I'll see about adding it. Not much room left on the screen but I'll see what I can do.


Tool tip is a good idea. Adding the base build time shouldn't be hard to do.

On the comparison, the data is intended to show you if it's worth buying or building as well as profiting. I tend to use it for that often. I guess if you entered the max buy price instead of the min sell price for the jump freighter, you might not get what you are looking for. But if you use min sell price for the jump freighter (or add it manually), and it shows a positive profit (based on the market cost minus the total build), then you should build it. If not, buy it. Of course, no guarantee on if the price will drop or go up when you are done building it in a month or so.

As far as the production times of the components, this is something on my list to fix but it's a bit more complicated than I would like it to be. I'm trying to work through the logic now and figure something out but it'll be a bit before I finish it.

As far as the production times of the components, this is something on my list to fix but it's a bit more complicated than I would like it to be. I'm trying to work through the logic now and figure something out but it'll be a bit before I finish it.

How about allowing the user to dictate which items will be built vs bought?

So instead of just having "Raw Mats for everything" "Purchased componants for everything" and "Use the program's logic to decide (i.e. Build/Buy)"

You add "Decide on your own which components to build, I'll just tell you what they earn/unit or per hour"


That might be easier than adding a whole bunch of optimization problems if you want to implement something like this.

Maybe I wasn't completely clear, I don't think you got my point entirely. Let us for the sake of argument continue the Rhea example (but it could be anything), but let's consider the R.A.M. instead (since it's a less complicated component). I'm assuming a (-1,-1) BPC. As it is now, IPH tells you to build the R.A.M. The 38 R.A.M takes 17 hours to build and saves you 1.9 million instead of buying it from the market (70k isk/hour profit). I'm pretty sure, however, that your overall isk/hour on the jump freighter is better if you just buy the R.A.M. from the market, as a Rhea yields roughly 600k isk/hour profit, and so spending 17 hours extra for the 2 million saving is not really worth it.

Also another nice added feature would be to make the shopping list editable in game. Even just adding or removing material from the list would be good. I stockpile mins, but not so much for components, so it would be nice to just remove the mins from the list.

I agree. I have some ideas jotted down to rebuild this tab but it's going to be a bit before I get to it considering what I'm working on now. Originally I planned it just as a way to see what profit I could make from reactions in a C1 I had then I added a few other options. I'd be happy to hear any other ideas you have and work them in to the change.

Any chance an option to add "courier costs / m3" or "courier cost / value of materials" could be added, it can sort of be done with the additional costs field but it gets annoying since the courier cost will differ greatly between different items.

Small bug with the latest version

The build volume on the shopping list appears to be wrong in some cases
http://imgur.com/SBKz5w2

200 runs of fuel blocks produce 8000 blocks. At 5m3 each, that's 40 000m3, not 1000. Noticed the same thing with ammo.

Also, previously if you double-clicked an item on the Manufacturing screen you were taken to the blueprints screen and the focus was on the Runs text box. Now it's on the "Selected Blueprint" dropdown. Can that be changed back?

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I dont know if you covered this or not as I didnt browse through all 40+ pages



Windows 7
In the manufacturing tab
Double click any item in the list to edit the me/pe etc

Basically it crashes and gets the message. I have reinstalled the program twice and still getting the same issue. Is there any work around to it?

It pretty much does it for any item in the manufacturing tab. More or less double clicking any item in it causes me to have this issue. I can manually adjust the ME/PE for all of the items and get the same results but I just cant get into the window where I can add additional costs, change between buy/build and etc so it isn't that terrible of a problem. All a screenshot would just show the manufacturing tab with the error window

I am no expert for sure but I believe a 1 run bpc of a ship when used with a decryptor that adds bonus runs will give 0 + the bonus. A max run bpc is the only thing that will give 1 + the bonus.

Probability Multiplier: N/A
Max. Run Modifier: +2
Mineral Efficiency Modifier: +1
Production Efficiency Modifier: +4

That was changed sometime (I can't recall when)

I invent ships using the +2 run decryptor using a 1-run BPC and get 3-run T2 BPCs out

Specifically this decryptor

Is there a way to save the skills as overridden? I have to fix them every time I launch the program even if I press 'save settings' or w/e it's called. On the same topic, overriding the skills is really finicky, just pressing 'set all to V' and save rarely works. I just have to try random **** a few times to get it to read the skills correctly.

found an issue:

When entering more than 1 Num BPs with an equal amount of Num Lines and a full 10 runs, it calculates the production time incorrectly for Barrage M. In this case, to run 7 BPs on 7 lines doing 10 runs each should still be 7 days, 9:46:40. Instead, it is showing 1 Days 17:06:40.

Additionally, it still shows the profit as the 1 production of 10 runs when it should be multiplied by the number of BPs used. I this case, the profit should be around 77 mil rather than 11 mil.

Screenshot: http://tinypic.com/r/jh7i2d/5

Yeah, thanks, it came to me while I was walking to the corner store and I realized just how moronic my brain can be sometimes. How about an option, check box to recalculate it as 10 x 7 sometime in the future?