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Don't forget to scan that data point every time too. :)
A lot of time is now wasted due to that layered menu that did absolutely nothing but added more hoops to jump through.
A minute? Too slow man, way too slow.
As long as the materials don't roll on spawn, so they are where you expect them to be, just over 30 seconds should be possible.
Forget menus, just target with whatever key you have bound to target ahead as you approach.
Depends on whether you count the time to scan the data point as well.
I take my start time from the moment the scan is complete and then do a circuit and count it as finished when i grab the last material.
As for the menus, i'm of course talking about relog procedure to start new run cycle.
EDIT:
Ofc that's the start of the farming cycle, it shortens over time as you are filling your cargo for the common data/parts and you are now focusing solely on the rarer parts.
Eventually you reach the point when the run is no longer worth the time as you are targeting specific parts/data of things which droprate is just too low.