Automated Pricing Based on Buy Chance

Dynamic Automatic Pricing Mod

The Unique Advantages of This Plugin

Discover the ultimate edge in maximizing your in-game profits! Unlike generic plugins that blindly apply a blanket price markup, this innovative tool uniquely factors in the Product Buy Chance, aligning perfectly with how the game’s mechanics determine customer purchases. It’s a smarter, more strategic way to boost your success!

Main Features

• [] Automatically adjusts product pricing based on customer purchase chances.

  [] Dynamically calculates purchase likelihood based on pricing relative to Market Price.

  [] Configurable settings for fine-tuning pricing and maximizing profits.

  [] Works seamlessly with the in-game Pricing Viewer screen.

  User Guide

  New Players Who Haven't Unlocked Cashier Yet

  It's recommended to disable the `AutoUpdatePricingData` option. Use the `Ctrl+E` combination to initially set the prices, and then round them to the nearest dollar unless you're enjoying dealing with pennies.

  Once You Acquire Cashier or Self-Checkout

  Setting `ProfitRateBoost` to 10% can be used at the start, and later increased to sacrifice store points over profit.

  What's the Chance of a Customer Buying a Product?

  The game calculates the customer's chance of purchasing a product using the following method:

  1. Selling at a Loss:

  If you sell a product at a loss, the customer purchases it with a 200% chance (guaranteed).

  2. Selling Below Market Price:

  If you sell a product for less than the Market Price, the chance of purchase varies between 100% and 200%, following this curve:

  m_PurchaseChanceCurveForCheapPrice (AnimationCurve):

  • []

    []value=200, time=0

    []value=100, time=1

    3. Selling Above Market Price but Below Maximum Price:

    If you sell a product for more than the Market Price but less than the Maximum Price (as shown in the Pricing Viewer screen), the purchase chance ranges between 0% and 100%, based on the curve:

    m_PurchaseChanceCurveForExpensivePrice (AnimationCurve):

    • []

      []value=100, time=0

      []value=100, time=0. 1

    • value=0, time=1
      Note: Based on this curve, if the ProfitRateBoost mod setting is between 0% and 10%, customers always purchase the product.

      4. Selling Above Maximum Price:

      Any price set above the Maximum Price results in no sales.