Added
- The abyssal stat filters now show you where a threshold would land. Every
rolled stat's two boxes sit over a scale: the track is everything that stat can
ever roll for the class you picked, the darker band is what the current
snapshot actually lists, and a tick marks every base module value on it. Hover
a tick and it names the modules that start there, with their tier, so "better
than the Tech II in my fit" or "at least faction" is a place you can point at
instead of a number you guess and then re-read off the results. Several modules
often share one value, and where two values sit closer than a tick can be drawn
they merge into one wider tick that names the range and lists everything under
it - so nothing is quietly hidden behind a neighbour. Hovering does not need
precision: every tick answers for the stretch of scale nearest to it. Type a
floor or a ceiling and the part of the scale it throws away fades, ticks
included, and a line on the scale shows exactly where the number you typed
landed - or a chevron at the end, when it landed past the scale entirely. A
bound that excludes nothing (a floor under everything on the market, which
reads as a working filter and is not) marks its own box and says so. The
tooltip on the stat's name names both ranges, what can be rolled and what is
listed, where it used to name only the listings.
Fixed
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Items that were showing a blank square now show their icon. Typing "Large
Shield Booster" into the item picker on All or Items brought back the
blueprints among the modules, and every blueprint row came back blank: the app
asked EVE's image server for an icon blueprints do not have, and only the
Blueprints tab knew to ask differently. It now asks per item, so a
blueprint found on any tab gets its blueprint art. The same was true of the
results list and the contract's item list, for a blueprint whose listing does
not say it is one - 51 rows and 2,254 item lines in the 2026-08-09 snapshot -
and of reaction formulas and ancient relics anywhere in the app. -
Items with no artwork no longer look like something failed. SKINs have no
picture on EVE's image server at all - 144 result rows, and item lines in 190
contracts, in that same snapshot - and every icon in the app now falls back to
a quiet placeholder that keeps the row lined up, rather than an empty gap. -
"title overcounts" no longer reads a quantity out of a word. EVE is full
of names ending in X, and the check that compares a title's stated count
against what a contract holds was treating that X as a multiplier: "WTB PLEX
6000" read as a claim of 6000, and so did "Nyx 9/16", "Phoenix 9/14" and the
tail of a pasted appraisal link. A count welded to letters is now no more a
quantity than the X in a ship's name is a multiplier - "PLEX x 10", where the
x stands on its own, still reads as ten. On the 2026-08-11 snapshot this drops
61 wrong readings and one right one, and changes no warning: the same seven
contracts are flagged, for the same reasons. -
ISK/run now charges you for the blueprint you asked about, not for
everything bundled beside it. The column divided a contract's whole price by
the runs of every print in it, so a mixed pack read as the cheapest source of
each one and took first place from the honest listings. In the 2026-08-12
snapshot a pack led the results for 2,027 of 2,692 blueprints, and once every
listing is charged for the print you asked about, 1,351 of those packs are not
first at all. Searching "'Interruptive' Warp Disruptor Blueprint"
put a 58M pack at 1.93M/run on top; those 3 Interruptive runs actually cost
58M, i.e. 19.33M each - the dearest of all seventeen listings. The figure is now
the whole price over the runs of the print you picked, so a pack that throws in
more can only ever look dearer than a plain copy, never cheaper. With no
blueprint picked, a contract holding several of them shows a dash rather than
an average nobody is selling. Where the figure is a pack's - the whole price
buying that print and a heap of other things - it carries a star saying so, the
same one the Jita value uses: a pack can still be the cheapest source of a
print, and that is worth seeing, but what you pay per run of it is the most it
could be and not what the blueprint costs.
Download
| OS | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.4.2_aarch64.dmg |
| Windows | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.4.2_x64-setup.exe |
| Linux | Beulea.s.EVE.Contracts_0.4.2_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.