Too lzy to read all the pages of this thread, but, someone did mention this in the Miner category recently ^_^

Simply stated, the script works.

AbbadonDespoiler wrote:
7 at the moment.

That's an issue, to be sure. Could you code 09:59 to come before 10:00?

So yes, upon more review, it looks like the looter spends a lot of time warping back and forth between already-emptied belts, and can't clear them fast enough. Later tonight I'll have some better numbers on the effect on yield.


If I am not mistaken I believe the script currently places the time without a leading zero, such as 9:59. This would result in the issue you're mentioning. This can be corrected by changing the time format from H-mm to HH-mm in both scripts which will give a leading 0. I have yet to test this, but I believe this will fix this issue. If changed to dd-HH-mm it will present it with a 2 digit date, 2 digit hour, and seconds.
I am working on adjusting the algorithm so that when the looter travels to a different system, instead of returning to home system after collecting all cans in the belt, it stays in system until ore hold is completely full before returning to home system. As of right now, the looter will go, empty a belt with a bookmark, and return to base. It doesn't care whether or not your ore hold is 10% full. Its rather inefficient, particularly when your base is a few jumps away.

Any suggestions for this would be great. I'm fiddling with LooterTS->WarptoStation->WarptoCorpBookmark. Just continue to have issues with LooterTS not deleting old used bookmarks, and getting into loop of Station->OldBookmark

Eve sorts as text, 10 goes before 9. You would have to add a letter before the 2 digit hour.

Pretty sure the staying in belt exists. I think it is in my tips post linked in my signature.

www.macrolab-online.com/forums/21-class-...orithm?lang=en#24758

This is the algorithm for having the looter stay until it's full. If you are operating in nullsec, however, I would encourage you to loop the script through a "CheckLocal" rather than sitting idle... that's a sure-fire way to die.

This also relies on tank mode, which you may not be using. Either way, if you loop the "No cans" result of LooterManager, and only make it go home when "Cargo hold is full," you should achieve the goal you want.

Innominate, that's some mighty fine coding and writing.

Been testing this for a few, tweaking and testing. EDIT*