I hope the production team can launch a convenient and reasonable function

[Startuner]

I think there are likely to have been many people who proposed the need for this function before, because it is really necessary. That is, it should be possible to pack the components into goods and transport them to the engineers in batches for modification. This would be much more convenient, and in terms of principle, it should be completely reasonable. Why can't my spaceship carry the components of other spaceships for modification?

[Will]

What?

[Chaka (FR)]

If you have problems travelling with other ships, don't forget you can call a ship from another station for a fee.

[Planewalker]

Fly to the engineer and summon your modules to that station.
When you arrive next time, they will be there to be engineered.

[Septimus]

Originally posted by Planewalker:

Fly to the engineer and summon your modules to that station.
When you arrive next time, they will be there to be engineered.

This is the smart way to do it.

[funkynutz]

Pin your favourite blueprint from each engineer and level up with them... After that you rarely need to visit them anyway. You don't need special effects on everything, especially all at once.

[frumple]

Originally posted by Septimus:

Originally posted by Planewalker:

Fly to the engineer and summon your modules to that station.
When you arrive next time, they will be there to be engineered.

This is the smart way to do it.

Less smart but doable is to buy all the modules you want engineered, then send them to the nearest shipyard. Then buy a mule ship that can fit the modules. Fly the mule to the engineer to get all the work done, go back and replace the engineered module with a fresh one, rinse, repeat.

I've done this with an Asp and Type 9 that i sold after the engineering work was finished.
Got 5 frame shift drives and thrusters engineered, and later i had them transfered to my home system.

You very very rarely have to do batch engineer jobs but if you do, sucks to be you. With all your wealth, and ships, and engineering mats. ;)