Guide

Stocking a product line that is not cards

How to add tabletop games to a TCG Card Shop Simulator shop, given that the game treats a set as its own kind of stock with its own parts.

Applies to

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

Before you start

• Room for a product line that is not cards
• Money for a first order of sets
• A shelf or display for boxed goods

Steps

1. Treat a tabletop game as a set rather than as one box.
   the game keeps each one as a set with a record of its own
2. Check what a set contains before ordering, because the parts are separate kinds.
   a play mat, a deck box and a comic book are each named parts
3. Restock them through their own screen rather than the card list.
   tabletop games restock through a screen of their own
4. Put them where the sets can be seen rather than squeezing them onto a card shelf.
   each part is modelled with its own mesh
5. Judge the range by the games the shop actually stocks rather than assuming one size fits.
   the game ships icons for particular games

Common mistakes

• Ordering a set and expecting a single box.
• Shelving sets the same way as card packs.
• Restocking them from the ordinary item list.

Related entries

Cards and rarityBoard games and their accessoriesA tabletop game is kept as a set with its own record.Customers and tradingTrading with customersTrading with a customer has its own screen in the game.

Sources

A local copy of the game, read only. Grounding for each step is on the technical reference pages; no number is estimated.