I’ve been working on an intel tool for the past few months, and I think it reached a state where it’s useful.
Main features:
Intel channels monitoring. The difference from similar tools is that it doesn’t just look for system names, it actually parses messages and shows all the information visually.
Alerts. Very configurable alerts for many situations; a particular piece of intel getting reported, getting attacked or decloaked in-game, and more.
Map. Includes a map of New Eden like the in-game one, as well as tactical maps of each region. Intel is dynamically shown on the map, including both intel reports and a zKillboard feed.
It supports playing with multiple characters, has many configuration options, and a bunch of other features. It works natively on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
browser is up to date, and persists across devices. I’ll have to try it with a different ISP and see.
If i get an invite to your discord i can repsond timely and more comprehensivly about it
I can’t seem to get it working. Authenticated the characters. Typed in the correct channel names. Checked the folder locations to be correct. The program can see the characters online but doesn’t detect any alerts at all. Any ideas?
I wonder if there’s methods to manipulate this lets say you’re trying to hunt a particular group if you have a blue scout maybe purposely get an alt to scram you somewhere opposite of where you’re hunting or other types of false positives
Would it be possible to not require installed EVE to start? I want to run intel tool on a different computer (it uses ESI to show me where my chars are and I can use separate screens for that machine).