coriolis VS EDDN

As stated in the title, I will scrape any data you need for $25 per site! I will write a python script that will aggregate the data from any site of your choosing and present it to you in any format (excel, csv, google sheets etc). Even if the sites dynamically load content (i.e. heavily JavaScript based) (here's an example of a script I made that scrapes data from https://coriolis.io).

If you don't like it sell it. And buy it later. I mean why is everyone against selling wtf. I have bought and sold same ships multiple times (loking at you conda you ugly mofo). FDL has horrible ofseat cockpit but less agile then a Krait it is not lol🤭 You must be new here. https://coriolis.io/ here you see all the ships and there is agility stat. Also engineering you thrusters and fsd is the very first thing you should strive for

You can experiment with virtual ship builds at the Coriolis Shipyard (coriolis.io) website, try with different ships, measure the effects of different arrangements of differently rated modules, effects of modifications and experimental effects, etc. o7

I picked up ES2 recently and I'm quite enjoying it. I found myself wondering if anyone knows of a ship builder/calculator anywhere. I used to play a game called Elite Dangerous. A few different people in that community made apps that let you play around with different ship options and specs. Here's an example of one of those tools.

Can you put a build up on https://coriolis.io/

Plan your Anaconda build here and guess how much CR you need. It doesn't have to be accurate.

G. Because everybody use the obsolete coriolis.io or the superior edsy.org , all ship come with E-rated shit (sometimes undersize), 2 pulse lasers, 1 cargo rack (undersize), some shield and maybe the 2 assists. Never buy a stock ship if you dont have money for A-rated the FSD-powerplant and D-rated everything, and for big ships, pinned FSD engineering, and maybe thrusters/powerplant. You only need the engineer workshops for experimental effects. My table of pinned blueprints.

Use coriolis.io or edsy.org to spec out the engineering mods you want. Use their mat estimate feature (gear icon in upper right on coriolis, analysis tab and generate retrofit report on edsy). Then gather/trade for slightly more mats than that.

Data comes from all the players using the apps which submit data to the EDDN (Elite Dangerous Data Network), which does not store any of the data but streams it to various sites like EDDB who do store data and provide backups, see: https://github.com/EDCD/EDDN

If anyone is up to it, EDDB was pretty much a frontend/database for EDDN (which does not appear to be shut down). If you ever configured EDMC to send data to EDDB, it was basically send to that. EDDN to be clear doesn't store the data, it just makes it available for any interest party.

For more details see the EDDN github.

Have a look at https://github.com/EDCD/EDDN

The hardcore traders are monitoring the EDDN feed directly. They get alerts in Discord (or via text message) when commodities sell above thresholds they set. They're monitoring the background simulation (BGS), participating in coordinated market scouting efforts, and even manipulating the BGS to get desirable states like Boom or Public Holiday. They're supporting Powers that give influence or trade bonuses. They have fleet carriers that stockpile desirable commodities, and they're part of squadrons that can completely fulfill a station's demand anywhere in the Bubble in 15 minutes or less. If you want to get the best possible prices for your mined commodities, you need to raise your level of gameplay to match these players.

https://github.com/EDCD/EDDN/tree/live - EDDN is also data sharing

Depends on how many CMDRS are syncing their journals to EDDN: Elite Dangerous Data Network

Helping the community. There is a gigantic database called EDDN that gets data from many different sources to build the tools you've seen above and much more. It's a phenomenal community-based enterprise, and one of the reasons why I've fallen in love with this game (despite the Black Adders). Wanna contribute? The link above will guide you through. Basically download, install and configure one of the recommended apps and all necessary information will be sent to the database, for everyone to use.

If you're writing a tool that looks to send over EDDN then please be sure you read all the documentation (which I've recently spent time improving) -> https://github.com/EDCD/EDDN/tree/live .