Pots placed on stoves and buckets on extractors now work correctly in multiplayer: previously, some players would see items fall into the void or drift around the map. Detaching a pot with the gravgun also works on pots placed by other players — handy when you're sharing a kitchen.

No more spam of "Exception when calling Update on Emrald.Weapons.BaseBulletWeapon" in the top-right when a player connected. It was a race where weapons tried to refresh one frame too early, before the player's 3D model was ready.

Dying while you were in front of the mayor's PC left your keyboard, voice and hotkeys locked once you got out — you had to reconnect to recover control. This is fixed.

The terminal's buttons could also become unresponsive in some cases (after a camera change or opening another UI). They are now always clickable.

The mayor's PC is now fully translated into French — tabs, buttons, forms and status messages switch automatically based on the language selected in the settings. Other languages fall back to English until we add them.

Previously, the city funds vault door was open by default. It is now closed when the server starts.

Upgrading a printer no longer costs the same amount at every level. The first levels are now very cheap and the last ones become a real investment — you can quickly boost a new printer, but maxing level 9 takes patience. The total cost of all 9 upgrades remains identical to before.

Previously, on a server, players other than the host could see upgrade prices or earnings that didn't match reality (their printer values stayed on the code defaults). Now, all players see exactly the same values for each printer.

The Cocaine Dealer no longer has access to printers — they're now 100% cocaine. In return, the sale price of a pack to the NPC is doubled (1,600–2,400 g, vs 800–1,200 before).

On a dedicated server, breaking a keypad was unusable: the progress bar would appear and then cancel instantly, never advancing. Cracking now holds up even if you don't aim at the keypad pixel-perfectly — you just need to stay generally oriented towards it.

Whether you'd placed a printer, a prop, or created a weld with the toolgun, the cleanup menu stubbornly stayed at 0 for every player (including you). The counter now correctly reflects your placed objects and constraints: compressors, balloons, hydraulics, linkers, welds, hoverballs, no-collides, etc. — everything is now cleanupable from the menu.

When you switched your physgun to gravgun mode, you were the only one seeing the orange glow and hearing the suction / launch sounds. Other players still saw the regular blue physgun. Now, the orange aura and the sounds (suction loop, launch, release) are propagated to everyone around you.

Buying a door was hardcoded to the middle mouse click (mouse3). If your scroll wheel was broken or you played on a trackpad, you simply couldn't buy a door. The `Buy / Claim` key is now a full action in the settings: rebind it to whatever you want. The door screen automatically displays the icon of the key you've chosen.

If two players clicked the dealer NPC at the same time, both could see the sell menu open even though only one was allowed to transact. This is fixed: the server now validates the dialog opening, and only the first player to arrive sees the interface — the others receive the refusal directly.

If you died while under arrest, you ended up with two characters: one stuck in jail finishing the sentence, and another back at the spawn point. The sentence is now interrupted immediately on death — a single character respawns normally, and the arrest screen disappears instead of staying displayed on top of the death screen.

The scoreboard displayed your cash + bank added together next to your name, which revealed your full fortune to the entire server. Now, only the cash in your pocket is shown publicly (on the list as well as in your profile) — your bank balance stays private.