Website updates

• Five new mods: Lights & Lamps, Cargo Lift, Utility Bus, Banking System and Roleplay & Permissions each have their own page with a cover image, a detailed guide in the wiki and FAQ entries.
• New categories: The mod overview now also filters by logistics (Cargo Lift, Utility Bus) and economy (Banking System, Roleplay & Permissions).
• Guides extended: Signs 1.2.0 with floors and escape routes, Tanks 1.0.1 with painting, FAS 0.7.0 with fire doors and overview monitor, Nuclear Power Plant 1.1.0 with the large plant, radiation shield gate, transport and uranium ore. Plus new FAQ entries, and the cover images show the current versions.
• Multiplayer: The table under Multiplayer and servers includes the five new mods and notes for dedicated servers.
• Supporting the project: The support page and the new section 7a of the terms now state clearly that voluntary contributions are not refunded.
• Added later: Cargo Lift 1.0.1 and Utility Bus 1.0.1 with an English console and IC10 additions are on the mod pages, in the guides and in the news.

• Overview: Community → Members now shows the number of members at the top, how many of them are team, the newcomers of the last seven days and the newest member.
• Online now: Anyone active in the last five minutes counts as online – split into signed-in members (including team) and guests. Bots and search engines are not counted.
• Who is online? Signed-in members see the names, the team is marked. If you have switched off your online status in the community settings or your profile is not visible to someone, you only appear as “+ 1 hidden”.
• In the forum too: The “Aboard” box in the forum shows the same numbers, now also for guests.
• Privacy: Guests are counted without cookies, neither IP addresses nor visited pages are stored. The privacy policy has been updated accordingly.

• Replies from one place: Replies to the contact form now come directly from stationeers.de, with your message quoted below. The subject contains a short tag like [#K12].
• Just write back: Reply as usual in your mail program. Your answer is matched to your request automatically, nothing gets lost between mailboxes. Please keep the tag in the subject.
• Privacy: Request, reply and your answers are stored together and deleted at the latest twelve months after the last message. Attachments are not taken over – please send logs or pictures through a support ticket instead. The privacy policy has been updated accordingly.

• Stay signed in (30 days): For security, your session gets a new ID every 30 minutes. If a second request was running at that exact moment – the bell check or a second tab, for example – the browser got an empty session back and you were signed out. You then had to enter your password and confirmation code again. The old ID now stays valid for two more minutes until all running requests are done. You stay signed in.
• Bell on phones: Notifications and the account menu opened off the right edge of the screen. Both now appear as a panel right below the header.
• Header on desktop: At window widths between 1000 and 1440 pixels the header stuck out on the right after signing in, and your account button was not visible. At these widths the site name and button labels are now hidden, and every button stays reachable.

If you were signed out recently: sign in once with “Stay signed in” ticked, and the session lasts up to 30 days.

• Six new mods: Air Conditioning, Fluix Line, RTG, Pipe Cooler, Extreme Cable and Power Cable+ – each with a wiki guide, FAQ and cover image.
• Climate category: Air Conditioning and Pipe Cooler now have their own filter in the mod list.
• English links: Some English guides linked to the German version of a page, and the language switched. Internal links now always lead to the page in your language.

• Page changes: Instead of the wipe effect, content now fades softly and briefly comes into focus. The header and the starfield stay still – no more flicker.
• Header: It stays visible at the top while scrolling, so search, the bell and messages are always within reach.
• Images: They fade in gently once loaded instead of popping up.
• Preview texts: Short descriptions in search results and lists are cleaner – no leftover asterisks or brackets, and negative numbers such as “-5 degrees” are kept.
• Security: Additional checks for links and notifications.

If “reduce motion” is enabled in your system settings, you still get no transitions at all.

The workshop now has its own address. On stationeers.de you will find:

• All twelve mods with description, version history and a link to the Steam Workshop.
• The wiki with a detailed guide for every mod, plus guides on installation, mod packs, multiplayer and IC10 basics.
• The IC10 coder with checker and simulator, plus a script library. Scripts by other players are reviewed by the team before they go public.
• The IC10 academy for beginners: step-by-step lessons, exercises with automatic checks and a glossary.
• Gas calculator and power calculator right in your browser.
• Updates: RocketWerkz announcements for Stationeers, mod updates and news about this site.
• Community: forum, global chat, private messages, friends and a member list – with a filter against profanity and spam. The bell and the envelope at the top right show new messages, ticket replies and announcements.
• Support for bug reports, even without an account, and mod wishes to submit and vote on.

The site is available in English and German. It loads nothing from third-party servers and shows no ads. If you want to support the project, there is a PayPal link here.

And because it cannot be said often enough: back up your saves before every new mod and every update.