The standalone build makes an executable which includes all Python and Qt dependencies. Lines starting with > can be run in PowerShell or cmd.exe. NOTE: py-starbound is included as a git submodule and needs to be cloned with the following commands:Īpplications such as Sourcetree should offer to clone it automatically. Qt 5 (included in PyQt5 binaries on Windows).Make sure everything in the dependencies section is installed before you do a build. Here is how to build starcheat from source. This will help us fix your issue faster, because we don't need to ask you for additional information. Please read and follow these instructions when reporting an issue. Linux + all Platforms: Build from sourceįollow the steps below to build the dev branch from source. Mac: Homebrew HEAD buildįollow the steps below to set up our Homebrew tap but instead of installing the stable version run brew install chrmoritz/starcheat/starcheat -HEAD to install the latest nightly or brew install chrmoritz/starcheat/starcheat -devel for the nightly with 1.0 support. Go to or for 1.0 nightlies (the ones labeled with Pull request #288 - Starbound 1.0 Support) choose the build matching your architecture (win32 or win64) and download the latest snapshot from the Artifacts tab. You can download prebuild nightlies for the latest commit from our Appveyor build bot. You can try out the latest in development version (which may not be stable) by following these steps. Starcheat is a Starbound player save editor, you can get free pixels with this! (omg) Thanks to for creating this new working build.

Universe reset, also known as 'Universe wipe', is an action of reverting the universe of Starbound to its initial state prior to being modified by a. The more the player modifies a certain planet, the bigger this file get. You can download a working version of starcheat from or the patched GitHub repo. If this file is deleted, that specific planet/moon gets reset to its original state.

How to edit your starbound save file