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you should make it so it shows split view hangers with some ships or custom way, but with your carrier the view you whould get
Is get a bar in top with tabs.
Tab one could be Fuel bay, Drone bay, Cargohold.
Tab two could be ship maintance,corperate hangers (wich only has tabs)

Adding a form of split view whould be really cool, a way could be in top bar of the window a + or - that whould either add a split view then you could drag a hanger over to each split and even make a + - for tabs.

dont know if you understand me correctly but that whould be really cool way to expand what you have done. with custom filters etc.

and ps
PLEASE fix the DAMN rounding bug with r.a.m. - in building.

I think that's called a corp hangar. (I know, alts are often in different corps, but I like the way different characters are really treated as different people.) Arbitrary shared hangars with permissions like chat channels would be neat, but I don't want my alts automatically sharing a hangar. (Gotta keep those screenshots clean!)

Very nice! Just curious, I don't suppose this fixes the issue that you can't create contracts for any items that are sitting in station containers?

if you start counting at 0 everything changes.

As someone who spent two hours a few days ago combining my jita and perim inventories all I can say is, awesome! Keep up the good work ;).

Casual Corpse Collector representin'!

On a serious note, a feasibility question/suggestion: save the ship and item hangar content data for the present station (if there is one) to the user's hard disk to improve load speeds the next time (with proper checks in place to determine that the hangar contents have not changed since the last dump was performed).

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All hail our new UI overlords.

Hmm is there any chance that this is going to replace 'assets' completely? I cannot find a way to show estimated total value of items and ships in different stations around eve without visiting them, maybe I'm not looking hard enough?

I may be completely off-base on this, but it seems to me that they are doing something much bigger than just changing the user interface. It occurred to me that the inclusion of current market value and assets in space could be a sign that they are actually making a bigger overhaul to the inventory system to be better able to flag potential money laundering activity. If so, some of these changes may be much deeper than just how the inventory is presented to the user.

The old inventory system was basically a bunch of containers, be they hangars, cargoholds, cans, etc. Items were in those containers, and sometimes containers were inside of containers. Containers had owners and and if you moved an item from one container to another it would check to see if you had access to the containers in question. Whether a log was kept of that transfer, I have no idea.

Under the new system, all of your assets are immediately viewable, whether they be in containers, in space, or in cargoholds of ships. It seems to me that it would now be a lot easier to determine if the transfer of an asset was simply a player moving his stuff from one place to another, or a potential money laundering activity. Moving items from your hangar to your cargo would not be flagged, but if you went into space ejected from you ship and someone else came along and boarded that ship, the system could flag transfer of that ship and it's contents (including their total estimated value) as a potential money laundering transaction, and keep a log of it.

Now I am not enough of a database geek to know if this represents a major overhaul to the way inventory in managed in Eve, or if it's simply a rewrite of all the transaction processing so they can implement more of these kinds of checks. The devblog mentions a number of technical issues that drove the refactoring effort and money laundering might just have been one more reason to do this.

The important thing is that these guys are just designing the user interface for this new system. If there are features of the old system that you just can't live without they can't just be left in. They will need to be reimplemented in the new code. Personally, I am very attached to "my hangar" "my cargo" "my can" and "my corp deliveries" but I haven't been on to Sisi yet (my first attempt threw an exception) to see if they are buried under too many clicks or big-ass windows. Check it out if you can and try to make constructive comments. I don't think there is any chance of them rolling it back or making it optional.

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