Version 0.6.1

This version provides under-the-hood improvements to further increase parsing performance.

Additionally, the macOS release is now provided as a "Universal" binary for both Intel and Apple Silicon systems.

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1

Version 0.6.0

This version ...

• fixes reading save files from game version 3.0
• will automatically attempt to load new save files from the same playthrough as they are created
• switches the foundation to Qt6

Version 0.5.0

This version introduces new views for strategic resources and research points.

Version 0.4.2

This version greatly improves loading performance, fixes the owned systems count, and allows excluding starbases from total fleet power.

Version 0.4.1

This version allows loading of save files created with game version 2.6 "Verne", in which certain data structured appear to be stored more sloppily than they used to be,

Version 0.4.0

This release contains Quality-of-Life improvements: allowing users to export JSON from the GUI, introducing keyboard shortcuts, allowing drag-and-drop of save files onto the window, and (finally) a manual. It also does some backend restructuring of code, and (hopefully) fixes a potential memory leak.

Version 0.3.1

This release fixes some minor text issues in the interface, and finally comes with a macOS version.

Version 0.3.0

v0.3.0 implements the long-awaited feature of loading compressed .sav save files directly. That's right, no more manually unzipping your save files before you can load them! It also slightly extends the tech tree drawing capabilities.

Furthermore, this release implements experimental support for dumping stats in a machine-readable format (JSON) from the command line, but this capability is disabled in the Windows downloadable below. More information on that topic will appear in the manual soon(TM).

Version 0.2.1

This is a hotfix that provides compatibility with savegames created in game version 2.3 "Wolfe" with the new Ancient Relics DLC.

Version 0.2.0

v0.2.0 of Stellaris Stat Viewer introduces the technology view, which lists the technologies researched by each empire. It also introduces the ability to draw a rudimentary tech tree.