Sun Haven Micropatch 3.1.3b Adds Seasonal Music, Fixes Salon and Tree Bugs
A small but substantive patch addresses cosmetic glitches, environmental oddities, and missing audio across all three supported platforms.
Sun Haven's micropatch 3.1.3b is live on Windows, Steam Deck, and Mac, delivering a cluster of bug fixes alongside a quiet but meaningful audio expansion.
What changed
Audio
- Fixed seasonal music tracks on the player farm that were never triggering, and added 12 additional seasonal tracks as part of the fix.
Salon (character customization)
- Default pants no longer appear underneath a player's pants after a salon visit.
- Changing race while wearing a hat or cape no longer causes the previous customization to ghost until a save reload.
- In multiplayer, removing pants after a salon change now displays correctly for all non-host players.
- Players currently affected by the above issues can resolve them by visiting the Salon again.
World objects and environment
- Placed items no longer occasionally vanish when an adjacent tree is cut down.
- Trees can no longer spawn in unintended locations, including inside player houses. Note: this fix is not retroactive — existing misplaced trees must be destroyed and replanted manually.
- Rocks and trees that appeared invincible should now behave correctly.
Amari customization
- Dog customization options — Chompers, Puppy, Basset, Bushy Terrier, and Groomed Muzzle — now render correctly when facing left or right.
- The duplicate option name 'Bushy Terrier' has been renamed to 'Pouty Puppy'.
- Fish Tail 'Tailfin' color options are fixed; players whose tail disappeared as a result can reselect their preference.
Controller and UI
- Chest names now save correctly when using a controller.
- An attempted fix targets controller support on Mac.
For a patch labeled a micropatch, 3.1.3b clears a notable backlog of cosmetic and environmental issues that had direct, visible impact on daily play.
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