Checked against Windows v1.19.0 · 3 Nov 2026

BUG Clicker parts: ears, tail, wings, doll, prop

Parts hang on the body you already painted. Each type has a guide PNG: draw inside the dashed rectangle, put the joint on the green pin, and paint only the right side so the left side mirrors. The guide does not publish a pixel cap beyond the 800×800 character canvas and the 400×400 doll sheet.

Part types in the v1.19.0 guide
PartSheetJointMotion
EarCharacter canvasBoth sides of the head, green pinWidth, force, speed, smoothing. A head pet can raise or drop them.
Floppy earRight side onlyPin on the side of the head, hanging downPendulum. An old build shows this as a normal ear.
TailCharacter canvasDouble-click the bone start, then the endFan swing. Can reverse. A head pet can wag it fast.
WingCharacter canvasOn the backSame family of controls as the tail, left and right split.
AhogeCharacter canvasTop of the headIts own layer, stacked separately from the doll.
Head doll400×400, up to 3On the headJumps when pressed. Layer order can move behind other parts.
Prop (1.19.0)Square PNG, same size as the characterMotion starts where you drew itJump, float, shake-stop, roll, or peek. A white dashed line sets the range.

Double-click to place a bone

Under the part’s image position tools, “double-click to set the bone” waits for a start point and then an end point. While you are placing it, the character fades so you can see a root that the body covers. Saved part setups can be named. A named setup stores the numbers, not the pictures. To hand someone the pictures and the numbers together, export a .cvpart.

Several parts can sit on one character. Drag layer order so a doll can tuck behind a wing. Floppy ears and the prop are new in the 1 November 2026 Windows build, which is why an older .cvclk can look wrong until both people update.

Body base the parts attach to
Body base. Ears and a tail pin onto this silhouette.
Small head-top canvas for the doll part
The doll uses this smaller canvas, 400 by 400, and you can place up to three.

Questions

Why did my floppy ear turn into a stiff ear?

The guide says an older build displays a floppy ear as a normal ear. Update both the file’s author and the person importing it.

Does a saved part setup include my drawing?

No. The named setup is the motion numbers. The drawing travels in a .cvpart or a .cvclk.

Related

Sources

References from the same developer, publisher or creator count as one source. Wiki references describe the character; they do not confirm a pet file.
SourceStatusChecked
Developer site, parts chapter1 developer source2026-11-03
Windows v1.19.0 notes1 developer source2026-11-03