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FAQ Troubleshooting
github-actions[bot] edited this page May 19, 2026
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Common problems and the quickest checks for each one.
- Verify that the built theme folder is inside the Pengu Loader plugins directory.
- Verify that Pengu Loader is running and enabled for the League Client.
- Restart the League Client.
- Check the console for theme import or syntax errors.
- For Pengu Loader 1.2.0+, verify the file is in the correct asset folder and has a supported extension.
- For older Pengu builds, add the exact filename manually in Theme Settings -> Asset library.
- Reload the client if the asset list was changed while the client was already open.
- Avoid unsupported extensions or filenames that differ only by case.
- On Pengu Loader 1.2.0+, check whether PluginFS can write
./data/ElainaData.json. - On older Pengu builds, settings are stored in Pengu DataStore.
- Try changing one simple setting, reload the client, and check whether it persists.
- Export a manual backup before deleting or resetting data.
- Check
auto_accept_delay; the value is in milliseconds and is capped by the plugin. - The current implementation cancels the pending accept when ReadyCheck ends or when your ready-check response becomes Declined.
- If it still happens, disable Auto Accept button, reload the client, then re-enable it.
- Use smaller videos or image wallpapers.
- Disable theme wallpaper or reduce video complexity.
- Disable animated loading and other heavy visual replacements.
- Reload the client after changing large assets.
- Check your internet connection.
- Try again later; the cloud service may be sleeping or temporarily unavailable.
- Use manual backup/restore when cloud backup is unavailable.
- Use the theme restore/default flow if available.
- Export a manual backup first if you want to keep a copy.
- On PluginFS builds, removing the theme data file resets file-backed settings.
- On older builds, clearing the Pengu DataStore entry for
ElainaThemeresets stored settings.
- Keep Developer mode disabled unless you are debugging or contributing to the theme.
- Developer mode exposes debug tools and extra system information.
- Some developer-only behavior can make the theme noisier or less stable for normal use.