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Osmium 0.13.5 — browser-based fitter — Vanguard
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Indalecia
#41 - 2013-02-22 20:56:52 UTC
I made a minor update today, the AAR should now work as advertised. Please try it and report any issues.


Hannott Thanos wrote:
Wow, really nice. I love the best/worst case tank. Nice little touch.
Where do we donate?
Thanks, you can find the details here: http://artefact2.com/osmium/#support

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Tux Tango
NorCorp Security
Tactical Narcotics Team
#42 - 2013-02-26 13:03:32 UTC
nice work
Zarnak Wulf
Task Force 641
Empyrean Edict
#43 - 2013-03-01 05:48:59 UTC
Bump for goodness
Morgan Torry
Arma Purgatorium
#44 - 2013-04-05 13:21:36 UTC
Gotta say, this is a great tool if you don't want to download anything.

One little request: Make it to where you can have a drop-down for "Select Enemy Damage Type" and it change your passive/active tanking ability with the selection (With the current "Omni" being selected by default of course!). I think if that were added, it'd be perfect for its niche role.

Arma Purgatorium - What is Podded May Never Die
Indalecia
#45 - 2013-05-01 11:59:33 UTC
The 1000th loadout barrier has been broken a few days ago. Thanks everyone for using Osmium!

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Indalecia
#46 - 2013-05-06 13:49:37 UTC
Updated the database to Retribution 1.2.

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March rabbit
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#47 - 2013-05-06 14:17:17 UTC
looks like great resource. good job!

The Mittani: "the inappropriate drunked joke"
Nemessiah Losshelin
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#48 - 2013-05-25 05:29:11 UTC
Just wanted to say thanks for the great tool. I have been using it for right around a month, and love it. Now that I have a name, i'll send some Iskies your way.

A lazors, lazors, lazors, lazors, lazors everywhere.
Indalecia
#49 - 2013-06-04 13:01:32 UTC
Updated to Odyssey 1.0.

Please report any bugs you may find!

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Zor'katar
Matari Recreation
#50 - 2013-06-04 15:21:27 UTC
One nice feature would be some sort of filter-by-Eve-version, so that it's easy to tell (for example) pre-Odyssey fits from post-Odyssey fits. Simple filter by date would be possible but not perfect. Maybe something with tags.

(A longer-term goal could be to allow multiple fitting profiles for ships based on the Eve version selected. That way, if future announced changes are added in, people could theorycraft fits for the upcoming version without borking the current fits.)
God's Apples
Wilderness
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
#51 - 2013-06-04 17:11:16 UTC
This is sweet.

"Hydra Reloaded are just jealous / butthurt on me / us because we can get tons of PVP action in empire while they aren't good enough to get that." - NightmareX
supr3m3justic3
Perkone
Caldari State
#52 - 2013-06-04 20:48:52 UTC
How and where are the charecter API's stored, and would there be any chance of misuse of them?

I only ask because we are playing EvE.
Indalecia
#53 - 2013-06-09 17:32:45 UTC
Zor'katar wrote:
One nice feature would be some sort of filter-by-Eve-version, so that it's easy to tell (for example) pre-Odyssey fits from post-Odyssey fits. Simple filter by date would be possible but not perfect. Maybe something with tags.

(A longer-term goal could be to allow multiple fitting profiles for ships based on the Eve version selected. That way, if future announced changes are added in, people could theorycraft fits for the upcoming version without borking the current fits.)

Thanks for suggesting that, I have been thinking about how to tackle this issue.

Unfortunately with the current architecture it's impossible to use more than one version of the EVE database, so I always use the same version as the current version on Tranquility. What I could do is run a parallel Osmium instance with a different database (for example with a Singularity database or whatever the testing server's name is), but it would be completely disconnected from the main Osmium instance, and due to the volatile nature of test servers, it would probably be updated (possibly reset if CCP decides to roll back lots of stuff) regularly.

What I could do is automatically (based on creation date) add a tag with the expansion name, like "retribution-12" or "odyssey-10", which would allow anyone to easily filter loadouts or see which loadouts are still relevant or not. I could also automatically add such tag to new fits (so, all fits created from now would have the tag "odyssey-10" too). What is your opinion on this?



supr3m3justic3 wrote:
How and where are the charecter API's stored, and would there be any chance of misuse of them?

I only ask because we are playing EvE.

Your API keys are stored in a PostgreSQL database. Since Osmium is free software, you can see how your key is used and how it is stored (the schema is here).

I use it for authentication, that is, allowing you to use your character name in Osmium (and the % in front of your name will be there to indicate your account is API verified, and you are not usurping someone else's character).

I also use it to detect cheating on votes (for example, you could create 3 characters on your EVE account, with 3 Osmium accounts, and you could vote 3 times on things, giving you an unfair advantage), for this I use the creation date of your account (which is far from perfect, but at least there are no false negatives).

If you have more questions please let me know.

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Indalecia
#54 - 2013-06-09 17:38:34 UTC  |  Edited by: Indalecia
Osmium 0.7.0 is out. Despite the major version change, there are no new big features (although there were big internal changes).

Here is what's new:
  • It is now possible to search loadouts by ship type (try searching for "battlecruiser" or "interceptor").
  • You can switch between a light and a dark theme (click the "Paint it black/white" link in the bottom-right corner of the page).
  • Unborked the notifications page (sorry it took so long…).

As usual, the full changelog is here.

If you see any issues or have any questions, I'll be glad to see to them.

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Zor'katar
Matari Recreation
#55 - 2013-06-10 20:16:31 UTC
Indalecia wrote:
What I could do is automatically (based on creation date) add a tag with the expansion name, like "retribution-12" or "odyssey-10", which would allow anyone to easily filter loadouts or see which loadouts are still relevant or not. I could also automatically add such tag to new fits (so, all fits created from now would have the tag "odyssey-10" too). What is your opinion on this?

That's more or less what I had in mind. Whether or not you do it retroactively is up to you, but at least going forward it would be nice to have a version tag added to new fits by default.

Having an issue at the moment. When adding a hi slot item, it seems to try first to put it into the mid slots, then copy it to the top hi slot, overwriting what's already there even if there are other empty slots. Also vice versa (adding mid slots, will try to put it into a hi slot, then move it to top mid). Low slots appear to be working fine.

Firefox 17.0.6 ESR, Win 7
Indalecia
#56 - 2013-06-10 20:48:49 UTC
Zor'katar wrote:
Having an issue at the moment. When adding a hi slot item, it seems to try first to put it into the mid slots, then copy it to the top hi slot, overwriting what's already there even if there are other empty slots. Also vice versa (adding mid slots, will try to put it into a hi slot, then move it to top mid). Low slots appear to be working fine.

Firefox 17.0.6 ESR, Win 7


Interesting, I can't reproduce the issue here sadly. Is it only on a specific loadout (or with certain modules) or is it all the time? Have you tried the usual cache clearing routine or tried in another browser?

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Zor'katar
Matari Recreation
#57 - 2013-06-11 13:28:21 UTC
Indalecia wrote:
Interesting, I can't reproduce the issue here sadly. Is it only on a specific loadout (or with certain modules) or is it all the time? Have you tried the usual cache clearing routine or tried in another browser?

Tried a few new loadouts with different hulls... all the same issue. Although, one correction... if I double-click a hi slot module while there's a different hi slot module in the top hi slot, the new module will blip through the mid slots like described, then just disappear (not overwrite the previous top-hi-slot module). If I click and drag the module to an empty slot, then it overwrites the module in the top slot.

Only other browser I have on this machine is IE8 (work computer, so I can't get too fancy with it). I'll try from home tonight if I remember.
Indalecia
#58 - 2013-06-12 15:13:04 UTC  |  Edited by: Indalecia
Zor'katar wrote:
Indalecia wrote:
Interesting, I can't reproduce the issue here sadly. Is it only on a specific loadout (or with certain modules) or is it all the time? Have you tried the usual cache clearing routine or tried in another browser?

Tried a few new loadouts with different hulls... all the same issue. Although, one correction... if I double-click a hi slot module while there's a different hi slot module in the top hi slot, the new module will blip through the mid slots like described, then just disappear (not overwrite the previous top-hi-slot module). If I click and drag the module to an empty slot, then it overwrites the module in the top slot.

Only other browser I have on this machine is IE8 (work computer, so I can't get too fancy with it). I'll try from home tonight if I remember.


I stumbled upon the issue today. It's definitely a bug, I am trying to fix it.

EDIT: fixed it, it was a dummy typo in a view. Phew.

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Zor'katar
Matari Recreation
#59 - 2013-06-12 17:55:05 UTC
Indalecia wrote:
I stumbled upon the issue today. It's definitely a bug, I am trying to fix it.

EDIT: fixed it, it was a dummy typo in a view. Phew.

Confirmed, thanks. :)
Zor'katar
Matari Recreation
#60 - 2013-06-12 18:35:33 UTC
Another feature suggestion, unless I'm missing it: a way to make a duplicate of a fitting you're looking at so you can modify it to your own specifications. I'm sure export/import could be used, but it may be something that happens often enough to justify a one-click method.