Tips System

Tips System

A little extra in the register, every now and then.

Tips System adds a small chance for customers to leave a tip after paying. No changed prices, no changed customer behavior, nothing that fights the game's own systems - it simply waits for the game to credit a sale and, sometimes, rounds up in your favor. The tip goes in through the game's own money system, so it counts exactly like any other checkout income, and the end-of-day summary tells you how much of the day was tips.

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Tech Tree support (optional)

If you have Tech Tree installed, three upgrades show up in it, under the Mods tab:

• []Friendly Service - more customers leave a tip, up to 75% of them[/]

  []Generous Tips - tips reach 50% of the bill instead of 10%[/]

  []Tip Jar - the small ones stop being loose change, up to a 15% floor[/]

  Maxed out, the three together take tips from around 1. 6% of your revenue to about 24%. That is a lot, which is why the full set runs to roughly $118,000 and is meant as a long-term goal rather than an early buy.

  Tech Tree is not required. Without it the mod works exactly as it always has, driven by the config file. The upgrades multiply what your config says rather than replacing it, so a value you set by hand is never thrown away - it just gets bigger.

  Not interested? Set EnableTechTreeCompat = false and the upgrades never show up.

  How it works

  Every time a payment is completed, the mod rolls a chance for a tip.

  If it hits:

  • []The tip is a random percentage of that checkout's total price.[/]

    []The money is added immediately through the game's own money system.[/]

    []Nothing else about the sale changes - no price edits, no extra items.[/]

    It is random, so results vary from sale to sale, but the average follows the chance and range you set.

    The tip lands after the game has credited the sale, with its own money animation - so you see the purchase come in, then the tip on top of it, instead of one silent jump in the balance.

    See your tips at the end of the day

    When you close the store, the daily summary g