Launcher self-repair for the sprite file
During the recent update, the sprite file update failed for some players. Once that happened, every further update kept failing — the patcher checks your existing file first and refuses to continue if it's damaged — so those players were stuck, with a full clean reinstall of the client as the only way out.
The launcher now fixes this on its own. On launch it verifies your sprite file and, if it's damaged, downloads a fresh copy, checks it, and replaces it automatically — no reinstall needed. Affected players are unblocked and updates apply normally again. This is already active; there's nothing you need to do.
Creature sprite position correction
Added a system that corrects how creature/Pokémon sprites are positioned on their tile, per facing direction, so off-centered sprites now sit where they should. It comes with two options in the client settings:
• Enable Pokemon correction — turns the position correction on or off (on by default).
• Fix Pokemon healthbar position — places the health/name bar neatly at the top of the sprite instead of the old fixed spot.
Heads-up: this system isn't fully finished yet — more corrections are coming in a later update. If a creature looks off to you in the meantime, please turn it off under Options ("Enable Pokemon correction").
During the recent update, the sprite file update failed for some players. Once that happened, every further update kept failing — the patcher checks your existing file first and refuses to continue if it's damaged — so those players were stuck, with a full clean reinstall of the client as the only way out.
The launcher now fixes this on its own. On launch it verifies your sprite file and, if it's damaged, downloads a fresh copy, checks it, and replaces it automatically — no reinstall needed. Affected players are unblocked and updates apply normally again. This is already active; there's nothing you need to do.
Creature sprite position correction
Added a system that corrects how creature/Pokémon sprites are positioned on their tile, per facing direction, so off-centered sprites now sit where they should. It comes with two options in the client settings:
• Enable Pokemon correction — turns the position correction on or off (on by default).
• Fix Pokemon healthbar position — places the health/name bar neatly at the top of the sprite instead of the old fixed spot.
Heads-up: this system isn't fully finished yet — more corrections are coming in a later update. If a creature looks off to you in the meantime, please turn it off under Options ("Enable Pokemon correction").