EVE Planet Tool

The tool models Eve Online planetary interaction PI networks to compute hourly production across multiple planets, identify bottlenecks, and propose scalable layouts. It supports multi-planet setups, cross-planet resource flows, and scenario comparisons to identify bottlenecks and waste. Input data includes planets (id, type, area), facility_counts (extractors, processors, storage), and chain_links (which outputs feed which inputs).
Core logic evaluates per-facility throughput, applies chain multipliers, and balances inputs to ensure required resources are available at each step. It uses a topological evaluation of the production graph, handles constraints such as storage capacity and import/export limits, and aggregates results across all planets. Users define resource links (which products feed which outputs), set production targets, and the system returns per-hour production, required inputs, and final products across the network.
Audience and differentiators: pilots, alliance planners, and logistics teams gain repeatable layouts, scalable designs, and fast scenario testing for fixed-time horizons like fleet operations or market cycles. Unique value lies in holistic PI modeling with explicit constraints, cross-planet impact analysis, and exportable results that support decision making in a dynamic in-game economy. It also flags infeasible configurations and suggests alternative chain adjustments.
Core features include multi-planet aggregation, scenario comparison, sensitivity analysis, CSV import/export, and per-hour production summaries. The tool emphasizes data consistency, provides optional advanced filters (resource sinks, waste minimization, and storage ceilings), and offers clear results suitable for in-game planning and alliance coordination.