Practical blue-collar planning for Stanton, Pyro and Nyx — shift checklists, ship-aware routes, system briefings, mining and salvage references, hauling, support, and recovery. Live-economy figures come from a dated UEX snapshot and must be confirmed in-game.
An operational schematic for deciding where to go and what to bring. Select a body, switch overlays, inspect its hazards and mining value, then send it into the run planner. Positions are schematic and not to scale.
Choose from the non-concept spaceships listed in the current UEX vehicle feed, then pair one with a trade snapshot or a career-specific field circuit. In-game availability varies. Estimates are directional, not promises: stock, demand, server state, and interdictions remain gloriously uncooperative. The full career loop guide for your selected work is below the planner.
The blue-collar playbook for each career — the ships and tools, what sells and where, and the step-by-step flow. Reviewed for Alpha 4.9. Picking a career in the planner above switches this guide too.
Turn the current community market snapshot into a load that fits your ship, wallet, system and appetite for risk. Every result shows its data age, usable quantity and real cash exposure. The in-game kiosk remains authoritative.
All cataloged personal weapons, attachments, armor, undersuits and backpacks in the current UEX item snapshot—with specifications, reported sellers and honest availability labels.
Fast field lookups: signature decoder, curated mining notes, selected components, a reviewed commodity reference, and planning scenarios. Static tables are clearly separated from the current UEX planner snapshot.
Verified status, without invented release dates. LIVE means confirmed on official 4.9 pages; PTU means test-server only; DEVELOPMENT means CIG shows active work, not a delivery promise.