https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/index.html With access to the CCP World API, data available on chain and static data available within the EVE Frontier client; 3rd party developers have been producing applications to explore this wealth of information. efctl Killboards Explorers Tools Tip Use the menu on the left hand side to find the article you are looking for. You can also use search at the top to search for specific terms. Hugo en-us Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:00:00 +0000 https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/efctl/index.html Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:00:00 +0000 https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/efctl/index.html efctl is a fast and flexible CLI designed to automate the setup, deployment, and teardown of the EVE Frontier local world contracts and smart gates. Built with Go, it provides an intuitive interface to seamlessly initialize the Sui playground environment and interact with the local blockchain. Features Automated setup — Fetches and prepares the local EVE Frontier environment in seconds. Smart Gate lifecycle — Supports up and down commands to gracefully manage container lifecycles. Builder Flow automation — Includes extension and run commands to quickly initialize, publish, and interact with extensions in the builder-scaffold container. GraphQL query tools — Interact dynamically with the local Sui GraphQL RPC to query objects and packages. Dependency validation — Verifies mandatory local prerequisites (Docker/Podman, Git, Node.js, and open ports). Self-updating — Run efctl update to download the latest release automatically. Installation Below are one-liner installers for each platform. They automatically detect your CPU architecture (amd64 / arm64) and download the correct binary from GitHub Releases. https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/killboards/index.html Sat, 28 Jun 2025 13:04:00 +0000 https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/killboards/index.html Killboards allow players to track activity through the galaxy and in some cases identify fits, capabilities and tactics of other players. There are two primary sources of Kill and Loss information: The Chain, and by extension the World API which reads from the chain. The Carbon Client itself, specifically by copy / pasting the killmails from the client. Player Made Killboards diedin.space: EVE Frontier Killboard - built by Econmartin using data from Scetrov’s Killboard API. alpha-strike.space - built by Professor Killshot RnK Killboard https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/explorers/index.html Sat, 28 Jun 2025 13:04:00 +0000 https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/explorers/index.html Explorers allow us to view data available on-chain, in the world API and extracted from the ResFiles helping us to explorer the Frontier in-game: Hegemony Explorer - client for the World API. EVE Datacore - explore on-chain data and calculate information about distances and fuel. Blueprint Browser by Murphyslaw Spatial Maps Wells Cargo: Stellar Cartography - view points of interest and star systems in 3D. Frontier Atlas - view the map and plot routes in 3D by Aquilla. MAH Frontier Map - view the map and plot routes using the A* algorithm in 3D by Mah’Tee. EF-Map - beautiful renders of the EVE Frontier map with haze, bloom and chromatic aberration by Lacal. Calculators EVE Frontier Bill of Materials - Explorer Industry within the Frontier EFTB - various calculators to simplify exploring the Frontier. Siege Calculator - calculate what it will take to break a shield tank. Rift Riders Datasheet - huge datasheet of information by moralez. Scout Optimizer by lacal - brute force the most efficient route between two solarsystems. https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/tools/index.html Sat, 28 Jun 2025 13:04:00 +0000 https://f76f6398.frontier-scetrov-live.pages.dev/links/tools/index.html Libraries and software to access various different parts of the game, generally either the World API, Blockchain or ResFiles. Warning The tools on this page have been developed by third parties and generally require downloading the source code and executing locally, they may contain malicious code introduced by a bad actor. While I reviewed these repositories before adding them, I don’t check every commit unless I am actively using the tool. It is strongly recommended that you run these tools in a dedicated and isolated Virtual Machine and you take a snapshot of the VM in advance of downloading the tools.