HawkEye 1.7.0

HawkEye 1.7.0 for Windows.

AI Learning is now The Range, a 3D game you learn in, and the first screen Pro and Max open on. The Nest is open now, rebuilt in Blender, and the other worlds wait on the map for coming updates. Talon stars in a new welcome film, the story begins with Orla, and the Wardrobe gets the Drip line, 24 seasonal looks every account can claim free until January 1, and Mythic signature looks with weapons. Duels are live, and one account can now hold all your ways to sign in, with an @name of its own.

New:

• AI Learning is now The Range: a 3D game you learn in. Walk Talon through the world, open lessons at their stops, and take on its games, quizzes and checkpoint.
• Pro and Max open on The Range when HawkEye starts. To start on Home instead, use Settings > Appearance > Layout > Start page.
• The Range comes with Pro and Max, a Pro Week included. On Free it shows what’s inside and how to open it, and anything you did there stays saved and comes back when you upgrade. Duels stay open on Free.
• The Nest, World 1, is open now. It was rebuilt in Blender with baked light, new detail and HawkEye’s own signs, and most looks now play on the new Blender Talon.
• The other six worlds stay on the map, marked Coming soon, and open in coming updates. Lessons you finished there before stay saved and count again when their world opens.
• Play mode: the game fills your screen, the mouse looks around, W, A, S and D move Talon, Space jumps and E opens the stop in front of you. Escape opens a menu with Resume, Settings, Controls and Exit to app.
• Play with a controller: the left stick walks, A opens a lesson and B goes back, and the hints show your controller’s buttons.
• A loading screen for The Range: Talon runs in, gets flattened by the falling letters of THE RANGE and blows back into shape like a balloon. On a cold start it plays at least one full loop, so the world is complete when it appears.
• A new welcome film, made in Blender, about two minutes long: Talon gets pulled into HawkEye and has to find a way through. It plays once for everyone on 1.7.0, and Settings can play it again.
• The Range has a new intro, made for the game.
• Story mode begins in The Nest. After Getting Started, meet Orla in the first scene, School’s closed. Skip it with Escape and it waits in the story log. More scenes come in coming updates.
• The Nest starts with a short story you play: a made-up group chat where you pick the reply and a meter shows how the plan is holding up.
• Every lesson opens on Learn, a short run you play: cards with pictures, key questions where you say how sure you are, swipes, matches, the scenario and a rule to keep. Right answers in a row build a combo, and a miss comes back in Second chance at the end.
• Lesson runs have steps you do: work out a number from fresh practice values, drag a stop or a target onto a chart, tap the last swing low, put the steps of a trade in order, and call a chart before the rest of it plays. Show options turns a number step into four choices.
• More ways to play inside lessons: pick the chart, build a plan from tiles, spot what’s wrong on a practice screen, sort things into boxes and reply in a made-up chat.
• Every lesson in The Nest has a hand-written run, from sizing a practice trade and placing a stop to putting a plan in order.
• Know a lesson already? Test out with its key questions. A finished lesson opens on Read, with Run it again.
• Chart Sense: quick reads on blind charts (the trend, the last swing low, where the stop goes, the volume behind a breakout), each graded on what the chart shows, with the rule drawn after every answer.
• Prove it: after a lesson, a short round on a blind chart or the lesson’s game. Pass it and the lesson is marked Proven.
• Risk Math: eight problems with fresh practice numbers on a 20 second clock, from a liquidation price to expectancy. Every wrong option is a slip people make, and each answer shows how it works out.
• The Nest’s checkpoint: 10 mixed rounds dealt fresh by the server. Pass 8 of 10 to earn Proven.
• A field mission for The Nest: a paper trading goal checked from your Journal on process (a stop, a target at least 1.5 times the risk, a reason, risk at most 1%), not on how the trade ended, and finished with a three-line debrief.
• The Nest comes in areas, each with a Guidebook and a unit practice. A ring around a lesson means cards are due, and its menu starts a one-minute recall of just that lesson.
• Today’s practice opens with a Recall run: the questions you missed first, your due cards, a fresh number to work out and one Chart Sense read. Fix my mistakes plays up to 8 questions you missed, the ones you were sure about first.
• A daily goal on The Range: pick 10, 20, 30 or 50 XP a day and the ring under Today’s practice fills as you learn.
• Three daily quests, a new set each day, counted by the server from what you already do. Finish all three to collect 10 Feathers, inside the daily limit.
• Earn a streak back: after a streak of 7 days or more breaks for 1 to 3 days, keep your streak 3 days in a row and the missed days fill in as frozen. Once every 30 days.
• Streak milestones at 7, 30, 100 and 365 days, each an achievement worth 40 XP.
• Optional practice reminders, off until you turn them on in the daily goal: at most two a day, only while HawkEye is open in the background, and they stop by themselves after a week of skipped ones.
• The Wardrobe: change Talon’s look in one click from The Range, from the Feathers Shop’s Talon tab or from Settings. Moving through the looks tries each one on Talon first.
• The Drip line: 12 new looks, from the Void Hoodie and Talon Kicks to the Prism Bomber, for Feathers. Season One Varsity comes with the Range Season One badge.
• Seasonal looks: 24 looks for Halloween Nights, Fall, Christmas Cheer, the Holidays and Winter, free for every account, free or paid, to claim until January 1, 2027. A look you claim stays yours.
• Mythic signature looks, above Legendary: ten looks, among them Electric Talon, Samurai Talon and Knight Talon, each with its own texture, effects and moves when Talon runs, jumps, lands or cheers. Some are sold for Feathers from a level, and others are won.
• The kit: new slots for a weapon, a back piece, an aura, a trail and an emote. The Talon Edge sword, the Night Edge katana, the Storm Staff, the Feather Guard shield and the Neon Blade ride on Talon’s back, each with its own run, and come out with a flourish.
• 28 more Talon looks, from Reading Specs and Bear Ears to a Paper Crane and a Moon Suit, plus new profile frames, banner effects, chat bubbles, name styles and two hero themes, Observatory and Tide.
• Every look has a rarity, from Common to Mythic, and rarer looks bring their own effects. Your profile can show Talon, your collection score and your rarest look. The score isn’t a price: looks can’t be sold or traded, and Feathers have no cash value.
• Starborn, a Mythic look that only comes from a free roll: your first finished lesson, your day of practice and your daily quests each give one roll a day, 1 in 10,000 each. Nothing is spent.
• Rug or Treat, a Halloween game: get 9 of 10 right to win the Ghost Lantern.
• Five new badges, each with its own mark: Range Season One, Fledged for finishing The Nest, Three Seasons, Duelist for 10 rated duel wins, and Fresh Fit for six Drip looks.
• Live duels: find an opponent who plays the same rounds at the same time, with a short countdown and their progress shown as you play. Nothing starts until someone is there.
• Invite someone you follow or share a server with to a live duel, or open a room and send its 6-character code or its duel link. In chat the link shows as a Join duel room button.
• Duel invites show as a card wherever you are in HawkEye, and in the bell. After 30 seconds in the lobby with nobody, it offers people you know who are online, a room code, or a challenge they play later.
• Play a live rematch: invite the person you just played, for 10 minutes after the duel ends.
• Ways to sign in, in Settings > Account & Security: add Discord, Google or a HawkEye username to your account, and signing in with any of them opens the same account. Disconnect one you added at any time.
• Every account has its own @name, in lowercase, that nobody else can have. Pick yours in Settings > Profile. The first pick is free, after that you can change it once every 30 days, and an old @name stays yours for 14 days.
• Notices from the HawkEye Developer Team: when an issue or a fix affects your account, the team tells you in the bell, marked with the team’s seal. A fix or security notice also shows once as a card.

Improved:

• Animations are calmer and a little slower: the loading screen, the film and the game hold their key poses longer and do one thing at a time.
• Every page’s hero scene is rebuilt in HawkEye’s look, calmer and slower, and follows your theme. Charts, Launch Radar, Caller Check and Sniper Assist get a slim hero band behind their title row.
• The Range gets ready in the background after you sign in, so it opens faster, and it opens straight into the game without showing the flat page first.
• Settings > Accessibility has a switch to use The Range’s classic path instead of the 3D game. If the 3D game can’t start, The Range opens the classic path by itself.
• The world picks its detail for your PC, builds in small steps so HawkEye stays smooth while it loads, rests when nothing moves and slows down on battery.
• The Nest’s quizzes ask about situations and numbers now, and the longest answer no longer gives the right one away.
• Your review cards from two PCs now merge card by card, so a review on one never undoes the other.
• Six practice sessions a day now count for Feathers, up from four.
• Leaving a live duel before you finish your rounds counts as a loss. Leaving during the countdown doesn’t, up to 3 times in 30 minutes, and nothing counts when the other side never connects.
• You can challenge people you share a server with, not only people you follow, and the Play tab shows how many people are looking for each duel right now.
• Server mentions, profiles, messages and Find People show the @name, so two people with the same display name are easy to tell apart.
• Switching accounts on one PC keeps each account’s wallet book, profile and settings, and brings them back when that account signs in again.
• A look you’re using in the Feathers Shop now has a Take it off button.
• Status and trading persona picks work with the keyboard (Tab, then Space or Enter) and with screen readers.
• Quick sign-in has its own Community tab, and the Chat tab has a one-line shortcut to it.
• The Marketplace headline fits the plan you’re on.
• Launch Radar says how long ago in hours and days, like 3 h ago or 2 days ago.
• Export My Data includes your free rolls, the streaks you earned back and your story progress.

Fixed:

• Talon’s eye no longer vanishes when Talon looks to the side in the game.
• Talon no longer jumps far off the road or out of the world, and spamming jump on a lesson stop keeps Talon on the road. If Talon ever gets stuck, the menu has Back to the road.
• After a lesson, the world comes back where you left it instead of at the hub.
• The Range can no longer stay stuck on its loading screen, and it no longer pauses for a few seconds while Talon gets ready the first time.
• Looking around with the mouse in the world is smooth instead of choppy.
• Accounts made with a username and a license key now show their plan. HawkEye checks the subscription with KeyAuth when you sign in.
• Picking a status or a trading persona in Settings > Profile keeps your place on the page instead of jumping to the top. Picks in Appearance, Alerts, Achievements and Accessibility keep it too.
• Your trading persona can come off your profile: click your pick again, or choose None.
• The status you pick now shows clearly with every theme, including themes with a black accent.
• Global Chat no longer jumps to the newest message while you scroll back through it, and Messages keeps your place when someone comes online or writes to you elsewhere.
• The bell’s list stays where you scrolled it instead of going back to the top every few seconds.
• Keyboard focus stays on the button, tab or chip you pressed when the page redraws, across Settings, Community, Wallet, Journal, Caller Check, Launch Radar, the bell and more.
• Typing in a search box while new data arrives no longer moves your cursor or drops letters.
• Servers keep your place: the channel list, the member list and an open member card no longer jump back to the top when they refresh.
• Ctrl+K finds every page, including the ones in a folded sidebar group and while focus mode is on.
• Spending Feathers in the Feathers Shop and Rewards takes two separate presses, so a double-click or a held Enter can’t spend by accident.
• Talon’s Reset memory and HawkBot’s Forget everything need a second, separate click.
• The Backtest Lab keeps its results, charts and trades table in place when you change the timeframe, stop type or setup.
• In Chart Replay, Cancel on an order ticket now cancels instead of placing the order.
• With a black accent, lesson contents, chat links, switches, selected options and headline highlights are readable again.
• Duel picks no longer show people as online right after they close HawkEye, or while they are on Do Not Disturb.
• The Changelog no longer opens on an empty release.

Security:

• The Range’s lock and its rewards are checked on HawkEye’s server, never by the app.
• A stolen session can no longer add a hidden password or email to a HawkEye sign-in record.
• Adding or removing a way to sign in, and turning on two-step sign-in, first asks you to confirm it’s you by signing in again. Each change also leaves a security notice on your account.
• After a sign-in with a connected way, the sign-in card says which account it opened, with Not your account? to disconnect it straight away.
• A display name can’t start with @, and names that look like the HawkEye team’s are kept for the team.
• Only the HawkEye team can send notices.

To install, download HawkEye-Setup-1.7.0.exe below and run it. The full history is on the Changelog page inside the app.

SHA-256: d4c339ac41d6b0f51b8f3ad2b138ec580712ebef35cc3561100e402a5e2ad84c