
[Not a bug] Cost of Science pack 2
[Not a bug] Cost of Science pack 2
In 0.2.9: Science pack 2 is supposed to cost 2.5 iron plates. However when I buy one it costs me only 1 iron plate. When I buy a second one it costs 4 iron plates, then again 1 then 4. So the total is correct, but it's just confusing 

Re: Cost of Science pack 2
Any proposal how that could be improved?
It's supposed to be the batch cost of a piece in raw materials
It's supposed to be the batch cost of a piece in raw materials
Re: Cost of Science pack 2
Well, I would think it should cost 2.5 each time. Given we probably don't want fractional numbers, it could cost alternatingly 2 and 3. Currently it costs alternatingly 1 and 4, which looks like a bug to me, unless I misunderstand something.
Re: Cost of Science pack 2
Some of the "inner" recipes produce more items at once. (example: One copper -> 2 copper wires)
The results you are observing are consequences of that.
(If you don't observe any leftover intermediate products, then it's a bug)
The results you are observing are consequences of that.
(If you don't observe any leftover intermediate products, then it's a bug)
Last edited by MF- on Sat Mar 02, 2013 4:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Cost of Science pack 2
OK, that makes sense. I think these intermediate products also explain why sometimes I saw the numbers of possible Science pack 2 above those of the pack 1, while I expected the other way around.
Thanks a lot for your quick answers, keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot for your quick answers, keep up the good work!
Re: Cost of Science pack 2
Yes, the value is average cost.
If you had one intermediate result, that would make 1000 items and would cost 1000 iron, the [total-raw] cost would be 1 iron, but 999 times it would eat 0, and once it would eat 1000.
So I close this as [not a bug].
If you had one intermediate result, that would make 1000 items and would cost 1000 iron, the [total-raw] cost would be 1 iron, but 999 times it would eat 0, and once it would eat 1000.
So I close this as [not a bug].