EVE tools
Practical tools for EVE Online players and their data.
Independent utilities from Exigentec: a settings editor, render-load control for multi-client play, a killmail archive with a pilot-analysis web app and Discord bot, and a route runner for very long autopilot journeys. Most of this is still in development, and every page says exactly where things stand.
Tools
What we are building
Six projects, grouped by what they work on: your settings files, your clients, and the public killmail record.
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In development
EVE Settings Workbench
A Windows editor for EVE Online character and account settings files, with a built-in explanation of what each setting does.
For: Players who manage many characters or accounts.
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In development
EVE Settings Toolkit
A .NET library and command-line tool that reads, edits and rewrites EVE settings files byte for byte.
For: Developers and power users who script their settings.
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Built, not yet released
RenderMagic
Render-load control for backgrounded EVE clients, so a multi-client setup spends its GPU on the window you are looking at.
For: Players who run several clients at once.
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EveISR Lake
A local archive of EVE killmails as columnar files, with derived tags and a versioned query contract for tools to build on.
For: Developers and analysts building on kill data.
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In development
EveISR Intrep
Paste a list of character names and get an analysis of who they are, what they fly and how active they have been. A web app and a Discord bot.
For: Small groups of trusted users, such as a corporation or alliance.
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Built, not yet released
EVE Grand Tour
A console tool that feeds an autopilot route of 5,228 systems to the game client one waypoint at a time through ESI.
For: Players who want to fly every system in known space.
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Status
Where each project stands
Nothing here is offered as a download or a hosted service yet. When that changes, the tool’s own page will say so first. We do not publish download counts, user numbers or prices because there are none to report.
| Tool | Platform | State | Availability |
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| EVE Settings Workbench | Windows desktop (.NET 10) | Early build 0.1.0 exists. Under active development. | Not publicly available yet. |
| EVE Settings Toolkit | .NET 8 and .NET 10 library, command-line tool | Under active development. | Not published yet. A NuGet package is planned. |
| RenderMagic | Windows desktop (.NET 10) with a native component | Version 1.0 is built and code-signed. | Not publicly distributed yet. |
| EveISR Lake | .NET 10 library and tool, Windows and Linux | Runs locally. Under active development. | Private. No hosted service. |
| EveISR Intrep | .NET 10 web app and Discord bot | Under active development. Runs locally only. | Not deployed. Planned access for approved users only. |
| EVE Grand Tour | Windows console (.NET Framework 4.7.2) | Working build. Not yet released. | Not publicly distributed yet. |
Design habits
How these tools are built
Changes are reversible
The settings editor keeps a timestamped backup and refuses to save while a client is running. RenderMagic restores the client to stock when you stand down, close it, or if it crashes.
Public interfaces first
Pilot data comes from EVE’s public ESI and published killmail data, used within their published rules. Sign-in asks for the public-data scope only.
Say what is not done
Each page lists limits and unfinished parts, including things that are designed but not yet tested against the real service.
Fail closed
Access controls refuse by default, and tools that depend on a client build decline to act on a build they do not recognize instead of guessing.
Independent third-party tools
Exigentec’s EVE tools are independent third-party software. They are not made, endorsed or supported by CCP Games (now Fenris Creations). EVE Online, the EVE logo and all related marks and assets belong to their owner and are used here for identification only. See the full notice and credits.