Changelog

0.7.0 — 2026-10-06

Add new core, storage-block, remote and runic-hammer recipes; boss trophies and rubies are no longer required to build a core.
Replace boss-trophy remote upgrades with seven biome-resource recipes. Pay using carried materials, stored materials or both; the Controls panel displays the complete cost.
Rebalance storage-block upgrade costs. Preserve existing storage contents, block levels, bound remotes and paid range upgrades.
Include incremental storage updates, batched Ctrl deposits and background inventory checkpoints developed in 0.6.5–0.6.8.
Respect available pocket/storage space before ordinary transfers; leave excess items at their source and refresh the Collect counter after delivery.
Keep item details and withdrawal buttons stable between transfers. Move remote opening to G; E remains world interaction.
Rewrite the package description and getting-started guide around RunicVault's current features and progression.

Replace two full character/cloud saves per transfer with atomic local inventory checkpoints; native autosave and logout saves remain unchanged.
Recover newer inventory and pending transfers when a character loads. Native saves with an equal or newer checkpoint take precedence.
Add English alongside Russian for the interface, custom items, hovers, tooltips and transaction messages. Language follows each player's Valheim settings.
Include the 0.6.3 shared-storage peer identity fix.

Fix remote players seeing empty shared storage: resolve the requester from the connection's replicated character ID rather than the optional legacy peer ID cache.
Use the same identity check for subscribed inventory updates, so both players receive deposits while storage remains open.
Keep character/world checks, access permissions, operation receipts and retry deduplication. Unresolved identities now return a visible synchronization message.
15 isolated real-game server checks passed with synthetic peers and captured transport; the old receiver failed the initial remote snapshot check. Two independent clients still need to repeat the reported scenario.

First public early release, following local development.

Shared storage with native inventory cursor behavior, real item icons, search, categories and crafting.
Original runic core and storage-block geometry with five material tiers.
Block hover displays the next upgrade price; Shift + E upgrades without opening the window.
Ordinary and runic hammers use stored materials through a bound remote.
Boss-trophy remote progression, enforced range and event-driven inventory updates.
Replacement cores reconnect surviving storage blocks without moving their items or resetting tiers.
310 checks passed on a local host; dedicated-server/two-client play remains unverified. An earlier initial hammer-subscription assertion failed once and has not been reproduced in subsequent diagnostic and final runs.