Archive:Mining operations worksheet: Difference between revisions

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The share weight column is used in rare cases (not often used in IVY fleets) where different ship types get different payouts. Alternatively, you could lump people with multiple alts together and mark them as a 2x (for two alts) share weight so that you have fewer payouts to make. Just make sure that the alts join/leave the op at the same time as the main character.

'''Before adjusting weights''', you must get everyone in the fleet to agree with the system and say so in fleet chat. The vast majority of IVY fleets are run on a "time served, equal shares per person" basis with no variation based on ship type (see also [[~~Running_a_Mining_Op~~|Running a Mining Op]]). EVE University is first and foremost a teaching organization and shared-can ops are a good way to give younger pilots a helping hand.

'''Before adjusting weights''', you must get everyone in the fleet to agree with the system and say so in fleet chat. The vast majority of IVY fleets are run on a "time served, equal shares per person" basis with no variation based on ship type (see also [[Mining_Op|Running a Mining Op]]). EVE University is first and foremost a teaching organization and shared-can ops are a good way to give younger pilots a helping hand.

The "Time Clock" columns allow you to clock a single person in/out up to two times. So if someone needs to leave for 30 minutes, you can clock them out, then clock them back in for a second session. Alternatively, you can enter time in the "Dock" column which will be subtracted from the person's total participation time. The "Hours Worked" will reflect wall clock time that the person spent mining / hauling, while the "Weight Time" will reflect their weighted time share.

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 The share weight column is used in rare cases (not often used in IVY fleets) where different ship types get different payouts.  Alternatively, you could lump people with multiple alts together and mark them as a 2x (for two alts) share weight so that you have fewer payouts to make.  Just make sure that the alts join/leave the op at the same time as the main character.
-'''Before adjusting weights''', you must get everyone in the fleet to agree with the system and say so in fleet chat.  The vast majority of IVY fleets are run on a "time served, equal shares per person" basis with no variation based on ship type (see also [[Running_a_Mining_Op|Running a Mining Op]]).  EVE University is first and foremost a teaching organization and shared-can ops are a good way to give younger pilots a helping hand.
+'''Before adjusting weights''', you must get everyone in the fleet to agree with the system and say so in fleet chat.  The vast majority of IVY fleets are run on a "time served, equal shares per person" basis with no variation based on ship type (see also [[Mining_Op|Running a Mining Op]]).  EVE University is first and foremost a teaching organization and shared-can ops are a good way to give younger pilots a helping hand.
 The "Time Clock" columns allow you to clock a single person in/out up to two times.  So if someone needs to leave for 30 minutes, you can clock them out, then clock them back in for a second session.  Alternatively, you can enter time in the "Dock" column which will be subtracted from the person's total participation time.  The "Hours Worked" will reflect wall clock time that the person spent mining / hauling, while the "Weight Time" will reflect their weighted time share.