Changelog

1.5.2

Housekeeping only — no gameplay change. The 1.5.1 balance fix is untouched and behaves identically.

• The version history moved out of the README into this file, so Thunderstore shows it on its own Changelog tab instead of burying it at the bottom of the page.
• Needed its own version because a Thunderstore release can never be edited or re-uploaded; the notes only reach the site attached to a new package.

1.5.1

• Fixed a balance of -$2,147,483,648 after selling poop. Selling at a negative price took the balance below zero, which is harmless on its own — but How To Fish - Extended reads any negative balance as proof that a payout wrapped past the integer limit, and "restores" it to $2,147,483,647. The next sale of anything positive then genuinely overflowed. The balance is now held between $0 and the limit, so neither half of that loop can start.
• Poop keeps its negative prices; a sale simply stops at $0 instead of going under.
• Payouts are bounded at the top too, so nothing else can push the balance past the limit either.
• New ClampBalance setting, on by default. There is no good reason to turn it off.

(1.3.2 and 1.4.x were internal builds and never released.)

1.3.1

Version bump only; 1.3.0 was already published and Thunderstore never allows re-uploading a version.

1.3.0

• The poop model is sized from the item it replaced instead of a fixed world size, and capped, so it no longer fills the screen when held. Scale is now a multiplier around that fitted size; 1.0 is the new default.
• The inventory icon uses the same mesh as the world model.

1.2.0

• Eating poop drains fullness, deals the unpayable remainder as damage, and always poisons you.
• Fish Effects no longer grants poop a timed effect, Drip luck, or an effect line.

1.1.0

• Fixed white poop: the game's custom item shader takes albedo from a texture, so a fresh material rendered untextured white. The original material is now cloned and its albedo map replaced.
• Sell price rolled per poop, encoded into the SyncVar that marks the item.
• Seagulls no longer target poop, and take a cooldown after eating.