Going along those same lines CCP needs to remove the "success/fail" message when completing invention jobs as no one cares about "how successful you were at inventing the BPC" and just spams enter until it goes away.

Or a 'Deliver All' button. Delivers all complete jobs (started by you) in one go, maybe at most a summary dialog afterwards that lists the outcomes of those jobs

Some sort of in-line spreadsheet. Or at least a way to easily copy and paste name and quantity of the selected items to a text file.
Every so often, the alt-tabbing to update my spreadsheets causes windows to throw a fit.

More variety in industrial ships. Something other than 'hauls lots of items', or 'hauls more items'.

Bulk invention/copy/RE/manufacturing significantly reducing number of clicks to setup jobs. Just like the guy above said select X blueprints -> right click copy/invent/RE/manufacturing -> accept

Bulk-invention/manufacturing. Select 5 BPCs, right click -> invent, select a lab and have the BPCs queued up on the 5 shortest wait lines.

Common inventory in a POS, hangers shared between the various arrays and labs (if selected that way by whoever configures the POS). Dump stuff in one location (maybe the tower itself), access it from all linked labs and manufacturing arrays.

Ctrl+A to select all, then click Deliver.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned being able to easily identify the ME/PE of a BPO/BPC yet. It seems like something that could be added to the mouse over like the price has been.

Look into Freighter undocking.

There are some stations whose undock port points away from the majority of the points that one might want to warp to, including all stargates. Sometimes not just the majority, but every single point is on the opposite of the station, from where the ships undock.

For normal ships, being agile and relativley small, that's not a problem, but for Freighters such as the Charon, there are some such stations where the likelihood of getting stuck on the station's "collision box", unable to actually initiate warp, is dangerously high. The correct undock procedure for such stations is to click "undock", then go AFK for 120-180 seconds, and only then initiate warp.

Other stations can be resolved by warping to a target that's in front of one's ship, so that one gains some distance to the station, after which it becomes possible to initiate warp towards the object that one wants to warp to, another station or a stargate, which was behind the station that one undocked from. But it's still ******* annoying.

I know it's possible to create undock bookmarks that one can warp to, 150-1000 km from the undock port, but that only works when one uses the same station many times. It's not a solution for new, foreign stations.

Yes it is. Carry around a shuttle and a unit of ammo. Undock with the shuttle, with the ammo in the hold. Keep going to a warp-able distance, stop, jettison the ammo, and bookmark the can. Loot the can, and dock at the station again. You now have an undock bookmark.

While not opposed to having the info in mouse over you can currently see that information in blueprints list in the industry screen. I'm not entirely sure if its there for personal jobs as well but at least for corp blueprints list these numbers were visible when installing couple R&D jobs last night in my R&D altcorp.

Look into Freighter undocking.

Create/design items from scratch, or at least have some leeway to tweak variables on modules (e.g. trade 10% range for 5% more damage) or be able to pick what bonii a ship hull provides.

You know, give the customer what they really want instead of waiting for CCP to tweak things.

Not viewable/usable from here if within containers. :(

You're joking right?

No, I'm very serious. Undocking with a Freighter is a lot slower than it has to be.

This is because at undock you are going considerably faster then your ships top speed, and you need to wait to slow down.

So just slow down. Seriously mash the stop ship key until you're at about 75% speed, then hit warp. Normally in Orcas it would take 15-20 seconds to warp (even with a MWD), but now I just slam on the breaks until I hit 1/2 - 3/4 speed, hit the mwd and I'm off in about a total of 8 seconds. Should work with a freighter, other then not having the ability to use a mwd, but it should still cut war/align time in 1/2.

Have you actually read my post, the one in which I explain what the problem is?

we read the ones that explained why your issue is a non-issue. Insta-undocks derp derp etc. Also if you get hung up on station, you can always just re-dock and try again.

And it's not CCP's intent that it should be that way, because it only happens for Freighters. I'm all for Freighters being slow and unagile. That's deliberate design. But getting stuck on collision boxes when trying to warp through stations never happens for smaller ships. It's not intended to happen. CCP just screwed up, and won't fix it.

Look into Freighter undocking.

There are some stations whose undock port points away from the majority of the points that one might want to warp to, including all stargates. Sometimes not just the majority, but every single point is on the opposite of the station, from where the ships undock.

For normal ships, being agile and relativley small, that's not a problem, but for Freighters such as the Charon, there are some such stations where the likelihood of getting stuck on the station's "collision box", unable to actually initiate warp, is dangerously high. The correct undock procedure for such stations is to click "undock", then go AFK for 120-180 seconds, and only then initiate warp.

Other stations can be resolved by warping to a target that's in front of one's ship, so that one gains some distance to the station, after which it becomes possible to initiate warp towards the object that one wants to warp to, another station or a stargate, which was behind the station that one undocked from. But it's still ******* annoying.

I know it's possible to create undock bookmarks that one can warp to, 150-1000 km from the undock port, but that only works when one uses the same station many times. It's not a solution for new, foreign stations.

In game mining calculator to calculate payouts based on:

Regional order prices
Your specified %

For example: Mining op mines a total of 300,000,000 iks worth of ore based on regional calculations. In game tool would allow you to calculate member payouts.

Yes you can use an excel spreadsheet, but the point to is limit the amount of times you have to leave EVE online to do a task.

Remove some of the tedious, not the complexity, just the tedious. T1 production and manufacturing is just right, T2 meh a bit more tedious. T3 and PI forget about it!!

Also granting null sec stations and outposts material bonuses to their manufacturing slots. Anyone who builds in null sec is taking more risk than a high sec manufacturer.

1- availability of manufacturing slots.

2- Availability of building materials.

3 - incentive to build there rather than in high sec.

Honestly, I really hope they don't waste time implementing any kind of additional in-game calculator or spreadsheet tools.

I just don't see any way the ROI on that could be reasonable. There are so many highly functional and freely available out of game tools that I would hate to see them duplicate that effort when they could be making improvements to the game that CAN'T be provided by any number of other resources.

And, a lot of those tools work fine via the in-game browser, too. There are just so many alternatives to an in-game spreadsheet that it would be hard to justify spending the dev time on that, instead of, say... updating POS management.

Corp mining is a huge activity in EVE.

Create/design items from scratch, or at least have some leeway to tweak variables on modules (e.g. trade 10% range for 5% more damage) or be able to pick what bonii a ship hull provides.

You know, give the customer what they really want instead of waiting for CCP to tweak things.