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-<a href="lookup">YARRG</a> -
- Yet Another Revenue Research Gatherer
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-<a href="devel">development</a>
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-<a href="intro">introduction</a>
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-<b>documentation</b>
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<h1>Looking up data in YARRG</h1>
YARRG (Yet Another Revenue Research Gatherer) is a third-party tool
documentation page contains information about the database website
which you may not be able to divine from the online user interface.
+<p>
+
+If this page is all too complicated for you, you may prefer to read
+<a href="intro">the introduction</a> instead.
+
<h2>Bookmarkable URLs</h2>
Mostly, you can bookmark the specific pages and queries. Select the
<p>
-(An exception to this is if you select the `Update' option from the
-`Trades for route' lookup; the list of (de)selected stalls is too long
+(An exception to this is if you select the "Update" option from the
+"Trades for route" lookup; the list of (de)selected stalls is too long
to fit in a URL.)
<h2>Dynamic confirmation of meaning of text entry boxes</h2>
If you have Javascript enabled, the various text entry boxes will be
annotated with a brief explanation of the system's interpretation of
your current entry string. To get the actual results updated, you
-must still hit `Go' or `Update'.
+must still hit "Go" or "Update".
<h2>Trades for route</h2>
route optimiser, it will generate a complete voyage plan, telling you
which goods to buy and sell where at which stalls and prices.
-<p>
+<p><a name="arbitrage"></a>
If you specify only one island or one archipelago, the site shows only
arbitrage trades. If you want single-hop trades within an
<p>
After getting the results, you can untick various trades individually,
-and select `Update' to get a new plan. The unticked trades will be
+and select "Update" to get a new plan. The unticked trades will be
excluded from the voyage plan (if any) and also from the totals.
<h3><a name="capacity">Vessel capacity</a></h3>
<p>
-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.
<p>
You can enter the value in the box either as a percentage, or as a
-fraction 1/<em>divisor</em>, eg 1/200 is the same as 0.5%; in each
+fraction 1/<em>divisor</em>, eg 1/2000 is the same as 0.05%; in each
case it is taken as the loss for each league of the voyage.
<h3><a name="capital">Available capital</a></h3>
sail them to C to sell for 20 PoE each even if such a trade would in
fact be possible. In practice this is unlikely to be a problem!
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