Nicely done. May I suggest two things?
First: determine the AnnualInterestRate by multiplying the current loan with a certain number. The way you've got it setup now, you pay the same interest for a loan of €1.000.500 and a loan of €5.000.000, which is crazy of course.
My numbers are:
<= 100.000: loan times 0.004
<= 200.000: loan times 0.00375
<= 500.000: loan times 0.0022
<= 1.000.000: loan times 0.00145
<= 5.000.000: loan times 0.00036
These numbers add up to the same interest you set initially.
Secondly, can you make the max loan depend on how much all you vehicles combined are worth? So that when you start of with 1 tractor, you can't just borrow 5 million and start big. At the moment the 5 mil loan feels a bit cheaty to me.
Also, can you tell me where you found documentation for the g_currentMission.missionStats.loan etc., if you found any.
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Do you know whether it's ok to use this mod along with Difficulties Improve?
They both change loans, but I'm not sure how the game would take it.
http://www.farming-simulator.com/mod.php?lang=en&country=us&mod_id=62977&title=fs2017
Nicely done. May I suggest two things?
First: determine the AnnualInterestRate by multiplying the current loan with a certain number. The way you've got it setup now, you pay the same interest for a loan of €1.000.500 and a loan of €5.000.000, which is crazy of course.
My numbers are:
<= 100.000: loan times 0.004
<= 200.000: loan times 0.00375
<= 500.000: loan times 0.0022
<= 1.000.000: loan times 0.00145
<= 5.000.000: loan times 0.00036
These numbers add up to the same interest you set initially.
Secondly, can you make the max loan depend on how much all you vehicles combined are worth? So that when you start of with 1 tractor, you can't just borrow 5 million and start big. At the moment the 5 mil loan feels a bit cheaty to me.
Also, can you tell me where you found documentation for the g_currentMission.missionStats.loan etc., if you found any.
I did not have a good name, so I called the fee "Tax"
Ich habe nicht einen guten Namen haben, also rief ich die Gebühr "Steuer"
I'm sorry I used Google Translator