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john deere 8400 ride on operators manualWe will use the two terms and the corresponding abbreviations interchangeably for now. The aim of this is producing goods from raw materials extracted from the planet. Planetary Interaction can produce a range of commodities which can be used in blueprints to create POS Structures and Fuel Blocks, Sovereignty structures, Boosters, Nanite Repair Paste, and T2 components. It was introduced in May 2010 with the Tyrannis expansion and received some UI changes and a new name in 2018 with the Abyss expansion.There are eight types of Command Centers (one for each type of planet). Once the correct Command Center is placed on a planet other facilities such as extractors and processors may be placed. As the correct Command Center needs to be deployed before beginning any extraction, it is good to survey and select your chosen planet(s) prior to purchase.Material is removed from a planet either by launches from the Command Center or through a planetary Customs Office that charges a tax. Material can be brought down to a planet only through the Customs Office, at a reduced taxation rate. You can keep a colony running with a little attention once a day, more often if you want to optimize, or less often if you'd just like to coast along and check on your assets once in a while.Retrieving the valuable products from planets is another matter altogether, as pilots experience the typical risks of transporting valuables.A small number of systems are not available for colonization due to high traffic or storyline reasons. The list of restricted systems is:For more details you should consult the Planetary Industry page. However the video is still helpful as it gives an excellent overview of setting up from start to final production.However, you'll be limited to a single Command Center (and thus a single planet) of the lowest quality until you do some initial training. Additionally, unless you want to place your extractors blind, you'll want to train Remote Sensing to at least level 1.http://www.crabhomes.com/images/8112a-user-manual.xml
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Thus, you're most likely to get the best use out of training that first, then Interplanetary Consolidation and Command Center Upgrades.This in turns allow you to increase the number of installations on the planet. Each skill level increases the distance at which it's possible to scan. Requires level 1 to scan at all, so train to level 1 before starting PI. This is visible in the number of gradient bands displayed on the planet surface when scanning for a resource. Note that Planetology allows you to see more details while Advanced Planetology allows you to have a more accurate idea of where the resources are located. See the skills page for more info. It does NOT, however, have any effect on tax rates with NPC customs offices neither inside or outside of high sec. Each planet provides five resources, but a few unique resources each only exist on a single planet type. The unique resources include Autotrophs ( Temperate planets), Felsic Magma ( Lava planets), and Reactive Gas ( Gas planets). Note that planets in lower security systems are richer overall -- see Good Planets for some analysis. While you can colonize planets in unclaimed or NPC nullsec (even wormhole space!) you cannot colonize planets in territory claimed by an alliance other than your own.You can fly to planets and click them, or be lazy and just select the planets from your overview. The Atlas can help you pick other systems, but it takes a few clicks to really get anywhere.You can manage a planet you've already colonized from anywhere.You thus get Tier 1 products (P1) produced by Resources (R0), Tier 2 Products (P2) produced by combining two different P1s, and so on. Processing items from one tier to the next happens in a Processor on the surface of a planet, and each tier requires a different amount of different items. Processing can then be summarized as such, one level of processing needed per column:For more information on the involved items, see Planetary Commodities.http://freshandgleam.com/userfiles/8114p471-60-manual.xml To find out how to get started looking for your initial Resources, read on!Buildings match the planet they are constructed on, but players only need to worry about selecting the right type of command center, the rest are built in-place on the planet and thus always of the right type. Each building beyond the Command Center costs a set amount of Powergrid (PG) and CPU. At a glance, the following structures exist:Only a basic command center can be bought from the market. Command centers can be upgraded post-construction. Upgrades range from basic to elite, providing more CPU and Powergrid per level. Command Centers can store a small amount of material and offer a simple rocket-launch mechanism allowing the shipping of materials to orbit. To make use of the extraction programs, you must select the resource type for all heads, a duration for the program (up to 14 days), and a route for the raw material to follow once extracted, lest it be lost.The heads can be placed within the ECUs area and can be moved via drag and drop to resource hot-spots for a greater extraction amount. The latter can only be built on barren or temperate planets. This building operates in a similar way to the rocket launch function of the Command Center, but it benefits from its connection to a Cargo Link in orbit above the planet. From there, the owner can import and export goods, albeit at great expense. In addition to their construction (which has a base cost plus a distance cost), routes have to be defined using the links to route specific products across your planetary network. They have a finite capacity in m3 per hour and can be upgraded. Finding a planet that is simply abundant in a resource you want is only the first step. Now you need to find out where on the planet you'll want to place your stuff. Click any one resource and you'll get a heat map showing where on the planet that resource is abundant.There are two triangles on the contrast bar.http://superbia.lgbt/flotaganis/1649491542 The left one will set the minimum resource abundance you want on the map (if you move it right poorer areas will disappear), and the right one will determine how rich a resource have to be to show as white (if you move it left poorer resources will show more distinctly). Ideally you'll want a balance where you can clearly see where the richer parts of the planet are. Remember that the colors are relative to the contrast bar setting - two white spots for the same resource on different planets with different contrast bar settings are not equal!While scanning at your max range may give you an idea of a planets usefulness without travelling there (spotting two rich resources near each other), be sure to rescan when you're in the system for best accuracy. In-system vs. in-orbit makes no difference. So don't worry about range if you need to rearrange your extractors. The CC doesn't actually need to be connected to anything for you to build other structures). Whether or not resources are grouped, opposed to each other, live in bands, etc, depends on the planet type. See Planet for more details. If all are greyed out, make sure you put the CC in your cargo hold, that you are undocked, and that you are not at your colony cap ( Interplanetary Consolidation skill).There seems to be a bug whereby sometimes these new options remain greyed out and are not selectable after deploying your CC. Build options should now appear correctly allowing you to continue building your colony.After you've placed an Extractor Control Unit (ECU), you have to Survey, which is distinct from Scanning. Surveying shows the actual numeric amounts a single resource that can be extracted in a single spot under an Extractor Head. To perform a survey, simply select an Extractor and click the left-most button, highlighted in this screenshot.First, select the type of resource you wish to extract.https://www.efg-badoeynhausen.de/images/california-nonresidential-alternative-calculation-method-acm-manual.pdf You can now move this new Extractor Head around within the radius of influence of the Extraction Control Unit (the grey circle you saw when placing the ECU) and watch the graph of extraction amount to see where a good deposit appears. Extractor Control Units can have up to 10 Extractor Heads. Each additional head consumes an amount of CPU (110) and Powergrid (550). If you have ample time to check on your Extractors often you can get a higher yield over shorter periods. If you do not want to check very often you can instead select long-term deposits so you won't need to babysit your extractors. This will forward you to the Product menu (second button on the ECU Window), from where you can route your extracted Resource somewhere. Keep in mind that when the cycle runs it course, you can rescan in the same place (with the same extractor) to begin the cycle again (or you can change the resource and move your Extractor Heads around again). But before you can route, you must link!This inaccuracy may be mitigated by training Planetology and Advanced Planetology, but even at high skill levels the difference can be significant. To further reduce the inaccuracy, after you move your extractor heads and click start, DO NOT submit yet. If this is very different from what you expected, stop the program, move the heads, and try again until you have what you need.Buildings cost money, Links do not. Both cost Powergrid and CPU, and the longer your links, the more PG and CPU they cost, limiting you from building other more interesting stuff. So short and few links are best, but sometimes you'll have to connect out to reach distant Extractors.You do not need to connect every building to every other building, nor do you even need to start from or include your CC at all (generally a Launchpad is superior). For a simple example you could route the Extractor to the CC in the screenshot, and then the CC to the Processor.https://creativesilhouettes.ca/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629f6f1d406a5---Cs6619-2-manual.pdf Having started extracting earlier and installed a Schematic in the Processor you should be fully ready to Route next.Again, you might be tempted to route straight to the Processor, but resist. You'll waste precious material that way!Now when your processor is ready for more it will pull the resource for production, once you submit your changes. But wait! Lastly make a route the same way from the Processor back to your CC (or other storage). Like the extractor if it isn't stored it is lost.To learn about what to do next, keep reading!Good progress! Now we get to truly kick the industrial process into gear.Consult Planetary Commodities to find out what P1 item the resources you are extracting turn into, and then place a Basic Processor somewhere near your Extractor or some sort of storage - your CC has enough storage capacity for a starting colony. So always try to use storage first.So get your Basic Processor built and look at the menu highlighted in the screenie - Schematics. For the displayed Processor we've selected and submitted an order for Bacteria, which takes 3000 units of Micro Organisms and turns them into 20 units of Bacteria. You must have a schematic selected to be able to route a Resource to your Processor, and only the exact ingredient(s) needed will be routable there.After training Interplanetary Consolidation you can have multiple colonies, one per skill level, plus the initial one, and you may have to find them among the 67k planets in EVE again. Your current colony worlds can be found in the Science and Industry Tab, from which you can enter planet mode for each.P4 items all need multiple planet types, from two to five. This is where you need to start thinking about how deep you'd like to get into Planetary Interaction. Look around for some blue or red pills and start talking about rabbit holes.AYBAR-GALLERY.COM/userfiles/files/bt-freelance-manual-download.pdf Of course, a primary motivator is the title of the next sectionFor more information on how to deal with getting goods between colonies, see Interplanetary Logistics.You have to repeat this process multiple times for some P4s. It's likely that your extra efforts(i.e. transporting materials between planets) devoted into this process will make the more involved products more profitable. But this depends. You need carefully consider many factors, like the tax for every transportation, the market price for the components and the final product, the time consumed(Time is money, you should know) and so on. It's recommended that you do some calculation before you decide to produce any kind of products. You can extract one resource at a time, but no CC can support four ECUs and the factories needed to achieve continuous P3 production. This means if you are looking to maximize production, P3 production will always require at least 2 planets.Anything you make with PI can be sold on the market, though it is difficult to say what is going to be the most profitable. At a minimum it seems reasonable to recommend processing your Resources into P1 goods before trying to sell them, as doing so shrinks the volume they take up to about 25 of the original. Even better would be going for P2 for another drop to 25 of the original, or a tiny 6.25 total of the volume in plain Resources.The tax rates are preset at the planet's Customs Office and vary among systems with different security status.When producing up to the P2 stage, producing 1 type of P2 per planet and only exporting at that stage is probably the cheapest option overall, compared to also having to buy both an export and import tax on the P1.https://www.finanzanlagen-honorarberatung.de/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629f6f2254efd---cs65-ec-manual.pdf However, when producing P3 or higher goods, where you always need to import something in any case, one should consider whether it might be feasible to export at the P1 stage on the initial resource production planets (or buy P1 from the market) and import the P1 to be refined to higher-tier goods.Corporations who own Customs Offices can charge as much as they please.That rate cannot be reduced (The skill Customs Code Expertise does not affect this). For Player-Owned Customs Offices outside of high-sec, there is no NPC tax component, so the whole tax rate is exactly what the owning corp sets it at. Again, Customs Code Expertise does not affect these rates.It can also launch far larger amounts, and is the only way to import stuff on to the planet. However, keep in mind that you are charged 50 of the export fee to import items to your launchpad. Consider the costs carefully before setting up a multi-planet production chain. It is now be possible for player corporations to take over High Sec customs offices and set any tax rate they wish, if you have an large factory system making Level 4 items and need to import and export this also needs to be kept in mind.And when you start doing PI, the high requirement of a Launchpad may make you unwilling to build one because it reduces the CPU (3600tf per launchpad) available for production facilities. At this time you can use your Command Center to get your commodities off your planet. The screen capture here shows the easier option - a launch prepared from your CC, accessed via the rocket-looking icon. You get an entry in your planetary production window under launches for its location. This location can be warped to to pick up the items. There is also a timer when the timer ends your production is lost - don't worry too much, it can last several days before pickup!Easy money! The hard part is picking what Commodity to focus on.You can warp to it like a normal bookmark.http://sk-developers.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629f6f2fb2da1---Cs62u-user-manual.pdf You cannot access the Customs Office or prepare a transfer from a Launchpad while cloaked. Additionally, you can not actually transfer items to a ship while cloaked. As of the Retribution Patch, you can pick up materials launched into orbit from the CC (because a Planetary Launch Container behaves like a jetcan). An industrial ship (such as the Epithal ) may be a more appropriate ship for planetary transport tasks, as these ships are cheaper and faster than freighters. Location of the Planetary Colonies icon in the Neocom menu. The only limitation of accessing a colony remotely is that you can't scan it unless it's within your Remote Sensing range. Note that some terms defined here may have alternative meanings outside of PI - such as Scan, which outside PI can refer to your ship's scanning abilities, unrelated to planets. Terms particularly likely to be ambiguous are listed in bold print.Building large installations that cost a lot to start with can place you worse off. With something as new and as detailed as PI, playing it safe is usually your best bet. You can also view planet directly from the list. It will help with planning. This allows you to experiment with different setups without committing to them (for example arranging buildings and links to make best use of the available powergrid and CPU).When you doubleclick factory it opens the schematics list, doubleclicking a schematic of your choosing opens the routing screen where you can doubleclick the product to enable the create route function and finally doubleclick the destination to create the route. Doubleclicking a silo opens also the routing screen. The layout of your facilities will help save power grid through optimization of your planetary links. This image represents an efficient method of resource harvesting, with some industry facilities.The coolant will eventually fill the launchpad, ready to fuel a POS or be shipped to an industry intensive planet in Organic Mortar Applicators.avtomix.com/upload/files/bt-freelance-501-user-manual.pdfThere is another way to utilize PI for reasonable income.It is as click intensive as fueling a POS.For these, the calculations become somewhat more complicated, because the taxes vary depending on whether the ingredients are P1 or P2.Take all precautions and don't risk an embarrassing industrial or other ship loss. Make sure you conduct these activities when war targets are not active or at least active near where you are doing PI activities. Use alts whenever possible.Simply fly cloaked to your tactical, use d-scan to make sure no one is nearby, and if clear warp to the Custom Center. You must be uncloaked to access the Custom Center, but you can move stuff between the surface and the Custom Center even when cloaked provided you are in the same system. There are a number of different ways to go about PI but in short, it is the process of setting up a robotic factory on a planet that will extract different resources depending on the type of planet and then manufacturer something out of those which we can sell on the market. PI products are used in a variety of activities across EVE including T2 production, Fuel production, Citadel components and even that Nanite Paste (that you should be carrying) is produced through PI. The lower the Security Status, the more resources there are. The more people using that planet, the less it will make for you. That myth comes from people who try to do PI in HiSec. In HiSec, you begin with planets that already have poor resources due to the high Security Status even before you have the unwashed masses sucking each planet dry for anything and everything, so the profit that you make is often really low. NullSec is different because the planets are rich in resources and the local traffic is very low, meaning we can easily turn a great profit for very little effort. If you are running 5 planets, that is roughly 15-25M ISK or a fully fit T1 Cruiser, per day, for free. You should know that your return will depend on the markets, how often you micromanage your setup and how efficient your planets are. Your mileage will vary! You will only need the recommended skills, however the advanced skills are definitely worth the train in the long run. The Epithal is the preferred PI industrial due it's unique planetary commodities cargo hold. The advanced ship skills will increase the survivability of the Epithal and the amount of PI materials that it can carry.Ship and Fittings cost approximately 17M ISK, you can make that back in two days with NullSec PI.The one issue with the Epithal is that it's regular cargo hold is not big enough to carry a Planetary Command Center, therefore you will need another Industrial ship for this. Use an unfit Industrial from the Corp Hangers for this, and return it once you have deployed the Command Centers.When it comes to what to produce, there is no single right or wrong answer. The markets and the demand for certain goods do change, however there are three broadbrush groups of PI commodities that do turn a solid profit.This means they also sell well locally and there is not the requirement to ship them to Jita. For those who want to go the extra mile, there is also an Ice Belt in AK-QBU which gives the remaining materials needed to produce Oxygen Fuel Blocks.They require P1 materials to be imported from a separate planet. As the majority of players want minimal involvement with PI once setup, these are generally under produced and therefore can bring excellent margins for players willing to put in the extra effort.If you find something that is both quick selling and for a higher than normal amount, that is the product to manufacture.The deeper into the pocket you go, the safer you will be. Safer does not mean safe, however. You are free to do so if you choose to, however be advised that large numbers of neutrals visit the system to poke the NSC into fighting. There is a higher certainty that you will die. Horribly. Where possible, it is better to limit all your PI production to one system and ideally a system that also has a Station or a Citadel blue to the Uni. The tables below show all the planets and systems within the NSC backpocket and also what PI commodities can be produced completed within each system. One other factor to be aware of is the further into the pocket you go, the safer you should be due to the increased warning of Neutrals entering PC9-AY. Again, you are never safe in NullSec and should not get complacent. Neutrals do log off in the backpocket and there are often wormholes that bring visitors.Enhanced Livestock Livestock Mechanical Parts Nanites Oxides Rocket Fuel Super Conductors Supertensile Plastics Synthetic Oil Test Cultures Transmitter Viral Agent Water-Cooled CPUEnhanced Livestock Livestock Mechanical Parts Microfiber Shielding Miniature Electronics Nanites Oxides Polyaramids Polytextiles Rocket Fuel Silicate Glass Super Conductors Supertensile Plastics Synthetic Oil Test Cultures Transmitter Viral Agent Water-Cooled CPUEnhanced Livestock Livestock Mechanical Parts Nanites Oxides Polyaramids Polytextiles Rocket Fuel Super Conductors Supertensile Plastics Synthetic Oil Test Cultures Viral Agent Water-Cooled CPUEnhanced Livestock Livestock Mechanical Parts Microfiber Shielding Miniature Electronics Nanites Oxides Polyaramids Polytextiles Rocket Fuel Silicate Glass Super Conductors Supertensile Plastics Synthetic Oil Test Cultures Transmitter Viral Agent Water-Cooled CPUAt maximum efficiency, each planet will be able to produce 240 P2 commodities in a 24hr period.Use the scan slider until you only have one white spot left. This will be the highest density resource spot. It doesn't need to be exact, the only use the Command Center has in this setup is to center the camera when we open Planet Mode. When you are happy with it's position, hit submit. Once you are happy with the layout, hit submit. There is no need to link the Commander Center. Basic Industrial Facilities produce P1 while Advance Industrial Facilities produce P2. What we need to achieve here is a program output higher than 12,000 Units per hour to achieve maximum efficiency. You longer that you set the Extraction Area Size (This is the amount of time that the planet will run for) the less the per hour output will be. The more Extractor Head Units that you use, the higher the per hour output will be. Do this for both Extractor Control Units, making sure you are extracting the required P0 resource. Play around here, see what works, but generally 4 Extractor Heads and a 1 day Extraction Area Size should be more than enough to achieve maximum efficiency in NullSec. Always try to aim for as much as you can per hour though, as this will leave a surplus supply of P0 resources in your Storage Facilities that will allow the planet to continue to produce P2 if you are a couple of hours late to reset it, or just forget entirely. We need to create routes to ensure that our products flow correctly between the various Industry Facilities and and up as P2 commodities in our Launchpad. Unfortunately this cannot really be shown with images.If you wait a few hours, you can check your Launchpad to see if there is a nice pile of P2 commodities there. If you did, the Planet is set up correctly. The only interaction that you need to have with the whole setup is to re-start the Extractor Control Units to ensure that you maintain that magic number of 12,000 Units per Day. Command Center Upgrades V allows us to add 2 additional Basic Industry Facilities and 1 addition Advanced Industrial Facility. This will increase the productivity of the Planet by 33. To achieve maximum efficiency, the Extractor Control Units will need to be running at 18,000 Units per Hour to keep up with the increased demand. You will likely need to drop to 3 Extractor Heads on one resource to have enough space to fit the Advanced Industrial Facility. With some re-positioning of the Extractor Control Units closer to the main site, you can free up some fitting space by reducing the lengths of the links between the Extractor Control Units and the Storage Facility, which should allow you to place that fourths Extractor Head back out. It takes a little effort to get the positing right and can be fiddly, but at an increase of 33 is definitely is worth it to get it right. This guide will provide the skill plan to follow, estimated amount of money needed to start, and estimates of how much money you can expect to make. Although this guide will not cover the actual way to conduct PI, the Uniwiki has some well-written pages on how to get started and set up your planets. Additionally, Seamus Donohue of EVE University has made some wonderful training videos on YouTube, which I encourage you to watch to learn the process.There are three character slots on every Eve account and it is a missed opportunity to not do something useful with all of them. Since only one character can be trained at a time per account, you must forfeit training time on your main--unless you purchase PLEX to enable multiple characters to train concurrently. The most challenging part of PI is the actual process, which, like most everything else in Eve, can have a steep learning curve. However, once you've developed a good technique for maintaining your planetary colonies, making a decent income from them becomes routine and fairly simple.The cost of PI is pretty high in high-sec, but will turn a profit; this plan gets even more lucrative if you can safely run your colonies in lowsec or nullsec This is a bare minimum plan that gives your toon only what they need to serve their Main character master Now it's time to be careful and patient. This plan is predicated on using both remaps you'll have available. Scary, yes, but remember this toon is just for PI, nothing more. If you do decide to train this character further, you'll be maxed on Intelligence, which isn't too terrible.The following plan is based on two remaps, which will result in a completed plan in 12 days and some hours (you'll already have Science III and Racial Frigate II):Command Center Upgrades II. Command Center Upgrades III. Command Center Upgrades IV. Interplanetary Consolidation I. Interplanetary Consolidation II. Interplanetary Consolidation III. Interplanetary Consolidation IV Remote Sensing II. Remote Sensing III. Planetology I. Planetology II. Planetology III. Energy Grid Upgrades II. Long Range Targeting II. Target Management II. Target Management III. Signature Analysis II. Signature Analysis III. Evasive Maneuvering II. Evasive Maneuvering III. Warp Drive Operation II. Mechanics III. Hull Upgrades III. Shield Management II. Shield Management III. Fuel Conservation I. Fuel Conservation II. Retail I. Retail II. Broker Relations I. Broker Relations II Note that the Gallente Epithal is the only industrial that has a hold specifically for PI materials, and at Gallente Industrial I it will hold at 49,500 m 3, much more than any other T1 industrial. You will not be able to put command centers in the specialized hold.Amarr Industrial II. Amarr Industrial III Caldari Industrial II. Caldari Industrial III Gallente Industrial II. Gallente Industrial III Minmatar Industrial II. Minmatar Industrial III The skill plan was based on using Evemon and selecting a Core Basic Certificate and Basic Trade Certificate so your character could mount the Expanded Cargohold IIs, some basic shields, and have enough slots on the market to buy and sell a bit. It's up to you whether you want to train those skills. As the plan is so amazingly short, I left them there in the event I decided to use my alt as a spy and trading alt. You could (and probably should) replace them with Shield Operations, if you're so inclined.