Third-party tools: Difference between revisions

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! [http://eve-offline.net/ EVE Offline]

| Eve offline provides server status monitoring for EVE and DUST514 servers

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! [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/ Dotlan EVE Maps]

| DOTLAN EveMaps uses vector based maps to display the different systems within each region in browser format. The maps are dynamic and are updated each day to reflect sovereignty and occupancy changes within each system. With the recent update to the in-game browser, DOTLAN EveMaps can be a great tool to use for fleet roaming and planning within game although it does run a little sluggish at the present time. Be sure to check out the 'Radar' feature, which syncs an out-of-game browser to your ship movement.

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! [http://www.staticmapper.com/ Static Mapper]

| Provides static wormhole information.

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! [http://www.ombeve.co.uk/ Ombeve 2D Maps]

| Ombey's 2d EVEMaps provides a downloadable PDF that displays all the different systems within each region for easier navigation & route planning. As a bonus, the different systems include notes that indicate the stations available and the number of asteroid belts within that system.

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! [http://www.eve-central.com/ EVE Central]

| EVE-Central tracks market information for items throughout the various regions in EVE. Players can even pull reports and sync applications with the site to pull any market data. Bear in mind that it relies solely on player submissions and may not always be accurate.

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! [http://eve-marketdata.com/ EVE Market Data]

| Alternative to EVE-Central. Data gathered by players, compatible with EFT, ability to value hangar items.

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! [http://www.evemarketeer.com/ EVE Marketeer]

| Market statistics and information for New Eden.

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! [http://eveonomics.com/ EVEonomics]

| Market information for Jita. Very useful and user friendly because of its "market demand by value" categorical breakdown.

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! [http://pwning.de/neat NEAT]

| Market accounting information. Transaction history. Pulls data using your API key

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! [http://eve.grismar.net/ Grimsar's EVE Wiki]

| Grismar's EVE Wiki is a very robust website that offers a variety of different tools that can be accessed using the in game browser. It features tools such as route planning, ore price tables, and build requirements.

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! [http://hussars-online.ru/eve/datacore.php Profitability of R&D Agents]

| Calculates Datacore prices and R&D agents, give overall profit based on skills

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! [http://gunfleet.org/igb/index.php Gunfleet EVE Quick Lookup]

| Misc. tools including "Mining for ISK", "Mining for Minerals", and others.

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! [http://raynor.cl/eve/coalition.php Dingo's Toolbox]

| Various alliance warfare and PvP recon tools.

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! [http://www.fuzzwork.co.uk/ Fuzzwork Enterprises]

| Useful industry website with a number of useful calculators, including a blueprint calculator and LP store database.

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! [http://util.eveuniversity.org/PiBear/ PI Bear]

| Contains tools for Planetary Interaction.

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! [http://www.vexar.de/pos_fitter/ POS Fitter]

| A POS Builder that allows you to calculate whether you can cram that last pulse laser battery in and just how much everything is going to cost you in fuel.

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! [http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=HomePage EVE Survival]

| Mission runners handbook, give advices on ship fittings and damage dealing types

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! [http://util.eveuniversity.org/Missions/AgentRangefinder/ Agent Rangefinder]

| Helps you find those elusive agents that you have been looking for.

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! [http://www.eve-agents.com/ EVE Agents]

| Agent Finder is a very useful site that allows you to search for different agents in systems. It offers options to narrow down results to specific levels, corporations, and divisions. As a bonus, it works great with the new in-game browser.

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! [http://eve.battleclinic.com/ Battleclinic]

| EVE BattleClinic offers tons of great information for EVE players. It features news, guides, loadouts, message boards, and even browser tools that players can use to help with character development.

Many of the fits on Battleclinic, even some highly-rated ones, are very mediocre. Failure to agree with dominant personalities on the BattleClinic forums can result in immediate and low-brow flame wars. Scrapheap Challenge (for high skillpoint players), and Eve University's ship setup forum (for low skillpoint players) are often better sources for fittings.

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! [http://fleet-up.com/ Fleet Up]

| Stores and shares ship fittings for corporate fleet doctrines

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! [http://failheap-challenge.com/ Failheap Challenge]

| Failheap Challenge (also known as "FHC") is a forum with discussions ranging from PvE and PvP fits, to political discussions in their War & Politics forum that often more interesting to follow than similar threads on COAD.

The ship setup discussions are known to produce some excellent fits, although mostly aimed at high skillpoint pilots.

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! [http://games.chruker.dk/eve_online/default.php Chruker's EVE site]

| Chruker's site has useful information on many subjects. In particular, it includes a database full of all NPC ship attributes.

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! [http://cerlestes.de/ Cerlestes Ore and Ice Tables]

| Ore and Ice price tables updated in real time and with refining configurations

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! [http://howtoeve.com/ref.html EVE Reference Sheet]

| A great all in one reference page with a lot of great information. Includes damage types, exploration site types, agent types, etc...

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