Skip to content
| Marketplace
Sign in
Visual Studio Code>Programming Languages>Stationeers IC10 ToolkitNew to Visual Studio Code? Get it now.
Stationeers IC10 Toolkit

Stationeers IC10 Toolkit

Shane Yu

| (0) | Free
Unofficial IC10 language support for Stationeers, powered by a native Rust language server.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
Copied to clipboard
More Info

Stationeers IC10 Toolkit

Fast, offline IC10 language support for Stationeers, powered by a native Rust language server.

The language server and generated reference data are bundled with the extension. You do not need Python, a Stationeers installation, or a separately installed language server.

This is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by RocketWerkz.

Quick start

  1. Install Stationeers IC10 Toolkit from your editor's Extensions view.
  2. Open or create a file ending in .ic10.
  3. Start typing an instruction or hover an existing symbol.
define Solar HASH("StructureSolarPanel")
alias sensor d0

start:
  l r0 sensor Horizontal
  yield
  j start

Language features activate automatically for .ic10 files.

Features

  • Syntax highlighting for instructions, labels, registers, devices, macros, constants, enum values, numbers, and comments.
  • Context-aware completion for instructions, operands, registers, device pins, constants, enums, labels, prefab hashes, and HASH/STR literal macros.
  • Hover help for instructions, registers (r0-r15, sp, and ra), device references (d0-d5 and db), constants, enums, symbols, reagent hashes, computed HASH("...") values, packed STR("...") display strings, prefab names, and numeric prefab hashes.
  • Signature help generated from IC10 command syntax.
  • Go to definition for labels, defines, and aliases in the current document.
  • Diagnostics for unknown or deprecated instructions, operand counts, malformed literal macros, invalid STR text, duplicate symbols, missing labels, invalid labels, and the 128-line program limit.
  • Document symbols for labels, defines, and aliases.

The parser remains useful while a line is incomplete or invalid, making the extension suitable for normal incremental editing.

Commands

Open the Command Palette and run:

  • IC10: Restart Language Server — stops and restarts the language server.

Settings

Setting Default Purpose
ic10.server.path Empty Absolute path to a custom ic10-lsp executable. Leave empty to use the bundled server.
ic10.trace.server off Logs LSP communication at messages or verbose level.

Settings can be changed through Preferences: Open Settings (UI) by searching for Stationeers IC10 Toolkit.

Supported platforms

Release packages are built separately for:

  • Windows x64 and ARM64
  • Linux x64 and ARM64
  • macOS Intel and Apple silicon

The extension runs in the workspace extension host, including compatible Remote Development environments. A custom server can be selected with ic10.server.path when a platform package is unavailable.

Troubleshooting

The language server did not start

  1. Open View: Output.
  2. Select Stationeers IC10 Toolkit from the channel list.
  3. Run IC10: Restart Language Server.
  4. Check that you installed the package matching the host that runs the extension. For remote workspaces, this is normally the remote host.

If you configured ic10.server.path, confirm that it points to an executable for the current operating system.

Language features are not active

Confirm that the file ends in .ic10 and that the language mode shown in the status bar is IC10.

Collecting a protocol trace

Set ic10.trace.server to messages or verbose, reproduce the problem, and include the relevant output in a bug report. Review the trace before sharing it because it can contain source text.

Privacy

The extension runs locally. It does not include telemetry and does not send source code or Stationeers data to an external service.

Support and contributing

  • Report a bug or request a feature
  • Support policy
  • Contributing guide
  • Architecture and roadmap

License and attribution

Project source code is available under the MIT License. Stationeers names, reference material, and images remain the property of RocketWerkz and its licensors; see the third-party notices.

  • Contact us
  • Jobs
  • Privacy
  • Manage cookies
  • Terms of use
  • Trademarks
© 2026 Microsoft