Wavelength

New

• Nameplate tab. Choose how your nameplate looks. 20 designs, each a border shape plus a colour theme.
• Unlock by badge. Every design lists what it needs and how far along you are. Filter by All / Unlocked / Locked.
• Prismatic. Unlock every design to get the custom plate: your own background, border, text and effect colours, plus your own border shape and animation.
• Border animations. Glint, Comet, Pulse, ✨, Shimmer, Sparkle, or none. Any animation fits any shape.
• Medallion shortcut. Clicking the tier medallion on the Stats screen opens the Nameplate tab.
• Live plate preview. The Town tab now shows your real nameplate as you edit your rank and town.
• Per-server cosmetics. Unlocks come from your stats on that server, so a plate no longer follows you between servers.
• Vanilla plate in third person. With custom nameplates off, "Show my nameplate in third person" now shows the vanilla nameplate. The setting was renamed from "Show my nameplate in F5" because that key can be rebound.

Fixes

• Badges no longer restyle your plate. Earning a badge used to give you a glinting border, and a shimmering name at high tiers, without asking. Badges now only unlock designs. You wear what you pick.
• No more hairline gap on the border. The border now sits one pixel inside the background.
• HUD chips can no longer overlap. Spacing is measured from their real size, so changing the HUD or GUI scale no longer slides them into each other.
• Hand-placed chips stay put. You can still park a chip flush against a neighbour. Only overlap gets corrected.
• Steadier HUD editor. Chips no longer scatter when you drag another one past them.
• Better snapping. Elements snap to each other's edges, centres and gaps as well as the screen guides. Grid snap is on by default and no longer pulls elements off a guide.
• No overflow in the Players tab. Long rank lines trim with an ellipsis instead of running off the card.

Security

• Server-side validation. Ranks, town names, descriptions, tags, privacy modes and activity reports are all checked and length-capped before being stored or sent to other players.
• Nameplates are verified. The server checks your chosen design against your real badges, so an unearned plate cannot be forced on.