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My Ships (new tool): your hangar as a grid of ship cards. Add the ships you own from a list
of every ship, including ships still in concept and ones you can only get in game, and mark
each as pledged (gold outline) or bought in game (blue outline). Filter by role, size, purchase
and status; give a ship your own name and note its insurance. Ships in concept show their
loaners, and released ships have an Erkul button that opens them on erkul.games. Each card
shows the ship's cargo; click it for the ship's details: its default loadout (weapons, turrets,
missiles, systems) and stats (speeds, shields and hull, power and cooling, quantum and fuel),
read from your game files. Ship list and pictures: Star Citizen Wiki.
Game updates handled for you: SC-Toolkit reads the game files once per game version, in the
background, for every tool at once (before, each tool read them again the first time you opened
it). It notices game updates from the RSI Launcher's log (new setting, found automatically): while
an update installs, the tools and the overlay keep the previous version's data, and as soon as it's
done they switch to the new one, without a restart.
Settings → Refresh data: reads the game files again and downloads whatever is due, if
something ever looks wrong.
Layout: the IN-GAME OVERLAY and LIVE LOG switches moved to the left panel (under IN GAME); the
In-game Overlay tile moved to Settings (with an Open the overlay button).
Downloads only when needed: the ship list is refreshed weekly, the salvage spreadsheet and UEX
prices at most once a day, all at startup. A small line under the launch status shows what
SC-Toolkit is doing.
My Stats → Blueprints: a clear note that this is a log of the blueprints you received (since your
oldest game log), not your blueprint collection. Only LIVE counts now: blueprints received on PTU,
EPTU or Tech Preview were mixed in before. Blueprints are sorted into the right types more reliably
(names from before or after installing StarStrings or a translation now match), and ones the
current game no longer knows are sorted by their name instead of landing in Other.
Overlay mission cards: "blueprints owned" only counts blueprints from the server you're playing on.