Workshop Simulator Adds New Colors and QoL Changes in Patch 1.20

Patch 1.20
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Workshop Simulator is a first-person game where you try to restore some old items from your family farm. You can clean, paint, and disassemble any items that you can find to make them look brand new.

Recently, developers released Patch 1.20 which provided a lot of quality-of-life changes aimed at improving the gameplay experience. First, new colors have been added, giving you a total of 72 vibrant colors to choose from. This is a pretty significant increase compared to the nine colors back then.

Small and medium-sized brushes have been added as well. The small brush is best used for finer details, while the medium-sized one is okay for most painting tasks. Those who are new to the game should always press and hold the Alt key to paint.

Because you’re going to paint more in this update, new mouse sensitivity options have also been included in Patch 1.20. They are handy and welcome indeed, especially when you’re painting intricate details on an antique vase, for example.

Patch Notes

GAMEPLAY CHANGES
  • Added more colors, expanding your choice from 9 to 72 vibrant colors
  • Added small and medium-sized brushes. Get more creative with painting; the small brush allows painting in details
  • Fixed hint bar not properly displaying on some workbenches
  • Fixed tools being visible during the selection of the item part
  • Fixed Radio: now properly turns on and off
  • Added: skipping to the next and previous song
  • Added: selecting which tracks are played (from Options Menu)
  • Fixed lag that occurred sometimes at the start of the next song
  • Fixed transitioning to a new day changing the currently played song
  • Removed Parts counter on the Main Workbench during disassembly or assembly of an item
  • Improved music volume fall-off outside the workshop area (no more suddenly hitting "a wall of sound")
OPTION CHANGES
  • Added new mouse sensitivity options
  • Added options: item rotation sensitivity (decide how quickly items are spinning)
  • Added options: on or off option for head bobbing
  • Added options: on or off option for motion blur
  • Fixed "Dialogue volume" slider now working properly in cutscenes
  • Removed "UI volume" slider (irrelevant)
  • Fixed entering the Options Menu changing the currently played song

So, what can you say about the QoL changes added in this update?

Workshop Simulator Patch 1.20 is available on PC.

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