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Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2013.12.19 00:26:00 -
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In the Manufacturing List:
What is the actual difference between Raw Materials and Build/Buy? I mean with Raw Materials I have to buy all the raw materials for the components and the item right? Which automatically mean I have to build the components myself.
Doesn't that make Build/Buy the exact same thing? Or am I missing sumthin here?
Btw, thx for a great program  |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.07.17 18:44:00 -
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Is there any option to include invention cost in the -Manufacturing List-? Currently I have to enter every blueprint and manually re-apply the decryptor to get the right cost/profit. Even though the decryptor used are already shown it's not actually applied.
Also, even though I love spreadsheets, this program certainly makes the EvE indy life easier! So thanks alot for creating, developing and maintaining this program  |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.07.24 15:11:00 -
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Kesker wrote:
Just trying to stay up with all myself has nearly made me give up industry. As if it wasn't enough spreadsheets and data.
Frankly, I think they have over complicated it now.
I wouldn't say they've overcomplicated it. They cleaned it up and simplified it without really dumbing it down. It's just a matter of getting used to. I do lots of RE almost every day in the wh and it was a pain before, a billion mouseclicks and confirmations. Now, I can do in 10 seconds what used to take upto 10mins every hour. Same with regular t2 invention/manufacturing. It's a breeze now. A big change can be a hassle ofc but as soon as u get used to it, I think most ppl will be satisfied. For the end user that is. Ofc it's prolly a hassle for a programmer to rewrite and adapt to the changes. IPH is still usable right now, just at a different "scale".
Looking forward to the update tho |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.11.18 16:20:00 -
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In the Manufacturing List:
The base tab, default seems to be Jita. Whenever I change the Base to POS, different region and system, different modules and save, it keeps resetting to Station, The Forge, Jita whenever I hit -Calculate-.
Also, is there a way to toggle off/disable unwanted tabs in the Manufacturing List? Woulda been great as there are so many and most of them I don't need. I noticed that I can move tabs like ME, TE and Profit which is nice but not tabs like Profit %, Item Market Price, IPH ,Total Cost and Manufacturing Job Fee. So I need to sidescroll every time instead of having the wanted tabs within the same window. |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.11.18 18:53:54 -
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Elena Thiesant wrote:You can remove columns by clicking the 'Select Columns' button on the right-hand side of the manufacturing tab.
Jeez, I must be blind  Thanks, a lot!
Elena Thiesant wrote:To set the default location, pick the correct system, station, pos, array, etc, then click the little 'save' button on the tab. That'll save your selection as the default, overriding Jita.
As mentioned, this is what I did, including saving it but it still resets upon "Calculate". |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.11.21 12:46:45 -
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Most of the times in the Manufacturing List, if I doubleclick on an item to bring me into the blueprints window it crashes. Sometimes it works, even though I did nothing different from the times it did crash. I also noticed that when u choose Price Comparison "Compare all", it shows every item 3 times as "Build/Buy" but with different outcomes.
Wanted to make a bugreport via sourceforge or sumthin with screenshot etc but couldn't find it. Not sure if it's okey I post bugs here(?) |
Badda Benjaminsen
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Posted - 2014.11.24 17:08:23 -
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Last fix worked nicely btw :)
However, I can't seem to get T3 Subs listed in Manufacturing List, popup says "No blueprints calculated for options selected".
T3 hulls works fine. T3 Subs does show in the blueprint section though. |
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