It is quite simple, each batch of 100 units of the ore (or 1 Compressed) yield Specific amounts of minerals, for example a Batch of Spodumain (as per āShow Infoā) will yield:
So with this information you just need to factor in your Repocessing Yield, lets say it is 85%, then you just multiply the yield by 0.85 and you will know how much you will receive per batch:
So now that you know how much you get per batch of Spodumain you can easily calculate how much of it you need to mine by: āMinerals neededā / āMinerals from reprocessingā = ānumber of batchesā * 100 = units of Spodumain you need to mine to achieve your required minerals.
As a source to figure out which ores to mine to get specific minerals, you can use this 3rd party website here
I donāt think that the response above is hitting what the OP was asking for. I have a spreadsheet that utilizes a google sheet add-on called Linear Optimization. You tell the config sheet what you need and what each ore gives you it then can calculate the best way to get to the required materials. There is some tweaking you need to do in order to get the minimal waste product but I have been working on this sheet for a few days and I am happy with the outcome.
I will help you create your own sheet if this is what you are referring to in your post. I have it so you can choose a ship (Capital or T1) and that references my database on build materials, sums it all up after calculating the ME level on the BPās and dumps the required totals of minerals. You then go to the calculations page (Linear Optimization) and it will then tell you how many units of compressed ores you need to reach your goal.
If this is something you are after I will help create it with you from the information I have forged together on my sheet. I would just give you mine but it is not the most user friendly and may layouts are often disliked
I tested the fuzzwork site by asking for 100000 Trit and it came back suggesting i mine crokite??? Not sure that right LOL and the google spreadsheet wants me to request permissionsā¦
Thanks for the pointer to this tool. Very powerful. Did you right it?
Please confirm one thingā¦on the āOutput M3ā tab is the value in Column A the amount of Column B required to satisfy the requested amount of minerals?
Eg. I ran for 350M Tritaniumā¦Column A is 1,018,593 and Column B is Compressed Dense Veldspar.