Thanks for this planner! I use it all the time.

Just a semantics thing, but I believe the X-Large Ship Assembly Array has been renamed to Capital Ship Assembly Array and the 'old' CSAA has been renamed to Supercapital Ship Assembly Array. Also the XLSMA no longer needs sov upgrades to anchor, I believe it's just confined to nullsec and wspace now.

Welcome back to Eve and thanks again for your planning tool!

Great to see this tool getting some updates again, I like it and use it a lot, despite it being oudated for as long as I've known it.

Don't forget to add some proper pricing information (especially for faction mods which are all at 0 atm)

and to change the Moon Harvester from <0.4 to <0.5
Might also be a good idea to make the core tower a clearly visible flexible option, so that anyone can move whole setups made for one tower type to a different one and then just adjust it according to the fitting limits.

This is something I've been sort of grappling with. When I first started the Planner, I was using the base material prices that CCP provided way back when for the structures. Now, things are much more fluid as the modules are produced by players, and prices can vary (somewhat) especially with the faction modules. Without me manually inputting the prices every so often to help compensate, I wonder if it's even worth representing the values of modules at all since I really can't offer a valid price quote. Maybe there's a way I can link to another site that does; I'm open to suggestions on that front.

I've returned!

I've updated the IGB POS Planner to 0.58 and with it the recent (ish) changes to POS modules, including removing the Medium Refining Array and adding the Personal Storage, Compression and Thukker Component Assembly Arrays.

http://eve.1019.net/pos/

Over the next week or so I'll be implementing some deeper changes, such as UI optimization and what not.

Let me know if you see any mistakes, and have any suggestions for future updates!

Thank you to everyone who's contacted me about the tool, and I hope the time it was out of date wasn't enough to deter anyone from using it.

Previous Threads (for nostalgia's sake):
2012-13 Thread
2010/11
2009
2005-2009

Eve-Central usually provides automatic price updates for a variety of tools, such as EFT and could be probably used here as well if you know how to do so. May even be possible to do it directly via the CREST API now, as I heard the market data is already available via that.

As a simpler variation, you could link to the Eve-Central pages for the individual items.

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1. Could you please include faction POS mods as well? I switched from your POS planner to a self-built one a while back, and the only reason I did so is because faction POS mods are just so wildly different from regular mods (both in fitting and in their main stats).
Edit: I can write up a query to just grab all POS mod stats from the database dump for you, if the issue is that you're inserting them by hand. If we don't have any programming languages in common I can just make it an .exe..

Faction mods should be available to add, just click the "Include Faction Mods" link and that should add them all to the dropdowns. Let me know if you're not able to do this.

Thanks for updating the POS planner!

I noticed there's a bug when you add a new module, it seems to remove all your offline modules (even after building the URL manually).

Apart from that, it's working well :)

Hello

resist are not working correctly

Whoops, sorry about that! This has been fixed as of this post :)

Seems to be working correctly for adding new modules, but I just tried changing the tower while some modules were offlined, and they disappeared.

Great tool, btw! Thanks for building and updating it.

Can you elaborate? Are they not working according to the newly implemented values the community has discovered, or the previous implementation, or something else?

Example:

Right now:

Ammar Control tower large with 4x Photon Scattering should have resist: 68%
Program shows: 53%

Before update works correctly

Current version looks good. However, one thing:
Adding assembly arrays or labs displays manufacturing capabilities with a number of slots. Those were removed, neither assembly arrays nor laboratories (same with stations and outposts) have a limitation of jobs anymore. You can now run as many jobs as you like in them.

Check the links earlier in this thread - it's the game that's bugged, I believe the IGB POS planner has been updated to display the correct resistance amounts.

The game incorrectly displays resistances as though no stacking penalty applies, but testing and reviewing logs proves shield hardening arrays are subject to normal stacking penalties.

Are there plans to updated the laboratory data ?

It is quite confusing how it is atm.

Great tool! Would love to see a dscan tool for pos. You dscan a pos and copy past results in to see resists/dps etc.

Are you planing to do the same for Citadel ?