(10-04-2016 11:42 AM)Tad Carlucci Wrote: Every KittyCatS update cycle people rush out to update and realize that they have no idea what the prices were.
Now, it can be argued that having all your cats be marked Not For Sale and all prices lost is a good thing since that forces you to have to think about them all under current market conditions.
But if you SLOW DOWN and TAKE YOUR TIME you get the same effect without that heart-stopping "Oh, darn!" moment.
So, how do you do it?
Simple. Get an updated Dock and forgo using the updater.
Instead of updating everything all at once, do it one cat at a time.
1) Choose a cat or box
2) Note where it is and the price set for it
3) Send the cat or box to the Cattery
4) Pull the cat or box back from the Cattery using the updated Dock
5) Mark it For Sale and set the price from (2)
6) Move the cat or box back into position
Sure, it takes some time. But you'll review each cat, individually (which might be a good thing), and you won't come in next month and wonder why nothing sold since you updated because you forgot all your cats were marked Not For Sale ...
Thanks for the information Tad.
Another method which might be of use is as follows:
1) Make a rough drawing that shows the location and price of all your cats that are for sale.
2) Use the Updater to update all the cats.
3) Then, manually re-set the price on all the cats as shown on the diagram you made.
Obviously, this will not work in all cases. Some people have larger areas that are not easily diagrammed, etc. But I just thought I'd share the suggestion in case anyone finds it useful.
HOWTO Update cats on sale
