Yeah, I have one that is really tedious, but it would require a whole database (or array) subject to dynamic changes.
For internal sales, setting the sale price of the produced item equal to the prime cost + CTIE. I have to check my notes for that factory saying "CTIE = x1.06", and using that to set the new selling price each time I upgrade a tech, or the main office fails to keep it at 100% efficiency, or whenever the supplier rises the price of materials more than 1 cent. (Well, in that case it is cancelled, and I make a new contract. Yeah, the cheapskate way.)
Problems:
-The CTIE rate is subject to the profit tax, that differs from country to country and can be altered by governors.
-Each product has a different CTIE applied to them.
Not that I want to user others' scripts, nor my own ones, I like doing changes personally. But it's a common issue for producers that use their own supplies, nonetheless. |