Guide

Sorting the restock list before you spend

How the restock screens in TCG Card Shop Simulator are arranged: a screen for browsing and a screen for adding to the cart, sort controls and page buttons, a running total for the cart, and a notification of what went into it.

Applies to

no version stated by this build (see the sources page)

Before you start

• A shop that needs stock
• Enough money in the till
• A minute to use the screens

Steps

1. Open the restock list rather than buying blind, because browsing and adding to the cart are separate screens.
   adding to the cart and browsing it are separate screens
2. Sort before you shop, because the list has a sort screen and a set of sort buttons of its own.
   the list has a sort screen and sort buttons
3. Move through the list in pages, because each page has a highlighted button that shows where you are.
   the panel list has page buttons that highlight
4. Watch the running total rather than adding prices up in your head.
   the screen carries a total cost text
5. Check how many lines are in the cart before paying, because the count has a readout of its own.
   the screen carries a total cart item count text
6. Take the cart to its checkout screen when it is right, because the cart is paid for on a screen of its own.
   the cart is paid for on a checkout screen of its own
7. Use the tabletop screen for games rather than the card list, because tabletop games restock through a screen of their own.
   tabletop games restock through a screen of their own
8. Keep an eye on the cart notification, because adding something tells you it went in rather than leaving you to count rows.
   the screen carries a cart notification

Common mistakes

• Buying from the browsing screen and never opening the cart.
• Working down an unsorted list and filling the cart with the wrong things.
• Adding a line and not noticing the cart notification.
• Paying without checking the total cost readout.
• Going to the card list for tabletop games, which have a screen of their own.

Related entries

Storage and stockRestocking from a cartRestocking runs through a manager with data of its own.Storage and stockThe scanner and the restocking workflowRestocking is managed as a process.Storage and stockThe box your stock arrives inThe box is a world object with a mesh, a highlight, a collider and a rigid body.

Related guides

• Which shop jobs go to a worker, a machine or the restocker
  A handoff guide for TCG Card Shop Simulator: which shop jobs go to a worker, which to the automatic machines and the restocker, and what still stays with you.

Sources

A local copy of the game, read only. Identifiers are listed on the technical reference pages; nothing here is estimated.