Pricing Tweaks

Allows you to customize any product's pricing details (such as the current product cost, the min and max cost, the rate/margin for market price and the maximum selling price).

Recommended to use with Better Save System Revived.

Installation

• []Install Tobey's BepInEx x MelonLoader Pack for Supermarket Simulator

  []Download Pricing Tweaks from the Files tab

  []Unpack PricingTweaks dll file into bepInEx/plugins

  How to use:

  In the Pricing App in the computer, hold left alt (can be changed) and click on your target product's current price (look at the mod's thumbnail image) to open the pricing tweaks window for that product.

  In the pricing Tweaks window you can change:

  Cost Values:

  • []Base Cost: This is the cost at which you buy products at the start (wholesale price, when ordering products from the computer/scanner - not to be confused with local market wholesale price) at when you just unlock its license.

    []Current Cost: This is the cost at which you buy products currently (The cost in this game can change at the start of each day).

    []Min Cost: This is the lowest value that the cost can take when changing at the start of the day.

    []Max Cost: This is the highest value that the cost can take when changing at the start of the day.

    Profit Rates:

    • []Market Profit Rate: This is the rate/margin at which the market price is calculated. Example: for a value of 50% market profit rate, if the current cost of the product is 3$, the market price would be 4. 5$ = 3 + (3 x 50%)

      []Maximum Profit Rate: This is the maximum rate/margin at which you can sell the products at (no customer would buy it at a bigger value). Example: for a value of 300% maximum profit rate, if the current cost of the product is 3$, the maximum price would be 12$ = 3 + (3 x 300%)

      Notes:

      []You can change the settings as you see fit in the config file located in \Supermarket Simulator\bepInEx\config\PricingTweaks.cfg (will be generated after you run the game)

      [*]Alternatively, you can use Bepinex Configuration Manager to change the mod settings in-game (F1 to open the manager)