This Hotfix brings together all the fixes and improvements we have made since our last update. Most of these come from your feedback, along with the results of our own internal testing. Thank you for sharing every report with us, it really helps us shape the game.

• Production XP gain reduced by 25%.

• XP rewarded by starting quests halved.

• Level thresholds are now consistent at 420 XP for the first three levels. Previously 0 to 1 needed 420 while 1 to 2 only needed 280, which made the second level arrive instantly.

• Opening hours and mid game progression have both been slowed down, so there is less to track at once.

• Tutorial key prompts now show controller equivalents. \[ TAB ] reads as \[ TAB / Right Stick Press ], \[ F ] as \[ F / Button North ], \[ C ] as \[ C / D-Pad Up ].

• The tutorial step asking for "C" now points to the shortcut shown in the bottom left of the screen instead of naming a keyboard key. This guides controller players correctly.

• Scroll sensitivity was audited across every menu. Lists no longer jump to the top or bottom.

• Locked doors now simply read "Coming Soon". The old details and full version wording were removed.

• Seated customers now have unlimited patience. Standing customers stay on a timer, raised from 60s to 100s.

• A customer holding clothing who runs out of patience no longer leaves. They give up on changing, head to the register to pay, and their timer resets. If they still cannot get through, they leave without paying after roughly 3.5 to 5 minutes.

• Fixed cabins that looked empty but were still invisibly locked to a previous customer.

• A timeout safety net was added to all reservation systems.

• Customers now find fitting rooms far more reliably.

• Fitting room reservations are now released properly after a customer finishes changing.

• Random colour selection now only picks from colours that actually exist in hand, on the cutting table or on the shelf. Workers no longer fetch fabric they already have.

• Button handling now follows the same logic as thread. Workers no longer fail to find buttons sitting on the shelf.

• Workers now finish a half done garment, sewn but missing buttons, before starting to cut new fabric.

• Worker inventory matching is now fully identity based. Two items of the same type and colour can no longer overwrite each other and vanish.

• Fixed a leftover reference on sewing machines that teleported a player made garment into a side slot. Workers now verify the garment is really there.

• Every shelf accepts a single tool type again. Buttons no longer slide underneath thread boxes.

• Fixed the previous day and next day logic. When a day ends, Yesterday holds the previous day and Today starts clean.

• Statistics now display correctly if you save after midnight and reload.

• 128 Chinese keys were improved, including the chair mistranslation. No missing characters were found.

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Summer is here, and so is Regular Update #4. This patch brings new Wall Stand functionality, an auto-alignment placement system, expanded painting options, fresh furniture, and a long list of fixes and improvements based on your feedback.

Tailor Simulator is also -55% during the Steam Summer Sale. If you have been waiting to grab a copy or gift one to a friend, this is the moment.

Customers and staff can now interact with Wall Stands the same way they do with other sales furniture. Customers can purchase clothes displayed on Wall Stands directly, and your tailors and cashiers can hang clothes onto them as part of their normal routine.

Three new modular Clothing Stand pieces have been added: a corner unit, an edge unit, and a wide unit. Snap them together like building blocks to build display setups of any shape and size. The new auto-alignment system locks matching pieces into place automatically.

The painting feature has been extended to Wall Hangers, Clothing Stands, and the Sewing Machine. Build a shop that looks exactly the way you want it.

• Wall Hangers

• Clothing Stands

• World Cup decoration

A translation fix has been applied across all languages: "Olive Green" has been renamed to "Khaki." The Khaki color itself has also been re-assigned to a warmer yellow tone that better matches the name, instead of the previous brown shade.

The purple Brocade variant previously used blue thread because no purple thread existed in the game. The variant has been re-textured to a pink-leaning purple and now correctly uses pink thread.

• Lamps no longer appear unlit in dark scenes. They now visually simulate self-illumination through polished materials, without actually emitting world light, to avoid over-brightening rooms.

• Fixed an issue where the game would always launch in windowed mode.

• Custom monitor resolutions are now detected on launch and added to the in-game resolution list automatically.

• Customer seating logic has been improved. Rare bugs where customers would incorrectly stand up from chairs or appear to walk while seated have been addressed.

• Fixed a rare bug where direct-purchase customers would behave as if they were still waiting for a custom order after buying.

• Added a safety check that runs every 5 seconds to prevent direct-purchase customers from getting stuck while waiting for an open register slot. If they fall off the register queue, they are now re-registered automatically.

• Tailors now physically deliver finished clothes to the cashier in the background, instead of transferring them by reference only. The clothes are invisible during this transfer, but the handoff actually happens in the real.

• Tailors no longer re-produce clothes that were already in their inventory when the game launched. Existing stock is delivered first.

• Fixed inconsistencies between staff inventory and their internal backpack storage.

• Fixed an issue where a tailor producing multiple clothes of the same color would unnecessarily return and re-pick fabric between each item. Fabric is now picked up once, all items are produced, then fabric is returned.

• Fixed tailors using the wrong color fabric during random or sequential production (for example, cutting a blue item from white fabric).

• Tailors now unload their fabric between productions during random or sequential tasks, instead of hoarding fabric in their inventory until the full quota is complete.

• Improved the logic for tailors returning materials to the original spot they were taken from.

• Fixed a button-handling bug: tailors no longer mistakenly discard an entire button box after only partially using it. For example, a box of 28 buttons used on a 10-slot garment previously deleted the full box; the remaining 18 are now preserved.

• Once a tailor is assigned a task and the task UI is closed, the task can no longer be edited (color, quantity, or drop-off location). To make changes, cancel the task and re-assign it. This was disabled to prevent potential bugs.

• Tailors now restock buttons at the add-on desk before leaving, mirroring the behavior of the sewing machine.

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