Very nice mate! Great work.. and man your fast, I thought this would take 10x longer to get done.

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Yeah, the dropboxes turned out to be a pain. You could use Firefox (which responds to CSS when the website tells it to hide/show options), but I'll rebuilt that page soon and have it have a graphical selector (just like in-game).

edit: turns out it's not that much work: http://i.imgur.com/JRLOI.jpg (work in progress)

edit 2: bug squashed, e.g. you can now simply select your starter stuff by clicking pictures, near identical to how you did when you created a character.

Some seem to have gone missing. A few of my castel fittings went missing. Database wipe?

They were the fittings you helped make.

Doek, you are my hero.

BTW, aux accumulator currently do not add on to your accumulator capacity

Yeah, still working on that one. It comes down to sitting down, going through the market, encoding it in some format (probably a database), and adding code to effect bonuses.

Just now, I did upload a new version which runs a 10 min. accumulator simulation, giving a reasonable picture of how the accumulator is going to behave. I have some code in the works that'll allow disabling modules and loading charges.

I'm a complete math idiot, so if anyone's got an idea how to solve it with a formula instead of basically trying to imitate the game, please :-)

Proof (running a stopwatch next to the game then using the same fit on the site): http://i.imgur.com/YDgHS.jpg

Ah. Well, that also clear up a lot, seeing these aggregates. I know from the dictionary there must've been specific ones other than just, say, damage modifier (each weapon type and size have their own), but I made a choice when dealing with the ambiguity of the csv exports. It's still going to require some work getting them in, but it certainly helps having a definite list. Thanks for that.

Awesome work Doek!

I just noticed that my profile lists Expert Efficient Mass Production as a rank 3 extension while in-game it is listed as a rank 5. The description is also garbled but that may be due to IE8.

I've added a mapping tool, allowing you to explore Nia in a familar way (I mean, who hasn't used Google Maps right?) and drop markers (by clicking the map) denoting spawns, mineral presence, tacticals, etc. Corporation-wide sharing coming very soon. Heavy on the modern standards, so use the latest versions of IE, Firefox, Safari or Chrome if you encounter issues.

http://i.imgur.com/0XMhA.jpg

Doek,

you are doing a very nice job with your tool site!

It's just a lot of work, stitching together screenshots from the in-game map (that's the only source I know of). Right now it's light (taken from my Cameleon), and heavy mech would right now be a no anyway

By missing a zoom function you mean your tool right? Well the code is all client side, so view the source to see what I did here.

edit: Hmm, that reminded me; the Mercator projector won't allow for any of those features, since the distances will become larger as you move towards the poles. The Perpetuum map is flat, so I'd have to have it use an Euclidean projection. So that's why the generic labels are positioned for now.

edit 2: I'm right now reworking the world to fit a 1 pixel = 60 cm scale. The base map I exported from the game (using the console) has a 1 pixel = 1 meter scale, so whatever math in meters / 0.6 = in-game meters.

edit 3: the mapping tool is now more properly scaled and uses it's own projection class. Also, I've retained the 0 zoom setting, so you can zoom out and watch the islands disappear. Don't get lost!