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Stellar Ledger Prosthesis (1.0.0)

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Stellar Ledger Prosthesis is a standalone, fan-made tool for Stellaris - a 4X video game made by Paradox Interactive. It allows you to read saved game states and display some information about each empire/star system/planet/etc. present in the game's universe.

FAQ

How do I download it?

Go to the Releases tab on SLP's GitHub page: available versions of the application are listed there. Find the newest one - it's the one at the top of the list. At the bottom of any specific version's section are download links: just download the file named Stellar Ledger Prosthesis x.x.x.zip (with "x.x.x" being the version number).

How do I run it?

Just download the archive and unpack it anywhere, then launch Stellar Ledger Prosthesis.exe. The application doesn't require installation.

There's some error when the program starts.

By default, SLP looks for saved game states in the [Your Documents Folder]\Paradox Interactive\Stellaris\save games\ folder. If this folder doesn't exist, it displays an error message, then a dialog allowing you to choose a folder containing saved games. Just choose the right folder (usually called "save games"). If saved game states aren't in their usual location, you're probably responsible for moving them elsewhere, so you ought to know where they are.

That's not the error it shows.

Huh. In that case please go to the Issues tab on SLP's GitHub page and post the error message there. I'll see what I can do about it.

The list of saved game states on the left is empty.

Well, that means that SLP did find the folder that ought to contain saved games - otherwise it would display an error message - but couldn't find any readable save game file. Either there are no saved game states, or SLP for some reason can't read them.

License

GNU GPL 3. The text of the license is provided in the Docs/License.txt file.

Changelog

All changelogs can be found in the Docs/Changelogs directory.

Technical

Documentation

You can generate code documentation using Doxygen; the relevant configuration file is Docs/Doxygen/Docs.doxygen. Generated files will appear in the Docs/Doxygen/Code Documentation directory.

Build Instructions

You can build SLP yourself by following instructions from Docs/Build Instructions.md.