v1.5.4

Added

• Open file location. Right-clicking a mod now offers "Open file location",
  which opens the mod's folder in the system file manager - the containing
  directory for a local mod, the workshop item's folder for a workshop mod.
  Available for every mod.

Fixed

• "Date installed" sort. Sorting by date now uses each mod's install time
  captured at scan time (when the file landed on your system) instead of the
  file's modification time. Local mods carry the modder's build date in their
  modification time, so a freshly added mod could sort as the oldest; the
  order now reflects when you actually installed each mod, and a missing file
  no longer breaks the sort.

Changed

• Translation workflow. English and German stay complete (the languages we
  maintain); every other language may now be partial and falls back to English
  for any key it has not translated yet. A translator can contribute just the
  new strings without blocking the build. Polish (pl) is registered so it
  appears as soon as a translation is dropped in.

v1.5.3

Added

• Redesigned About dialog. The Help -> About entry now opens a proper
  two-column dialog (logo, version, description, credits and project links)
  instead of a plain message box. Contributors are credited there.

Changed

• Leaner translation files. Shared button and label wording (Cancel, Save,
  Close, ...) is now stored once under common.* keys instead of being
  duplicated, and a hygiene guard keeps the catalogues free of duplicate
  values and in sync across languages. No visible text changed.

v1.5.2

Added

• Simplified Chinese (zh) localization. A complete Chinese translation is
  now bundled and selectable in Settings. The selectable language list is
  data-driven, so further translations only need to drop in their own
  <code>/main.json. Thanks to @huayishuang for the contribution.

v1.5.1

Added

• Online share codes are now live. The optional Supabase backend behind the
  "share as code" and "redeem code" actions is configured, so sharing your mod
  list as a 6-character code works out of the box - no setup needed. File and
  profile.sii sharing were already available in 1.5.0 and are unchanged.

v1.5.0

Added

• Share mod lists (Teilen menu). A new Share menu offers five actions:
  share the active list as a short 6-character online code (valid 90 days,
  requires the optional Supabase backend - the UI explains when it is not
  configured); redeem a code someone sent you; export the full list to a
  .modshare.json file; import such a file; and take over a list straight
  from another player's profile.sii (ScsC-encrypted or plain text).
• Import preview with install-status check. Before applying any shared
  list you see a preview that shows which mods are installed and which are
  missing. Missing Workshop mods get a clickable Subscribe link to the Steam
  Workshop page. A "Check again" button re-scans without closing the dialog, so
  you can subscribe, wait for Steam downloads, and confirm they are ready -
  all in one flow. Missing local mods are listed with copyable names. An
  "include missing entries" toggle (default on) controls whether unresolved
  entries are still written. A game mismatch (ETS2 vs ATS) blocks applying.
  A profile backup is created automatically before every apply.
• Group pins travel with the list. When sender and receiver both use Easy
  SCSModManager, load-order group assignments are embedded in the shared list
  and applied for installed mods on import.
• packaging/supabase.sql - a self-hostable share backend schema with
  RPC-only access and automatic 90-day TTL cleanup, for anyone who wants to
  run their own code server.

Fixed

• App reopens the last selected profile per game on startup. Previously
  the app reopened the most recently modified profile, which could silently
  switch your active profile after saving. It now remembers which profile you
  had selected.
• Profile header and chooser mod-count refreshes after save and share
  apply. The count could stay stale until the next full rescan.

Server Packages MVP - Sikay Testbuild

Testbuild fuer das server_packages.sii-Optional-Editor-Feature (Tools -> Optionale Server-Mods). NICHT der offizielle v1.5.0-Release - nur zum Testen auf Sikays Server. Gate: editierte .sii laedt auf dem echten Server. Wird nach dem Test wieder entfernt.

v1.4.1

• Fixed: local mod icons disappeared. A caching change in 1.4.0 made local
  mod icons stop showing after a rescan (Workshop icons were unaffected). They
  are back.
• Windows auto-update is more robust. The update helper now handles
  non-ASCII install paths (e.g. Chinese Windows), retries a locked swap, and
  restores the previous version if the swap cannot complete, so an interrupted
  update never leaves you without a runnable app. Thanks to LLBBC.

v1.4.0

• The extractor now unpacks textures too. SCS archives store textures
  (.tobj/.dds) with their pixel data GDeflate-compressed and the DDS header
  stripped, which the extractor used to skip - base.scs lost about a fifth of
  its files. It now ships its own GDeflate decompressor and rebuilds a real
  .dds for every packed texture, so an extract is complete (models, defs,
  materials and textures).
• Mods using the 1.48 dlc_<name>/ layout are recognised. Building on the
  1.3.6 base/ support, content under a dlc_<name>/ folder is now read when
  the matching game DLC is owned, so such mods (e.g. the PGRS Scania pack) are
  checked for conflicts, maps and physics. Buying a DLC re-scans automatically.
• A third "frequently shared" conflict tier. Files touched by many mods at
  once (physics.sii, climate ...) used to be hidden; they now show as a neutral
  grey marker with a count - informative, never an alarm - so nothing is
  silently dropped. Resolves the physics.sii report (#42).
• Windows auto-update now restarts into the new version. The update could
  download but not swap itself in on Windows; it now hands off to the helper
  and restarts cleanly. AppImage was unaffected.
• Thanks to LLBBC (#42/#43/#47).

v1.3.6

• Mods with the SCS 1.48 base/ layout are now detected correctly. A mod
  that ships its content under a top-level base/ folder (the DLC-aware package
  layout the game always mounts) was previously invisible to conflict, map and
  physics detection. Such mods are now checked just like any other. Thanks to
  LLBBC (#43).

v1.3.5

• Conflict severity at a glance. A mod whose files are overwritten by mods
  above it now shows how badly: a yellow warning triangle when it loses some
  files (partly overwritten), a red crossed circle when it loses all of them
  (fully overwritten - it does nothing where it sits), and no glyph when it wins
  everything. The tooltip lists every overwritten file and which mod wins it,
  and a small legend appears under the active list while any conflict exists.
  Thanks to LLBBC (#37/#38).
• Responsive grid. Maximising the window now fills the extra width with more
  columns instead of an empty strip; card size stays the same. Thanks to
  00player00 (#40).
• Documentation in the app. A new Help -> Documentation menu opens the user
  manual, FAQ, keyboard shortcuts and tips in your language, now kept under
  docs/. Contributing and the Code of Conduct are available in German too.
• Carries the refined palette from 1.3.4 (Borussia Dortmund yellow accent, mod
  names in the club colour), which reaches everyone with this release.