How this works?
Known issues
- Unknown algorithm when making work order of refined materials which includes two or more. Way too random to solve how example new cost and time is calculated when multiple materials are picked per refinery method.
Locale and timezone
This site can be multi-lingual (support is already built). But for now it is simplified. With locale you can decide would you like to use "Imperial" or "European". This affects how numbers and dates are shown. Imperial is based on American locale and European is based on Finnish locale. Why Finnish? Well in Europe most of the countries use the same syntax except couple of countries.
Good development practices are that dates and timestamps are always saved in UTC format (loosly to say all dates are in British time). Because this site focus groups are global with timezone setting you can convert the dates to be close to your time. Timezones are limited for some and others can be added if needed, but globally there are like 600 different timezones (because timezones sets different rules for daylight saving time and so on).
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Imperial
- Thousand separator is comma ",".
- Decimal separator is a point ".".
- Number example: 1,200,550.75
- Date format is "m/d/Y h:i:s a", example: 06/24/2023 01:52:11 p.m.
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European
- Thousand separator is space.
- Decimal separator is a comma ",".
- Number example: 1 200 550,75
- Date format is "d.m.Y H:i:s", example: 24.06.2023 13:52:11
Coming soon...
More detailed tutorial how to use this is coming sooner or later, but it is pretty straightforward to use and test. ;)