Eve Tools Planetary Interaction Production

Hi Guys, I'm looking for some good PI Tool, but I was unable to find one. I need a tool that could help me orginize my production, calculate production plan based on PI BoMs, gather my planet information with it's production capability etc.
• Download the driver from • Get the.tar.gz for the 4.0 driver or 4.1 preview. You want to get the JDBC driver from Microsoft and add it to the Squirrel classpath. • Open Squirrel SQL • Click the Drivers tab in the upper left and find the entry for Microsoft MSSQL Server JDBC Driver • Double click the entry to open the settings for it • Click the Extra Class Path button • Click the Add button and select the sqljdbc4.jar or sqljdbc41.jar extracted above • In the Class Name field, enter com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver Edit: adding JDBC URL example - The JDBC URL syntax for the Microsoft driver is explained. The general form of the connection URL is jdbc:sqlserver://[serverName[ instanceName][:portNumber]][;property=value[;property=value]]. • Expand the.tar.gz file on your Linux system. Squirrel jdbc driver download.
Greetings Capsuleers, Planetary Interaction was introduced back in the Tyrannis expansion in 2010. There have not been many changes made to the system since then but that is about to change. With the release of the Into the Abyss expansion we will be making several changes to the UI of Planetary Interaction (PI).
Most of the changes are aimed at making setup and maintenance of your colonies less painful, especially when it comes to all the clicking that is currently involved in setting up a colony. A rough count for setting up a single planet with Command Center, Launchpad, Extractor with 10 heads, 12 processors and links and routes for all the processors came out to around 300 clicks. Let’s look at the changes we are introducing and where this number ends up. First things first, do you want to play a little game of spot the difference? Hands up if you have setup a planet, gone away for a day or two thinking that your PI is happily processing away, then you come back to find out that you completely forgot to route the goods from your processor and you have produced nothing.
Hopefully we can help you with that. We are changing it so that if a pin is not fully setup it will have a pulsing ring around it and the pin window should clearly state what is required to complete the setup. Once the setup is complete the pulsing ring will change color and display a brief animation to confirm that everything is complete. Planetary Production Information: The current flow for learning what resources come from what planets and then what can be done with these resources needs some updates.
We are going to be adding tooltips in the PI windows when you hover resources or entries in the build menu. Build menu tooltips will show you what that pin is used for, how much it costs, and the power and CPU usage. The resource tooltips will show what resources are required as inputs or outputs, the time it takes to create the resource and the volume of the resource. We are also taking this same approach to the Show Info window.
You will no longer need to go through a resource to the schematic to the resource to the schematic until you gather all the information you require. A Planetary Production tab in the resource Show Info window should now show all the information you require. More Changes: We have also made the following changes: • Simpler Build Menu - We are removing the current accordion menu and just show you all the items you can build in one simple menu, each with a tooltip explaining what they do, how much they cost and the CPU and Power required.