Tools / Blueprint Manufacturing Help

Help chapters:

• General Help FAQ
• Blueprint Manufacturing FAQ

1. Go to My Blueprints, and make a selection there in the list using the checkboxes on the left
2. Click on the "Build multiple" button at the end of the list
3. On the following screen, specify how many units you want to build of each blueprint
4. Click the "Get Quote" button

That's because some or all of the components required to build them have no price set yet.

• For a single blueprint, just go to the build quote for it, and set the material prices there directly.
• For several blueprints, the fastest way is to use the price index.

1. Go to My Blueprints, and make a selection there in the list using the checkboxes on the left
2. Click on the "Show required skills" button at the end of the list
3. On the following screen you will be show the maximum skill levels to build the selected blueprints

To fully use the capabilities of the blueprints search, you should tag them. Tags are directly selectable in the advanced search settings, so you can easily find matching blueprints.

For example, you may tag all your profitable BPs with a "profitable" tag, or even handle favorites by assigning a "fav" tag. Tags are the most flexible way to freely categorize your blueprints, as long as you know how you want to organize them.

As a general rule, you should try to tag each blueprint with all the characteristics that you may want to find it by later. For example, I keep a collection of COSMOS blueprints so I tagged them all with the "cosmos" tag. Additionally I wanted to be able to find them by the type of components required, so I gave them the "gurista", "angel", "talocan" etc. tags. That way I can find either all cosmos blueprints, or all matching a type of components.