All of which lets you design, in advance, what you'll want the tower configuration to look like. Usually more guns and tackle, a bit less EWar. Active Combat - What should be online during active combat. 1 Like MarchewaNiszczyciel (Marchewa Niszczyciel) July 29, 2019, 10:57am 7 Yea, EvEs api is rumored to be very 3rd party friendly. Often a death star or PITA star configuration. War (high-threat) - Most labs go offline, lots of defenses come online. War (low-threat) - A few labs go offline, a few more defenses come online. Generally minimal defenses online (on a hi-sec tower) and lots of labs online. Each plan cluster has: Qty - # of modules that get put online CPU - (# of modules x per-module CPU cost) to track total usage PG - (# of modules x per-module PG cost) to track total usage Suggested Plans: Peacetime - This plan is what I will put online during times of peace, when threat is low. EVEMon Character Manager Pyfa Fitting tool. I suggest having at least 6 sets of columns so you can setup 6 different plans. EVE isaverycomplex gameandyouwilloften find yourself needing additional tools to help you. Item Quantity Average Price (ISK) Hull Incursus: 1: 318.780,00: High slots Regulated Light Neutron Phase Cannon I: 3: 313.752,00: Mid slots 1MN Monopropellant. With a simple SUM() at the top row which tracks total CPU/PG use for that plan to see whether we go over/under the CPU/PG budgets. On the current sheet, that gives me rows like: Caldari Tower Large / cost / CPU available / PG available Shields: Explosion Dampening Array Ballistic Deflection Array Heat Dissapation Array Photon Scattering Array ECM: Ion Field Projection Battery Phase Inversion Battery Spatial Stabilization Battery White Noise Battery (then the 4 Dread Gurista ECM as 4 additional rows) EWar: Sensor Dampening Battery Tackle: Warp Disruption Battery Warp Scrambling Battery Stasis Webification Battery Energy Neutralization Battery (etc.) For the columns, going across, I then have: Type - name of the module type Note - any notes that I'm interested in ISK (M) - ISK price in millions (estimated) CPU (tf) - CPU required per module PG (MW) - PG required per module Anch - # of anchored modules Goal - ultimate # of modules of that type which I want to anchor Then I setup clusters of (3) columns, each cluster is used to design a different "plan" for what will be turned online in various circumstances. One sheet per tower that I've put up or am considering. The first line that includes the tower also lists the PG/CPU supplied by that tower. gg/2kRuZvgtC6Want a head start when you first play Use this link and get shirt that is printed in a distressed fun style. For each one, include the CPU/PG required in a 2nd/3rd column (makes math easy) along with notes such as ECM strength, range, etc. YEAH, I've said this publicly and it's appeared online, but it's probably not a. Group the modules by type along the left side (groups such as guns, hardeners, ECM, tackle, offense, labs, silos, arrays, etc.). Mark and Eve have been together so long that I almost forgot they hadn't.
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