Respawn is a group of NPCs appeared in asteroid belt. Total bounty you get from a respawn depends, mostly, on the number and type of battleships in this respawn. It was noted, that if you don't kill all ships in one respawn and leave it, killed NPCs will reappear in about 20 minutes. If respawn is good, it is better to not kill all NPCs in this respawn and leave it to grow back. If respawn is poor, better to kill it and wait while better respawn appears. This 'farming' or 'chaining rats' tactic is proved to be the best tactic used by null sec hunters.

Belt Hunter implements this tactic by default, but it needs some additional information to differ good respawns to save and bad respawns to clear.
Define these data in 'Profitable Respawn Selection Rules' group box:

• 'Minimal Total Income' of a respawn if a total bounty you need to count this respawn as a profitable. Default value is 3M. Lower this value till 2.6M if you have just a few hours to hunt. Best value will depend on your area, security system, time of botting per day and will lie around 2.6-3.6M.
• 'Minimal NPC Bounty to Kill' value will tell bot which of NPCs are not required to kill. Most of frigates/destroyers (small icons) have bounties less then 40000 ISK. Cruisers and battlecruisers (medium sized icons) have bounties in range of 80-250K, battleships have bounties more then 300K. You may set here to kill all NPCs but battleships or battleships and cruisers. If good respawn is found but no NPCs found with bounty less then minimal, bot will select cheapest NPC and save it.
• No-Checkboxes may be used to clear respawn if one of NPCs in this respawn has bad property like scrambling or jamming. Small 2x checkbox is a special case when bot dealing with two NPC battleships with neutralizing property. These guys may drain your capacitor before you kill at least one battleship and such resp is not a good choise for farming.

Respawn Table shows statistic from the past runs. Only profitable respawns added to this table. There are a few columns with name of NPC, its bounty, action bot selected against this NPC and NPC properties. Respawn table is a good way to prove that your automatic selection rules work as intended. NPC name and bounty columns are self explanatory. Action type column may have values between 0 and 2, where 0 - dont kill, 1 - kill and 2 - priority kill. You may (but not have to) edit action types against NPC manually (use buttons 'Dont Kill', 'Kill' and 'Priority Kill'), and if this respawn appears next time, hunter bot will act in the way you defined. If you increased minimal total income setting, you need to clear the table, as bot will use values from the table for already processed respawns before automatically generated rules. Button 'Approve' will mark respawn as viewed for your convenience. Buttons 'Load Data' and 'Export' will load and save respawn table just in case if the number of profitable respawns is not unlimited and we may reuse the data with several clients :). Button 'Clear' will clear the table. 'Lock Table' checkbox is used to not enter any new respawn information to the table. It may be used if you frequently change automatic respawn selection rules and dont want information from the table interfere with your automatic rules. Clear the table and lock it. If you dont want to use farming tactic, define minimal total income very high so no one respawn will ever be counted as profitable.

Respawn table is not filled if you hunt in anomalies, but kill priority rules still applied. Check 'No Scrambling', 'No Webbing' to kill these types of NPCs before other types.