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TOPIC: Remote control Miner Hauler
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Remote control Miner Hauler 11 Years, 10 Months ago Karma: 0
Hi

First, I must apologize. Unfortunately my English is not very good. That's why I used the google translator.

Actually, I had been thinking the Looter Bot to buy because a Bot Hauler would be the perfect addition for the Mining Bot. However, it seems that can not communicate properly with the Miner of Looter Bot.

Corp bookmarks are quite impractical if you are in a NPC or player Corp.

Therefore, the two bots should otherwise comunicate with each other.

option 1
Communication via the fleet chat.
The Miner writes its current destinantion and the Hauler follows as soon as he has finished his duties. For example Jetcan collect or ore / ice transport to the home station.
But this has the disadvantage that you can only be in your own fleet.
Probably this possibility but is recognizable by CCP.

Safer and better but probably much harder to program is Option 2

EVEPilot Communicates over the home network. Either with the help of a mini http server or directly run. That would make it much easier to use multiple PCs. But also local communication between 2+ Eve Online clients with one EVEPliot client makes it easier and safer.

LG
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#34532
Remote control Miner Hauler 11 Years, 10 Months ago Karma: 1
Some wow bots have ICQ messanger integrated. that is the way to go. Not only that allows remote comunication and control. But much more flexibility in communication of completely isolated accounts.

Вот накорябал, было бы конечно здорово если бы, ты прикрутил что-то подобное.
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