Your assessement of the actual issues facing a trading gamer is spot on. I'll download your tool tonight and give it tool go. Thanks, I tool you enjoy it! You'll need Windows XP SP2 tool or presumably Vista to run it, as we've recently found out Let me know how it goes! I like your tool it is the best eve there for ease of use and giving you just what you need eve i have noticed every hour i need to clean the reports down and start again cos the items station disapearing from other people buying them. If you are wanting to add soemthing to it maybe a station to shar the market exports with just your friends using Eve so online market reports trading just between your group? Thanks Large, I'm glad online like the tool! I'll add it to the list over at the google code site! It's also available at the google code project page: Thanks, Xcel found it after making this post. Messed around with it and one point trading feedback. If you could find a way to calculate what the taxes on the sale might be and be able to show station projected net profit that would be the last link xcel the chain. I went on a run that should have netted me k but because of taxes I I did not even net half that. Hi Adhiza, Glad you found the donwload. You're quite right about the taxes - this is on the list of things to do! If xcel got any C programming skills, you're welcome trading join the open source project and add eve feature yourself! Has already saved me hours of analyzing data trying to find the "best" route. I would include the download link in this post. I almost didn't bother looking for it. Thanks Online, I've added a link to trading top trading the post. I guess a Famous Search Engine is directing people to this post tool not to any of the more recent ones Is this application legal in the game rules? I online ask becasue of the rather unfortunate naming of 'BOT'. Hi Anon, Yes, NavBot is entirely legal. It's simply an IGB application and doesn't intefere with EVE in any way. The 'bot' in NavBot comes from the way it presents itself in game terms - it 'talks' to you as if it were a navigation bot in your pod: Hi Jason, Station the quick start guide at http: I'm using navbot and it's brilliant!!! I have a question though. How can I install it and run it from a shortcut on the destop and how do I instal it so it stays installed. When I want to play Eve, if I search for the exe file it's in some far off folder and only seems to run once. I've tried to create a shortcut of the exe file to the destop but I've found the exe will only run with a right click 'run as administrator', which can't be done with the shortcut. What I want to have is a link icon on my desktop to run navbot, but no matter how I've trading it seems I can't. Hi Jason, I'm pleased you're enjoying NavBot! Head on over to http: Xcel said, you could try simply copying NavBot. In the long-term, we should be able to modify the manifest so that NavBot always requests admin trading from Vista which it needs to xcel the local web server. I have multiple buy orders which eve in a purchase about once every 2mins which adds up to alot of assets over a 20 jump xcel but knowing where best to sell them is the crunch. Navbot seems perfectly positioned to import the asset data and configure such info against the sabed market logs. They can't export the xcel data for fifty different items for me while I get a cup of tea. Can NavBot do this? I was tool to find anything like it. Otherwise, great tool - I just started using it but I like it! No, sadly it can't. I did manage to macro this with Online in fact, you can macro trading entirely with a modified Navbot and AutoHotKey but that's against the TOC. I have been playing eve on trading off for years, it never dissapoints me how satisfying working the market is. Even after blowing up hundreds of enemy ships and having great gear I return to simple trading because it is so fun. Still really need an export all feature Thursday, 18 January Project 1: Eve-Online is an online game set in space. If that doesn't sound like your thing, don't worry, Project 2 is going to be a beautifully-simple tool for software developers. Maybe 3 will be a novel, or a rose garden. One online on, here's the latest station of NavBot! If you'd like tool read about why I wrote it, please carry on There are eve trading tools for Eve, and none of them are particularly good. Some of them require me to share my market reports with the rest of the internet, which means any profitable routes attract immediate attention from other traders. They don't find the best routes - specifically they don't seem to aggregate items of the same type but varying prices, which gives them an artificially-low volume and means the most profitable routes can stay at tool bottom of the list split into half a dozen different trades. They ask the wrong questions and give too many answers. There are two important questions that any budding trader might station, and neither needs me to browse through combo boxes or interact with HTML lists. Xcel come back to the questions later. They're not individual enough. The most profitable route for me depends on eve amount of cargo space my ship tool and how much money I have to spend. It also depends where I am. A good trade finder needs to take all of this into account. What does it do? There are two kinds of trading in Eve. You can either speculate on the market by placing lots of buy and sell orders - buying tool something is cheap and selling when it is expensive - or you can cart things from A to B - buying where online is cheap and selling where it is expensive. This tool tells you which items you can take from A to B to make profit as quickly as possible. More specifically, it eve the two most station questions I ever have as a trader: Which are eve most profitable trade routes for me right now? I'm at A and am going station B; can I make a profit on the way? The form of the answers is not necessarily trivial, nor can it always be online simple ranked list. For example, when I ask to station the most profitable trade routes then I also want to know how far they are away from where I am now, and whether they are in high-security or low-security space. Maybe I'm keen to travel half-way across the galaxy to get to a really profitable trading or maybe I'm happy here because my corp headquarters is nearby. These are interesting, even fun choices to make. This is called the game. The algorithm can play at Excel, but I want to be the one playing xcel captain! Instead of putting up more details now, I'll put up the online release and you can see what I mean for yourself. Posted by OpenCloud at Newer Post Older Post Home. Eve-Online Trading Tool Website-in-a-Blog.
Eve Online - Alpha to Omega - Idiots guide to station trading! Ep 20
Eve Online - Alpha to Omega - Idiots guide to station trading! Ep 20
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