What changed, release by release.

Timbre has a new look: slanted buttons, glass panels and one gold action to a screen, from your Library to Paint.

• Dragging a model now turns it the way Blender does; Settings → Appearance can reverse it.
• The texture picker lists the likeliest textures first for each map, and the model view's bars line up.
• Paint's sheet view and the layers sit beside the model instead of over it.
• Pointing at a texture in the texture picker shows it on the model before you choose it.
• The model view's tools, panels and bars sit side by side and no longer cover each other, at any window size.
• When an update can't bring a few mods along, the rest of your library still opens, and Health lists those mods with Try again.
• Importing your convene history needs one press: open Convene History in the game and Timbre carries on, banner by banner.
• In game opens as a full page: a tab for each character on screen, and pointing at her or a part lights it in the game.
• Convene is on the rail: import your pull history, see your pity and plan pulls along it.
• Timbre has a new icon: a glowing Chladni figure, the pattern sand draws on a plate ringing at an overtone.
• Convene is one page: plan pulls along your pity, see what each five-star took, and replay every ten-pull.
• A character wearing a mix shows one outfit at a time on her page; point at a band or pick a bar to see another.
• The tools, bars and panels of Paint, Fit and the model view wear the same glass and square-cut corners as the rest of Timbre.
• Health refreshes as mods appear or leave the library, and Check again rereads every tidy-up.
• Inside opens straight on the mod's description, scrolls, and a tap on the slant gives the text the whole page.
• The update page shows the new Timbre downloading, and offers Update now once it has arrived.
• On a mod's Inside tab, each change kept over an update shows a picture of your texture and the update's.
• Quitting Timbre with an unsaved description edit now asks whether to save it first.
• A mod's page has an Inside tab that reads its description in plain words; a row opens the file right on the picture.
• A mod's description reads as clean text, each problem said in plain words under its line.
• Browse's and Downloads' top picture now sits below the window's bar, so search and Play stand clear of it.
• Search and Play stay readable over pictures at the top of a page, on a soft patch of glass.
• Health shows every kind of problem and tidy-up in a list on the left, and the one you pick beside it with its fix.
• The buttons that choose how a mod's picture shows stand on their own glass, readable on any picture.
• Strings and numbers in a mod's description are now coloured apart.
• Every mod's pictures open in one viewer with zoom, copy, remove and make cover, from the pane, a row or the grid.
• Tap a mod's picture to see it whole right on its page, then copy it or make it the cover.
• Downloads shows each step a mod takes as it lands, and an archive that will not open asks for another file.
• Rename a character or weapon, or change its picture, right on its page: press Edit and type over its name.
• A weapon's page now opens on the same big header as a character's, and a weapon mod can be filed under any weapon when you add it.
• Hints look the same everywhere and never hide behind the header, and the Library's selection marks match the buttons.
• Adding mods from files no longer keeps the import window open: they show in Downloads and land there, one after another.
• Browse and Downloads open on a wide picture running to the window's top, and Downloads shows what is next beside the arriving mod.
• The Mod grid setting offers Even and Masonry; a grid set to Slanted shows as Even.
• Your Mod grid choice now shapes the mod pictures on GameBanana, Downloads and History too.
• Tooltips now wear the same dark plate and sharp corners as the rest of Timbre.
• Dialogs, menus and floating bars now have the same sharp corners as the buttons they hold.
• Rows, small buttons and banners across Timbre now share the slanted cut of its buttons, and a chosen row lights its edge.
• History takes back your last 30 days, and Health's Tidy up shows the space old versions take, with Let go to free it.
• Every mod you add or update shows in History, where Take back removes it again and Put back returns it.
• Report a problem now follows each report on GitHub and says when a release fixes it, and when you have the fix.
• Downloads opens on the same hero as Browse, turning through what you added last while nothing is arriving.
• Play now shows what the game is doing: each step as it starts, who is on screen, and why your mods are missing.
• Opening a character is smooth: her portrait flies into her page, which arrives complete, and her mods rise in.
• Banners are frosted glass, show the mod's cover in its character's colour, and put Open on the right.
• What's new lists every earlier release under its version, so you can read any release's notes in Timbre.
• History takes back any change, not only the newest, wherever the mods it changed are still as it left them.
• Downloads and History are pages of their own: watch what's arriving, cancel a download outright, and take back a change from its card.
• Updates and what's new open as a full page: the highlights with their pictures, every change one press away, readable offline.
• Type a setting's name in the Ctrl+K search to jump straight to it in Settings.
• Settings → In game → Keys marks a key two of Overtone's actions share in amber and names the other.
• Settings opens as a page of its own beside the rail, with a search and every section listed down the side.
• Opening a mod no longer stretches or jumps its picture, and a worn mod in the Slanted grid shows a lit edge.
• The top of Timbre's window now shows its name, centred above the app.
• Messages now arrive as cards in the bottom-right corner: trouble stays until you deal with it, and progress shrinks to a slim strip.
• Settings → Appearance can keep the window's controls always shown instead of hiding them at the top edge.
• Choose how a character's mods are laid out in Settings → Appearance: an even grid, slanted tiles or masonry.
• Ctrl+K searches GameBanana, and Browse's hero adds a mod to your library in one press.
• Browse opens on the week's most liked mod, your characters with what is new for each, and rows that open whole.
• Browse's tiles show a mod's other pictures as you move across them and say what you already have.
• Settings → Appearance → Mod pictures chooses how every mod's page shows its picture.
• A mod's page can show its picture fitted, whole, or behind the whole page, switched from the picture.
• Installing from a GameBanana page now shows its progress there and turns the page into the installed mod.
• A character's header fits your window and shows each mod's picture whole, without cutting off heads.
• Choosing a character in Health and the in-game panel uses the same search as adding a mod.
• Choosing whom a mod is for now looks like its files: a search and every character by her element.
• Choose mods with the round check on each tile, then Wear, Mix, Group, Move or Delete them from the bar below.
• Adding a mod now flows from the Add panel into its page, and the page no longer shows the library through it.
• Clicking a mod on a character's page opens its full page; Back returns to her mods.
• A character's page has a row above her mods with Find, Mix and the filter, and her header is quieter.
• Adding a mod from a link, an archive or an update now opens as a full page with room for its pictures and files.
• Add a mod links to the game's page on GameBanana, to find a mod to paste.
• Add a mod now dims the window: drop a mod anywhere, paste a GameBanana link, or choose files.
• Opening a mod now carries its picture from the grid into its panel and on to its full page.
• A character whose mods change the same part now shows an amber dot on her Library tile.
• A mod's side panel and its full page now look like the character page, with Wear in place of Enabled.
• A character's page opens on a large picture of what she wears, which folds into the top bar as you scroll.
• Ctrl+K shows your recent characters, pictures for every result, and what each character is wearing.
• Adding or updating a mod now shows it as its page will look, with clearer, shorter messages when something is wrong.
• The Library shows each character's avatar on her element's colour, with what she wears, and filters by element.
• While the game runs with Overtone, Play becomes In game and opens what the game is drawing.
• The top bar stays clear until the page scrolls under it, and Search is a button in the bar.
• Downloads stay in the left bar with a ring that fills as they arrive, and the bar's marker glides to where you are.
• The window now takes the colour of the character you're looking at, and the colour of whoever your pointer rests on in the Library.
• A mod's pane and page let you set its cover, hide a picture with Undo, and add pictures by dropping or pasting them.
• A mod's page shows every screenshot whole in its strip, and its arrows sit centred.
• A mod's page edits its author, version and link the way adding a mod does: ✎, type, Enter.
• Updating a mod from its GameBanana page now picks the file that replaces it whole and warns about any other, as a mod's own Update does.
• Opening an archive in a list of several now unfolds it into the same sheet as a single import, and nothing jumps while archives load.
• Adding a mod from GameBanana and importing an archive now look the same, with the author, version and link editable in place.
• Meshes you bring into a mod in Blender, from another mod, WWMI-Tools or a file, now bend with the character as soon as you save.
• On a Mac you can drag a GameBanana link from your browser onto Timbre to add the mod.
• Every screen has one back arrow in the same corner, and it returns to the screen you were on before.
• The import window is narrower, so a mod's picture and fields sit closer together.
• Add a mod opens on an empty card to drop a mod on, and the import window shows at once while archives are read.
• A GameBanana link in the import dialog fills in the mod's author, version and pictures, and its cover unless you picked one.
• A mod from GameBanana that holds several characters is filed under each of them, and the character picker says where a mod goes.
• Importing a mod is simpler: pick the cover, add or remove pictures, and fix names right in the list.
• On Linux, Delete in Timbre now moves a mod to the Trash, where your file manager can put it back.
• Timbre now installs on a Mac with Apple silicon and on Linux to manage your mods, and keeps itself up to date there.
• On a Mac, Timbre manages your library, deletes go to the Trash and shortcuts use ⌘; playing and updating stay on Windows.
• A mod you edited in Blender now picks up better texture placement too, and keeps your edit.
• A problem report now includes what your game showed Overtone about each character, so a fix can reach every player.
• Mods get their textures right on a fresh install, without anyone having to play each character first.

• Updating a mod no longer freezes the preview and Paint while the new version is merged.
• Adding a mod no longer freezes the preview and Paint while it is made native.
• Timbre stays quick while the game runs with many mods on, even when the game draws a mesh none of them describes.
• GameBanana pages you opened before appear at once, even after restarting Timbre.
• A GameBanana page you open again appears at once while Timbre checks it for changes.
• Timbre notices what changed in your mods folder faster.

• The model view's parts list and counts show only the figure you have chosen.
• The model view centres each character on what is drawn, holds its size between tabs, and Paint's panels line up.
• The model view centres its switches and the model on the window, keeps your camera as you switch tabs, and eases panels in.
• The model view has Undo and Redo buttons, and its switches stand on their own without a bar around them.
• The part card's buttons are icons: show only this part, hide it, or paint it.
• Copy picture in the model view puts the picture on the clipboard again.
• The texture picker holds still as you try textures, suggests by map, and a click on the model picks a part instead of hiding it.
• A mod made by a newer Overtone now says to update Timbre in its Inside notes, as the Health page does.
• Settings saved by an early beta now carry over to each game instead of being skipped.
• After a power cut, textures and edited models that were cut short are rebuilt instead of drawing broken.
• A model you save from Blender is no longer left broken by a power cut during the save.
• Timbre's icon in the Windows taskbar is sharp instead of blurry.
• Pressing a dropdown's edge or scrollbar no longer closes it.
• The Library's tiles show each character's and weapon's name and the outfit it wears in full, without repeating the character.
• Rebuilding Timbre's index keeps every mod where you had it, its page and History included.
• Pointing at another mod on the Downloads hero shows its cover, name and buttons, and clicking opens that mod.
• The Health page's mod panel shows an update of its mod as soon as it lands.
• Downloads shows the cover of a mod you just added from your own files, not a blurred picture of its character.
• Mods you add from your own files, or rename and move after they arrive, now open from Downloads with their covers.
• A character wearing a mix of outfits centres each outfit's picture in its band on her page.
• A rescan, or an update of the mod you are looking at, now shows at once on the page you have open.
• A mod you install while its character's page is open now shows on that page at once, turned on if you asked.
• Banners, the Loadout wheel, Downloads' covers, Browse's picture and the search panel now sit right in the window.
• Moving between pages keeps one top bar: Play no longer doubles or jumps.
• The split picture on a History card leans like every other slanted edge.
• A character's page opens with her outfit and mods in place, instead of blinking while the library is busy.
• Report a problem's cards and text box have the same sharp corners as its buttons, and its side column lines up.
• Report a problem's kinds slide a slanted plate to the one you pick.
• Redo now puts back only what Undo took, in order, and never a change you took back from its History card.
• Report a problem's attachment rows highlight as you point at them, and each optional file is switched by its whole row.
• Settings no longer jumps when you open Help.
• Browse and Downloads say how long ago something was the same way, down to the minute.
• The sidebar's first icon now lines up with the page title.
• What's new no longer flashes as it opens, shows where its notes will be while it reads them, and follows the highlight you point at.
• A missing cover or screenshot looks the same everywhere, washed in its character's colours where Timbre knows whose it is.
• What's new lines the list of changes up with the update's details, and says plainly when a release has no highlights.
• When Timbre can't reach GitHub, About says so in one sentence instead of a wall of error text.
• The back arrow at the top left is easier to see.
• Reduce motion's Always now calms every animation Timbre draws, and the system's setting is followed as it changes.
• Reduce transparency now turns off every blur and see-through panel, and Never keeps the window's colour wash.
• A mod's name keeps one size from its GameBanana page to its own page, and Escape while renaming no longer closes it.
• Browse says when a character's highlights could not load and offers Retry, and Space previews the mod you are on.
• A mod's page shows its description, outfit and Blender buttons again, and typing its page link fetches its pictures.
• A mod's page opens from wherever you pick it with its picture gliding in and its details already there.
• The variants on a mod's page line their names up in one column, and their redundant tooltips are gone.
• A mod page's picture layout switch is a rounded control, and the layout now wipes in with its blur already in place.
• Changing the picture layout on a mod's page wipes across like a change of picture, and the switch no longer flickers.
• The picture layout switch on a mod's page shows its icons again on macOS.
• Clicking the picture in a character's header opens the mod she wears.
• The picture layout switch on a mod's page is a segmented control again, and the picture glides into its new layout.
• The picture layout buttons on a mod's page stay readable over bright pictures.
• In Backdrop the picture strip sits above the character's outlined name.
• Installing a mod from its GameBanana page now opens the new mod's page in Timbre once it lands.
• A mod's page in Backdrop fills the window behind the rail, its blur fades in, and switching mods wipes.
• Install on a GameBanana page starts at once, and Cancel shows it is stopping straight away.
• A GameBanana mod's page now opens in its character's colour, its buttons where adding a mod puts them.
• A character's page glows in her colour behind both the header and her mods.
• Opening a character or a mod takes on its colour as the page opens, not a moment after.
• A GameBanana mod's page now fills the window, its pictures to the top, like adding a mod.
• Imported mods no longer take their cover or screenshots from texture folders.
• The selection bar blurs only over mods beneath it, the folded header blurs too, and a short window no longer scrolls past the grid.
• Clicking a mod opens it at once, and the selection bar sits below the grid instead of over it.
• Adding a mod no longer flickers as its page opens, its pictures show, and its colour lights the whole window.
• Clicking a mod opens it again first time, double-click wears it, and the selection bar sits flat along the bottom.
• An outfit with no mods shows one centred line, and a missing picture is only the blurred character.
• Delete is red again, a mod pane's buttons show on bright pictures, and a selected tile's outline is no longer cut off.
• Timbre's hints and notes are shorter and say only what to do.
• A mod with many variants shows six and a Show all button, and its page scrolls without a bar over the pictures.
• Opening a mod's pane or page and going back no longer flashes at the end.
• On a GameBanana page Install no longer overlaps the pictures, and I have this is a button.
• A mod's own page starts at the top of the window, its pictures filling the height.
• Opening a mod and stepping through its pictures no longer flickers.
• A character page with nothing worn shows her softly blurred instead of a stretched portrait.
• Settings → Appearance → Opacity now reaches from see-through to fully solid.
• A mod drawn from several of a character's meshes now reads each part's textures and Mix labels from the right mesh.
• A power cut while a mod is saved, made native or borrowed no longer leaves an empty file in its place.
• Updating a mod from its page keeps the pictures you added to it, and the cover you chose among them.
• Pictures you add when importing a mod keep their names, so fetching the mod's page no longer replaces them.
• Timbre keeps your comments and layout in a mod's notes file, and leaves one a newer Timbre wrote untouched.
• Thumbnails under a GameBanana mod's pictures are the size of the ones on your own mods' pages.
• An update or an alternate dropped on a mod keeps its pictures, author, version and link.
• Every weapon shows its own picture; The Last Dance, Red Spring, Somnoire Anchor and two rectifiers showed another's.
• An import with no screenshot shows the character's portrait, and the add-picture slot is a full thumbnail.
• A mod whose folders name different authors now shows the author named nearest its top.
• A GameBanana page and an archive no longer jump while they load, and typing a name in Japanese or Chinese no longer imports on Enter.
• A mod that names its author in its ini keeps that author when its page names another.
• A mod's own author is no longer replaced by the one its download page names, on install or update.
• An author or version you correct when adding a mod now stays even where the mod names its own, and one you empty is cleared.
• A borrowed model keeps finding the character and the mod it was made from after you rename or move their folders yourself.
• Renaming or refiling a mod in Timbre keeps every borrowed model made from it working.
• A mod nobody gave a version no longer shows 1.0.0, and its GameBanana page no longer overwrites a version its author set.
• Dropping a mod on Add a mod's card works on a Mac.
• A borrowed model keeps finding the character and the mod it was made from after your mods folder moves.
• An imported mod no longer gets a second copy of a picture it already has from its GameBanana page, and its pictures arrive faster.
• On a Mac or Linux, Timbre no longer remakes a mod you have open in Blender, or opens it in a second Blender.
• Timbre also recognises a mod on its page by its BMP and GIF pictures.
• A cover picked from a screenshots folder inside a zip or rar now shows as the mod's picture.
• Ticking files in the import dialog no longer makes its list jump taller and shorter.

Mods for every character get their textures right on a fresh install of the game's latest version, on HD and UHD textures.

• Lynae's black undershirt no longer shows over outfits that replace her body.
• Suoming's skirt shadow is gone from her first frame, and Mix lists it so you can keep or hide it.
• Mods that swap the game's UHD textures find them after one play at UHD, and learning textures costs your frame far less.
• Mods for Cartethyia's Fleurdelys form get their textures right on a fresh install of the game's latest version.
• What Overtone ships about each character now applies to your game on every PC, not only the one it was recorded on.
• The in-game Wardrobe now says when mods won't draw because Timbre and Overtone are different versions, and what to do.
• Parts are named for what they are, such as Face · Part 2, in Timbre, the game's Mix page and Blender.
• The In game page shows the game's own picture of a character no mod of yours dresses, and Take again takes a new one.
• Suoming's mods, and recent outfits of twelve more characters, get their textures right on a fresh install.
• Mods that draw from more than one of a character's meshes now get the same textures on every machine.
• Accessories and reworked pieces in mods get their textures right on a fresh install too.
• The Loadout page shows every character at once: open any loadout, dress it in place, and set the in-game wheel from Timbre.
• What a switch needs of another now names its positions as the overlay does, Chinese and pinyin names read.
• Every slanted edge in Timbre leans a little less, from the header's picture to the buttons.
• Every picture now has the same small corners as the buttons, and the import page's rows line up.
• Lists, highlights and warnings stand straight now; only buttons and the things you press keep the slanted cut.
• Buttons, fields, menus and rows share the header's slanted cut, and what is chosen lights along its edge.
• Report a problem is now a page that shows what goes with your report, the mods from your last game, and each report you sent.
• Settings is simpler: eight sections, a search, and in-game options kept for each game on its own.
• Unnamed pieces are called Part 3.017 in Blender and in descriptions, and your library moves to the new names on its own.
• A mod is set up again by itself when Overtone learns more about its character, instead of keeping an older guess.
• The log now lists the DirectX files a game loaded and says if it draws with DirectX 11, to find why mods do not show.

• A large mod library loads into the game about a fifth faster.
• Dumping a character stalls the game far less: a large dump held the game for up to 20 ms, now under 1.
• Mods load about a fifth faster when the game starts and each time a change to them is picked up.

• Dumping a mix of an older mod and a newer one now works instead of being refused.
• Mods that pick their textures draw by draw, such as Suoming's Distant Land Dancer, wear the right textures on every piece.
• Playing before Timbre has opened your library after an update no longer leaves what the game showed under the old version.
• Hsin - Velvet's borrowed body now moves with Hsin instead of standing still.
• Attacking or clicking while wearing a mod with its own help or menu no longer reloads your mods on every click.
• A mod's weapon no longer takes another part's colours after you play the character again on a new game version.
• Character screens show a mod's own textures: Denia's face and Zani's suit there now match what you see in the world.
• Overtone guesses fewer wrong texture roles; a texture it is unsure of is left for you to place.
• Mods whose key cycles back through a colour, like CHRONOPATTERN Alt's Fleurdelys colours, no longer fail to import.
• The runtime log no longer drops lines in busy scenes, and a session's log is about a fifth smaller.
• Hsin - Velvet, which puts Galbrena's body on Hsin, draws whole again, in Hsin's shading for now.
• A mod Overtone can draw only in part, like Hsin - Velvet, is put back as its author shipped it rather than drawn half.
• Iuno's sandals and other parts that share a texture with another part now wear a mod's or a dump's textures for it.
• Mods that keep their outfit in a subfolder, like Suoming's Summer swimsuit, show the whole outfit again, not only the hair.
• A mod whose pack holds a folder missing its mesh files updates again instead of stopping with "would name another piece".
• Suoming's mods are listed under Suoming, and a mod filed after installing is no longer refused when Overtone updates it.
• Reduce motion set to Never or Always in Settings now holds on every screen, whatever the system asks.
• After a power cut, a mod whose files were cut short is rebuilt the next time Timbre starts instead of drawing broken.
• An edited mod no longer draws stale bones far away or after a game update, and what the game learns of a mod is no longer lost.
• An older Overtone no longer changes a mod library that a newer Overtone or Timbre has already updated.
• A key press, a preset and Timbre writing a mod's switches at the same moment no longer lose one of them.
• A mods folder macOS keeps Timbre out of now says so, opens the setting that allows it, and never loses pictures in an update.
• A new mod is named for its character even where another mod of your library was filed under someone else.
• Suoming is known by name, so her mods and dumps are filed under her.
• Settings shows the Blender Timbre opens, or Not found; the recorder names its stop key; dump and Play messages follow your language.
• The in-game overlay's On screen tab, a worn mod's switches and Mix's highlights find your mods again whatever case their folders use.
• Play now starts Wuthering Waves on DirectX 12, which fixes mods not showing on PCs where the game picked DirectX 11.
• Timbre, the overlay and the MCP tools call each section of a character a part, as Blender and the guides do.

Save diagnostics now includes the game's own crash report and ReShade's log, and can include the hang dump.

• Timbre's setup now shows the beta terms for you to accept before it installs.

• Completing a choice of several words in a condition now writes it in quotes, so the condition still reads
• When the model view cannot draw a mod, Timbre says so and lets you close it, rather than going blank.
• A mod whose file ends in .INI is now named in Health with the rename it needs, and one named ~DISABLED is read as WWMI reads it.
• The texture picker and Paint name maps as modders do (Diffuse, Light map), and a Zenless Zone Zero mod's picker offers its own maps.
• A mod's Outfit row now names the outfit it is listed under, even after the outfit it was filed under is renamed.

Mix in game shows each outfit as a column of checkboxes, keeps what you point at lit, and asks before dropping changes.

• Pointing at a piece in Timbre's Mix lights it in game without slowing the game.
• The saved diagnostics list the game's DirectX files, and the log says when the game has not used Overtone's after a minute.
• Timbre's runtime options now list only the settings a player changes; old troubleshooting switches are gone.

• The Mix page opens faster, in game and in Timbre, most for a character with many outfits
• In game, the Mix page lights the piece you point at for as long as you point at it, without slowing the game.

• A mod's normal map on hair or a face, which the game never shows, is no longer put on them.
• Outfits that carry a bone remap no longer come out with twisted legs or bodies after an update.
• Mods that pick their textures by WWMI's format filters, like Slap's Hsin, Suisui and Yangyang outfits, wear their textures again.
• Rover (Male) mods now get their textures without anyone having to play him first.
• The Mix page in game and in Timbre agree on what a part shows, and no longer call a part bare where the game's own shows.
• With ray tracing on, a mod that changes one part of a character, such as her face, now draws.
• Aemeath mods whose hash fix moved a light map onto the normal map draw their own light map again.
• With ray tracing on, an accessory worn beside an outfit now draws, and the outfit with it, instead of the game's own.
• Mods with their own UV layout no longer turn see-through in a skill form, such as Suisui's knees in her ink form.
• Mods an earlier update left on outdated bone weights, like Hsin's Azur Bunny, are rebuilt so they no longer stretch.
• Mods that work out their bone map size, rather than writing it as a number, no longer stretch once made native.
• With ray tracing on, an outfit turned on while playing now shows instead of the character's own clothes.
• Mods that bring their own copy of WWMI's bone remapper, like Slap's Hsin outfits, no longer stretch or twist once made native.
• A key that steps through outfits is no longer dropped when one of its steps applies in every state
• An update's conflict over a look or a switch's condition now reads with your mod's own option and choice names
• An update no longer marks a look as changed when only the wording of its condition differs, and a look conflict reads as the file says it
• Timbre and the in-game Mix page agree on which pieces an outfit wears, and an outfit another one covers no longer shows as worn.
• A description written by hand reads a choice spelled as a number the same way in its looks, conditions and defaults.
• A greyscale PNG texture with a transparent shade now keeps its transparency.
• A texture picked for one outfit of a mod that ships several in one folder no longer lands on the others
• Mods that build more than one skeleton, like Setsuna no Chou for Shorekeeper, are no longer refused.
• Textures picked for a mod whose key moves several values land where that key's look shows them, and explain tells what it draws
• A mod split over two folders that stopped updating again after its other half updated updates again.
• Turning off Talk to Timbre during a session stops dumps and screenshots being reported to Timbre.
• With Talk to Timbre turned off, a dump or a screenshot no longer opens a channel to Timbre.
• A mod split across folders, such as Hsin - Morning Mist, now changes every folder when you switch an option in one.
• Mods split into several folders that share textures and switches, such as Hsin - Morning Mist, now wear them in every folder.
• A modded body weighted to the game's own face or hands no longer trails them by a frame in motion.
• A modded character no longer lags a frame behind the game's own face and hands while she moves.
• A modded part weighted to the game's own face or hands now follows them in motion instead of breaking away.
• A mod that edits the game's shaders, or binds a vertex buffer past the fifth, now behaves in Overtone as under WWMI.
• The overlay saves settings only when you press Save, F7 keeps its own choice, and improved defaults reach settings you never changed.
• A mod line with a note after a ; no longer hides a part XXMI shows, and shape keys work whatever their letter case or comments.
• Outfits that pick their textures through nested RabbitFX lists, like Hsin - Morning Mist, now wear their own textures.
• Hsin's Glimpse and Glimpse Ult mods can now be made native instead of being refused.
• A mod that replaces only part of a character's model, like an outfit for Hsin's ultimate form, is now recognised as hers.
• Settings you never changed now follow Overtone's defaults, so a better default reaches you with the update.
• A mod shows under the same name in Timbre and in the game's overlay: the name its author gave it, else its folder's.
• The overlay and Timbre agree on preset names: Beach and beach are one preset, and the wheel never makes a second Beach.
• A dump no longer takes in a mesh of another character that shares only unused bones with the one you picked.
• Mods turned on after the game started with none drawn now appear without restarting the game.
• Mixing outfits in Timbre now shows what the game draws: an outfit you mix in is never dropped for another when you wear it.
• The game always loads the mod library Timbre shows, even from an older settings file.
• The log, the shader cache and edited shaders are kept again when your Windows user folder has letters outside English.

An AI assistant connected to Overtone can now reset a mod to what Overtone derives from its files, dropping every pick.

• Proposed changes and kept edits name each texture by its folder in the mod and say a material's textures in words.

The library has a Weapons tab beside Characters once you have a weapon mod, and a weapon inside an outfit switches on its own.

• A finished download can now be cancelled while it installs, and one interrupted mid-install is finished on the next start.
• A weapon inside a mod pack is shown with its outfit's name and cover, and Health files a pack's weapons by name.
• A weapon inside a mod pack gets a folder named for it, out of any empty folder it shipped in.
• Updating a mod pack keeps each weapon inside it, with its choices, even after its folder was renamed.
• Turning an outfit on now turns on the weapon that came with it, and you can still turn the weapon off on its own.
• Another mod manager's backup, temp and restore folders are no longer listed as mods, and Health offers to clear them. (#4)
• Health lists mod folders not named after their character and mod, and renames them all with one press.
• Renaming a mod or moving it to another character renames its folder to match, and an update still finds a renamed mod.
• A mod you import or download is named once, and Timbre files its folder as Character - Name, such as Chisa - Radiant.
• Importing several mods shows each one's progress, and Cancel stops an import before anything is added.
• Health can update a mod anyway past its warning, and Undo puts it back.
• Health lists the mods an update left as they were, with why, and the update's notice opens it.
• When you add a mod from an archive, Timbre shows the character it is for and fills in its author, link and version.

• Turning a mod on or off does less work behind the scenes, so the page settles sooner.
• The Loadout page updates faster after you turn a mod on or off.

• The Play button appears as soon as Timbre finds your game, without a restart.
• Health's Not updated list names each mod, shows its cover and opens it to say why.
• Renaming a choice now renames it in every condition, and the description pane stops warning about switches that exist.
• Turning a mod on or off moves its switch at once, and the mod's panel no longer flickers.
• Overtone guesses the roles of unlabelled mod textures by one set of rules, and its library check after an update runs faster.
• A mod deleted outside Timbre stops being drawn and leaves your presets, and turning mods on and off is quick again.
• Several mods dropped on a mod now ask whether they belong with it, and one dropped on a character's page lands under that character.
• Switching presets no longer prepares the same textures again each time.
• One press of Make native now makes every mod native it can, without pressing again.
• Mods that only hide or retexture the game's own parts are no longer listed as not native in Health.
• Mods without a cover show their character's art in Health instead of a black square.
• Downloading or updating a mod no longer freezes Timbre while the archive unpacks.
• Importing a mod no longer freezes Timbre, and the dialog shows that it is importing.

A character dressed by several mods, a hair and an outfit say, moves as one on every piece

• A modded part weighted to a bone only the game's own face or hands carry follows it instead of freezing.
• A mod keeps drawing right after a game update that renumbers a character's bones, near-identical bones included.
• Nested mods are named by their own words, such as Bow or Chakram, instead of their folder's path.
• Iuno's ring from an outfit mod wears the mod's own texture instead of the game's.
• The in-game Wardrobe lists and groups your mods as Timbre does, one row a mod with its parts inside. (#4)
• Weapons in packs you installed before keep your choices, picked textures and presets when they become mods of their own.
• Aemeath's and Denia's signature weapons in mods now wear the mod's textures.
• Weapons and props in mods like the Radiant packs now wear their own textures instead of the game's.
• Weapon recolours in the Radiant packs for Hiyuki, Jingran, Brant, Qiuyuan and Yuanwu now show in game.
• Weapon mods are now mods of their own, switched on and off apart from the outfit they came with.

• Modded characters cost less frame time to draw.
• Clone skills with many afterimages, like Qingxiao's, cost far less frame time.

• A mod split over two folders that stopped updating after an Overtone update updates again and draws all its textures.
• A mod you picked a texture for no longer loses it at some switch settings when Overtone updates.
• Denia's Customization And Mega Wardrobe wears its own outfit in the open world, not its material maps.
• Outfits whose texture files were renamed or re-saved by their author, or that turn a texture off, now show what the author shipped.
• Mods whose textures an ini names with a leading backslash, like Denia's Remiel Alt in the overworld, now draw them.
• A mod whose bone weights use the wide layout is paired with the game's bones correctly after a game update.
• A weapon mod that names its own weapon is listed and switched as that weapon, even where its model matches another one.
• Simple Hiyuki Sliders' Alt+4 puts back the switches Ctrl+Alt+4 saved, as it does in WWMI.
• Some outfits now show their own normal map, and a few no longer wear a texture meant for another part.
• A key that resets a mod's switches, like Ctrl+4 in Simple Hiyuki Sliders, now works in Overtone too.
• Mods that recolour their outfits in game, like Denia's Customization And Mega Wardrobe, wear their own textures again.
• Installing a mod whose key saves many sliders at once, like Simple Hiyuki Sliders, no longer hangs at Unpacking.
• The game's log and saved diagnostics now name Overtone's version instead of a commit.
• Keys that run a list kept in another of a mod's ini files now switch what that list changes.
• Qingxiao's Cheongsam Bunny wears its own normal, light and material maps on every piece.
• Mods whose extra ini files run shared lists, like Qingxiao - Crimson Blossom Decree, now wear the right textures on every piece.
• Iuno's chakram ring in Moonlit Crystal no longer wears the game's shiny reflection texture as its colour.
• Ciaccona's Dusty Bunny gun and staff wear the mod's own textures instead of her cloak, and its gun is a weapon mod of its own.
• An outfit whose body sits in its own folder beside its weapon no longer splits apart when it updates.
• Weapon mods that came inside an outfit are listed as their weapon's, not the character's.
• The Mix page, in game and in Timbre, now offers every outfit the Library shows for a character. (#4)
• A mod's keys now work beside another mod on the same character or her weapon, and a toggle key turns its part off again.
• A texture or switch you change by hand in a mod's description now stays through updates, and the game shows it as soon as you save.
• Hiding your UID no longer crashes the game now and then as it loads something new. (#4)
• Mods you add or change in Timbre while the game runs show in the in-game Wardrobe the next time you open it. (#4)
• The in-game Report's Mods cost shows a measured figure, or an estimate marked as one, instead of a made-up frame loss.
• Accessories a mod hangs on a character's own small parts, like Roccia's glasses and sandals, now stay on her instead of floating.
• Qingxiao's and Hiyuki's Radiant hair and eye colour options show in the normal form again instead of the second form's textures.
• Recolours of props in the Radiant packs, such as Carlotta's rifles and Augusta's crest, now show in game.
• Jingran's and Qingxiao's Radiant hair and eye colour options no longer show the other form's textures in the normal form.
• Eye colour choices of Qingxiao mods now show on a first import instead of the legs texture.
• Effect textures a mod ships for the game's shaders are no longer worn as a character's base colour, which tinted some halos and rings.
• A weapon mod now draws in game, whether it is installed on its own or inside a character's mod.
• The overlay says a preset was saved, worn or moved only once it was, and asks you to wear a mod before saving one.
• A preset can no longer be saved with no mods on, and one that was is gone; a preset tells you once about a mod you removed.
• Mods sitting side by side in one character's folder are no longer read as one mod.

Timbre asks you to update, and changes nothing, when a newer Timbre has already used your library.

• Timbre does less disk work after each mod you turn on or off, so it stays responsive while it prepares textures.

• Timbre and AI assistants reach a game that has just started on their first try.

Report a problem in Settings saves your logs and opens a GitHub issue with your note already filled in.

• Timbre's close, minimise and maximise buttons hide under the window and slide out when you rest the pointer at its top edge.
• Timbre can turn off a feature that misbehaves in one game without a new release, and releases no longer show the flags list.
• What's new links the issue a fix answers, and the issue is closed with the release that fixes it.
• Report a problem can include the game's hang dump when one exists, if you tick it.
• What's new can be narrowed to Overtone, Timbre or the MCP server, and lists everything since the Overtone you ran.
• Timbre now offers to report a problem when the game closes after one, and has a Report button at the foot of the left bar.
• Updates now show highlights for Overtone, Timbre and the MCP server to swipe through, and Play checks for an update first.

• Timbre's model view shows a Zenless Zone Zero mod whole, its hair, body and weapon together.
• The highlight card in What's new no longer shows the next card through it.

The texture question before Play lists SD, HD and UHD, with HD chosen; press Play to start.

• Timbre looks for updates every hour, and soon after your PC wakes from sleep.
• Play asks which textures you downloaded when the game's folder doesn't show it, and remembers your answer.

• A folder holding mods for several characters, added to Timbre, becomes one mod per character, each under its own character.
• Timbre no longer fills its log with warnings before you choose a mods folder.
• Play from Timbre no longer stops the game at start with "Use launcher to start game"; it starts with HD textures where installed.

Hide the UID in Settings → Drawing keeps your player ID off the screen and out of screenshots, the rest of the HUD as it was.

• The game no longer hitches for a moment while a character's face is moving.
• The game no longer hitches for a moment while a mod's look is first prepared.
• The game no longer hitches for a moment when a character first comes into view.
• Mods with a separate ini per body now switch textures on every body, and liberation forms stay put between imports.
• The game no longer stutters for a moment when mods first load.
• Mods with several textures for one part keep every switch they had, and more of them show their own textures.
• More of the video memory that mods let go of now goes back to the game.
• Mods that swap several textures for one part, or ship a near-miss sheet beside it, now show the right texture instead of none.

The game no longer crashes at start on DirectX 12 when ReShade is installed beside Overtone.

• Diagnostics, in game and in Timbre, now shows how much video memory Overtone uses, slow frames and freezes.

Logs, About and diagnostics now name the real version, and a build from source shows what's new too.

Timbre shows how far it is in preparing your mods' textures, and hides it while you play.

• Settings › About says when the running game still uses an older Overtone.

• Saving diagnostics no longer says overtone.log is missing after the game's log was set aside.

When a Timbre update is ready, the Play button turns into Update.

• Updating Timbre now shows what is new first, and Settings shows every product's version.
• Each release on GitHub now lists what is new, better and fixed.

• Timbre suggests a mods folder outside the game launcher's folder and uses a library you already have instead of making a new one.

Mods with prepared textures show the moment they are switched on or come into view, and sharpen a moment later.

• Mods off screen for a minute give back most of their video memory, and sooner when memory runs short.
• Mods worn last session whose textures are not prepared yet start loading at game start, as memory allows.
• A texture several mods or outfits share is loaded once, and a mod's other looks are ready the moment you switch to them.
• Overtone keeps at most three backup copies of a mod's files, and keeps an old model at an update only if you edited it in Blender.
• Each part of a character is headed the same way in Timbre and in game, by what it is and its number, like Body 3.
• Every mod piece shows its id beside its name, the same in Timbre and in game, and Chinese piece names read in English.

• A mod's eyes now show its own iris where the game's iris used to show through.
• Changing a switch no longer makes a mod's switch list in the overlay blink when the mod has switches for two forms.
• Free versions of mods that leave out a key, like Shiroho's Radiant trials, show in game again, their choice moved from Timbre.
• Colour switches of mods like Radiant Qingxiao now change her hair, eyes and outfit in game.
• The game closes two seconds sooner and no longer reports an error that never happened.
• Mods that fade a dress or top with their own see-through shader, as Hsin - Rouged Lips does, now draw it see-through.
• Characters wearing a mod now teach Overtone their textures as you play, like characters without one.
• The in-game overlay keeps working after the game restarts its graphics, and the old graphics memory is let go.
• The Diagnostics page shows what mods cost even when it is under one frame a second.
• If reloading your mods ever fails, the game now reads them once more rather than leaving new ones unloaded.
• A texture no longer stays blurry after you change outfits or mods while it was still loading.
• A Carlotta mod's crystal hair no longer draws over her normal hair.

Mods fixed for a newer game version by a fixer tool place their textures from what the fixer's backups say.

• Overtone remembers the texture names a game update replaces, so mods made before the update keep finding their textures.
• The log names what the game was compiling when it stalls, and a hung game writes its dump.
• When the game freezes, Overtone saves a file showing where it stopped, so the freeze can be found and fixed.
• Overtone learns the game's textures even from characters no mod dresses, so more mods find theirs.

• Characters seen for the first time in a session no longer stall the frame while their shaders are read.
• Overtone reads a character's textures in a fraction of a second, where it took two or three.
• Overtone no longer reloads your mods each time it learns one of the game's textures.
• A slider moved in game, or a switch flipped in Timbre, now takes effect without reloading every mod.

• Changing outfits or mods often no longer slowly uses up graphics memory or makes characters take longer to appear.
• Mods on Zani's stockinged outfit now shade her skin and hands with their own textures in the character menu.
• Mods keep the textures Overtone placed for them when a game update or a new texture table arrives.
• Logs and diagnostics no longer contain your Windows user name.
• Switching a character's form no longer reports her textures as missing.
• A slider no longer snaps back while you drag it.