Below is a list of every Sword or Tool that had its sprite size changed.To update resource packs that change the appearance of these weapons, the replacement sprites will need to be resized to match the new expected sprite size.

An important note for Resource Pack makers: any sprite replacements in resource packs for any of these updated Swords/Tools will no longer function because the old sprites are not the same size as they are now.

In practice, this will have a minimal actual impact on their in-game hitbox size, but when there is a change, it is almost always a difference of a pixel or two, and usually in favor of making the weapon slightly bigger. This will result in both modernized versions of some old sprites but less stretched, size-appropriate weapon sprites to match their intended size. All of the affected weapons/tools have had their sprite increased in size to reflect their actual in-game size, and then the scaling factor reduced back down to 1. Unfortunately, this results in increasingly distorted and inconsistent pixel size across our weapons.

Over time and various updates, many of these weapons had their “scale” multiplier increased, a balancing stat that increases their size to give them a bigger hitbox. In tandem with the above, reset the scaled stat on about 90 swords and tools back to 1.Updated over one hundred sprites to modernize some older and dated assets.Recorded Music Boxes thrown into Shimmer will now be transmuted back into blank Music Boxes.Updated localization of non-English languages to include all of the post-1.4.4 hotfix content and text adjustments & changes.Here’s everything new with the Terraria1.4.4.9 update.

Considering that the title debuted in 2011, it is recommended to install each new update for a better gaming experience. The latest version, which was released a while ago, brings changes, bug fixes, and gameplay balances. The 1.4.4.9 update pumps out for Terraria, and here’s the complete list of changes and fixes added with this patch.

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