Two separate things here. One is fixed; the other I do not think we should fix, and I want to check that with you rather than just closing it.

FIXED - the amount sitting too low. The three currency rows are measured from the artwork as the TOP OF THE INK of each baked label. But a text object's y is the top of its bounding box, which sits above the ink by the font's internal leading - so drawing the number at the label's ink top pushed it down toward the next line, exactly as you saw. The number's baseline now lands on the baked label's baseline, worked out from the font's own measured ascent rather than nudging it by a guessed few pixels.

NOT FIXED, on purpose - 'NX Credit' and 'NX Prepaid'. Those words are not text we draw. They are pixels painted into v83's own Cash Shop background image, and I verified our copy is pixel-identical to the original WZ file. Changing them means repainting Nexon's artwork by hand, which is the one thing the project rules forbid outright - everything visual has to come from the real v83 data. The rename is carried where we DO control the text: the value reads '... VX'.

If you want those labels to say VX, the honest options are (a) leave them, (b) cover those two label areas with our own drawn text, which will not match the surrounding font and will look like a patch, or (c) treat it as a known cosmetic difference. My preference is (a), but it is your call - tell me and I will do it.

Leaving this one OPEN so the label question does not get lost. The value position is on the editor preview now.

Both halves done now - thanks for the go-ahead on the artwork.

THE LABELS. They now read 'VX Credit' and 'VX Prepaid'. As I said, those words are ink baked into v83's own Cash Shop background image rather than text we draw, so this meant editing the picture. I did it by repainting the pixels rather than pasting a text box over the top, so it still reads as part of the plate: the V is drawn in the exact ink colour sampled from the surrounding letters, rendered at 8x and scaled down so it picks up the same soft edges the rest of the font has, and it starts and finishes on the N's own two upright strokes so the spacing to the X is unchanged.

Kept deliberately tight and verified afterwards: exactly 80 pixels differ in the whole 800x600 image - the two letter cells and nothing else. The shop ships three copies of that background; only one is actually drawn, but I patched all three so a later change cannot quietly bring NX back. 'Maple Point' was already correct and is untouched.

THE AMOUNT SITTING LOW (from earlier). The three currency rows are measured off the artwork as the top of each label's INK, but a text object's position is the top of its bounding box, which sits higher than the ink by the font's internal spacing. So drawing the number at the label's ink top pushed it down toward the next row. The number's baseline now lands on the baked label's baseline, calculated from the font's own measured ascent rather than nudged by a guess.

Both on the editor preview now; reach the public build with the next publish.