Thank you for a fantastic tool. Love the UI!

I am probably missing something - but I can't seem to delete/remove items from the "Cargo" tab. One work around I found is to drag/swap into an "active" slot and than remove it. But it's a bit cumbersome.

Thanks for your help.

I'm having issues getting the download. Been an issue with some sort of security problem with github. My browser keeps giving me an error about the site security and won't let me through.

https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/releases/download/v1.5.1/pyfa-1.5.1-oceanus-1.0-win.exe

If that doesn't work, let me know. I'll put them on eve files for now. But I would try to get that github thing fixed - the cert passes for me with no security warning

I'm not sure how to make Gethub work, so any suggestions you can give me would be great.

Also... the windows file won't work. I'm on Mac OS. My apologies for not mentioning it sooner..... totally forgot

Well, I can't tell you what's going on with GitHub. It sounds like it's a security certificate problem which could be on their end or your end. Dunno what to do about it really... try a different browser, or otherwise google the issue.

https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/releases/download/v1.5.1/pyfa-1.5.1-oceanus-1.0-mac.zip

Is there a way to make the tool not lag so horribly when quickly replacing modules?
Other than that I find this tool very useful, thanks for developing it.

Are you on OS X by chance? I've noticed a log of lag on OS X but always chaulked it up to being on a VM. Also, see if HTML exports is enabled in preferences - it may cause performance issues.

Where i can save proxy-server login and password? Pyfa can not get characters info by api key only known proxy-server and port. Sorry for my English :)

I'm on Windows 8 at the moment. HTML exports are disabled in preferences.

FEATURE REQUEST

Greetings developers. I use PYFA daily and I must say that it is an outstanding piece of software. Thank you very much for putting your precious time into this endeavor.

I have been spending much time lately theory-crafting burner fits and fleets. And I began to realize that there is a bit of a need for better fit management. I would like to see a third tab on the left panel. This tab would be like a file cabinet for current fits.the window assigned to this tab would allow the end user to create a hierarchical tree of ship fits based on whatever the end user want to organize them under.

So for instance I could create a folder called PVE with a sub called burner fits. with subs for each type of Burner mission each containing fits designated for that particular missions.

Or for instance I could create a folder called PVP and then organize the contents by range or defense layer or any other attribute that I see fit.

Ideally this would allow me to place one fit into more than one folder as some fits will qualify organizationally for many categories but there is no need to duplicate the fit multiple times in the normal fit catalog as the fits in this hierarchical structure should probably just be pointers back into the main fit catalog.

So, you basically want tags? Tag a fit "pve" and "burner"?

It's been discussed before, and I even got around to implementing a basic feature with it on a dev branch, but then got stuck on something. Haven't touched that feature in months, not sure when I can devote time to it tbh. It differs a bit from your proposal: with tags, there would be no hierarchy, just a simple Tag > Fits.

In the meantime, you can name your fits with keywords like BURNER for burner mission fits, then use the search feature to collect them all.

hi, ive trouble with pyfa it wont start (1.5.1 !)
tried zip and .exe installer and other stuff (deactivateing anti virus softawere etc.)
eft works just fine but i like pyfa way better any things i can try to fix this?

ps.: running win 7

Proxy passwords are not supported as this time. https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/issues/26

I was going to include it in the network overhaul but couldn't get password functionality working correctly on my Linux box.



I'm not sure then. On Win 7 I can add / remove modules as quickly as I can click on them. What specifically are the steps you are taking?

Proxy passwords are not supported as this time. https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/issues/26

I was going to include it in the network overhaul but couldn't get password functionality working correctly on my Linux box.



I'm not sure then. On Win 7 I can add / remove modules as quickly as I can click on them. What specifically are the steps you are taking?

Similar sounding issue here: https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/issues/185

Please read and let me know if any of the advise works for you.

Similar sounding issue here: https://github.com/DarkFenX/Pyfa/issues/185

Please read and let me know if any of the advise works for you.

On Mint 17, I had to manually install python-sqlalchemy and python-dateutil packages. Pyfa recognises the former and gives an error, but the latter just crashes. I guess dateutil is installed by default on the distros the devs use? Neither message is visible if you just run from a desktop shortcut - an error dialogue in this case would be nice.

On Mint 17, I had to manually install python-sqlalchemy and python-dateutil packages. Pyfa recognises the former and gives an error, but the latter just crashes. I guess dateutil is installed by default on the distros the devs use? Neither message is visible if you just run from a desktop shortcut - an error dialogue in this case would be nice.