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Yea, try the repair AA option in Assist. Seems odd though, those things can't be easily changed.

Oh, then that's because of a lack of AGP_Viewpoints so the camera doesn't know where to go.

LOL yea, there's plenty of euro servers for them to go to.

Greed makes the economy fail. Unfortunately it's more than any one man can deal with, i.e. our president. There's no way we'll get out of our debt. Once you accept that, you have to keep living life and managing yourself and your property the best you can. That's all anybody can do.

I know some of the old competition anticheat modules used to check the live executables against a table of known md5's and if you only scan those that are in process your not looking at too many iterations, you could even scan part by part when there are more cycles free to lower the possibility of any lag. 

Just a future thought.

Punkbuster already has MD5 checks for most all the AA files and related DirectX dll files. Also, for registering with something unique, how about using the computer's MAC like AA Account History.

Ah yep it happens, Nate has fixed that already by removing the truck i think (so it won't be there in the next mAAp release).

Bingo. No longer a problem

I think I fixed the ladder sounds on PBall, I set the ladder collision surface type to wood instead of default.

For Square, I just loaded it and I know what's going on. Prior to the MP6 release, I went through optimizing things. The outlying buildings are now staticmeshes (should render faster). I had Delta (one of the MP6 devs) convert the buildings for me and that one particular surface has 2 textures assigned. It's called z-fighting and I don't think I can fix it aside from re-converting it (although I might be able to convert it to a brush, edit the texture then back to a mesh...)

For Bridge Construction, there's some serious BSP tearing there. I removed the zone thingie and it still lingered around. This will take some more looking into.

Thanks for reporting I edited the first post with a bug list.

windows 7
go to control panel
search "calibrate"
under display is
calibrate display colour

this will run you through a series of test to help u calibrate ur monitor from brightness through to making text easier for u to read

I dont know if mac or linux has this built in

See, even Skrewy knows and he needlessly has 16GB of RAM.