I was curious if there is any site someone might know of other than INARA that has today's current information on Engineer, there location, and materials needed to use the blueprints? Since some materials are not needed any more or if it is still the same. Id this was brought up before in a previous post I apologize. I have not used the forum in awhile.
Engineers Update Info on Engineers?
- Thread starter The only Ichi
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Is there a reason not to use INARA? It's accurate afaik.
Inara works fine for me - it does include those 'dead' materials, but it also tells you that they are used in zero engineering recipes.
If you are desperate to avoid using Inara, engineer locations are available in game, and there's an overlay called EDEngineer that you can use to check material requirements. You can also make shopping lists of materials - say if you were planning ten rolls on an FSD and ten on a thruster, you tell it what level roll, how many rolls, and it gives you a list!
one thing I would like to see on Inara as a definitive penalty list for weapon special ability side effects, as the descriptions sometimes, but not always, mention a drawback, and they never quantify the drawback - would be cool to look up the corrosive spectrum breaker Jedi mind trick special ability and find out if my penalty will be nothing, or 5%rof, or 99% damage.
If you are desperate to avoid using Inara, engineer locations are available in game, and there's an overlay called EDEngineer that you can use to check material requirements. You can also make shopping lists of materials - say if you were planning ten rolls on an FSD and ten on a thruster, you tell it what level roll, how many rolls, and it gives you a list!
one thing I would like to see on Inara as a definitive penalty list for weapon special ability side effects, as the descriptions sometimes, but not always, mention a drawback, and they never quantify the drawback - would be cool to look up the corrosive spectrum breaker Jedi mind trick special ability and find out if my penalty will be nothing, or 5%rof, or 99% damage.
Just wanted to back up that Inara works fine for me. Have been using it every time I want something engineered and never had an issue.
To OP, is there something that you're actually missing from Inara regarding accuracy?
To OP, is there something that you're actually missing from Inara regarding accuracy?