Fortnite v9.20 update patch notes – Storm Flip item, balancing changes, weapon vaults, more

Epic Games have released the patch notes for the v9.20 update in Fortnite Battle Royale, which goes live on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC, Nintendo Switch and mobile devices on Thursday, June 6.

Following last week’s smaller v9.10 Content Update, Epic Games will be releasing a much more full and substantial patch in the shape of the v9.20 update, which is expected to bring both new content as well as several bug fixes.

Below, you can find a full breakdown of the new update, including its release date, downtime information, a brand new item, and more.

What’s new in Fortnite Battle Royale v9.20?

Storm Flip item

The major addition to Fortnite Battle Royale in the v9.20 update is the Storm Flip, a throwable item that explodes on impact and creates a sphere-shaped zone. 

If thrown while in the storm, the Storm Flip will create a safe zone where players can take refuge, or can be used to create a mini storm in a safe area. The Storm flip deals the same damage as the current storm, so the longer you wait to use this Epic rarity item, the more powerful it will be. The effects of the item last for 20 seconds, after which point the sphere will disappear. 

The patch notes for the Storm Flip are as follows:

Storm Flip

• Thrown item that explodes on impact and creates a sphere-shaped zone.
• Where the sphere overlaps the storm, it will create a safe zone.
• Where the sphere overlaps a safe zone, it will create a storm zone.
• The Storm Flip deals the same damage as the current storm.
• The zone lasts for 20 seconds before dissipating.
• Available in Epic Rarity.
• Can be found from Floor Loot, Chests, and Vending Machines.
• Drops in stacks of 1.
• Max stack of 1.

The update fixes the frustrating Baller bug.

Baller fix

Also included in this update is an adjustment to the Baller vehicles that will stop players from taking fall damage when exiting the vehicle right after it had dropped from a great height.

Previously, the bug caused players to take fatal amounts of fall damage, even when exiting the Baller several seconds after it had already landed from its fall.

The full list of bug fixes related to the Baller are:

• Fixed an issue where players would take fall damage after exiting a Baller quickly rolling downhill.
• Fixed an issue where the Flying Disc Toy would get caught on Ballers in mid-air.
• The lava bounce visual effect no longer persists if a Baller bounces from lava to water.

Balancing and weapon vaults

Epic Games have made a number of balancing updates in the v9.20 update, reducing the sniper and explosive package availability in Loot Carriers, buffing the Mounted Turrent to make overheating 20% longer, and increasing the maximum charge time on the Boom Bow in an attempt to “reduce frequency between shots, making shots riskier.”

The developers also placed the Hunting Rifle into the game’s vault, stating that the weapon had become “somewhat outclassed” by the Infantry rifle: 

“While we value the variety of longer range sniping options, the Hunting Rifle has become somewhat outclassed by the Infantry Rifle after it was changed to hitscan. In addition, there are a few Sniper Rifle options available and we feel it doesn’t currently fill a necessary role in the item lineup.”

The remaining weapon and item changes from the v9.20 Fortnite patch are as follows:

• Loot Carrier
  • Reduced sniper package availability from 12.5% to 8.45%
  • Reduced explosive package availability from 12.5% to 7.04%
  • The chances of getting high-powered, rare items from Supply Drones was higher than felt appropriate, so we’ve reduced their availability slightly
• Mounted turret
  • Overheat now takes 20% longer. 
  • The Mounted Turret’s usage has decreased over time. By slightly increasing time before Overheat, the goal is to help increase its risk/reward.
• Increased max charge time on Boom Bow from 1s to 1.25s
  • The Boom Bow is a bit stronger than we’d like. This adjustment should reduce frequency between shots, making misses riskier. We’d like to evaluate the impact of this change before making any additional adjustments, and it’s possible that more tweaks will be necessary if this doesn’t have the desired effect.
• The Slipstream’s audio, pink ring, and spinning blades turn off when disabled during the fifth phase of the Storm.
• Players revived from a Reboot Van will lose invulnerability upon shooting or building.
• Air Vents are now more forgiving in order to prevent fall damage when players jump on them from high places.

Bug Fixes

While Baller bugs got special attention in the v9.20 update, Fortnite’s developers also worked to fix a number of other annoyances:

• Fixed an issue in which weapons that previously had no ammo would be unable to be automatically reloaded.
• Aim assist can no longer be used to fire at players using a Shadow Bomb.
• Fixed an issue where players could damage teammates who were disconnected from the match.
• Fixed an issue where Slipstream audio and visual FX would continue to occur after the player exits.
• Fixed an issue where Air Vents’ sound and visual effects occurred more than once.
• Fixed an issue in which Driftboards were unable to exit Slipstreams.
• Exiting a vehicle that had entered a Slipstream no longer causes players to skydive.
• Vending Machines no longer become unusable when a player using one gets eliminated.
• The Flint-Knock Pistol is now consistently able to knock targets and the shooter the correct distance.
• Dynamite audio no longer gets stuck on a loop during replays.

That’s not all, though. In fact, the v9.20 update is massive and also includes a huge number of changes and updates to Fortnite Creative mode.

Below, you can find the remaining Fortnite Battle Royale notes as well as every single Fortnite Creative change.

Remaining v9.20 patch notes:

LIMITED TIME MODE ROTATION:

SWORD FIGHT

Treasure chest contain Epic or better weapons as well as the occasional Infinity Blade! Fight your opponents to find out who is worthy of the Blade… and who is not.

GAMEPLAY

• Auto Swap Material option was removed and is always on.
  • Removing the option allowed us to optimize Auto-Swap behavior, primarily reducing rare cases in which materials did not swap properly.
• Increased duration for how long elimination credit can be granted to the last damager.
  • Fall damage from 15s to 60s
  • Self-elimination from 15s to 60s
  • Storm elimination from 5s to 60s
• Added support for foot controller devices to the Accessibility options.
• Adjusted Invert Aircraft Controls setting info to better describe the option.

• Gamepad custom build controls now consistently allow players to turbo build when using the ‘Place’ action while simultaneously having the ‘Stair,’ ‘Wall,’ ‘Roof,’ or ‘Floor’ action bound.
• Players outside closed enemy structures can no longer build inside them.
• Fixed an issue in which the destruction of a building could be interrupted by reconnecting it to its base.
• Fixed an issue in which players would hang in the air if they disconnected during the bus drop phase.
• Certain Fortbytes requiring a specific cosmetic item now correctly unlock for players who have it equipped.

AUDIO

• Updated reload sounds for weapons to be mono instead of stereo.  This will help with spatialization improvements for weapon swap sounds.

Bug Fixes

• The storm damage sound effect no longer ends prematurely.

MOBILE

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• Introducing Quick Heal
  • Allows for Shield and Health consumables to be used more easily.
    • When health or shields are below 100 (max) – the quick heal button will display on screen.
  • Separate button that needs to be added manually from the HUD Layout Tool.
  • Button Icon displays the current priority items from the player’s inventory
    • Priority 1 – Chug Jug over all other healing items
    • Priority 2 – Health over Shield items
    • Priority 3 – MedKit over Bandages.
    • Priority 4 – If shields are below 50, Small Shields
    • Priority 5 – If shields are greater or equal to 50, Shield Potions
• Added an “X” (Exit) button to close several screens where the “Close” button was too small.
• Players will now get an error message if they try to update the game but have insufficient storage space.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where outfits wouldn’t be displayed properly after logging out and back in.
• Aim assist and Auto fire can no longer be used to fire at players using a Shadow Bomb
• Fixed an issue for Android players encountering an error when trying to watch live matches.
• Fixed an issue with doors and ziplines being interactable from long distances.
• Centered Events and Challenges screens on devices with a 4:3 display.
• Fixed an issue with the Combat/Build Mode button bringing players back into combat mode mid-animation.
• Fixed an issue where the names of an eliminated team remained under the spectated player.
• Controller blueprint appears correctly when viewed with devices with a wider screen.

Creative Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue with the selection arrows being difficult to select.
• Global Control UI now displays consistently.
• Fixed an issue with sound effects playing in a loop while players hold a grenade.
• Players can now consistently use a controller to access the Show Details menu.
• Fixed an issue where scores would not properly display at the beginning of the match.

GENERAL

• Banner Icons- Updated from 256×256 to 512×512
  • Standard Type – 31 large graphic types updated
  • Battle Royale – 17 large graphic types updated
• Console players can now access language options through the Settings menu.
• Players can now choose a setting on the “Account” tab to opt out of player surveys.
• Updated main menu lobby to be the same as the Battle Royale lobby.
  • We made some initial polish adjustments to the new lobby with a plan to iterate over time and update the theme across the front-end.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed videos not looping on PS4.
• The question mark icon in the Settings menu now fully fills in the box.

UI

• We’ve added the ability to Undo a new purchase to the Fortnite Store!
  • Immediately after you make a new purchase you will be able to Undo this item purchase for a limited time as long as you stay on the purchase screen.
  • After you Undo a purchase, there will be a cooldown on using Undo on that same item, but you will be able to Undo any other new purchases!
  • If you choose to Undo a purchase, the ownership of that item will be revoked and you will be granted back the appropriate V-Bucks.
  • Undo will follow the same eligibility requirements as Return Requests.
    • What can Undo be used on?
      • Items available for purchase with V-Bucks in the Item Shop
        • Emotes
        • Gliders
        • Harvesting Tools
        • Back Bling
        • Outfits
        • Wraps
        • Music
    • What can Undo not be used on?
      • Limited Time Offers in the Store such as Lava Legends Pack, Frozen Legends Pack, and The Laguna Pack
      • V-Bucks
      • Gifting
      • Battle Pass
      • Battle Pass Tiers
      • Founder’s Pack
      • Founder’s Pack Upgrades
      • Loot Llamas (Save the World)
      • Event and Weekly Items (Save the World)
• Players in your squad now have a stronger visual highlight when actively speaking.
  • We no longer display Active Voice Indicators in-game for players that are in your squad.
  • We adjusted this to retain the improved visibility of speaking players that Active Voice Indicators provide while making it easier for you to immediately get contextual information (e.g. health and shield status) for the person speaking.

CREATIVE

WHAT’S NEW?

Transmitters and ReceiversTrigger an explosion off of a coin, drop a barrier when a player strikes a target and so much more! This is just the beginning as many more options and devices will be enabled over the next few updates.

Storm DeviceNow you can release the power of the Storm to challenge your players to their limits.  Expect more ways to channel the Storm in later releases.

Pueblo ThemeBuild a desert town with the new Pueblo prefabs and galleries. Pairs great with the new Canyon Island.

ISLANDS

• New Canyon Island: A desert themed canyon with a river cutting through.

Bug Fixes

• Sprays will now only be saved if the player has been granted edit permission on the island.

GAMEPLAY

• Updated My Island settings:
  • Added “Building Resource Style” option: Specifies which mode to use when calculating how many resources are gained from destroying the environment.
    • Creative, Battle Royale, and Save the World (Default: Creative)
  • Added “Harvest Rate” option: Specifies a multiplier to be applied to the number of resources gained from destroying the environment.
    • 0x, 0.1x, 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x (Default: 1x)
  • Added “Allow Item Drop” option: Specifies whether items can be dropped by players.
    • Yes, No (Default: Yes)
  • Added “Allow Item Pick Up” option:  Specifies whether items can be picked up by players.
    • Yes, No (Default: Yes)
  • Added “Destroy Props on Building Placement” option: Specifies whether player building destroys props or allows players to build through them.
    • Yes, No (Default: Yes)
  • Renamed “Block Building in Game” option to “Allow Building”: Specifies whether players are allowed to build while playing a game.
  • Renamed “Building Damage in Game” option to “Environment Damage”: Specifies whether players are allowed to destroy the environment while playing a game.
  • Renamed “Drop Items on Elimination” option to “Keep Items when Eliminated”: Specifies whether players keep their items when eliminated during the game.
  • Renamed “Infinite Resources in Game” to “Infinite Resources”: Specifies whether players have infinite building resources while playing a game.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where players were occasionally disconnected after winning a game.
• Fixed auto-sprint not disengaging between game rounds.
• The “After Last Spawn Go To” setting now works with all teams.
• The correct team will be granted victory now in “Score to Win” games.

WEAPONS + ITEMS

• Added a Flag item to the Consumables inventory:
  • Equips on pick up.
  • While equipped, disables building and equipping of other inventory items.
  • Can be swung as a melee weapon, used to harvest materials, or tossed to teammates.
  • When spawned from a Capture Item Spawner Device, the Flag will inherit the Device’s Accent Color.

Bug Fixes

• Flint-Knock Pistol now reliably pushes players the correct amount.

CREATIVE TOOLS + PHONE

• Settings for Flight Speed, Phasing, Grid Snap, Drops, and Collision now save and persist through game sessions.
• Improved performance of Multi-Select when copying many objects at once.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed Phase mode being activated unexpectedly when the Left Stick was configured as Jump on controllers.
• Fixed an issue where the copied objects could appear offset from the camera.
• Fixed the Phone not being able to copy and paste the Arctic Base Hangar Door.
• Fixed an issue where the controls help text would disappear at certain times.
• Fixed an issue where cosmetics could occasionally block the Phone’s line of sight, preventing objects from being interacted with.
• Fixed an issue where the Phone could display a power level from Save the World.
• Fixed an issue with controls help text displaying the wrong button binding when copying an asset.
• Improved Multi-Select to allow it to work more consistently with walls, floors, stairs, and roof assets when copying and cutting.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when copying and pasting the maximum allowable number of assets when using Multi-Select.

PREFABS & GALLERIES

• Added 6 New Pueblo Prefabs.
  • Pueblo Trio
  • Pueblo Duo
  • Pueblo Residential A
  • Pueblo Residential B
  • Pueblo Front Gate
  • Pueblo Bell Tower
• Added 8 New Galleries.
  • Pueblo Gallery
  • Pueblo Prop Gallery
  • Desert Nature Gallery
  • Outdoor Residential Prop Gallery
  • Container Prop Gallery
  • Indoor Residential Prop Gallery
  • No Collision Gallery – props that allow players to walk through
  • Block Party Prop Gallery – featuring new block party signs and team flags
• Added the Rusted Car and Rusted Truck to the Car Gallery.
• Added White Brick Walls to the Factory Walls Gallery.
• Added Desert Rocks and more Ground Floors to the Indestructible Gallery.
• Added Gnomes to General Props Gallery B.
• Renamed the Grass Floor Gallery to Grass X Dirt Gallery A.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the Tomato Temple Stone Columns to be in the correct position.

DEVICES

• Transmitters and Receivers
  • New system to allow devices to link to each other through Channels.
  • There are currently 8 Channels per island and up to 15 devices can be chained within a Channel.
  • An island can have a total of 100 Transmitters and 100 Receivers
  • Added Trigger Device.
    • Triggered by Player: Specifies whether or not this trigger will transmit a signal when a player steps on it.
      • On, Off (Default: On)
    • Triggered by Damage: Specifies whether or not this trigger will transmit a signal when it receives damage.
      • On, Off (Default: Off)
    • Times Can Trigger: Specifies the total number of times this trigger will transmit a signal.
      • Infinite, 1-10 (Default: Infinite)
    • Trigger Delay: Specifies the delay between receiving a stimulus and transmitting a signal.
      • None, 1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes (Default: None)
    • Trigger Reset Delay: Specifies how long it must wait after the trigger has transmitted a signal before it can be triggered again.
      • None, 1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes (Default: None)
    • Trigger Sound: Specifies whether the trigger should emit a sound when it transmits a signal.
      • Enabled, Disabled (Default: Enabled)
    • Visibility in Game: Specifies whether or not the Device has collision and is visible in a game.  (This does not affect its ability to receive a stimulus).
      • On, Off (Default: On)
    • Enabled on Minigame Start: Specifies whether the Device will respond to stimuli from the start of a game, or if it must be enabled by another Device.
      • Enabled, Disabled (Default: Enabled)
    • Enable When Receiving From: Receiving a signal from the specified channel will enable this Device.
    • Disable When Receiving From: Receiving a signal from the specified channel will disable this Device.
    • When Triggered Transmit On: Specifies the channel on which this Device will transmit a signal when it receives a stimulus.
• Added Receivers and Transmitters to Devices.  Each of these specifies the channel to which the device will respond or transmit when the conditions are met.
  • Challenge Gallery Devices
    • Added “Turn Visibility On When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Turn Visibility Off When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “When Collected Transmit On” transmitter.
  • Music Sequencer Device
    • Added “Start Sequence When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Stop Sequence When Receiving From” receiver.
  • Objective Device
    • Added “Destroy When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “When Destroyed Transmit On” transmitter.
  • Pinball Flipper & Bumper Devices
    • Added “Activate When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Enable When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Disable When Receiver From” receiver.
    • Added “When Activated Transmit On” receiver.
  • Explosive Device
    • Added “Explode When Receiving From” receiver.
  • Sentry Device
    • Added “Spawn When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “When Eliminated Transmit On” transmitter.
  • Creature Spawner Device
    • Added “Eliminate Creatures When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Destroy Spawner When Receiving From” receiver.
  • Damage Volume & Barrier Devices
    • Added “Enable When Receiving From” receiver.
    • Added “Disable When Receiving From” receiver.
• Added Basic Storm Controller Device.
  • This Device lets you add a simple shrinking Storm to your maps.
  • Start Radius: Specifies the initial size of the Storm at game start.
    • 5m, 10m, 20m, 30m, 40m, 50m, 75m, 100m, 200m, 300m (Default: 50m)
  • End Radius: Specifies the final size of the Storm.
    • 0m, 5m, 10m, 20m, 30m, 40m, 50m, 75m (Default: 0m)
  • Wait Time: Specifies how long the Storm will wait before shrinking.
    • 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes (Default: 2 minutes)
  • Shrink Time: Specifies how long the Storm will take to shrink from Start Radius to End Radius.
    • 30 seconds, 1 minute, 1.5 minutes, 2 minutes, 2.5 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes (Default: 1 minute)
  • Delay Time: Specifies the length of time which will elapse before the Storm appears.
    • None, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes (Default: None)
  • Damage: Specifies the percentage of max health that players in the Storm will lose each second.
    • 1%, 2%, 5%, 7%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 50%, 75%, Instant Elimination (Default: 10%)
• Updated Capture Area Device.
  • Updated the Score Value option to include 0
• Added Capture Item Spawner Device.
  • This allows the creation of more tailored Capture the Object experiences with an item spawner that adds extra functionality directly related to capture the object gameplay.  (Hint: Works great with the new Flag item)
  • Create Mode: After placing the device, drop an item from your inventory onto the Capture Item Spawner to define the item to spawn.
  • Play Mode: The Device will spawn a single instance of the specified item and won’t spawn another until the previous instance is removed from play.
  • Friendly Team: Specifies the team associated with the capture item
    • 1-16 or All (Default: All)
  • Captured By: Specifies which teams can pick up the capture item
    • Friendly Team, Hostile Teams (Default: Friendly Team)
  • Accent Color:  Visually distinguishes Capture Item Spawner Devices from one another.
    • Team Color, White, Sky Blue, Red-Orange, Golden, Apple Green, Fuschia, Orange, Aquamarine, Beige, Purple, Neon Green, Cerulean, Aqua, Pink, Green (Default: Aqua)
  • Score Value: Specifies a point value for the capture item when captured. This is additive with the Score Value option on the Capture Area device.
    • 0-100 (Default: 0)
  • Return Dropped Items: Specifies how long it takes the item to return to the spawner after it is dropped.
    • Instantly, 3 Seconds, 5 Seconds, 10 Seconds, 20 Seconds, 30 Seconds, Never (Default: Never)
  • Play Capture Sounds: If enabled, play sound alerts when capture items change states (captured, taken, dropped, etc.)
    • On, Off (Default: On)
• Updated Player Checkpoint Plate Device.
  • Checkpoints now support up to five players spawning on them at once.
• Updated Pinball Bumper Device.
  • Added Sideways Bounce Lift option: Specifies how much uplift is applied to players when impulsed.
    • Don’t Override, None, Low, Medium, High, Very High, Super High, Mega High (Default: Don’t Override)
  • Creatures no longer trigger Bumpers while being unaffected by them.
  • Bumpers can now still be triggered if Knockback is set to Off, allowing them to apply damage, score or knockup.
  • Increased the ‘Instant Reset’ option on Bumpers from 0.1 seconds to 0.25 seconds as the Device can now be triggered repeatedly if knockback is Off.
  • Renamed this value from ‘Instant’ to ‘0.25 Seconds’ to accurately represent the minimum delay.
  • Added Object Direction Importance option: Determines how much the direction of an object hitting the Bumper affects the direction it gets impulsed. (0% means the Bumper will always impulse a player directly away).
    • 0%, 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100% (Default: 100%).
  • Added Team option: Restricts the Bumper to triggering only for a specific team.
    • Any, 1-16 (Default: Any)
  • Added Score Value option: Specifies a score to award a player who triggers the Bumper.
    • -20, -15, -10, -5, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 (Default: 0)
  • Added Enabled on Game Start option:
    • Enabled, Disabled (Default: Enabled)
  • Added tooltips to all Bumper options.
  • Fixed an issue where a health bar would appear on copied versions of the Bumper.
• Added additional options to Explosive Device.
  • Play Audio / VFX: Specifies whether to trigger explosion audio and visual effects or simply apply the damage silently/invisibly.
    • On, Off (Default: On).
  • Additional values for Structure Damage:
    • 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 2000, 5000.
  • Show Health Bar:
    • Yes, No. (Default: Yes).
• Updated Damage Volume Device.
  • Changed Affects Creatures, Affects Players, Affects Vehicles and Affects Unmanned Vehicles options from Yes/No to On/Off.
  • Added Enabled on Game Start option:
    • Enabled, Disabled (Default: Enabled)
  • Added Affects Unmanned Vehicles option:
    • On, Off (Default: Off)
• Updated Pinball Flipper Device.
  • Added Knockup option: Specifies how much upforce the Flipper applies to objects up when it impulses them.
    • None, Low, Medium, High, Very High, Super High, Mega High (Default: Low)
  • Added Mega High setting to Knockback option to match the Bumper Device.
  • Added new values to Flip Direction option:
    • Any (triggers from any side and swings towards that side)
    • Opposite (triggers from any side and swings the opposite way)
    • Flip Flop (switches the triggerable side each time it triggers)
    • Never (Doesn’t apply impulse but still triggers other effects such as damage and score).
  • Added Hit on Backswing option: Allows the Flipper to hit any objects behind it as it returns to its original position.
    • On, Off (Default: Off)
  • Adding Bounce Angle Percentage option: Determines how much the direction of an object hitting the Flipper affects the direction it gets impulsed. (0% means the Flipper will always impulse a player directly away).
    • 0%, 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100% (Default: 100%)
  • Added Team option: Restricts the Flipper to triggering only for a specific team.
    • Any, 1-16 (Default: Any)
  • Added Enabled on Game Start option:
    • Enabled, Disabled (Default: Enabled)
  • Added Score Value option: Specifies a score to award a player who triggers the Flipper.
    • -20, -15, -10, -5, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 (Default: 0)
  • Creatures no longer trigger the Flipper without being affected.
  • Increased the area of effect when the Flipper is activated by taking damage or remotely triggered.
  • Added tooltips to all Flipper options.
• Updated Challenge Gallery
  • Added Visible on Minigame Start option:
    • On, Off (Default: On)
• Updated Sentry Device:
  • Added Spawn on Minigame Start option:
    • Yes, No (Default: Yes)
• Updated Barrier Device:
  • Added Enabled option: Specifies when the barrier effect is active.
    • Disabled, Enabled, Warmup Only, Gameplay Only (Default: Gameplay Only)
• Added additional options to Team Settings and Starting Inventory Devices:
  • Team Name: Specifies a display name for the corresponding Team to be used throughout the UI. (scoreboard, victory screen, etc.)
  • Team Color: Assigns a specific color to the corresponding Team to be used throughout the UI and for devices that support Team Color as an Accent Color option. (Capture Area, Capture Item Spawner)
  • Do Not Override, White, Sky Blue, Red-Orange, Golden, Apple Green, Fuschia, Orange, Aquamarine, Beige, Purple, Neon Green, Cerulean, Aqua, Pink, Green (Default: Do Not Override)
  • Initial Team Size Ratio:  This allows for asymmetric team sizes that maintain a ratio of players per team for any number of players in a game.
    • Don’t Override, 1-10 (Default: Don’t Override)
    • Example: A ratio of 4 for Team 1, and 1 for Team 2, means that with 10 players, Team 1 will have 8 players and Team 2 will have 2 players.
• Added additional option to Player Spawner Device:
  • Lock to Player Name: If text is added to this field, only players whose name contains that string can spawn here.  Leave blank to allow anyone to use this spawn point.
• Added additional option to Music Sequencer Device:
  • Activate on Game Phase: Specifies when the Sequencer will automatically start.
    • Never, Warm-up, Game Start (Default: Never).
  • Added ability for music sequencer to activate the trigger device.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed issue with devices not being rotated properly when placed on existing floors.
• Fixed an issue with the Barrier Device displaying improperly if a player was near it at game start.
• Objects placed inside a Barrier Device can now be interacted with more consistently.
• Fixed an issue where Sentries were being rotated incorrectly.
• Fixed an issue where Sentries were being damaged by Explosive Devices when they exploded within their targeting range.
• Looping Music Sequencers will now correctly reset when a game or round has started.

UI + SOCIAL

• Updated Portal user experience:
• Changed Portal names to only appear when closer to the Portal.
• Updated formatting of Portal details to enhance legibility.
• Changed the distance at which the prompt to change the Portal appears and added a label to clarify that it changes the Portal destination.
• Updated the style of the server list and new feature callouts.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the positions of squad members in the main menu of the lobby to avoid overlapping with the Featured Creations panel.
• Fixed an issue with improper column spacing on the scoreboard.
• Fixed the scoreboard time column displaying “DNF” where there is no time for a player to display. It now displays “–:–:–”.
• Fixed the “Show Details” button being unresponsive after opening and closing the in-game menu.
• Fixed the button help text for the harvesting tool becoming hidden after unequipping the harvesting tool while using a controller.
• Fixed the “Return to Hub” button being displayed in the in-game menu even while already in the Hub.
• Fixed an issue where the “Memory Used” bar could appear while in the Hub.
• Fixed an issue with controller input display on the Game Description panel when using a controller on mobile.