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| + | '''Harmonia''' was EVE University's POS ([[POS|Player-Owned Starbase]]), originally in Aldrat and later in Slays. When engineering complexes were introduced to the game it was replaced by [[Archive:Adrestia_(structure)|Adrestia]]. It served three functions: |
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| − | '''Harmonia''' is EVE University's POS, or Player-Owned Starbase. It serves three functions: as a rally point, for defense, and for Unistas to practice or experiment with research.
| + | * A rally point for other local operations (fleets, roams, mining activities, etc.) |
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| − | The POS is located at Planet 9, Moon 9 in [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Metropolis/Aldrat#sec Aldrat]. The POS is located at There is a [[Bookmarks|corporate bookmark]] for Harmonia available.
| + | * A place for reprocessing or compressing ore |
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| | == Rally Point == | | == Rally Point == |
| − | | + | EVE University members could use the POS to rally fleets or conduct other EVE University operations. Only people in the [[Ivy League Alliance]] were able to enter the shield. |
| − | You can use the POS to rally fleets or conduct other EVE University operations. Only people in the IVY Alliance will be able to enter the shield.
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| | == Defense == | | == Defense == |
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| − | You can use the POS as a safe location in Aldrat if you need to evade War Targets.
| + | EVE University members could use the POS as a safe location to evade [[War Targets]]. |
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| − | The POS will automatically lock and fire on anyone who is a War Target. Protection is not instantaneous, as the guns and POS modules require a long time to lock up targets, especially small ones. | + | The POS would automatically lock and fire on anyone who is a War Target. However, protection was not instantaneous, as the guns and POS modules require a long time to lock up targets, especially small ones. |
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| − | If you need a safe place to be during wartime, being inside the POS shields is a good place to be. You cannot be harmed as long as you stay within the POS shields. But neither can you lock anything else.
| + | Members could not be harmed as long as they stayed within the POS shields. But neither could they lock nor otherwise engage anything else. There was also a risk of inadvertently bumping other members out of the safety of the POS shield, so members were advised not to move while they were in the POS shield. |
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| − | Do not move while you're in the POS shield, as you may bump other players out of the shield's safe area.
| + | == Reprocessing Array == |
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| − | == POS Research ==
| + | Harmonia had a Reprocessing and Compression Array available to EVE University students. |
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| − | During relative peacetime, you can also use the POS for research.
| + | Because there was only a single storage space for ores/minerals, only one member was able to use the array at a time to prevent ores/minerals becoming mixed. It was therefore considered polite to keep your distance if someone else was currently using the array. Theft of others' items during POS array use was considered corp theft and thus punishable as such. |
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| − | Unistas with [[Blueprint_Original_Details#Blueprints|original blueprints]] can use the POS facilities to research. How is this done with EVE University's research labs? This guide is for you!
| + | == POS Research == |
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| − | In the event of a serious sustained attack against the University, research facilities may be offlined to increase the POS's defensive capabilities. Outstanding jobs canceled. Blueprints will be returned to their owners in such an event.
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| − | Before doing anything, verify that there is availability in the POS in your Science and Industry window.
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| − | FIRST, before you drop a BPO in the "Industry" Hangar, make sure there is an open slot. Any loose BPO's scattered on the floor are grabbed by the research staff and placed in a safe spot. Contact the [[EVE_University_Management#POS_Manager|POS Manager]] to get them back.
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| − | That said, this guide isn't about research or production, it's about getting your BPO into the lab and researching it to improve its efficiency. You should be at least partially familiar with blueprints and research.
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| − | == Conducting POS Research ==
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| − | If you'd like to conduct research at the EVE University POS, you should first be familiar with the basics of research and production.
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| − | == Step 1: Check if you're eligible for POS access ==
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| − | To have access to the POS you must have the Rent Research Slot corp role and access to the correct corp wallet division. Right-click your name, then select View Member Details.
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| − | This will open up a new window detailing all the corp roles you hold. Go to the Roles Summary tab, and check to see if you posses both the Rent Research Slot role in the Station Service section, and access to the Ivy League Research Division corp wallet division.
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| − | You also MUST have the [[Skills:Science#Scientific_Networking|Scientific Networking]] skill trained to at least level 1. This is because the POS is in our R&D corp, and not actually in E-UNI, so research must be done from a nearby station, so this skill is required.
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| − | The cost is currently 25,000 ISK per hour with a 25,000 ISK install cost. However, please:
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| − | * Do not use more than 4 slots for material research including pending jobs.
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| − | * You can use as many time efficiency research slots as you want.
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| − | * Limit each research job to no more than 14 days. (If you have a BPO that needs more than 14 days to achieve one research level, ask the [[EVE_University_Management#POS_Manager|POS Manager]] for permission)
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| − | == Step 2: Selecting Correct Corp Wallet Division ==
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| − | You need to be docked in HQ to continue any further ([[Aldrat]] IX - [[Pator Tech School]]).
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| − | Open your wallet, click on '''Corporation Wallet''' and <span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">change the selected/active wallet to the Ivy League Research Division wallet</span>. It's important to do this first, as when you pay for your R&D job, the money will come from whichever wallet is active:
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| − | [[File:ILRDdivision.png]]
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| − | == Step 3: Place BPO In Correct Corp Hangar ==
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| − | Next, please check if you can place an additional research job. This depends on two skills which are:
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| − | * [[Skills:Science#Laboratory_Operation|Laboratory Operation]]
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| − | * [[Skills:Science#Advanced_Laboratory_Operation|Advanced Laboratory Operation]] ''(prerequisite: Laboratory Operation V)''
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| − | Each level grants one ''extra'' research job over and above the base of one. Therefore at Laboratory Operation IV - pre-requisite for Scientific Networking - you can have 5 active jobs.
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| − | '''Please note that research jobs with a "Ready" state are also counted as active jobs.'''
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| − | After you have checked that you can install an additional research job and you have the right corporation wallet active, you can drop your blueprint in the '''Industry''' hangar. To do this, click on the the Inventory icon (second one down beneath your portrait). Drag the BPO from your item hangar into the Corporation hangar marked '''Industry'''.
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| − | Once it's there you need to open up that hangar - you'll see a load of [[Research#Locking_down_the_BPO|locked-down]] BPOs as well as various other containers - and find your blueprint. Right-click on it and select the type of research you require.
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| − | Material Research (ML) – the higher the level the fewer minerals or components used.
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| − | Time Efficiency Research (PL) – the higher the level the faster it builds.
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| − | == Step 3: Setting research parameters ==
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| − | In this case we have chosen Material Research. A new window has appeared giving you some options. The ones to note are Installation and the bottom box that indicates number of runs, which will be marked as either M.L.+ or P.L.+ depending on whether you chose Material level or time level (aka Productivity level) research.
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| − | [[File:Materialresearch.png]]
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| − | If you want your BPO to have an ML (or PL) of 100 then you enter 100 for the number of runs. If you are researching a previously researched BPO the value you enter here will be added to the ML (or PL) already held. Example: the BPO has already been researched to a ML of 20. If you now research it to 100, when it is done it will be ML 120.
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| − | Take the time here to understand Perfect ME, which you can view in [[Guide_to_using_EVEMon|EVEMon]] or calculate using sites like [http://zofu.no-ip.de/bpo this]. Please do not use the E-UNI POS to research your blueprint to ridiculous and pointless levels. The first 10 levels of material research will eliminate 90% of the waste.
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| − | Installation allows you to chose the POS slot you wish to use. Click on '''Pick Installation'''. In the new window you'll need to select '''Range: Current Solar System''' and '''Type: Alliance''' to get the lab listing. Use the Activity box to select only the type you are interested in.
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| − | [[File:Materialresearch2.png]]
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| − | == Step 4: Selecting A Research Slot ==
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| − | If you have properly set up your filters you will see a window that looks something similiar to this:
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| − | Clicking on a lab in the top portion of the window will present you with that lab's slots, based on your filter criteria, in the window below. Go through the list and find an available slot (reflected by the green word NOW in the Next Free Time column), or should the labs all be busy, locate one with the least time left to run on its current job. Once selected click on the '''Use assembly line''' button to return to the initial install window at the start of Step 3. Ensure you've correctly entered the ML or PL you want in the botton field. Ignore the Input/Output box.
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| − | '''Note: Once a job is started, cancelling it will not free up the slot and will not refund any ISK.'''
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| − | When you're happy with your selection you can click on 'OK' and move to the confirmation window.
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| − | == Step 5: Paying For Your Research ==
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| − | There are a lot of things E-UNI gives away for free, unfortunately research access is not one of them (POS fuel is not cheap). This next '''Accept Quote?''' window will show your costs for the current job. The line to take note of is '''Total cost'''.
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| − | You can see the Accept Quote button in the bottom right of this window. If you press this now, it will (most likely) produce an error indicating that the corp wallet division you selected does not contain enough funds for this research. This is where you need to produce your ISK.
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| − | If you've managed to deal with the myriad of windows so far to initiate a reseach job, the wallet should be child's play. We apologise for the number of windows you need to have open at once whilst installing research jobs, CCP does not like to make life easy.
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| − | Open your wallet again, and go to the Corporation Wallet tab. You already selected the Ivy League Research Division earlier. Use the '''Give Money''' option to transfer the amount of ISK specified in the '''Total cost''' box. Enter the name of the blueprint and either ME or PE in the '''Reason''' window, e.g. ''Scourge Light Missile ME''
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| − | [[File:Materialresearch5.png]]
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| − | Now that the appropriate wallet has enough ISK in it, you can press '''Accept Quote''' on the appropriately-titled '''Accept Quote?''' window.
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| − | == Step 6: Viewing Your Job ==
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| − | Your BPO is now researching (or waiting to be researched). Any time after that, from any location in the universe, you can check up on the status of the job.
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| − | Click on the Science & Industry button and be presented with a listing of current jobs, install dates and end dates. Be certain to set the Range (probably to Current Region, or Current Universe to see everything) correctly. You'll also need to change Owner to My Corporation to see your jobs, since technically they are corp jobs.
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| − | == Step 8: Having BPO returned when research is complete ==
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| − | Do '''not''' attempt to deliver the job yourself. The Industry hangar access is one way. You may drop blueprints in but you will not be able to take them out of the Industry Hangar and you will break the custody tracking chain (and research staff are attracted to shiny BPOs lying around unattended). The only time you can deliver the research job yourself is when you want to re-research the same blueprint immediately.
| + | Harmonia originally had a POS research program, but this was cancelled after the Crius expansion changed the way POS research laboratories were used and allowed public research. Instead, several [[Campuses|EVE University campuses]] set up their own research programs. |
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| − | '''Completed research jobs will be delivered to your hangar. Research staff check jobs for completion multiple times a day.'''
| + | == Other Modules == |
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| − | [[Category:Services]] | + | Harmonia also had other modules, such as the Corporate Hangar Array, which were used by the [[Logistics Division]] and could not be used by general members. |
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Harmonia was EVE University's POS (Player-Owned Starbase), originally in Aldrat and later in Slays. When engineering complexes were introduced to the game it was replaced by Adrestia. It served three functions:
- A rally point for other local operations (fleets, roams, mining activities, etc.)
- A defense / safe spot
- A place for reprocessing or compressing ore
Rally Point
EVE University members could use the POS to rally fleets or conduct other EVE University operations. Only people in the Ivy League Alliance were able to enter the shield.
Defense
EVE University members could use the POS as a safe location to evade War Targets.
The POS would automatically lock and fire on anyone who is a War Target. However, protection was not instantaneous, as the guns and POS modules require a long time to lock up targets, especially small ones.
Members could not be harmed as long as they stayed within the POS shields. But neither could they lock nor otherwise engage anything else. There was also a risk of inadvertently bumping other members out of the safety of the POS shield, so members were advised not to move while they were in the POS shield.
Reprocessing Array
Harmonia had a Reprocessing and Compression Array available to EVE University students.
Because there was only a single storage space for ores/minerals, only one member was able to use the array at a time to prevent ores/minerals becoming mixed. It was therefore considered polite to keep your distance if someone else was currently using the array. Theft of others' items during POS array use was considered corp theft and thus punishable as such.
POS Research
Harmonia originally had a POS research program, but this was cancelled after the Crius expansion changed the way POS research laboratories were used and allowed public research. Instead, several EVE University campuses set up their own research programs.
Other Modules
Harmonia also had other modules, such as the Corporate Hangar Array, which were used by the Logistics Division and could not be used by general members.
