Traidir
Hedion University Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2012.05.03 15:08:00 -
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Here's a few suggestions for other things to add:
Add counts indicating the number of different categories of items in a branch to the location tree, for example: My Items > My Loot [59] My Items > Stuff for Sale - Container [1433]
Add the ability to fit all items in a stack. Say for instance, you want to fit 3 nanofiber internal structure modules to your ship, and they are all in an "unassembled" stack. Under the current system, you would need to "Fit to Active ship" three separate times or unstack the items three separate times and then mass select them and fit them to ship all at once. Instead, you should simple be able to select the stack and say "Fit to Active Ship" once and all the items will automatically attempt to fill fitting slots until there's no more room or no more items in the stack.
Ensure search function looks in containers: When the quick filter or asset search is used, it would be nice for it to search sub-directories in the tree. There's nothing more annoying than buying a skill book only to discover months later you've already had it hidden away in a container for years because the asset search you did, didn't bother to check containers. Same applies to manufacturing materials and modules you want to fit.
Estimated isk price off refine values: It would be nice to have the option for either the inventory window or the refinery window look up average market prices for minerals/materials and give a readout estimating the refined value of selected items based off the value of the raw materials. Indeed, if instead of using average values it could estimate the nearest levels of support and resistance on the market to give an idea of the margins, that would be even better (if technical).
(This is a bit out of scope, but speaking of market analysis, the market graph is especially hard to use for many commodities, especially minerals, because the "min/max value" and the "donchian channel" options use overly extreme values on the most recent day of the graph and the fine distinction is compressed to a few pixels while those options are selected. For example, look at any graph of "tritanium" ever, then unselect those options and behold a much more reasonable scale for the y-axis. It would be nice if the graph was user-scalable or didn't pull ridiculous extreme values from the market for its data.) |