April 1, 2022 patch

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Source: 3.22.7.0 Update Notes Patch notes 3.22.7.0 Update Notes Changelog: Added: Mask when camera near clip plane intersects water. PvP damage penalty when client is potentially faking lag. (e.g. "lag switch") Added the Biohazard Zombie Plush (unlisted patch). Changed: Various minor gameplay balance adjustments. (detailed below) Render sky fog before transparent objects. Water transparency renders sky fog in forward pass. Updated Unity from 2019.4.35f1 to 2019.4.37f1. Converted hardcoded Anastasia door to text chat component + IOBS component. Fixed: Warning when item blueprints have identical conditions. Leftover holiday chicken on Liberator. [Thanks danaby2] Capturing satellite image when assets are missing from level. Singleplayer pause menu also pauses audio globally. [Thanks Toothy Deerryte] Underwater Mask: The lower-left of this screenshot would previously have been a clear view of underwater zones, but now gets filled with the water color. This should help protect secret underwater locations and bases. Fake Lag Threshold: In recent weeks the exploit of artificially delaying game packets AKA "lag switching" has become more of a nuisance. To combat this, a new setting in the server Config.json file "Fake_Lag_Threshold_Seconds" has been added with a default value of 3 seconds. If there is a delay between input packets from the client greater than this threshold they will be penalized for a corresponding duration minus one second. For example if the threshold is 3 seconds and the server does not receive any inputs from a client for 3.2 seconds, they will be under penalty for 2.2 seconds. During a fake lag penalty the client's damage against other players is multiplied by the "Fake_Lag_Damage_Penalty_Multiplier" setting which defaults to 0.1 or 10%. For example if the multiplier is 0.2 then the client will only deal 20% gun and melee damage against other players while under penalty. Unfortunately false positives are relatively likely if the client framerate hitches, for example while loading a dense region. With the netcode rewrites of the past year these hitches should gradually be ironed out, but for the meantime the "Fake_Lag_Log_Warnings" setting can be enabled to help tune the threshold.