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Anyone know program that compares 2 systems? Please help

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Max Tuniuscyno
Doomheim
#1 - 2012-10-23 19:14:02 UTC  |  Edited by: Max Tuniuscyno
Is there any program that can compare sell/buy orders in 1 system, then in another , and then compare them?

For example:

Trade Hub 1:
Item A: Sell:12000, Buy:10000
Item B: Sell 13000, Buy 12900

Trade Hub 2:
Item A: Sell 10000, Buy:9000
Item B: Sell 18000, Buy 15000

So from this prices, I can find 2 trades:

From Hub1 to Hub2 with Item B making 5100 isk profit per item.
and from Hub2 to Hub1 with Item A making 3000 isk profit per item.


All prices and items are imaginary and I am just giving example of what I want to do.
Are there any websites or programs that analyze market exports from 2 diff stations?

This way I can use my freighter to make even more profit.. its just sitting getting dust.

Thanks!
Cipio Hakoke
Tactical Manufacturing Group
#2 - 2012-10-23 19:35:26 UTC
Max Tuniuscyno
Doomheim
#3 - 2012-10-23 19:42:58 UTC
Cipio Hakoke wrote:
http://eve-central.com/tradetool/


this website only shows profit made from directly buying and directly selling from 1 place to another.

I want to do it by buying things first(not from sell order), then moving them to another place, and setting up Sell order,(not selling to buy order)
Jack Lagoon
Noble Sentiments
Second Empire.
#4 - 2012-10-23 20:52:24 UTC
Learn to code and make it would be your solution. Something like this people will not share openly usually. I did something of this nature for a comparison between Jita and 0.0 markets using the in game browser and market caching with an external program reading that cache and then writing to a database but to go through all "published" items in the eve database takes somewhere around 8 hours to do (2-3 second intervals per item) so good luck with that.
Scrapyard Bob
EVE University
Ivy League
#5 - 2012-10-24 01:17:59 UTC
Jack Lagoon wrote:
Learn to code and make it would be your solution. Something like this people will not share openly usually. I did something of this nature for a comparison between Jita and 0.0 markets using the in game browser and market caching with an external program reading that cache and then writing to a database but to go through all "published" items in the eve database takes somewhere around 8 hours to do (2-3 second intervals per item) so good luck with that.


8 hours is about right, there are 8500 or so items on the market. The EVE in-game browser limits you to 1 call ever 3 seconds (closer to 3.2-.3.5 in reality).

8500*3.5/3600 = 8.26hr

Of course, if you use a much smaller selection of items and/or multiple alts, you can get closer to real-time.
Max Tuniuscyno
Doomheim
#6 - 2012-10-24 04:15:22 UTC
Thanks. I have found http://eve-marketdata.com/
Its not exactly what I am looking for but its so useful for other things such as hauling.
Mme Pinkerton
#7 - 2012-10-24 05:09:47 UTC  |  Edited by: Mme Pinkerton
EVE Market Scanner by Eraggan Sadarr sounds very similar to what you are looking for (screenshot).

The tool doesn't have fully automated trade finder functionality such as eve-search or eve-marketdata but the FindBargain functionality ("Find where to..." drop down) has the same function.

I started work on a version with built-in cache reader which uses the same item database format as EVEMon (so you don't have to create your own one from the official SQL dumps after each update) but I abandoned the project due to being too busy irl.
The cache-reading functionality should work but unless you are interested in programming you are probably better off with the original version + reverence.
Kivorno
Myanapa Corsica
#8 - 2012-10-24 10:05:06 UTC
I have started work on something like what you are after, although it is still in the Alpha testing stages. At the moment, the 5 main hubs (Jita, Ammar, Rens, Dodixie and Hek) are stored in a DB (excluding items such as blueprints) however there is a tool to search a market on the fly if you know the item and the specific system.

Feel free to look: http://kivorno.zachreichenberg.com

Accounts need to be approved before you have any kind of access, so evemail me and I'll accept for a period.

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