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	#*Example: A 10% tax rate with 100,000 men would add 833 Cs to the tax bank per cycle (10÷1200×100000=833.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>).		#*Example: A 10% tax rate with 100,000 men would add 833 Cs to the tax bank per cycle (10÷1200×100000=833.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>).
	#Revolt odds are calculated. The tax rate (as an integer) set by the user is divided by 120, and that result is multiplied by 0.35. This value is multiplied by the amount of men. If this value is greater than the amount of troops, there is a 10% chance of a revolt.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 348-359</ref> Since this occurs every cycle, a revolt will happen eventually if the ratio of men to troops remains too high.		#Revolt odds are calculated. The tax rate (as an integer) set by the user is divided by 120, and that result is multiplied by 0.35. This value is multiplied by the amount of men. If this value is greater than the amount of troops, there is a 10% chance of a revolt.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 348-359</ref> Since this occurs every cycle, a revolt will happen eventually if the ratio of men to troops remains too high.
	#*Example: With a 10% tax rate, the factor is 0.0291<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">66</SPAN> (~~10÷120×0~~.35). As such, having 2917 troops for every 100,000 men will ensure there is never a revolt.		#*Example: With a 10% tax rate, the factor is 0.0291<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">66</SPAN> ((10÷120)×0.35). As such, having 2917 troops for every 100,000 men will ensure there is never a revolt.
	#*If there is a revolt, a random amount between one half and 1/9th of the troops are kept under the employ of the newly freed planet, and the rest perish.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 363-364</ref>		#*If there is a revolt, a random amount between one half and 1/9th of the troops are kept under the employ of the newly freed planet, and the rest perish.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 363-364</ref>
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	##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>		##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>
	##*Using the example from line 6: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.		##*Using the example from line 6: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.
	##*'''VERY IMPORTANT:''' ~~changing~~ your tax rates or allowing your planetary bank to run out of money can massively affect your planetary maximums. ~~You~~ can lose massive quantities of items by not minding these values!		##*'''VERY IMPORTANT:''' Changing your tax rates or allowing your planetary bank to run out of money can massively affect your planetary maximums. If you have any items at or near the maximum, you can lose massive quantities of items by not minding these values!
	##If the amount of an item before the production cycle began is less than the newly determined maximum, but will be over the maximum after the produced amount is added, a message is sent to the player that item has reached its maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 313-326</ref>		##If the amount of an item before the production cycle began is less than the newly determined maximum, but will be over the maximum after the produced amount is added, a message is sent to the player that item has reached its maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 313-326</ref>
	##Finally, the item's quantity is updated to the new value. If the new value would go over the newly determined maximum, the value is changed to the maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 328-333</ref>		##Finally, the item's quantity is updated to the new value. If the new value would go over the newly determined maximum, the value is changed to the maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 328-333</ref>

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	##*Keep in mind this process is repeated for each item, so it happens 14 times each cycle, and remainders are always rounded down.		##*Keep in mind this process is repeated for each item, so it happens 14 times each cycle, and remainders are always rounded down.
	##If there is any cash in the bank, the production factor for this item (calculated above based on environment, resources, and tax rate) is increased by 1.5×.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 288-289</ref>		##If there is any cash in the bank, the production factor for this item (calculated above based on environment, resources, and tax rate) is increased by 1.5×.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 288-289</ref>
	##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317, Troops 1.5×, 206, Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86, Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.		##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317. Troops 1.5×, 206. Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86. Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.
	##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.		##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.
	##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. For 45% (M/P or P/M), 106012. For 35% (P/P), 2732598.		##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. For 45% (M/P or P/M), 106012. For 35% (P/P), 2732598.

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	##*Using the example on line 5.3: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.		##*Using the example on line 5.3: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.
	##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>		##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>
	##*~~Example~~: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.		##*Using the example from line 6: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.
	##*'''VERY IMPORTANT:''' changing your tax rates or allowing your planetary bank to run out of money can massively affect your planetary maximums. ~~As you will see below, you~~ can lose massive quantities of items by not minding these values!		##*'''VERY IMPORTANT:''' changing your tax rates or allowing your planetary bank to run out of money can massively affect your planetary maximums. You can lose massive quantities of items by not minding these values!
	##If the amount of an item before the production cycle began is less than the newly determined maximum, but will be over the maximum after the produced amount is added, a message is sent to the player that item has reached its maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 313-326</ref>		##If the amount of an item before the production cycle began is less than the newly determined maximum, but will be over the maximum after the produced amount is added, a message is sent to the player that item has reached its maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 313-326</ref>
	##Finally, the item's quantity is updated to the new value. If the new value would go over the newly determined maximum, the value is changed to the maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 328-333</ref>		##Finally, the item's quantity is updated to the new value. If the new value would go over the newly determined maximum, the value is changed to the maximum.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 328-333</ref>

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	##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />		##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />
	##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.		##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.
	##**There are technical reasons the game does it ~~like~~ this, but it can be simplified like this: men × production rate ~~as integer~~ × effort rate ÷ ~~42000000~~.		##**There are technical reasons the game does it this way, but it can be simplified like this: men × production rate × effort rate as integer ÷ 42,000,000.
	##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>		##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>
	##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.		##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.

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	##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />		##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />
	##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.		##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.
	##**~~This~~ can be simplified as men × production ~~rate ÷ (effort~~ rate as integer × ~~420000)~~.		##**There are technical reasons the game does it like this, but it can be simplified like this: men × production rate as integer × effort rate ÷ 42000000.
	##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>		##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>
	##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.		##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.

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	##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />		##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />
	##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.		##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.
	##**This can be simplified as men × production rate ÷ (~~tax~~ rate as integer × 420000).		##**This can be simplified as men × production rate ÷ (effort rate as integer × 420000).
	##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>		##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>
	##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.		##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.

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	##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />		##*This result is divided by 7.<ref name=":0" />
	##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.		##**Example: on a planet with 100,000 men, where the owner has set 10% of production to go toward torpedoes, where the production rate of torpedoes is 500 (the default in MBMGEMSG.MSG), the amount would be calculated like this: (100000×(10÷100)×((500÷10000)÷6))÷7 = 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN>.
			##**This can be simplified as men × production rate ÷ (tax rate as integer × 420000).
	##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>		##How the planet's environment and resources affect production are then considered. The environment value plus the resources value plus 2 (Poor is 0, marginal is 1, good is 2, and very good is 3) is divided by 4.<ref>GEPLANET.C line 280</ref>
	##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.		##*Example: A good/marginal planet is 2+1+2 (5), divided by 4 which is 1.25.

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	##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317, Troops 1.5×, 206, Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86, Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.		##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317, Troops 1.5×, 206, Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86, Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.
	##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.		##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.
	##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. For 45% (M/P or P/M), 106012. ~~(TO DO:~~ For 35% (P/P).)		##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. For 45% (M/P or P/M), 106012. For 35% (P/P), 2732598.
			##*However, no matter the planetary conditions, it only takes one unit of cash in the bank to make sure you at least get the production bonus on men.
	##The new quantity of the item is determined by multiplying the item amount calculated on line 5.1 by the factor calculated on lines 5.2 (env/resc), 5.3 (tax), and 5.5 (cash bonus), and adding that amount to the existing item quantity.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 290-291</ref>		##The new quantity of the item is determined by multiplying the item amount calculated on line 5.1 by the factor calculated on lines 5.2 (env/resc), 5.3 (tax), and 5.5 (cash bonus), and adding that amount to the existing item quantity.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 290-291</ref>
	##*Using the ~~examples above~~: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.		##*Using the example on line 5.3: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.
	##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>		##The planetary maximum for each item is considered, based on [[MBMGEMSG.MSG#Maximum amount of items on a planet\|the maximums as defined in MBMGEMSG.MSG]]. This value is multiplied by that same factor.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 295-297</ref>
	##*Example: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.		##*Example: the default max amount of torpedoes is 59833. 59833 multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN> is 68558.6458 or so. Therefore, the maximum amount of torpedoes is 68558, or 102837 if there is cash in the planetary bank.

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	##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317, Troops 1.5×, 206, Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86, Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.		##*Example 1: A good/marginal planet has 10000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 65% of the value in the bank remains, and 35% is lost. Men are produced with a 1.5× bonus to production and maximum, and cash reserves become 6500. Next, missiles are produced 1.5×, and cash reserves become 4225. Torpedoes 1.5×, 2746. Ion cannons 1.5×, 1784. Flux pods 1.5×, 1159. Food cases 1.5×, 753. Fighters 1.5×, 489. Decoys 1.5×, 317, Troops 1.5×, 206, Zippers 1.5×, 133. Jammers 1.5×, 86, Mines 1.5×, 55. Gold 1.5×, 35. Spies 1.5x, 22. All items have a 1.5× bonus and 22 cash remains in the bank.
	##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.		##*Example 2: A poor/marginal planet has 5000 cash in the planetary bank. For each item, 45% of the value in the bank remains, and 55% is lost. Men 1.5×, 2250. Missiles 1.5×, 1012. Torpedoes 1.5×, 455. Ion cannons 1.5×, 204. Flux pods 1.5×, 91. Food cases 1.5×, 40. Fighters 1.5×, 18. Decoys 1.5×, 8. Troops 1.5×, 3. Zippers 1.5×, 1. Before jammers are processed, the bank goes to zero. Jammers, mines, gold, and spies do not get a 1.5× bonus in production and maximum.
	##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. ~~(TO DO:~~ For 45% (M/P or P/M). For 35% (P/P).)		##*For 95% (VG/VG), making sure you have at least 15 cash in the bank before every cycle will ensure you get the bonus on all items. For 85% (G/VG or VG/G), the amount is 37. For 75% (VG/M, G/G, or M/VG), the amount is 115. For 65% (VG/P, G/M, M/G, or P/VG), 865. For 55% (G/P, M/M, or P/G), 6170. For 45% (M/P or P/M), 106012. (TO DO: For 35% (P/P).)
	##The new quantity of the item is determined by multiplying the item amount calculated on line 5.1 by the factor calculated on lines 5.2 (env/resc), 5.3 (tax), and 5.5 (cash bonus), and adding that amount to the existing item quantity.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 290-291</ref>		##The new quantity of the item is determined by multiplying the item amount calculated on line 5.1 by the factor calculated on lines 5.2 (env/resc), 5.3 (tax), and 5.5 (cash bonus), and adding that amount to the existing item quantity.<ref>GEPLANET.C, lines 290-291</ref>
	##*Using the examples above: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.		##*Using the examples above: 11.<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">904761</SPAN> torpedoes is multiplied by 1.1458<SPAN style="text-decoration:overline">33</SPAN>, for a total of 13.6408 or thereabouts. Therefore, the amount of new torpedoes created is 13 (everything after the decimal point is discarded). If there is cash in the bank (1.5× bonus), it would be 20.4612 or 20 torpedoes created.