Update 1.3.2

Update 1.3.2

RustTweaker

Update 1.3.2 is now available for download!

We originally planned to keep January quiet and ship a small update, but the amount of changes grew so much that we actually have a lot to talk about.

The biggest change — aside from language support — is a full UI overhaul. Visually, it might not look dramatically different, but under the hood the interface was almost completely rewritten from scratch. What does this mean for you? Buttons and sliders now behave more consistently, feel more responsive, and are simply easier to use. Some elements react differently to mouse hover, and in many places we reduced “pixel hunting.” Here are a few examples:

— You can now toggle tweaks and expand sections by clicking anywhere on them, not just on a small arrow or button;

— The hover effect has been redesigned: highlights now follow the cursor smoothly with a slight delay, sliding in from the left and creating a subtle shimmer effect;

— The side panel animation is now faster and noticeably smoother.

One of the most important logic changes is a completely reworked backup system. Every time you modify your current config, the previous version is automatically saved as a backup. These backups are overwritten throughout the day, allowing you to restore your settings with a single click based on the date they were saved. You can view all saved config versions in a dedicated window accessible from the settings menu, and you can also save any previous version as a separate config file. Settings can be rolled back for up to one month after being overwritten.

Another useful addition is tab memory. Slider positions no longer reset when switching tabs. If you want to discard changes, simply click the reset button next to Apply.

This “minor” update also brings new features. We’ve added five new tweaks — some admin-focused, some combat-related, and others aimed at improving overall quality of life.

We’ve also made improvements to the Binds tab: fixed several bugs and refined the functionality. There’s still a lot of work planned for this section, and we’ll keep improving it until setting up binds becomes as simple and intuitive as possible. The library of ready-made binds and the number of supported commands will continue to grow as well.

As always, the full changelog is available on our website. To update the program, simply launch any previous version — the update will install automatically.

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Added

Interface & Logic

English language support

The application now always launches on top of other windows

Minimum application window size set

Loading animation when applying any settings and while waiting for a server response

Unapplied settings are no longer reset when switching tabs

Settings reset button

“Tweaks” tab

5 new tweaks

“Binds” tab

Command search now works by text, not only by command name

Gradient hover effect for mouse and keyboard keys

“Settings” tab

Version history for all configs for the last month with rollback support

Website

Payments via Stripe

Subscription system improved

Minor layout fixes

Improved

Interface & Logic

All animations are now smoother and more pleasant

Improved overall UI responsiveness

Fixed image duplication when resizing the app vertically

Optimized logic for applying all settings

Improved config and backup validation logic

Fixed a bug where the active config could reset

Fixed incorrect config switching

Numerous minor improvements and fixes

“Tweaks” tab

Interaction with tweaks and their groups is now more convenient

“Binds” tab

Fixed bugs when reading Steam launch parameters

Key capture interface is now more intuitive

Maximum number of keys per bind limited to 3

“Tools” tab

Fixed icon scaling

“Settings” tab

Fixed incorrect scroll behavior

In Progress

New commands for binds

Ability to collapse and disable bind stages

Bind and command filters

Caching system rework

Server network expansion

“Statistics” tab

“Optimization” tab




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