Launcher v1.0.1.0
The latest client update is now available — open the launcher to update. Here's what's new:
Action Bars
• Build your own action bars: make as many as you want, horizontal or vertical, resize them and choose how many slots each has, then drag them anywhere and lock them in place. Every bar is saved per character.
• Drop your moves onto a slot and cast them with a click. Each slot shows the move's cooldown and a type-colored icon, and shares the same hotkeys you already use.
• Drop items straight from your bag onto a slot: click to use them, and the count updates live as you use or pick them up — it even counts items sitting inside closed bags.
• Need another bar? A new button next to the chat controls creates one whenever you want.


WASD Movement Mode
• A new optional way to play: move with W, A, S and D while the chat stays out of your way. Turn it on in Options > Game, or with the small toggle above the chat — it's off by default, so nothing changes unless you want it to.
• Fight without the mouse: one key attacks the nearest target, and another pair cycles through enemies in your battle-list order.
• Move diagonally by holding two direction keys together, or with Q, E, Z and C for the four corners.
• Auto cast: a single key rotates through the moves you choose, automatically skipping any your Pokemon can't use right now or that are still on cooldown.
• Press Enter to chat and you're back to walking the instant you send or hit Escape. Every key can be remapped from the "Configure controls..." button, and your setup is saved.
Moves Window Transparency
• You can now make the Moves window see-through: open its settings with the small gear icon and drag the new Opacity slider to fade the window's frame as much as you like.
• Only the frame fades — your moves and their text stay perfectly sharp — so the window blends into your screen while everything you need stays easy to read.
• Your setting is saved and comes back automatically every time you log in.
Repair Fix
• Fixed the client's Repair failing for some players whose game folder sat in a path with special characters — for example an accented Windows username. Repair now works no matter what characters are in your folder path.
These are big changes, and a few issues may have slipped through unnoticed. If you run into any problem — or just have feedback — please let us know.





