v2.0.1

v2.0.1 — High-DPI overlay fix

A small patch fixing overlay placement on high-DPI multi-monitor setups, plus an easier way to
report problems.

Fixed

• Overlay drawn oversized / offset on a high-DPI monitor (#21). If you run PoE on a monitor set
  to a display scale above 100% (e.g. 125%) while another monitor is at 100%, the price overlay — and
  the F3 debug boxes — appeared too large and shifted away from the panel. Prices were still read
  correctly; only the drawing was off. The overlay window now stays Per-Monitor-V2 aware, so it's
  painted at true pixel size on any monitor scale. If your overlay landed in the wrong spot, this
  is the fix — grab v2.0.1 and you shouldn't even need to recalibrate.

New

• debug.cmd in the folder — double-click it to run with diagnostics (a console window plus a
  detailed scan_log.txt). If you ever hit a problem, run this, reproduce it, then send the log and a
  screenshot. The guide (README.html) has a short "Reporting a problem" section.

Install

1. Download PoeAncientsPriceHelper-v2.0.1-win-x64.zip below.
2. Unzip it anywhere.
3. Double-click Start.cmd inside the PoeAncientsPriceHelper folder.

Self-contained — nothing to install, .NET is bundled.

Requirements

• Windows 10 version 2004+ or Windows 11 (for the GPU capture + Windows OCR).

Notes

• Windows SmartScreen may warn (the build is unsigned) — "More info" → "Run anyway".
• Antivirus may flag uiohook.dll — that's the global-hotkey library (SharpHook), expected.