device...
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Available render modes[1]:
[renderer_r4]
command line "d:\games\anomaly custom\bin\anomalydx11avx.exe" -smap1536 -prefetch_sounds
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
[d:/games/anomaly custom\appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Loading DLL: xrGame.dll
* [x-ray]: Full Memory Stats
* [win32]: free[137434229612 K], reserved[4415900 K], committed[307896 K]
* [ D3D ]: textures[0 K]
* [x-ray]: process heap[66175 K]
* [x-ray]: economy: strings[65157 K], smem[0 K]
SOUND: OpenAL: enumerate devices...
SOUND: OpenAL: EnumerationExtension Present
dir[1]=D:\Games\Anomaly Custom\
dir[2]=D:\Games\Anomaly Custom\bin\
dir[3]=C:\WINDOWS\system32\
CleanDeviceSpecifierList
CleanDeviceSpecifierList OpenAL Soft
devices OpenAL Soft
SOUND: OpenAL: system default SndDevice name is
SOUND: OpenAL: All available devices:

1. OpenAL Soft, Spec Version 1.1 eax[0] efx[no] xram[no]

Executing config-script "d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx"...
[d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
Executing config-script "d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\rspec_default.ltx"...
[d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\rspec_default.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx"...
[d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
! Unknown command: g_end_modif
! Unknown command: g_firepos
! Unknown command: g_god
! Unknown command: g_unlimitedammo
! Unknown command: log_missing_ini
! Unknown command: ph_gravity
! Unknown command: rs_borderless
! Unknown command: rs_fullscreen
[d:/games/anomaly custom\appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
SOUND: Selected device is OpenAL Soft
* sound: EAX 2.0 extension: absent
* sound: EAX 2.0 deferred: absent
* sound : cache: 524296 kb, 38848 lines, 13820 bpl
! Invalid ogg-comment version, file: d:/games/anomaly custom\gamedata\sounds\detectors\geiger_3.ogg
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Hey All,
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This guide will cover how to DIY a mattress from online components.
However! Be aware that DIY is not for everyone and if you're looking for a cheap or relatively simple mattress, then it might not be the best choice. There are typically no returns on DIY components, and while you can save money with DIY, it's also possible that it might be more expensive than you expect. I typically only recommend this to people that enjoy building things or have had problems with other mattresses and want to make something that is customizable and modifiable.
If this doesn't sound like you, then I'd advise you to look elsewhere.
This guide will also list where to purchase online components. At this time, I have zero affiliation with these companies. If this changes in the future (and I would potentially be open to some limited design or DIY consulting), then I will update this guide to let people know. Okay now on to the guide!
First, we should talk about mattress construction and mattress layers.
DIY MATTRESS LAYERS AND BASICS
1) Mattress Covers
Every mattress needs a cover. In most modern constructions this cover is usually quilted (this is the traditional, wavy-appearing cover that typically has some amount of foam stitched inside) or some kind of stretch knit fabric. You'll typically see quilted covers on various kinds of innersprings and stretch knit covers on memory foam mattresses.
Quilted covers tend to be less flexible and can stiffen an overall build (this is the drum effect), whereas stretch knit covers tend to be more flexible and allow you to feel more of the underlying foam.
Additionally, mattress covers are often contain some kind of fire barrier. This is important. I do NOT recommend building a mattress without a fire barrier. Foam is very flammable and this could be extremely dangerous.
2) Comfort Layers
Comfort layers are typically soft foams or soft fibers designed to relieve pressure and create a comfortable sleeping surface. Sometimes there are multiple comfort layers (ie, a mattress might have three 1-inch slices of soft foam) or just single a layer (ie, a single 2" slab of foam). Most comfort layers are rather soft with an ILD (a measure of foam firmness) in a range of about 8-20.
Very soft coils can also be used in comfort layers. These are commonly called microcoils. Microcoils range in height from a 1/2" to up 3" and typically feel slightly different than foam layers.
3) Transition Layers
Transition layers are layers of foam or other materials that are typically firmer than the overlying comfort layers and are intended to "transition" or "blend" the sense of initial softness with the firmer underlying support system. This is typically a layer of medium to slightly firm foam with an ILD of around 18-30. Microcoils can also be used as transition layers.
However, this layer plays another role that is not always appreciated or communicated by mattress companies. When used with pocket coils, the transition layer helps determine how firmly these coils are linked together. Put another way, if you put firm foam on a pocket coil, then the firm foam will link these pocket coils together rather firmly and impart a firm feel to the entire mattress. Similarly, if you have very soft foam over a pocket coil, this will allow for more conformance and create a much softer overall mattress. Thus, the interaction of the transition layer and pocket coil is one of the biggest determinants of overall firmness in a pocket coil design.
I call this the pseudohelical effect, as this foam is functioning similarly to the helical coils in a connected coil mattress.
4) Support Systems
There are two major kinds of support systems in DIY mattresses: foam cores and pocket coils. These function somewhat differently, but both are designed to provide solid support to a sleeper. I wouldn't say that either is superior to the other, but I will say that most mattresses sold on the market today use some kind of pocket coil. Foam support systems aren't bad (and many people prefer them), but they tend to allow less conformance and have more a "hard stop" in my experience.
Foam used as a support system tends to about six inches in height and ranges from 28-50 ILD. However, most builds on the market use a much smaller range of 32-36 ILD. Further, foam density matters here. I don't typically recommend foam support systems that are less than 1.8lb/pcf, unless these are intended for a guest room or for occasional use. And if you're a heavier person, you might want an even denser foam than that - something in the 2lb range (or latex) is likely to be better.
It's a bit more difficult to estimate firmness with pocket coils as this varies with coil count, gauge, coil height, etc and can be further modified with the overlying transition foam as discussed above. That said, a higher coil count (and higher coil gauge) is likely to be softer and allow for more conformance.
I also recommend using some kind of base foam under a pocket coil unit. This is usually a thin layer of foam (around 1" to 1.5") that provides a consistent surface for the pocket coils to push against. It also forms a "bridge" on foundations and prevents pocket coils from "floating" in the spaces between slats.
DIFFERENT KINDS OF FOAM
There are a lot of different foams on the market. Some of these are trademarked (like Energex and Serene foam) and relatively consistent from seller to seller. However, other foams will vary widely from one seller to another. The memory foam you buy on Amazon is likely to be totally different from the memory foam you'd buy from a different seller.
1) Poly foam. Or polyurethane foam. This has the classic "soft catch" that most people associate with foam. Density matters here. I'll talk about this more in a different guide, but I generally recommend high density (1.8lbs or greater) poly foams. Poly foam is also commonly available in a convoluted form, which will soften the foam considerably.
Recommended use: all layers depending on firmness.
2) Memory foam. Or viscoelastic foam. There's a huge variety of memory foams on the market. Memory foam can be made to feel quite hard and have a very slow response (almost like wet sand), or can be made to feel very soft and somewhat lively (almost like cotton batting). If you're purchasing sight unseen, it's nearly impossible to know what you're buying. I also think density is somewhat less important here, as there are now a lot of (reportedly) highly performing memory foams in the 3lb range. Still, very low density foams are probably best avoided.
Recommended use: comfort layers. I generally don't recommend this for a transition layer.
3) Serene foam. Serene is a trademarked foam from Carpenter that typically comes in two formulations: soft and firm. I think this feels somewhat like memory foam, but it has the tiniest bit of resilience which creates more of an overall floating sensation. It also tends to sleep much cooler than memory foam with a durability that's reportedly comparable to much denser foams. Be aware that the "firm" 22ILD Serene can feel quite firm.
Recommended use: comfort layers, maybe even transition layers on soft builds.
4) Energex. Energex is a trademarked "latex-like" foam from ECS with properties similar to both latex and memory foam. It typically comes in two firmness: soft and firm. It's also reported to be one of the most durable materials on the market. I think the soft formulation feels somewhat like memory foam, but without the slow-response that is characteristic of memory foam. The firm formulation is typically reported as an ILD of around 18 (this is usually considered a medium ILD), but I think it usually feels a bit firmer than that.
Recommended use: comfort layers, transition layers.
5) Latex. Latex is a high quality and durable material with a very unique feel. Most people describe this sensation as "push back." This means that the latex has a sense of actively pushing back on you as you sleep - some people like this and some don't. That said, even if you dislike it, there may be a place for latex deeper in a build where the "push back" can be muted by overlying comfort layers. Latex is commonly available in many firmnesses and two formulations: Dunlop and Talalay.
Recommended use: all layers depending on firmness.
6) Other foams. And there are still more foams on the market. Things like HyPURgel, Allay, Tranquility, Qualux, and Lattice foam are available, and I expect to see even more in the coming months to years. If you're interested in one of these, feel free to give me a shout and I'll try to investigate. And as a quick rule of thumb, most of these can probably separated into two large categories: fast response "latex-like" foams and slow response "memory foam-like" foams. I'll try to cover more of these at a later date.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Okay so it's as easy as getting a few layers and putting them together right? Well... kinda.
It isn't difficult to put foam layers together. It IS difficult to predict how these will work together and get it right on the first try. As an example, let's walk through a few sample builds. However, please keep in mind that none of these are necessarily recommended builds. These are just examples.
Foam Example #1:
Cover: Stretch knit
Comfort Layer: 2" of 4b memory foam
Transition Layer: 2" of 18ILD Energex
Support System: 6" of 36ILD 1.8lb poly foam
Discussion: This is a basic foam mattress with a 2" comfort layer and a 2" transition layer. The memory foam on top will impart some softness, while the more resilient and energetic Energex below will provide some bounce and recovery whilst softening the hard foam underneath. I'd predict that this would perform well for a lot of people and come in at around a medium-firm to firm. It'll probably be too firm for a lot of strict side sleepers, who might prefer a 3" + 2" configuration.
Foam Example #2:
Cover: Stretch knit
Comfort Layer: 3" 20ILD Latex
Transition Layer: 3" 30ILD Latex
Support System: 3" 40ILD Latex
Discussion: This is a pretty simple 9" latex mattress that uses progressive firmness to provide softness up top and firm support underneath. This is typical for latex builds. A larger person might want a little bit more of a support layer (possibly 6") so they don't "bottom out" and contact the unyielding mattress foundation. Similarly, a smaller person might want more softness and could add another 2" layer of latex or 2" of memory foam or other soft foam up top.
Pocket Coil Example #1
Cover: Stretch knit
Comfort Layer: 3" 20ILD Latex
Transition Layer: None
Support System: Quantum Edge 789
Base Foam: 1" 36ILD 1.8lb poly foam
Discussion: This is almost every latex hybrid on the market. It's simple, effective, and if you like latex, this could work very well for you. Note - the 20ILD latex layer acts as both a comfort layer and a transition layer in this build. This is something that you sometimes see with simplified pocket coil OR foam builds. Not every mattress has a distinct comfort layer and transition layer. I'd expect this to be around a medium-firm with a LOT of bounce. You should also expect some "push-back" from the latex.
Pocket Coil Example #2
Cover: Stretch knit
Comfort Layer: 2" Serene Foam
Transition Layer: 1" 24ILD Latex
Support System: TPS 15.5 Gauge 1008
Base Foam: 1" 36ILD 1.8lb poly foam
Discussion: This would be closer to a medium build with a lot of pressure relief. This uses a soft comfort layer, a "medium" ILD in the transition layer, and a high coil count and relatively high gauge coil unit. This would be something that is likely best suited to petite or average-sized sleepers. It's also close to some of the modern Serta iComfortEco hybrids, though it isn't zoned as awkwardly as those.
Pocket Coil Example #3
Cover: Stretch knit
Comfort Layer: 1" 4lb memory foam
Transition Layer: 2" 36ILD 1.8lb poly foam
Support System: TPS 14.5 Gauge 1008
Base Foam: 1" 36ILD 1.8lb poly foam
Discussion: This build is usually a mistake. Two inches of firm foam over a firm-ish coil unit is going to create a VERY firm overall feel, and the 1" of memory foam above is unlikely to provide much or any pressure relief. This is a build that happens when people prioritize foam density over comfort. And while there are a few professional builds similar to this on the market, most of these use a much lower density foam that can feel softer than it's stated ILD.
WHERE TO SOURCE COMPONENTS
Here's a shortlist of component sellers. And again, I don't have any affiliation with these companies.
Coil Units
1) Texas Pocket Springs: Texas Pocket Springs is actually a pocket coil manufacturer. They provide coils to some of the largest mattress companies in the US and have recently expanded into the DIY market. Their coils are also somewhat unique when compared to the average pocket coil and can be manufactured without an overlying scrim sheet to allow for more conformance.
You can see San Diego Mattress Makers talk about this here.
2) AZ Premium Mattress: Arizona Premium Mattress is a long-time DIY seller and, as far I know, offered some of the first DIY latex hybrids on the market. They typically sell pocket coils made by Leggett and Platt in both zoned and non-zoned versions.
You can see Leggett and Platt's different coil units on their website here.
3) DIYMattress dot com: This is a website that's only recently popped up on my radar. I initially thought they were related to AZ Premium Mattress, but that doesn't appear to be the case. They currently offer one coil unit, though it's not totally clear to me who makes this. Their website says it's made by Leggett and Platt, but the coil count suggests it's maybe made by Brooklyn Bedding.
Update: This appears to be affiliated with SleepEZ.
Foam Layers
FoamByMail: FoamByMail has historically been the most popular online foam seller on Reddit. Their memory foam tends to get good reviews, while their poly foam tends to gets more mixed ones. They offer three formulations of memory foam. I'd put the 3lb memory foam at a medium-firm, the 4lb at a medium-soft, and the 5lb at a soft. Most people tend to prefer the 4lb.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), latex (Dunlop), memory foam (3lb, 4lb, 5lb)
FoamForYou: This is a smaller seller I found while looking for someone that can make a 1" memory foam topper. Their memory foam is a gel-infused 4lb foam that I'd put at a medium to medium-soft. Larger people will probably feel this as somewhat softer.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), memory foam (4lb)
FoamOrder: This is a somewhat boutique seller that offers a 5lb memory foam, though the prices are kind of outrageous. Still, this could be a good option if someone is pursuing a "Tempur-like" build.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), memory foam (5lb)
FoamOnline: Another online foam seller. They offer high quality poly foam, HR foam, and various kinds of memory foam. They're one of the only online sellers that has a soft/medium HD poly foam.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), memory foam (2.5lb, 3.25lb)
Foamite: This is a Canadian brand with a huge variety of foams. I've never ordered anything from them, but they appear to also make a 1" memory foam topper, so I might explore this in the future.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), memory foam (various), HR foams (various)
Comfort Option: Comfort Option is a mattress manufacturer that I've talked to for years. I think they make high quality products with high density foams. They also have a wide selection of specialty foams available as toppers.
Foams offered: poly foam (various), Energex, Serene foam, memory foam (3lb), HR foam
MattressTopper dot com: This is a mattress topper website owned by Brooklyn Bedding. To be perfectly honest, I haven't been impressed with Brooklyn's foams in the past, but I've been told they've improved things in the last years. Previously, their Titanflex was just gel-infused Energex, but this might change in the future.
Foams offered: memory foam (2.5lb, 4lb), Titanflex, latex (Talalay)
Sleep On Latex: There are a lot of latex sellers, but Sleep On Latex tends to be my favorite. They sell simple, high-quality Dunlop Latex and have a history of excellent customer service.
Foams offered: latex (Dunlop)
DIYNaturalBedding: Really interesting array of products here focusing on natural fibers and latex. Not sure I can name another company selling wool sheets, tufting needles, and kapok fiber for DIY pillows.
Foams offered: natural fibers (wool, kapok), latex (Dunlop)
AZ Premium Mattress: Putting AZ Premium Mattress down again here as they are one of the only sellers I've seen that offers HyPURgel. They also have a variety of latex options.
Foams offered: HyPURgel, latex (Talalay, Dunlop)
Department Stores: As I'm sure you're aware, department stores also sell toppers. I usually don't recommend these, but I should point out that Target sells a lowish-density (though comfortable) 1.5" memory foam topper AND a 3" Serene foam topper. The 1.5" topper is probably best utilized over a cover as a topper, but the 3" Serene foam topper could be a good comfort layer in a build.
Foams offered: various, but most tend to be pretty low quality.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What about mattress covers?
I hear you. And yeah, I'm working on that. However, I want to do some more investigation on which of these have inherent fire barriers before I make any kind of list. Similarly, if you're looking for a cover, I would advise you to ask the seller about this. Fire barriers are very important.
Are you going to create some recommended builds?
I'm not sure on this. There are two reasons. First, I don't want to suggest that a particular DIY build will work for someone and then hear that it didn't work out and they lost money. Second, I think I would need to do a lot of testing before I am confident on recommended builds. If a company wanted to sponsor this that might be interesting, but I would need to disclose this.
How can I DIY a Tempur-Pedic?
I'm not sure there's a great way to do this right now. Tempur uses some very unique foams and has a style of construction that'd be hard to replicate at home. You might be better off talking to a few of the companies above about their own 5lb memory foam mattresses.
Should I cut open my old mattress and DIY?
This question always makes me nervous. Many mattresses use fire barriers with an internal fiberglass core. This can be exposed when you cut open your mattress and contaminate your home. I typically do not recommend opening an old mattress, but you might be okay if it's an older pocketed coil mattress with a quilted cover. These tend to use non-fiberglass fire barriers. Still, I generally don't recommend this.
What's all this about fiberglass?
Okay, this is a big topic, but... some manufacturers have taken to using fire socks with an internal fiberglass core as a fire barrier on their mattresses. This has led to situations where people discover that fiberglass fragments have escaped the fire sock and contaminated their home. I'll talk more about this in a different guide, but for DIY fiberglass is not generally an issue unless you're cutting open an old mattress. If you're just buying foam layers these should not have fiberglass.
You can read my guide to recognizing fiberglass here.
What's all this about scrim sheets?
Good question. A scrim sheet (or fly sheet) is a thin layer of material overlying a pocketed coil unit. This links these coils together to add stability and make adding/gluing foam layers easier. However, this layer does typically limit the conformance of the pocket coils. Most Leggett and Platt systems come with a scrim sheet and are designed to be used with one. Some TPS coil units, on the other hand, do not use scrim sheets. This is a relatively unique feature to the TPS Quad Coil and should allow for more flexibility and conformance.
What's all this about Foam ILD?
ILD (or Indentation Load Deflection) is a rough measure of foam firmness. Foams with lower ILD's will generally be softer and foams with higher ILD's will be firmer. However, different foam types can feel pretty different despite similarly stated ILD's, so be aware that something like Energex might feel a bit firm despite a low-ish ILD. And generally speaking, soft foams have an ILD in the teens, medium foams have an ILD in the 20's, firm foams have an ILD in the 30's, and very firm foams can go up to the 40's and 50's. See FoamOnline's breakdown here.
What's this I read in an old post on Insulation Layers?
Good eye. Insulation layers are mattress components most relevant to "traditional" connected-coil mattresses. These have less conformance than a pocketed coil and more of a "hard stop" when you contact the coils, so some kind of material is usually necessary to insulate the hard feel of the coils themselves. This can be dense foam, cotton-stitched pads, or even a type of plastic mesh. With pocketed coils the transition layer usually insulates and protects the sleeper from the hard feel of the coils themselves, though this isn't universally true.
Okay what if I kinda want to try DIY but I'm also kinda nervous?
If that's the case, you might look at a modular mattress with an unzippable cover and a removable comfort layer. You could also look at a relatively simple construction and put a topper on it, or look at mattresses that are designed to be used with external toppers.
What's the most common mistake people make here?
I usually see people go way too firm. They get on FoamByMail, order a few HD layers, and then are shocked that a 36 ILD HD foam on pocketed coils is too firm. This is due to the pseudohelical effect that I discussed above, where a firm foam effectively "links" these coils together and creates a very firm overall feel. This can also happen when people prioritize density over comfort. An HD foam is generally long lasting and durable, but that doesn't mean it'll be the most comfortable option for you. Sometimes lower density foams work well and can be replaced if they start to wear out (particularly so with comfort layers).
And for reference, most "medium" builds use a transition layer that's actually around 20 ILD.
Addendum: I see a lot of people purchasing FoamByMail's 50ILD Lux foam. I generally don't recommend this. A 50ILD foam as a transition layer is likely to feel like a wooden plank and create an Ultra Firm overall build.
Do I need to glue layers together?
If you're using latex - probably not. Latex is inherently tacky, and this effectively binds different layers together. If you're using other kinds of foam, I'd advise you to first make sure the build is correct and the mattress is working, and then use some poly foam adhesive to gently glue the layers together. Glue will make sure the layers are working as a unit and aren't sliding or pulling on each other and creating uncomfortable sheer forces.
Wait what happened to mattress ?
You can read more on this here and here. It's not a great situation.
Okay! That's about it for now. But I will keep updating this. Let me know what you'd like to see!

Has anyone else tried this? basically trying to split tunnel teams traffic for VPN users (VPN client is CISCO Anyconnect/Secure Client)
However for a few reasons we need to ensure that any authentication traffic is routed internally and then out of our DC internet circuits
I've added the URLs as listed by MS for both TEAMS and Office365 traffic and generally it seems to work fine, but some users complain that calendars within teams won't load, or Emojis or other random things. As soon as I turn the split tunneling off it all works fine again.
Previously we've had a static split tunnel using the IP addresses provided by MS but that means auth traffic is not routed internally.
I can just not run with split tunneling enabled, our internet circuits have plenty of capacity, but it it just seems like a non optimal config to me
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Cheers
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Always annoys me waiting for Power Bi to load when in PowerApps. So I made another PCF, based on Charts.js
YouTube Demo
GitHub Repo

Hi i was following the learnopengl tutorial about CSM, i've followed the tutorial step by step, but when i move the camera i get a very strange result:
https://reddit.com/link/1bxcec1/video/6ai1tsyt6vsc1/player
And this the shadow map capture:
void PipelineCSM::update(glm::vec3 lightPos, float near_plane, float far_plane) {
m_farPlane = far_plane;
m_nearPlane = near_plane;
m_lightDir = lightPos;
m_shadowCascadeLevels = { m_farPlane / 50.0f, m_farPlane / 25.0f, m_farPlane / 10.0f, m_farPlane / 2.0f };
auto shadows = getLightSpaceMatrices();
m_shader->use();
m_ubo->modifyData(0, shadows.size() * sizeof(glm::mat4), shadows.data());
GLint viewport[4];
glGetIntegerv(GL_VIEWPORT, viewport);
glViewport(0, 0, m_width, m_height);
glBindFramebuffer(GL_FRAMEBUFFER, m_fbo);
glClear(GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT);
glCullFace(GL_FRONT); // peter panning
//Render scene
const auto& indirectLoaded = MeshIndirect::getInstance().indirectLoaded();
glBindVertexArray(indirectLoaded.m_vao);
glBindBuffer(GL_DRAW_INDIRECT_BUFFER, indirectLoaded.m_drawBuffer);
// Call glMultiDrawElementsIndirect to render
glMultiDrawElementsIndirect(GL_TRIANGLES, GL_UNSIGNED_INT, nullptr, static_cast(currentGlobalScene->meshes.size()), 0);
glBindBuffer(GL_DRAW_INDIRECT_BUFFER, 0);
glCullFace(GL_BACK);
glBindFramebuffer(GL_FRAMEBUFFER, 0);
glViewport(viewport[0], viewport[1], viewport[2], viewport[3]); // don't forget to configure the viewport to the capture dimensions.
}
std::vector PipelineCSM::distances() {
return m_shadowCascadeLevels;
}
void PipelineCSM::zMult(float zMult) {
m_zMult = zMult;
}
std::vector PipelineCSM::getFrustumCornersWorldSpace(const glm::mat4& proj, const glm::mat4& view)
{
return getFrustumCornersWorldSpace(proj * view);
}
inline glm::mat4 PipelineCSM::getLightSpaceMatrix(const float nearPlane, const float farPlane)
{
auto settings = SettingsLoader::instance().getSettings();
const auto proj = glm::perspective(
glm::radians(settings.angle), (float)settings.width / (float)settings.height, nearPlane,
farPlane);
const auto corners = getFrustumCornersWorldSpace(proj, currentGlobalScene->camera->matrix());
glm::vec3 center = glm::vec3(0, 0, 0);
for (const auto& v : corners)
{
center += glm::vec3(v);
}
center /= corners.size();
const auto lightView = glm::lookAt(center + m_lightDir, center, glm::vec3(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f));
float minX = std::numeric_limits::max();
float maxX = std::numeric_limits::lowest();
float minY = std::numeric_limits::max();
float maxY = std::numeric_limits::lowest();
float minZ = std::numeric_limits::max();
float maxZ = std::numeric_limits::lowest();
for (const auto& v : corners)
{
const auto trf = lightView * v;
minX = std::min(minX, trf.x);
maxX = std::max(maxX, trf.x);
minY = std::min(minY, trf.y);
maxY = std::max(maxY, trf.y);
minZ = std::min(minZ, trf.z);
maxZ = std::max(maxZ, trf.z);
}
// Tune this parameter according to the scene
if (minZ < 0)
{
minZ *= m_zMult;
}
else
{
minZ /= m_zMult;
}
if (maxZ < 0)
{
maxZ /= m_zMult;
}
else
{
maxZ *= m_zMult;
}
const glm::mat4 lightProjection = glm::ortho(minX, maxX, minY, maxY, minZ, maxZ);
return lightProjection * lightView;
}
std::vector PipelineCSM::getFrustumCornersWorldSpace(const glm::mat4& projview)
{
const auto inv = glm::inverse(projview);
std::vector frustumCorners;
for (unsigned int x = 0; x < 2; ++x)
{
for (unsigned int y = 0; y < 2; ++y)
{
for (unsigned int z = 0; z < 2; ++z)
{
const glm::vec4 pt = inv * glm::vec4(2.0f * x - 1.0f, 2.0f * y - 1.0f, 2.0f * z - 1.0f, 1.0f);
frustumCorners.push_back(pt / pt.w);
}
}
}
return frustumCorners;
}
std::vector PipelineCSM::getLightSpaceMatrices()
{
std::vector ret;
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_shadowCascadeLevels.size() + 1; ++i)
{
if (i == 0)
{
ret.push_back(getLightSpaceMatrix(m_nearPlane, m_shadowCascadeLevels[i]));
}
else if (i < m_shadowCascadeLevels.size())
{
ret.push_back(getLightSpaceMatrix(m_shadowCascadeLevels[i - 1], m_shadowCascadeLevels[i]));
}
else
{
ret.push_back(getLightSpaceMatrix(m_shadowCascadeLevels[i - 1], m_farPlane));
}
}
return ret;
}
That's the calculatiuon on fragment shader(the farPlane and the cascadePlaneDistances looks correct by nvidia nsight):
float ShadowCalculationDirectional(vec3 fragPosWorldSpace,vec3 lightDir,vec3 N,int i)
{
// select cascade layer
vec4 fragPosViewSpace = view * vec4(fragPosWorldSpace, 1.0);
float depthValue = abs(fragPosViewSpace.z);
float farPlane = directionalData[i].farPlane.r;
int cascadeCount = 4;
int layer = -1;
for (int i = 0; i < cascadeCount; ++i)
{
if (depthValue < cascadePlaneDistances[i])
{
layer = i;
break;
}
}
if (layer == -1)
{
layer = cascadeCount;
}
vec4 fragPosLightSpace = lightSpaceMatrices[layer] * vec4(fragPosWorldSpace, 1.0);
// perform perspective divide
vec3 projCoords = fragPosLightSpace.xyz / fragPosLightSpace.w;
// transform to [0,1] range
projCoords = projCoords * 0.5 + 0.5;
// get depth of current fragment from light's perspective
float currentDepth = projCoords.z;
// keep the shadow at 0.0 when outside the far_plane region of the light's frustum.
if (currentDepth > 1.0)
{
return 0.0;
}
// calculate bias (based on depth map resolution and slope)
vec3 normal = N;
float bias = max(0.05 * (1.0 - dot(normal, lightDir)), 0.005);
const float biasModifier = 0.5f;
if (layer == cascadeCount)
{
bias *= 1 / (farPlane * biasModifier);
}
else
{
bias *= 1 / (cascadePlaneDistances[layer] * biasModifier);
}
// PCF
float shadow = 0.0;
vec2 texelSize = 1.0 / vec2(textureSize(directionalData[i].depthMap, 0));
for (int x = -1; x <= 1; ++x)
{
for (int y = -1; y <= 1; ++y)
{
float pcfDepth = texture(directionalData[i].depthMap, vec3(projCoords.xy + vec2(x, y) * texelSize, layer)).r;
shadow += (currentDepth - bias) > pcfDepth ? 1.0 : 0.0;
}
}
shadow /= 9.0;
return shadow;
}
The first level of the depth map:
https://preview.redd.it/jptjh37p8vsc1.png?width=1804&format=png&auto=webp&s=bce2e7c84a7a52b00d026b4e2e0bf4a894b96bed
Have any idea on what could it be? It looks something is not in the correct space or it's not multiplied by the view, but realy don't know

LPs

• J. Cole - Might Delete Later (w Gucci Mane, Cam'ron, Young Dro, Central Cee, Bas, Ab-Soul & Daylyt) [Pop Rap, Interscope]
• Pharrell Williams - Virginia* [idk]
• Young Miko (🇵🇷) - att. (w Jowell & Randy, Feid, Villano Antillano, Dei V + more) [Latin Rap, Warner]
• Bryson Tiller - Bryson Tiller (w Victoria Monét & Clara La San) [R&B, RCA]
• Concrete Boys - It's Us, Vol. 1 [Southern Rap, QC]
• Lil Mabu - YOUNG GENIUS (w Lil Baby, Fivio Foreign, DD Osama, Lil RT & chriseanrock) [Frat Trap]
• GloRilla - Ehhthang Ehhthang (w Megan Thee Stallion, Moneybagg Yo, Finesse2Tymes, Real Boston Richey & Kevo Muney) [Memphis Trap, CMG/Interscope]
• Tori Kelly - TORI. (w Arya Starr, Jon Bellion + more) [R&B, Epic]
• Cookin Soul (🇪🇸) & Tha Musalini (🇺🇸) - Mackaroni (w LE$, Tha God Fahim + more) [Boom Bap]
• AKTHESAVIOR & sagun - u r not alone (w Mick Jenkins, Erick the Architect, A$AP Twelvyy, Pink Siifu + more) [Rap]
• TisaKorean - MUMU 8818 [Rap]
• FourFive - Mack 2 [Rap]
• RiTchie - Triple Digits [112] (w Aminé, Quelle Chris & Niontay) [Rap]
• R3 Da Chilliman - The People's Choice (w OhGeesy, KARRAHBOOO, 03 Greedo & Chikoruss) [West Coast Trap, 300]
• Pigeons & Planes - See You Next Year 2 (w Kenny Mason, ICECOLDBISHOP, Paris Texas, AG Club, Monte Booker + more) [Compilation]
• Eddie Zuko - Abajo Del Sol [Latin Rap]
• 1100 Himself - The Lev Show (featuring Larry June & Romello Sanders) [West Coast Trap, Thizzler]
• Chris Patrick - The Calm (w Ben Reilly) [Rap]
• Varg2™ (🇸🇪) - Nordic Flora Series, Pt. 6: Outlaw Music (w Rx Papi, Thaiboy Digital, Bladee, Ecco2k, Eartheater + more) [Electronic, Year0001]
• Eddie Kaine & Big Ghost Ltd. - Last Exit To Crooklyn (w Planet Asia, Jae Skeese + more) [Rap]
• Serengeti - Kdiv [Art Rap]
• AyooLii - This Is Not The Album, This Is For The Fans. [Milwaukee Trap]
• Dhanji (🇮🇳), Siyaahi (🇮🇳) & Acharya (🇮🇳) - Amdavad Rap Life: 2 Heavy On 'Em, Vol. 2 [Indian Rap]
• Mickey Diamond - Super Shredder [Rap]
• Nino Paid - Can't Go Bacc [Rap, Signal/Columbia]
• Marv Won - I'm Fine, Thanks For Asking (w Elzhi, Quelle Chris, Rapper Big Pooh + more) [Rap, Mello]

Deluxe

• Doja Cat - Scarlet 2: Claude (w A$AP Rocky & Teezo Touchdown) [Pop Rap, Kemosabe/RCA]
• Kojaque (🇮🇪) - PHANTOM OF THE AFTERS, THE BALLAD OF JACKIE DANDELION [Irish Rap]

EPs

• Rebel Moon: Songs From the Rebellion (w Jessie Reyez, Tainy, Tokischa, TOKiMONSTA, Black Coffee + more) [Soundtrack, Netflix]
• ODIE - N.F.A. DEMOS [R&B]
• Doe Boy - BEEN HIM [Midwest Trap]
• Vory - EROS (w Mariah the Scientist & Moxie Raa) [R&B]
• Philthy Rich & Yung X - Principles & Morals (w Big Sad 1900 + more) [West Coast Trap]
• 1600J & Dylvinci - 1600GTC (w Rx Papi, Lil Xelly, RealYungPhil, BoofPaxkMooky & Serane) [Plugg]
• Reuben Vincent - General Admission (w Chris Patrick, SWAVAY & Malaya) [Rap, Jamla/Roc Nation]
• MarijuanaXO - Smoke And Mirrors [Milwaukee Trap]

Songs

• Khalid - Please Don't Fall In Love with Me
• Natanael Cano & Bizarap - BZRP Music Session #59
• Lil Wayne & Wheezy - Bless (feat. Young Thug)
• G-Eazy - Femme Fatale (feat. Coi Leray & Kaliii)
• Gaby Music, Lunay & Luar La L - No Te Quieren Conmigo (Remix) [feat. Anuel AA & Bryant Myers]
• DJ Premier & Snoop Dogg - Can U Dig That? Pt. 2 (feat. Daz Dillinger)
• Burna Boy - Tested, Approved & Trusted (Major League DJz Mix)
• Tafia & Meek Mill - Nice Tab
• Quavo & Destroy Lonely - Potato Loaded
• Sipro - Deslactosado (Jowell & Randy's Version)
• Kehlani - After Hours
• Rich Amiri - MADONNA & RIHANNA
• AP Dhillon & Stormzy - Problems Over Peace
• Five Finger Death Punch - This Is The Way (feat. DMX)
• Omar Apollo - Spite
• Gangrene - Oxnard Water Torture
• 41 & MCVERTT - Birthday
• ShepDaddy - WAR STORIES (feat. O.T. Genasis & 03 Greedo)
• SARA-J, Kona Rose, EMI MARIA & FOFU - CrazySexyCool (feat. MadeInTYO)
• Pale Jay & The Ironsides - In Limbo
• Jalen Ngonda - Here To Stay
• Adi Oasis - Multiply (feat. Luedji Luna)
• J5 Slap - Jet Life Bros (feat. Curren$y)
• DJ Flipp & Dante' Harris - Tony & Manolo (feat. Curren$y)
• Amber Mark - Come Around Again
• Kamasi Washington - Dream State (feat. André 3000)
• TKeyPCF - Out My Body (feat. Wizz Havin)
• Fat Wizza - Popping & Dripping (feat. Sauce Walka)
• Cozz - Victoria Secrets
• Cadence Weapon & Machinedrum - My Computer
• Black Sherif - Shut Up
• Blue Lab Beats - Say Wow (feat. IDK & Jay Prince)
• Nasty C - See Me Now (Remix) [feat. Maeta] / coMPRess
• Dust Raps the Blues & Sxlxmxn - Tap Water (Remix) [feat. Mick Jenkins]
• Big Savage - Cool Side (feat. King Hendrick$ & Scotty Drippin)
• Wacotron & Lil Double 0 - On the Flo
• Zero 9:36 - Kill Me
• ShooterGang Kony - Friendly Fire
• 12Vince & FloFilz - The Lobby
• Rome Streetz & Young Chaacha - Pocket Full of Beans (Remix) [feat. Meechy Darko & Zombie Juice]
• FiveStarJay & Heembeezy - Insta Model
• Lil 50 - Nine Lives (feat. YTB Fatt)
• Lil Dell - Kaptivated (feat. Sada Baby)
• Jay Exodus, 38 Spesh & Jay Worthy - Beautiful Life
• Landon Sears, Rexx Life Raj & Chase Murphy - Exfoliate
• DayDayFlex & Eli Fross - Foreign Bosses
• Peso Peso - Dexter's Laboratory
• THOTTWAT - FUKDALAW*
• ZelooperZ & Zack Fox - WOA!
• Tasha Bands Blick Buddha - Truth (feat. Louie Ray)
• G Perico - Troll Patrol
• Jan Blakeee - Gymnastic (Remix) [feat. Chris Palace & Alejo]
• LilDr3co - Flint-Laska (feat. Bfb Da Packman)
• Shawn Eff & EBK Jaaybo - Geeked Up!
• Lonny Love - The CREATORS (feat. Chow Lee)
• Reks & Nezra - Departures (feat. Masta Ace)
• Son of Sam, Masta Ace & Jehst - Come a Long Way (feat. Large Professor)
• Don Rattray & Twit One - Gundogan
• Hardrock - TBA
• BigWalkDog - Hold of Me
• Frank Beats & Babyfxce E - Guitar Session 058
• Odunsi (The Engine), Leather Park, BNYX & Jeriq - Resurrect
• Blockhead - Oh You Fancy
• Hittz & femdot. - Only Kings
• Spark Master Tape - PZZA
• iam3hard - Chucky (feat. 2Sdxrt3all)
• Original God - BDSM PSYCHEDELIC DEATH WARRANT
• Diedrick & Dende - Long Distance
• Pnkblnkt, Brevin Kim & BIGBABYGUCCI - Light My Fire
• YFN Isaiah - FREESTR8DROPP (feat. Jay Fizzle)
• F Golden - goodtimes (feat. Khalil Blu)
• Sam Wise - Rappersdiet / A2b
• Capolow - Bet Not Try
• DKG Kie & 1Up Tee - Stop the Cap
• Da$H - Category 5
• Da$H & Quadie Diesel - Pedigree
• Cult Favorite, A.M. Breakups & E L U C I D - Demolition (DOS4GW Remix)
• Rick Hyde & Chello - If These Walls Could Talk*
• Lil Yee - 4 The Bros
• VonOff1700 - Confessions (feat. PoloGee)
• Jay Wile - Nice Trip / Money Talks (Poof)
• Kokane - Fantasy Island*
• Isaiah Mostafa & Marika Sage - If U Down
• Blueprint - Tough Times Don't Last*
• Jugg Harden - Bayou Barbie
• Slim Trickz - Designer Fit (feat. PLAYERRWAYS)
• Maromaro - Kielbasa
• Samad Savage - Big 3*
• Abby Jasmine - Frequency
• Kwazii - Leaving
• Baby Osamaa - You a Stepper (feat. Vontee the Singer)
• Danté James - Pick It Up (Earth Day) [feat. Sole]
• MarijuanaXO - Candy / Bitty Love
• Paco Panama - Snowfall
• B.A.R.S. Murre (BSF) - Cooker X 3 (feat. Lil Fame & Fuego Base)
• BBKnight - Round of Applause

Old Drop Watches

2023 and 2024 Calendar

Currently running the following:
Anomaly
Escape From Pripyat
Beefs NVG's
ScreenSpaceShaders_update
Atmposherics Anomaly
A.D.E.G.A 1.5.3 part 1 & 2.
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Every time i attempt to launch the game I receive "shader compilation failed, check your log file for additional information."
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The log file states the following:
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* CPU features: RDTSC, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HTT
* CPU cores/threads: 8/16
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Found commandline file!
Initializing File System...
using fs-ltx fsgame.ltx
File System Ready...
FS: 77429 files cached 70 archives, 15845Kb memory used.
Init FileSystem 14.304195 sec
'xrCore' build 9179, Mar 26 2024
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Modded exes version 20240326
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Game started: 26.03.2024 19:39:02.394
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-----loading c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourtc_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'wpn_mosin_snd_silncer_shot', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_blindside_reanim.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourte_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourtf_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
-----loading c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourtc_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'wpn_mosin_snd_silncer_shot', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_blindside_reanim.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourte_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
!!!DLTX ERROR Attemped to override section 'up_sect_fourtf_vssk', which doesn't exist. Ensure that a base section with the same name is loaded first. Check this file and its DLTX mods: c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\system.ltx, mod file mod_system_better_upgrades_weapons.ltx
X-Ray Monolith v1.5.2
gamedata: 'anims\alcohol.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\arena.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\bas_nightvision_1.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\bas_nightvision_2.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\bas_nightvision_3.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\benchmarks\marsh_benchmark.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\blur_bhs.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\cam_shift.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\crouch_forward_long.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\crouch_forward_medium.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\crouch_forward_short.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\crouch_forward_short_alt.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\down.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\fejk.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\actor_move\jump.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\arena.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\drunk.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_00.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_100.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_20.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_40.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_60.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\earthquake_80.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\fatigue.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\idle.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use_fast.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\item_use_slow.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\antirad_hands_eat_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\antirad_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\aptechka_hands_eat_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\aptechka_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\banka_1_hands_eat_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\banka_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\bint_hands_eat_alt_1_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\bint_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\butilka_steklo_1_hands_eat_alt_1_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\butilka_steklo_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\eat_hleb_d_use_h.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\eat_kolbasa_d_use_h.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\eat_rat_d_use_h.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\eat_tushonka_d_use_h.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\gasmask.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\harvest_gather_meat_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\harvest_lean_down_main.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\harvest_lean_down_main_headbob.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\harvest_skin_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\harvest_success_hands_eat.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\pickup.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\tabletki_1_hands_eat_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\tabletki_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\torch.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\vodka_hands_eat_invtrans.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\items_use\vodka_use.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\jump.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\landing.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\landing2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\scope_shake.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\shell_shock.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\shock.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\surge_01.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\surge_02.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\transfer_outfit.ppe'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_a3_augmented_unjam.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_9mm_inspect.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_9mm_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_9mm_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_9mm_unjam.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_inspect_2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_augmented_unjam.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_thales_inspect.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_thales_reload.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_thales_reload_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\aug_thales_unjam.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_draw_vssk_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_holster_vssk_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_attack_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_attack_hands1.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_attack_hands2.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_draw_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_holster_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_knife_stab_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_magcheck_vssk_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_magcheck_vssk_nomag_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_reload_vssk_hands_alt.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_reload_vssk_hands_empty.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_shoot_vssk_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_unjam_vssk_empty_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\barry_unjam_vssk_hands.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\binoc_bore.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\binoc_draw.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\binoc_sprint.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\binoc_walk.anm'
gamedata: 'anims\camera_effects\weapon\blnd_ak101_shoot.anm'
gamedata: ... 73209 more ...
Initializing Engine...
Starting INPUT device...
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Available render modes[1]:
[renderer_r4]
command line "c:\stalkeranomaly\bin\anomalydx11avx.exe" c:\stalkeranomaly -smap1536
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
[c:/stalkeranomaly\appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Loading DLL: xrGame.dll
* [x-ray]: Full Memory Stats
* [win32]: free[137434198416 K], reserved[4436452 K], committed[318540 K]
* [ D3D ]: textures[0 K]
* [x-ray]: process heap[97246 K]
* [x-ray]: economy: strings[113408 K], smem[0 K]
SOUND: OpenAL: enumerate devices...
SOUND: OpenAL: EnumerationExtension Present
dir[1]=C:\StalkerAnomaly\
dir[2]=C:\StalkerAnomaly\bin\
dir[3]=C:\Windows\system32\
CleanDeviceSpecifierList
CleanDeviceSpecifierList OpenAL Soft
devices OpenAL Soft
SOUND: OpenAL: system default SndDevice name is
SOUND: OpenAL: All available devices:

1. OpenAL Soft, Spec Version 1.1 eax[0] efx[no] xram[no]

Executing config-script "c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx"...
[c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
Executing config-script "c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\rspec_default.ltx"...
[c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\rspec_default.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx"...
[c:/stalkeranomaly\gamedata\configs\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
[c:/stalkeranomaly\appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
SOUND: Selected device is OpenAL Soft
* sound: EAX 2.0 extension: absent
* sound: EAX 2.0 deferred: absent
* sound : cache: 524296 kb, 38848 lines, 13820 bpl
Starting RENDER device...
* GPU [vendor:1002]-[device:731F]: AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT
* CREATE: DeviceREF: 3
* Texture memory: 6103 M
* GPU shading: vs(0/4.0/40), ps(0/4.0/40)
* GPU vertex cache: unrecognized, 24
* NVAPI is missing.
* Starting rendering as 2-GPU.
* DVB created: 4096K
* DIB created: 512K
* HWDST/PCF supported and used
* Managed textures disabled
- SSS HUD RAINDROPS SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS RAIN SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS BLOOD SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS BRANCHES SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS SSR SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS TERRAIN SHADER INSTALLED 1
- SSS VOLUMETRIC SHADER INSTALLED 1
THM chunk 2072 fixed, wrong size = 40, correct size = 39
THM chunk 2072 fixed, wrong size = 41, correct size = 40 [4]
THM chunk 2072 fixed, wrong size = 40, correct size = 37
THM chunk 2072 fixed, wrong size = 41, correct size = 40
! c:/stalkeranomaly\appdata\shaders_cache\r4\pp_blur.ps\15361111001100000000001000001012110000102801000000
! error: common_functions.h(43,34): warning X3206: implicit truncation of vector type
common_functions.h(63,2): warning X3206: implicit truncation of vector type
common_functions.h(68,49): warning X3206: implicit truncation of vector type
common_functions.h(100,2): warning X3206: implicit truncation of vector type
pbr_brdf.h(67,11): error X3004: undeclared identifier 'SRGBToLinear'
pbr_brdf.h(185,10): error X1507: failed to open source file: 'pbr_brdf_blinn.h'
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Just like the title says, I can enter the game menu, everything is working there normally, but as soon as I press New Game, it starts loading, gets up until "Synchronizing game resources" then it crashes.
I tried all the graphic options possible, nothing fixed this.
Here are my specs: RX6700 XT
I5 12400F
32GB 3200MHZ
512GB M2 Drive
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And here is the xray crash log: * Detected CPU: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-12400F [GenuineIntel], F6/M7/S5, 2496.00 mhz, 17-clk 'rdtsc'
* CPU features: RDTSC, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HTT
* CPU cores/threads: 6/12
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Initializing Engine...
Starting INPUT device...
Loading DLL: xrRender_R2.dll
Loading DLL: xrRender_R3.dll
refCount:m_pAdapter 1
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
[appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
Loading DLL: xrRender_R4.dll
Loading DLL: xrGame.dll
* [win32]: free[3839772 K], reserved[190300 K], committed[164168 K]
* [ D3D ]: textures[0 K]
* [x-ray]: crt heap[21439 K], process heap[21439 K], game lua[0 K], render[0 K]
* [x-ray]: economy: strings[8499 K], smem[0 K]
SOUND: OpenAL: All available devices:

1. Generic Software, spec. 1.1 (default)
   
2. Generic Software on Speakers (High Definition Audio Device), spec. 1.1
   
3. Generic Software on 3 - B23T-6 LED (2- AMD High Definition Audio Device), spec. 1.1
   
4. Generic Software on Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High Definition Audio Device), spec. 1.1
   
5. Generic Software on 5 - B23T-6 LED (2- AMD High Definition Audio Device), spec. 1.1
   

Executing config-script "gamedata\config\default_controls.ltx"...
[gamedata\config\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "user.ltx"...
Executing config-script "gamedata\config\rspec_minimum.ltx"...
! Unknown command: r1_detail_textures
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'r__detail_density'
~ Valid arguments: float value in range [0.1800,0.4000]
! Unknown command: r__geometry_lod
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'rs_vis_distance'
~ Valid arguments: float value in range [0.7000,1.5000]
[gamedata\config\rspec_minimum.ltx] successfully loaded.
Executing config-script "gamedata\config\default_controls.ltx"...
[gamedata\config\default_controls.ltx] successfully loaded.
! Unknown command: ph_gravity
! Unknown command: r1_detail_textures
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'r3_water_refl_range'
~ Valid arguments: float value in range [600.0000,1000.0000]
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'r__detail_density'
~ Valid arguments: float value in range [0.1800,0.4000]
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'r__detail_radius'
~ Valid arguments: integer value in range [45,150]
~ Invalid syntax in call to 'rs_vis_distance'
~ Valid arguments: float value in range [0.7000,1.5000]
[appdata\user.ltx] successfully loaded.
SOUND: Selected device is Generic Software
* SOUND: EAX extension: present
* SOUND: EAX deferred: present
* sound : cache: 65537 kb, 4856 lines, 13820 bpl
Starting RENDER device...
* GPU [vendor:1002]-[device:73DF]: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT
* GPU driver type: hardware
* CREATE: DeviceREF: 3
* Texture memory: 3072 M
* Direct3D feature level used: 11.0
* GPU shading: vs(0/4.0/40), ps(0/4.0/40)
* GPU vertex cache: unrecognized, 24
* NVAPI is missing.
* Starting rendering as 2-GPU.
* DVB created: 4096K
* DIB created: 512K
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"d:\s.t.a.l.k.e.r. - lost alpha dc\bins\xr_3da.exe" -noprefetch -nospawncheck
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New game arts spawning: zone_buzz_strong_noart -> af_baloon, total arts = 353
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FATAL ERROR
[error]Expression : ai().script_engine().functor("ui_main_menu.main_menu_check", lua_func)
[error]Function : CActor::Load
[error]File : Actor.cpp
[error]Line : 452
[error]Description : Cheats only for real gays. Delete this shit!
​
I cut off some parts since it was too long to post this. Did anyone encounter this error??

I installed 2 x 25 x 1 year Anyconnect licenses onto two ASA's last year. I've just purchased another 25 x 3 year license as I've realised it's coming up to renew.
However when I look on both ASA's it shows the current Anyconnect license is perpetual. I believe the Cisco ASA doesn't validate it but my query is will it stop working after the expiry? Do i still need to load the 3 year license onto the ASA's or can I just keep the purchase on my Cisco portal as proof of purchase?
I'm wondering if it's rebooted if it checks the license file then and will show as expired once it runs out? thanks

As the title says, I've tried accessing it both with the UBC anyconnect VPN and without. None of my finacial history loads actually. Is this just a case of the system being overloaded? Or do I need to contact support,
Thanks for your answers!

Basically, I just want to be able to use my personal laptop for work instead of the company-provided desktop PC.
Since our tools are all web-based, I thought that I only need to be able to connect to the same VPN ob the laptop to be able to load up our tools. I see the server where we are connecting on desktop, so I wonder, If I install Cisco AnyConnect on my laptop and connect to the same server that I see on PC, would that work?
I am not techy, so I'm not sure if this is right or if what I want is even possible?
Edit:
Thanks for the answers. I just want to be a digital nomad and this bulky setup is my problem. I don't mean any harm. I've worked here for years and believe me, I would've leaked all data that I can all ways using their "secure" computer. I'm just saying, it's not an ethics issue.
For security configurations, what can the computer have that I cannot install on my laptop? Mine even has better system which is another reason why I want this. I am even willing to have the company configure it accordingly so I can use it with their consent. Apparently, others have asked and they don't want to allow it because they believe it will affect productivity. That has many factors but anyway, it's not a topic that we have to discuss.
Based on your answers, I don't think I have intentions of even trying this anymore sounds very serious. Now I'll go ahead and maybe just look for a way to hook the deskto to the laptop. Look, at this point, I just don't want to have to bring a monitor, keyboard, and mouse all the time. Is it possible to use a laptop just for display and controls 😅