Beulea's EVE Contracts v0.2.5
Changed
- The MutaMarket estimate is now next to the price, in the contract's money
row, instead of tucked into the top-right corner of the roll card further
down. Feedback was that people simply never saw it - and once you look, it's
clear why: it sat below the fold of the item list, and it was written compact
(2.9m) while the asking price right above was written out in full
(2,500,000 ISK), so even spotting both didn't let you compare them. Both
now read the same way, side by side, and the slot is held from the moment the
card opens rather than appearing a beat later once the lookup returns.
Multi-module contracts show the total up top and keep the per-roll figures on
the cards below. - Net at Jita is written out in full, like every other figure in the money
row. It was abbreviated (500.0k) directly beside a grouped asking price
(2,500,000 ISK) - two numbers meant to be read against each other, written
two different ways. - The "not priced" footnote no longer contradicts the estimate above it. A
contract whose only unpriceable line was an abyssal module MutaMarket had
already valued still announced that its true value was higher than shown;
rolls that got an estimate are no longer counted as unpriced, and the note
now names what's actually missing. The estimate stays a reference figure next
to the price, not a verdict on the deal: MutaMarket's own published accuracy
for these models is far too loose to turn into a "you're saving X%" number.
Download
| OS | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.2.5_aarch64.dmg |
| Windows | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.2.5_x64-setup.exe |
| Linux | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.2.5_amd64.AppImage |
Neither the macOS nor the Windows build is code-signed - that needs a paid
certificate - so the first launch takes one extra step. macOS: open it,
Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Windows:
More info → Run anyway. Linux: chmod +x the AppImage (some distros
also need FUSE).
After that the app updates itself from this page: every build is minisign-signed
and the updater checks that signature before replacing anything. The .sig
files and latest.json are what makes that work - you don't need to download
them.