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Cereal Soup
Patches
2.3.6 Friday Patch
2.3.6 Friday Patch
Cereal Soup
· published
1 Jul 2022, 16:20 UTC
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Changes
Eye scale slider for all species
All canis ears are unlocked by default
Gem gecko's prices for buying back gems is a bit cheaper
Fixes
Seeky and monthly spinners have their animations back
Presets in the preset market have eyes visible again
Halcyon's Heart minimap icon is returned
Felis detection area is more towards the front of it's body and less in the middle
No more loading under the map (Again)
Seeky and monthly spinner buttons go away after spins
Opening character page in game should not make you stuck? (Unverified)
Deleting and creating new characters should work fine now- the new character should be able to be saved
Sky and weather no longer missing in Primordial
Changing font size for the chat now works properly
Actions no longer stop when you start chatting in chat box
Removed chat commands so that $ no longer says a command was attempted
Ear markings for canis should be working properly again!
Known Bugs
Game crashing between characters of different species might still be a PITA