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 * [http://picommodityrelations.comyr.com/pi.html Interactive hierarchy tool] - good, has amounts.
 * [http://eve.portalorigin.com/ Planetary Interaction Hierarchy Tool] - no longer alive.
-* [http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1325077 Planetary Interaction Material Diagram]
+* [http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1325077 Planetary Interaction Material Diagram] - broken link
 * [http://fazenda.w-space.org/ Fazenda]
-* [http://www.4ward-eve.ch/pi 4WARD Planetary interaction tools]
+* [http://www.4ward-eve.ch/pi 4WARD Planetary interaction tools] - no longer alive
 * [http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1315592 EVE Online Planetary Planner]
 * [http://traderslounge.novitraq.com/pi.asp Planetary Interaction Product Finder]

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 ==Links==
 ''Links'' are used to connect any ''structure'' to any other ''structure''. You can only transport material from a ''structure'' to another ''structure'' if they are connected with a ''link'' (not necessarily directly).<br />''Links'' use a lot of power and CPU, eating into the amount of power and CPU that the ''Command Center'' can provide to place ''structures''. The longer a ''link'', the more power and CPU it requires. Each link costs about 0.1539 MW per KM and 0.1575 tf per KM to build.  While this might not seem like much, costs for operations on a planetary scale can add up quickly.<br />
-A standard ''link'' can transport a maximum of 250 m3/hour (calculated as the sum of all the material moving over it in either direction). If you want to move a lot of volume/hour across a ''link'', you will have to ''upgrade'' the ''link'' which will cause the ''link'' to use more power and CPU, but also to double its maximum allowed transportable volume/hour (to 500 m3/hour, 1000 m3/hour, 2000 m3/hour, etc.). Placing another ''link'' alongside an existing one is slighty more expensive in power and CPU than upgrading an existing one. A ''link'' can theoretically be upgraded ten times (each time doubling the maximum allowed transportable volume).<br />When you set up your colony you usually want to prevent having to upgrade your ''links'' and want to have as few of them and as short as possible. If you find you are upgrading your ''links'', in many cases you want to take another look at your base design.<br />Constructing ''links'' does not cost any isk.
+A standard ''link'' can transport a maximum of 250 m3/hour (calculated as the sum of all the material moving over it in either direction). If you want to move a lot of volume/hour across a ''link'', you will have to ''upgrade'' the ''link'' which will cause the ''link'' to use more power and CPU, but also to double its maximum allowed transportable volume/hour (to 500 m3/hour, 1000 m3/hour, 2000 m3/hour, etc.). Placing another ''link'' alongside an existing one is slightly more expensive in power and CPU than upgrading an existing one. A ''link'' can theoretically be upgraded ten times (each time doubling the maximum allowed transportable volume).<br />When you set up your colony you usually want to prevent having to upgrade your ''links'' and want to have as few of them and as short as possible. If you find you are upgrading your ''links'', in many cases you want to take another look at your base design.<br />Constructing ''links'' does not cost any isk.
 {{warning|Links eating all your power can be a very big problem on Gas planets as they are HUGE and even a short link will eat a huge amount of power and CPU as it is easily 20.000 km long.}}
-You may move material from one place to another using a route which happens with the material is available such as from an extractor, or from a processing plant when something is created. You may also move materials from one place to another with an "Expedited Transfer". Click on the source building , then click on the Storage icon. Then click on the expedited transfer button at the bottom right hand side). You then choose a desitnation and a dialog box appears similar to the lauch pad moving dialog box, that allows you to move materials.
+You may move material from one place to another using a route which happens with the material is available such as from an extractor, or from a processing plant when something is created. You may also move materials from one place to another with an "Expedited Transfer". Click on the source building , then click on the Storage icon. Then click on the expedited transfer button at the bottom right hand side). You then choose a destination and a dialogue box appears similar to the launch pad moving dialogue box, that allows you to move materials.
 Note: You can't just move as much as you want as fast as you want. The transfer takes time so transfer wisely or wait in the PI limbo room of doom for your transfer to complete.

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