[Solved] Star Citizen

OLLI_S · 6 Feb 2018, 19:11

The game Star Citizen consists of two applications:

RSI Launcher (E:\StarCitizen\RSI Launcher\RSI Launcher.exe)
Star Citizen (E:\StarCitizen\StarCitizen\LIVE\Bin64\StarCitizen.exe)

Icons of the RSI Launcher:

16 x 16 Pixel:
32 x 32 Pixel:
48 x 48 Pixel:

Icons of the Star Citizen:

16 x 16 Pixel:
24 x 24 Pixel:
32 x 32 Pixel:
40 x 40 Pixel:
48 x 48 Pixel:
64 x 64 Pixel:

Tom · 30 May 2018, 17:41

I updated the icon for Star Citizen and updated the detection to include the latest version (that we know). I will add rules for RSI Launcher later.
Note: Game detection is a test and we are not yet committed to maintain rules for games.

OLLI_S · 30 May 2018, 18:52

The RSI Launcher and Star Citizen are detected now.
But they both have ? as detected version.

Tom · 1 Jun 2018, 07:02

The version should display correctly now.

OLLI_S · 6 Jan 2018, 20:58

VulnDetect shows me the following version numbers:

RSI Launcher Version ?
Star Citizen Version 3.1.11.36589

In the RSI Launcher I see the following version numbers:

Referring to the information that I see in the RSI Launcher the game version is not detected correctly.
But it could be that the version number stored in the EXE is not correct.

Tom · 1 Jun 2018, 21:34

@olli_s It will show version 1.0.1.0 now.

OLLI_S · 6 Feb 2018, 10:48

Cool, for the RSI Launcher the displayed version is 1.0.1.0, so for the RSI Launcher the issue is solved.

For Star Citizen the detected version is 3.1.11.36589.
In the RSI Launcher the version 3.1.4-LIVE.757485 is displayed.

I looked at the EXE properties, here the displayed-version and the product-version is 3.1.11.36589.
And this is what you detect.

Is there anything that you can do?
I think not.

Tom · 2 Jun 2018, 10:51

@olli_s Well, as such there is. However, it requires that we have access to an authoritative source of all released version and the corresponding version, that they show in the Launcher. But if there isn't then we can't reliable report the version. Unless, of course, they store it in the registry, in which case we can, when we support the contextual rules.

OLLI_S · 2 Jun 2018, 11:06

I think this is too complicated, for the user it is enough if he gets the info "Hey, there is a new version available".
So I mark the issue as "Solved".