EVE Technology Lab

Fixed now. Sorry for this. Mysql innodb decided suddenly that it has not enough memory for buffer pool.

Uploading Hyperion data dump right now, then will implement it. Will check after that.

Updated data dump and images to Hyperion 1.0.

Will you support the new blueprint api anytime soon?

Added Jobs input field to Manufacturing Calculator. With the new material calculations where doing many runs with one job have different material requirements than doing many jobs with one run. You can now calculate your T2 BPC jobs all together where the runs are limited.

EDIT: Updated IndistryJobs fetching from API. They all should be working now.

EVE Cost bit the dust?

Hi again. I was wondering if you had given any thought about a previous request I made a few months ago.

Mainly, in the Manufacturing tab, when not enough materials are found for a job, EVE-Cost only says "Not enough materials found for the job", would it be possible to somehow mark which material it is? And, ideally how much it's missing?

For things with too many materials, it takes some effort to compare the quantities of each material, one by one against the Warehouse tab to see which one is the culprit. While it would seem quite doable to indicate it next to the material's name on the material list.

Actually, it would be great if , when loading the item to be built, under the "Material amounts all runs" list you could put a green check mark on the ones for which the materials are covered and a red cross on those that have some missing, maybe even put the number of items missing?

Thanks again for a great tool!

Thanks this will save a lot of time and effort!

Also, I just found a bug: I used the new Manufacturing feature for launching multiple jobs, and it only actually worked for one job.

I selected 10,000 runs of Carbonide Armor Plates and 2 jobs, clicked submit and only 10,000 armor plates were created, even though the materials for 20,000 armor plates were taken from the warehouse.

First, thank you for this great tool!
Now, for feedback: in -> manufacturing tab -> settings could you add a checkbox for ME that "affects only components"? It would be a great time saver when manufacturing T2 ships. Or, as a quick fix, add more than the maximum 10% (up to 25%) in the "Material level" drop down for components in the "Material costs and amounts" section. It would be a great time saver and save alot of copy-pasting for people manufacturing at a POS which gives you time savings and material bonus for components.
Thank you!

Nope getting the same problem. Or similar problem at least.

Noticed that it's not factoring in Job Runs into the Expanded part of the Specific Material Results window.

Noticed mine with Enyos and Phobos+4 other T2 BPCs I was testing to see if it was me before I looked into on the forums.

The Job runs is calculated correctly into the Specific Material Results but if you should expand say the Crystalline Carbonide Armor Plate for simplicity:
1 Run/1 job Enyo
@ -3ME/-2TE
Crystalline Carbonide=28,829
Sylramic Fibers=7,208
Which is correct.

Make it into a 2 run single job and it doubles correctly at
Crystalline Carbonide=57,658
Sylramic Fibers=14,416

The error comes in if you Change the 1Run/1Job to 1Run/2Jobs the Expanded 'Specific Materials Results' doesn't double. It goes back to:
Crystalline Carbonide=28,829
Sylramic Fibers=7,208
Despite everything else on the page being correct.

For those that haven't used the site that long, increasing the Runs for it to be the old way with 20 runs instead of 4 runs/5 jobs don't work since the ME isn't applied corretly. Think most of us ran into that with the last patch. Was coming up short 2-3 pieces for the last BPC. But I know that was before you had updated the site.

For those that ran into this. Just use the calc and multiply in your run number into the expanded specific mats list and go from there. Doing that for now myself.

Also. Something I was thinking of. Think adding a 'One Job Install Cost' for the 'Material costs and amounts' that you expand could be factored in at the top of the screen with all the 'General Results' Say around that 'All Jobs Install Cost.'
Since I do all Parts and T2 production in one place, as most I would bet, I know the 'Job Install Cost' doesnt' factor in each of the other 9 parts you can manufacture before assembling the final T2 ship/product.

Anywho. Love the site and keep up the great work. Just some thoughts and findings.