Changelog

1.1.7

• Added automatic, optional compatibility with MoreFish by ScarlettTech.
• Preserved each MoreFish morph's own body scale while applying Better How to Fish sizes.
• Prevented MoreFish's visual refresh from replacing a Better-sized creature's scale.
• Supported Better size rolls and scaled stats for MoreFish custom species after they are hooked.

1.1.6

• Moved the workbench resize controls above the panel so the sale percentage cannot cover them.
• Moved the catch-card controls inward so they remain inside the screen and card bounds.
• Added working keyboard resizing: press - to shrink and +/= to enlarge the currently visible HUD.
• Fixed the inspected Value by applying the rod sale bonus at the game's native value-rendering method.
• Biggest Catches is now destroyed while the main menu is open and rebuilt after entering a game.

1.1.5

• Made every resize control clearly visible with a HUD SIZE label and high-contrast ASCII - / + buttons.
• Fixed the inspection panel showing both Value and a second Sale value line.
• The vanilla Value field now directly displays the final rod-bonus selling price.

1.1.4

• Restyled every mod HUD except Biggest Catches to better match the vanilla interface.
• Added persistent − and + controls for the rod-workbench prompt.
• The workbench prompt now hides during pause and killscore animations.
• Creature size is integrated into the vanilla killscore line instead of using an overlapping popup.
• Inspection values, catch cards, and killscore rewards now display the real selling price after the player's rod sale bonus.
• Added a configurable vanilla inspection style (VanillaInspectSizeStyle) and removed the decorative size separator.

1.1.3

• Added in-game resize buttons to the Biggest Catches HUD and New Catch card.
• Added an in-game HP button to show or hide creature health bars.
• The UI choices persist automatically in the BepInEx configuration.
• Added each creature's saved size to the vanilla inspection panel.
• Added the community Discord link to the mod description.

1.1.2

• All mod-owned HUD labels, upgrade prompts, size rewards and diagnostic messages now default to English.
• Existing save identifiers, player names and base-game language settings are preserved.

1.1.1

• Fixed remote players being rejected before a rod-upgrade purchase reached their personal wallet.
• Rod upgrades now resolve the buyer from the owning FishNet connection and never inspect teammates' balances.
• Added clear server log reasons for any future rejected rod purchase.

1.1.0

• Expanded melee sharpness and gun bullet upgrades to 255 persistent levels per weapon.
• Generated levels continue increasing damage and use progressively increasing prices.
• Purchases remain on the game's original server-authoritative paths for NoSharedMoney compatibility.

1.0.5

• Health bars now visibly drain from right to left as creatures lose HP.
• Kept the green/yellow/red health colours and exact current/max HP text.
• Prevented health-bar creation errors while the game UI is still loading.

1.0.4

• Fixed rod upgrades stopping when NoSharedMoney is installed.
• Workbench purchases now validate and charge the interacting player's personal wallet.

1.0.3

• The workbench HUD now shows current cumulative luck, reeling speed, and sale bonuses.
• Catch cards now show the catcher's current rod level and all three rod bonuses.

1.0.2

• Made the catch card substantially smaller and less intrusive.
• Added the captured creature's size-scaled sale value to the card.

1.0.1

• Fixed bosses spawning with only their hardcoded base HP instead of full scaled HP.
• Workbench purchases are now charged and validated by the authoritative server.
• Luck is now applied when the catcher and equipped rod are actually known.

1.0.0

• Public release as Better How to Fish.
• Random creature and boss sizes from x1.00 to x25.00.
• Size-scaled health, direct damage, visuals, rewards, and sale value.
• Smooth synchronized world-space health bars.
• Private catch cards and global ranked-catch announcements.
• Persistent multiplayer Top 3 ranking.
• Automatic island workbenches with 25 fishing-rod upgrade levels.
• Luck, reeling-speed, and cumulative sale-bonus progression.