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| − | =Show Profit in Vehicle List= |
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'''2.0.1 alpha 1 or later''' |
'''2.0.1 alpha 1 or later''' |
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Configuration file: showprofitinlist on|off |
Configuration file: showprofitinlist on|off |
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Command line: -XL |
Command line: -XL |
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| − | + | ==Description== |
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| − | TTD uses last year's profits of the least profitable vehicle that is at least two years old to determine part of the performance score. If the profit of the least profitable vehicle is the equivalent of 20,000 |
+ | TTD uses last year's profits of the least profitable vehicle that is at least two years old to determine part of the performance score. If the profit of the least profitable vehicle is the equivalent of £20,000 or more, you get the full score. If it is zero or less, you get no score for it, and in between you get the appropriate partial score. |
| − | With this feature, you can quickly see if you have any vehicles that cause you to not have a perfect score. Their profit will show up in red if negative, or in yellow if below 10,000 |
+ | With this feature, you can quickly see if you have any vehicles that cause you to not have a perfect score. Their profit will show up in red if negative, or in yellow if below £10,000. Vehicles with £10,000 of profit in the last year will be green. Vehicles that are less than two years old will not be rated, and will be in black. This means that if any of your vehicles in the four categories is yellow or red, your score will suffer. |
| − | If NewPerformanceCalculation is turned on, the amounts required and colours will be different, as determined by the new performance calculation. The performance score of individual vehicles will be displayed in the vehicle list windows in addition to |
+ | If [[NewPerformanceCalculation]] is turned on, the amounts required and colours will be different, as determined by the new performance calculation. The performance score of individual vehicles will be displayed in the vehicle list windows in addition to colouring, to make spotting inefficient vehicles easier. |
| + | [[File:Profitinlist.png]] |
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| − | {picture file=img/wiki_up//profitinlist.png} |
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This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga. |
This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga. |
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 18 June 2011
Show vehicle profit colour coded to indicate vehicle performance rating.
2.0.1 alpha 1 or later
Switch
Configuration file: showprofitinlist on|off
Command line: -XL
Description
TTD uses last year's profits of the least profitable vehicle that is at least two years old to determine part of the performance score. If the profit of the least profitable vehicle is the equivalent of £20,000 or more, you get the full score. If it is zero or less, you get no score for it, and in between you get the appropriate partial score.
With this feature, you can quickly see if you have any vehicles that cause you to not have a perfect score. Their profit will show up in red if negative, or in yellow if below £10,000. Vehicles with £10,000 of profit in the last year will be green. Vehicles that are less than two years old will not be rated, and will be in black. This means that if any of your vehicles in the four categories is yellow or red, your score will suffer.
If NewPerformanceCalculation is turned on, the amounts required and colours will be different, as determined by the new performance calculation. The performance score of individual vehicles will be displayed in the vehicle list windows in addition to colouring, to make spotting inefficient vehicles easier.
This feature was contributed by Csaba Varga.
