Except not...unless you found a way to access any form of storage place w/o using the new UI...with its own tree and uddles of extra TMI spammed everywhere

Shift clicking is great and all....well it would be, if it every remembered what each of those extra instances of the UI contained individually and where it was and how big. Currently the Shift-click windows just open where the last one was opened...so you would have to move and re-size all those windows each shift-click, each time you went to the POS...

suck it up nerd

not trolling, I'm serious, if you can't follow eve has it becomes a game people can actully play without a 40 page intrustion booklet just to use the UI, then get out.

You might not like it, but it's modern, and it's better. If it has usability issues that does not make it bad, it just means it's not finished. But the old items UI has to go, NOW.

I wonder if the actual undisclosed use of this new UI is twofold

First to become a GÇÿUnifyingGÇÖ UI between Eve the game and Dust (as IGÇÖve pointed out in the official blog thread)

Second, to remove the GÇÿStation ServicesGÇÖ panel completely

However as I discovered when it was pointed out by my Son, both of us very rarely use the Neocom, most of the time we use the right click menus and the merged GÇÿShips and ItemsGÇÖ windows on the Station Services panel.

This is the fundamental problem with the design of the UI, I tend to operate towards the right side of the screen, itGÇÖs where I keep my overview, my cargo container, ships, most everything, I suppose because I am right handed.

The UI tries to make me work on the left of the screen, the inventory button is on the left, and also the tree view is left.
But I naturally GÇÿparkGÇÖ my mouse pointer on the right near the station services or overview. I even keep my GÇÿSelected ObjectsGÇÖ under the Overview with Drones below it when in space, all on the right.

Ah well such is life, just when you think you have Eve cracked they move the goalposts yet again. One day IGÇÖll learn how to play this game .

well how would you open them right now, on TQ. Do that but holding shift. then move them over each other and they become an old school tabbed window without the tree on the left.

also note I agree, it needs to remember UI settings, like the current system, but fix that and it's brilliant. and optional.

Yes i know, you can drop to those tiny rows on the left, and if you screw a few pixels down/up, you end up in some places you could never expected your stuff to be in, like corp hanger division you dont have access to.

This particular scenario ALONE is more than enough to scrap the upcoming inventory UI approach.

To be fair, there is a pop-up that will tell you that you're putting something in a restricted access hangar. Which, to be fair to the other side, one might reasonably disable because you routinely put things in said hangar.

To be fair, there is a pop-up that will tell you that you're putting something in a restricted access hangar. Which, to be fair to the other side, one might reasonably disable because you routinely put things in said hangar.

I for one disabled that popup because it was showing up on hangars that I have full read/take access for, and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who did it for that same reason.

If it only popped up on hangars you didn't have take access for, that might be another story entirely.

Its just unfinished

Its just crap.

Although I dislike this new system, (I really hate the tree view, and the added clicks and key presses to carry out the same tasks) I feel sorry for the devs, must be tough knowing your going to be responsible for a really unpopular change.

Tal

Easy solution for the poor Devs that are bringing this crap in. Don't.

Sorted

I love the new inventory system. Much cleaner/faster than the old structure.

Keep it up! N1 change. At least a beginning of a few windows less.

Did the new build fix anything?

I posed the following question in the live CSM Town Hall meeting today on EVE Radio:

"There is concern from some quarters about how the Inferno release of the Unified Inventory will be received by the playerbase. There are some well-reasoned arguments that the feature is incomplete and reduces functionality. Have the CSM been consulted on this matter at any point, what are your thoughts and do you think there will be a player backlash after patch day?"

The CSM representatives who addressed this (sorry, didn't catch who) gave a succinct "everything is fine, Inferno is meant to upset players" response (this echoes the sentiments recently voiced by CCP Unifex). Those CSMers who had tried it out on SiSi seemed to experience no problems and gave the impression they were perfectly happy with the system as it stands and see it as a great experience. I suspect they have only given it a cursory look and like the idea in principle, but haven't had time to notice its shortcomings.

What! Inferno is "meant to upset players" - wtf. How about we upset CCP! I guess we can best measure the rage on 22nd.

Pffff.