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108 # What evenutally will be printed. 108 # What evenutally will be printed.
109 print<<END; 109 print<<END;
110 <html> 110 <html>
111 <body> 111 <body>
112 112 Welcome to the sell, reprocess or keep tool. :)
113 <p />
114 Here's a <a href="http://rammsrdi.com/img/reproctool.png">screenshot</a>
115 on how it looks in game.
116 <p />
117 Mineral prices below are empire averages from <a
118 href="http://www.eve-central.com/">Eve-central</a>. Usually you dont need to
119 update those yourself, unless the Eve central is down, or you live in
120 special area's and are not welcome in empire space anymore.
121 <p />
122 How does this work? Well, you need to copy paste an item list (text) in the
123 input box below. Then press submit. Getting this item list from our
124 inventory is simple, albeit unusual. Follow these steps:
125 <ol>
126 <li>Put all the items in a container in your station</li>
127 <li>Richt click to container and select 'Create contract'.</li>
128 <li>Click 'Next' and then again 'Next'.</li>
129 <li>A popup will appear which will list the items in the container!
130 Richt click the text area of the popup, and select 'Copy'.</li>
131 <li>Cancel the contract creation! (We only needed the item list, there
132 is no contract needed.</li>
133 <li>Paste the text you just copied in the text box below, and click
134 'Submit'.</li>
135 <li>The page will take some seconds to load, be patient. If the server
136 gives you an error, you just copy pasted too many items. Try again with
137 half the list.</li>
138 </ol>
139 <p />
140 Tip: Set the number of columns to match your inventory columns for easy comparison.
141 <p />
142 <hr>
113 <form method="post"> 143 <form method="post">
114 <textarea rows="5" cols="80" name="items"></textarea> 144 <textarea rows="5" cols="80" name="items"></textarea>
115 <table border="0" cellspacing="4"> 145 <table border="0" cellspacing="4">
116 <tr> 146 <tr>
117 END 147 END
130 </tr> 160 </tr>
131 </table> 161 </table>
132 Columns: <input type='text' name='cols' size='2' value='4' /><br /><br /> 162 Columns: <input type='text' name='cols' size='2' value='4' /><br /><br />
133 <input type="submit" /> 163 <input type="submit" />
134 </form> 164 </form>
135 <br />
136 Mineral prices are empire averages from <a href="http://www.eve-central.com/">Eve-central</a>.
137 </body> 165 </body>
138 </html> 166 </html>
139 END 167 END
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141 exit; 169 exit;
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237 </style> 265 </style>
238 </head> 266 </head>
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240 <body> 268 <body>
269 Welcome to the sell, reprocess or keep tool. :)
270 <p />
271 Here is how it works, the colour coding:
272 <ul>
273 <li>Items in <font color='#666600'>dark yellow</font> are meta 0.</li>
274 <li>Items in grey to white are meta 1, 2 or 3.</li>
275 <li>Items in <font color='#4444FF'>blue</font> are meta 4.</li>
276 <li>Items in <font color='#FF0000'>red</font> are T2 (meta 5).</li>
277 <li>items in <font color='#00FF00'>green</font> are above meta 5.</li>
278 </ul>
279 <p />
280 The number below the item represents the itemvalue if you would reprocess
281 and sell the minerals on the market. Basicly, if you have the option of
282 selling that item for a price below that number, its better to keep the item
283 and reprocess it.
284 <p />
285 As you might see, the items are listed just like your inventory in Eve. The
286 sorting is the same as when you sort by type. If you have this browser
287 window next to your inventory window, matching the colums(!), it is very
288 easy to pick out those valuable items.
289 <p />
290 Tip: Because this can be a huge page to load in eve, resising might freeze the
291 game a bit.<br />
292 Also, clickin on the item gives you the general information of that item. It
293 is not the same as clicking 'Show info' on the real item. (For example: the
294 real item might be damanged.)<br />
295 <a href="http://rammsrdi.com">Ramm's RDI</a>.
296 <p />
297 <hr>
241 <table> 298 <table>
242 END 299 END
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244 sub pretty_numbers 301 sub pretty_numbers
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