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1. Log in your first (main) character — step by step

Login goes through EVE Online SSO — CCP's official sign-in page. Your EVE password is entered only on EVE's side; our site never sees or stores it.

Step 1. Open the site

Open fleetmanager.linkpc.net in your browser.

Step 2. Click “Login with EVE”

Click Login with EVE The browser sends you to EVE's official sign-in page (login.eveonline.com).

Step 3. Sign in to your EVE account

On the EVE page, enter your account Username and Password and click Sign In. (You can also sign in via Steam / Epic Games if your account is linked.)

Step 4. Pick your character and click Authorize

On the Character Selection screen, pick the character you're logging in (your main first — it becomes your main) and click Authorize. That confirms the app's fleet access — needed once per character.

Step 5. Back to the site

After you authorize, EVE returns you to the site — the setup screen opens with your character list. The first character you logged in gets the MAIN tag — that's your main.

2. Add your other characters (alts)

Each EVE login adds one character, so repeat the procedure for every window you fly.

1. On the setup screen click the green Add Character button — it's in the ship row.
2. Go through the same EVE login (steps 3–4), but pick the alt you want on the EVE page. Only one character per EVE account can be in the game at a time, so the alts you fly together with your main sit on other accounts: on the Character Selection screen press SWITCH USER and sign in to that alt's account.
3. Repeat until every character you multibox is in your character list. New ones arrive with the ALT tag.

3. Set up your character list

Each character card has these controls:

Which community fits each of your characters can fly is in the Uroborus strip above the list (see section 9). A grey frame there means "we haven't read the skills yet", not "you can't fly it": press ESI on that character's row and log in again.

Tags you'll see: MAIN your main window · ALT a normal extra window · SPONGE a filler window that takes leftover seats and is the first to be dropped when the fleet is tight.

The fit window has four controls of its own, under the ship and beside the implants:

Control	What it does
Links	Fleet command bursts — Skirmish, Shield, Information, Armor. Off by default, so what you see first is your own ship alone. Switch one on and every number is recalculated with that link running at perfect skills. Hover a button to see which ship the boost comes from.
The rounds in cargo	Icons for the ammo this fit carries in its hold. Click one and it is loaded into every gun that takes it — no need to open the drop-down. The drop-down stays: cargo holds a handful of what a gun accepts, not all of it.
Implants ON / OFF	Whether the implants in your head are counted. On by default, because that is your real state; switch it off to see what you lose if you lose the pod.
⚠ beside an implant	The fit carries a hardwiring in its cargo that you do not have. Cargo is never counted — the numbers beside it are the un-implanted ones — so this is the reminder to go and buy one.

4. Declare your ship (required)

1. Under Choose your ship, click at least one ship icon you can fly. Until you pick one, Enter Fleet stays disabled.
2. Under Bonuses (optional), click any command bursts you can bring.

5. Enter the fleet

1. Press Enter Fleet You go to the Waiting… queue.
2. An FC picks you up. The button has a 30-second cooldown between presses.
3. When you're accepted, you land on the Pilot screen.

One PC — one pilot. Everyone signs in from their own computer. Two accounts on one computer, in one browser or in two, will be refused.

In reserve. An FC may set you aside into the reserve: the waiting screen then shows a yellow In reserve and the FC's name. You have no windows yet, but your characters may already be invited into the game fleet, into a Waiting squad. You are not dropped from the queue by time; the FC takes you in when you are needed.

6. The Pilot screen — flying

Matching your windows

If the number of your open windows doesn't match your assignment, a blinking red banner appears:

• “+N window(s) to fleet” → add N more of your characters to the EVE fleet.
• “remove N” → take N of your alts out of the EVE fleet.

Green/red dots next to each character show which of them are actually in the EVE fleet right now.

Handy controls

• Overlay ⧉ — floats the “add/remove windows” warning in a small always-on-top window over the game. Chrome, Edge or Opera only.
• Kill Order ⧉ — the NPC kill order for your role, in a floating window over the game. See section 7.
• 🔊 volume button (top right, next to the theme) — hover or click it for the slider. A sound plays whenever your assigned number changes. Range 0–100%; 0% mutes it completely.
• Invite — appears only if the FC turned on Self-Invite. It pulls your own characters into the EVE fleet, top-down, up to the fleet cap.
• Moveme — appears only if the FC turned it on. Put your main into the squad you want in game and press it — all your alts in the game fleet move into that squad. Once a minute at most: 5 presses within 6 minutes and the button is switched off for you for good.

7. Kill Order — NPC target priority

A separate window with the kill-order / target priority for the three Incursion vanguard sites, filtered to your role. Open it with the Kill Order ⧉ button in the fleet menu (the Pilot tab, next to Overlay ⧉). Available to every pilot.

The same order is also a page of its own: fleetmanager.linkpc.net/kill-order.html — all three sites at once, split by role, and no sign-in needed. Hand somebody the link and they can read it before the op; it is the same list the window shows.

How to use it

1. Pick your role first (top row) — remembered between sessions:

   Role	Targets shown
   DDL	Turret targets
   Close	Close targets
   Long	Far targets

2. Then pick the site (second row) — TPPH / NRF / TCRC.
3. The list then shows only your role's targets, in kill order — nothing mixed. Sites with several waves get jump buttons straight to a pocket/wave.

What's inside

Every NPC shows its real EVE ship icon, name, and a note where it matters (ammo to load, "kill last", "kill on sight", etc.). A single Tower icon appears in TPPH and TCRC.

8. Leaving the fleet

9. The dest panel and Uroborus

Above your character list is the panel of the current low-sec Sansha incursion dest.

• On the left, the logos of the factions that own the incursion systems by sovereignty (hover for the faction and its systems).
• The dest's headquarters system (HQ) is shown in red.
• Clicking the Sansha influence bar opens a chart of influence over time: an hour and day grid (ET), vertical lines where the stage changed, and ▲ where the mothership spawned.

Below the panel is the Uroborus strip. It starts closed; a click opens the community fits as big ship icons. Click a ship to see all of your characters, each framed by readiness (green — fully trained, amber — minimum met, red — skills missing, grey — skills not read yet). Click a character to open the fit window for it. Click Uroborus again to close it.

Good to know

• Refreshing the page keeps you in the fleet — it reconnects automatically.
• Your login and characters are remembered on this browser, so you stay signed in.
• Change the look with the theme selector (top-right).
• As a regular pilot you only see the Pilot view — the FC/Admin tabs are for fleet commanders.