Re-Logic has released a new patch for Terraria. According to the release notes, this patch introduces new and improved language support/translations, 4K support, UI scale and zoom options, new furniture, as well as a couple of armor sets.
Furthermore, this patch greatly improves rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p, adds Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu, improves visuals on many different things, and improves Retro lighting consistency.
Here is the complete changelog for Terraria’s latest update:
Terraria – Patch 1.3.5 Changelog:
Features
- Added professional localization for the following languages:
- German
- Italian
- French
- Spanish
- Russian (new)
- Simplified Chinese (new)
- Brazilian Portuguese (new)
- Polish (new)
- Greatly improved rendering and overall gameplay on resolutions larger than 1080p
- Added Zoom and UI scale sliders in the in-game settings menu
- Added most of the main menu’s settings to the in-game settings menu
- Dungeons in newly generated worlds now contain new furniture
- Added a crystal furniture set, and expanded other furniture sets
- Added Arkhalis’s and Leinfors’ developer armor sets
- NPCs who are manually assigned to a room will attempt to return to it when they respawn after being slain
- Improved stability on Mac OS X and Linux
- Improved visuals on many different things
- Improved Retro lighting consistency
Fixes
- Fixed settings button overlaying the armor icon
- Fixed inconsistent naming for Sand Poacher and Granite Golem banners
- Fixed banner buff list extending beyond screen limits
- Fixed hand drawing over backhand glove and shield accessories for female characters
- Fixed Sparky painting and several other rare paintings not naturally spawning properly
- Fixed a certain multiplayer crash
- Fixed sign mouseover text staying on cursor permanently when in Options and Camera menus
- Fixed a world generation crash on Linux
- Fixed a number of minor grammar issues in NPC dialog
- Fixed a certain exploit
- Fixed trapped Granite and Meteorite Chests dropping the wrong item upon breaking
- Fixed Vortex Monolith not selling for as much as it should
- Fixed crash when linking items with invalid prefix ids in chat
- Fixed Pumpkin Shirt and Robot Shirt causing leg skin to disappear when equipped
- Fixed Defender’s Forge closing instantly if opened from below
- Fixed Terraria thinking it has focus when it did not have focus
- Fixed Grand Design and Multicolor Wrench emitting light on use
- Fixed auto-creating a world from the server causing it to always use the same seed
- Fixed Platinum Candelabra not sitting properly on other objects
- Fixed Goblin Tinkerer being slightly smaller than intended
- Fixed petrification death messages being broken for a long while now
- Fixed Wall Creeper dropping gore when blood and gore are off
- Fixed Xeno Staff’s selling price, now consistent with the rest of Martian loot
- Fixed crash when mousing over chests and dressers in the map view
- Fixed settings button colliding with 6th accessory dye slot
- Fixed Corrupt Thorns almost never generating
- Fixed multiple issues with platform/block interaction
- Fixed pillars of dirt appearing above the Underground Desert sometimes
- Potentially fixed an issue where Marathon Medalist would cause FPS drops.
- Platforms from 1.2.4.1 and above now emit particles when destroyed
- Virtual Keyboard should no longer appear unless a Gamepad is being used
- Using Quick Heal to consume restoration potions now properly inflicts mana sickness
- Defender’s Forge now has highlight outlines
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