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Mods, controls and fixes: what changed in recent patches
After 1.0.0.6, a broken mod may need an update from its author because the modding system changed for security. For controls, use the new Menu / Back binding or the configurable counter-bell shortcut rather than relying on old instructions.
Check the mod author’s compatibility notice
The official 1.0.0.6 note says the modding system was changed to improve security and that some mods may break until their authors update them. That supports checking the game version against the mod’s release notes before troubleshooting unrelated shop mechanics. It does not establish that every mod is broken, name a supported mod loader, or provide an installation procedure. No unverified download is recommended here.
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Use the new bindings
Update 1.0.0.6 adds Menu / Back in Options as a second key that does everything Esc does. Update 1.0.0.5 adds Call next customer (Bell), bound to B by default and rebindable. Hold the bell key to dismiss the current customer, matching the action of holding the physical bell. Distinguish pressing to call from holding to dismiss when checking unexpected customer departures.
Review display settings after the patch
Patch 1.0.0.5 replaces the software frame limiter with VSync and enables it once for everyone; it can be disabled again in Options. The notes also fix fullscreen Alt-Tab returning to a small, misaligned window and add borderless fullscreen for non-16:9 displays. If you are following older advice about tearing or fullscreen behavior, review these changes before treating the old fault as unavoidable.
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Separate fixed issues from fresh reports
The official 1.0.0.5 notes also fix evaporator trace moisture and explain the Water Filter refusal message. Those are specific changes, not evidence that every chemistry or water problem is solved. For a remaining issue, record the version, relevant mod version and the action that reproduces it. This page summarizes official patch notes; it is not a tested mod compatibility list or a guarantee for every system.
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