Stationeers save viewer/editor
Use Station Keeping to plan your next session in Stationeers (Steam/itch.io) — see which ores are near your base, sketch your next build, and tweak saves before you load in.
v0.1.2Mac · Windows · Linux · works offline · finds your saves automatically
What it does
A free app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Open a save, see what you’ve built, and change things when you need to — your save is backed up first.
A top-down map of your world: hills, height lines, and where deep miners can reach. See which ore veins still have metal left and what’s deeper down — plus your buildings and where you are. Point at a vein for depth and how much ore is left. Show surface or deep ore, and zoom around your base.
On launch, the app looks for your Stationeers saves — including extra Steam library folders and common Mac/Linux setups. Pick a world from the list and you’re in.
Fix a player who’s in bad shape, rename or move items, tweak room air mixes, edit automation chips, or change the in-game clock. Make several changes, then save once — with a backup created first.
World name, difficulty, how you started, game version, and how much is in the save — items, rooms, pipes, and chips. See a breakdown by item type so you know what you’re working with.
Look up recipes, scale up how many ingots you need to smelt, and turn a shopping list of parts into a list of raw materials. Figure out your next expansion before you load the game.
Every battery in your world on one map, colored by how full it is. Find dead packs or weak spots on the power grid without walking the base in-game.
Why it’s useful
Before you hike across the map or guess where to drill, open your save and look it up on the ore map, the overview, or the planner.
Pan the map around your base, see which veins still have ore, and how far and how deep they are — so you pick a drill site instead of wandering until you find one.
See deep-miner range and terrain on the same map, what you’ve already mined and what’s still below, and pick a spot before you drag gear across the world.
Add up ingots and raw materials for everything you want to build — so you know what to smelt and stock before you place the first frame.
First launch
chmod +x Station*.AppImage
then run. Prefer the .deb if the AppImage fails with an EGL
error. For .rpm:
sudo dnf install ./Station*.rpm or sudo rpm -i ….
Could not create surfaceless EGL display: EGL_BAD_ALLOC, try:
WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1 WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1 ./Station*.AppImage,
or install the .deb instead (uses your system WebKit).
v0.1.3+ sets those WebKit flags automatically.
Ready when you are
Free for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Works on your computer, no internet needed.
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