Eve fitting tool update

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It is giving out optimal range bonus better than T2 and named mods. Vincent Jarjadian. Seriya Caldari The Illuminati. Pandemic Legion. This effect is not stacking penalized with Low-Friction Nozzle Joints, which still affect agility. That would be excellent, without doing a prntscrn? Arakarth Minmatar Voracity Incorporated. Additionally, the extra buttons that ultramon adds to the window send to other monitor and stretch window across both monitors flicker at the same time.

Anyone else having this? Milano Mines Critical Mass Enterprises. Fixes: "None" is no longer displayed next to slot attributes Database: Includes several changes from Singularity, including: Enforcer and Pacifier buffs Bastion module nerf Liberation Games event boosters which have just stub effects, so they work in neither Pyfa nor on Singularity.

I did not have much time to debug builds delivered by new build system, so if you have any issues which you did not experience previously, please report them to Database: Updated for patch Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … 19 20 Next. Previous Next. Trade and Industry are arguably the lifeblood of Eve. Without the constant market activity created by buyers, sellers, and manufacturers, there would be no spaceships to spin , no structures to bash, and no lazers to pew pew. Planetary Industry allows pilots to create industrial colonies on just about any planet in the EVE universe.

The aim of this is producing goods from raw materials extracted from the planet. There are tools specifically oriented to this type of industrial activity. Skill planning is one of the cornerstones of Eve Online, so it is no surprise that there are multiple robust tools to help players develop and manage their skill training plans. Over the years, UniWiki has seen a great many third party tools come and go.

There are many reasons why a tool may become discontinued - from API changes that would require a major overhaul, to the authors no longer playing Eve, to the high costs of running a popular website, and many other reasons. Whatever the reasoning, in the interest of providing an up to date list here as well as maintaining a historical reference, those tools have been moved to another page: Retired third-party tools.

Jump to: navigation , search. Category : Applications. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history. This page was last edited on 12 January , at Does work with ESI. Evanova is an Android application for managing Eve Online characters and corporations and viewing Eve Online information.

EVESkillBoard [4]. Will be shutting down January 1, Works with ESI. Sharing pilot information, tracking its standings, what ships can fly, skills, calculating trading fees, placing a character for selling.

Eve Mail. An asset manager for all accounts incl. Allows e. The fitting panel is attached to the left of the screen by default, and despite its misleading name is actually more of an item browser. This panel is divided into two sections. The top section is very similar to the ship browser, with many expandable catagories in pretty much the same arrangement as you would find them on the in-game market. The second section displays all results for the selected item type, with tabs at the very bottom to select between Market i.

This window also displays base cpu and powergrid requirements for each item, and items can be right clicked here to display their attributes. If you enable the "Price synchronization" option within the "Preferences" menu, the item attributes will also include a current price estimate.

EFT makes it very easy to import fits. Simply copy on an EFT-formatted fit available from most killboards , press ctrl-c to copy, and switch to your EFT window. EFT should ask if you want to import the fit.

Say yes, and rename as appropriate. Occasionally the formatting on a forum will break the EFT format. In this case, I have found that pasting to Notepad and then re-copying normally resolves issues. Now that we're familiar with the interface, let's talk through setting up a ship. Use the ship browser to select the ship you want to fit. This will open a new window displaying the slot layout of that ship, and a whole lot of numbers. Let's talk about this window for a moment.

Below you will see one I made earlier. Here you can select the character whose skills you want to apply to the setup. If the rectangle is red, you can hover your mouse over the box to see which skills the chosen character would need to fly this ship.

Note that these required skills only show prerequisites needed to fit the modules and do not consider fitting skills such as Power Grid Management, CPU Management, Advanced Weapon Upgrades, etc. You can drag items from the fitting panel into these slots, or simply double click them in the fitting window to add them to a free slot.

To the left of any active module e. Clicking this tick will turn the module off, right clicking will overheat the module and holding Ctrl and clicking will 'offline' the module. Simply clicking the icon again will undo any of these changes.

Notice that when overheating is turned on for any module, a new column will appear in this window. For every module being affected by this overheat, EFT will show one of two things. This will be either:.