+
If you specify only one island or one archipelago, the site shows only arbitrage trades. If you want single-hop trades within an @@ -119,8 +119,9 @@ like:
-Formally, the capacity is a list of terms, all but the first preceded -by one of -, minus, +, -plus. Each term may specify a mass and/or a volume -(separated by a space), as a number followed (without an intervening -space) by a unit (t, kg, kl or -l). Alternatively each term except the first may specify a -percentage, which is applied as a percentage change to the answer from -all the preceding terms. The first term may be a ship name or -abbrevation instead. If the first term specifies only one of mass or -volume, all the subsequent terms may only adjust that same value. +More formally: +
+ capacity-string := [ first-term term* ]
+ term := ('+' | '-' | 'plus' | 'minus') (value+ | number'%')
+ value := mass | volume
+ | integer commodity-name-or-abbreviation
+ mass := number ('t' | 'kg')
+ volume := number ('kl' | 'l')
+ first-term := mass | volume | mass volume | volume mass
+ | ship-name-or-abbreviation
+
+
+If the first term specifies only one of mass or volume, all the
+subsequent terms may only adjust that same value.
-As a guide: you may expect to lose between 0.1% and 1% per league. -0.1% would correspond, for example, to losing one fight to brigands -every ten 10-league voyages. +As a guide: you may expect to lose between 0.01% and 1% per league. +For example 0.1% would correspond to losing one fight to brigands (who +take 10% if they win) for every 100 leagues sailed.
You can enter the value in the box either as a percentage, or as a -fraction 1/divisor, eg 1/200 is the same as 0.5%; in each +fraction 1/divisor, eg 1/2000 is the same as 0.05%; in each case it is taken as the loss for each league of the voyage.