Science & Industry

GReat Programm THX!

What currency do you prefer mate?

I've got a question regarding T3 components:

When I import data, I want to import my raw materials with Min Sell prices, and my manufactured items with Max Buy prices. However, this causes an issue with T3 components - they are treated as manufactured items, and so the price data can't be imported this way. Is there any solution to this (other than manually editing each price)?

Edit: Nevermind, figured out I can uncheck 'components' and update prices a second time.

Hi,

what about 118.8 release? Mining barges were revorked with high slots and bonuses. Do you plan to make an update to this one?

Thanks,
Richard

Is there a way to set my default mfg spot or do I have to change it for each bp?

Has anyone figured out how to install this on linux yet?

I am having some issue pulling in accurate pricing and I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

In Update pricing area I have Amarr ticked (in the trade hub system rather than under domain (amarr) in the regions section. This is where I buy my materials from. Under manufacturing list I have the station where I make my things.

When I search on blueprints, I would like the market price area to show the price in the location I wish to sell in, be that a system or a region, how can I make that price show that information as it doesnt seem to be specific to me region at the moment

Thanks

You need to update prices two different ways. First, for materials uncheck the 'Manufactured Items' box in Update Prices. Select Amarr, and update prices (either min sell/max buy or whatever you want to use). Then, uncheck 'Raw Materials' and check 'Manufactured Items'. Select the region or hub you want to sell in...say Jita. Then update prices again. The market price on the blueprints tab is reflecting the price for the built item. So in this example, you would see the Jita price for the item you are building.



1 - Use the 'Sell' categories when importing prices - i.e. min sell
2 - These options just mimic the options on the BP tab. Compare Build/Buy uses the build/buy option on the BP tab to calculate whether it's better to build or buy the components for items with components. Compare Raw materials calculates items as if you were to build all components, regardless of whether it's cheaper to buy them, and compare components calculates the item as if you buy all the components pre-built. Compare All does all three calculations for each item.
3 - If I understand the question, you would have to manually do this. If you want to build items that can be built in a day - use the manufacturing tab options for build times and limit it to 1 day.
4 - SVR=sales to volume ratio. It's the number of sales per build time divided by the number of items you can make during that time. Basically, if you can make more items than is sold in a day, it will show a lower number. If you can make only a portion of what is sold each day, then you'll get a higher number and potentially a better chance to sell your items more quickly.
5 - No, not at this time.

Maybe try adding an exception or download the binary files and just manually running it from the folder. There isn't anything special that the installer does other than copies the files to a directory and makes a shortcut to the exe file.

Hi,

I was wondering if it were possible to add/revise an option for exporting - currently it's extremely cumbersome to import these numbers into evepraisal. Evepraisal's parser can't read any of the current output options.

Eveprasial would want to read it more like this:

1 Tritanium
3 Pyerite
28 Mexallon
1 Isogen
300 Nocxium

Etc.

It would also make it a lot easier to communicate the numbers with others through copy/pasting, as is there's a lot of extraneous information in the export that complicates communication.

You have my thanks if you can make this possible, and my thanks for what you've already done. This issue aside, your program is awesome! o7