Schedule I
Cheat Codes:
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Submitted by: David K.
Full Mixing Guide:
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The base for everything is OG Kush. The number in front of a mix means
the amount of ingredients. The order of the letters in the name of a mix
is the order of ingredients you should use to get that mix.
The use of PGR or Speed Grow does NOT impact mixing.
A - Cuke
B - Flu Medicine
C - Gasoline
D - Donut
E - Energy Drink
F - Mouthwash
G - Motor Oil
H - Banana
I - Chili
J - Iodine
K - Paracetamol
L - Viagra
M - Horse Semen
Sm - Smelly
To - Toxic
Se - Sedating
Tt - Tropic Thunder
En - Energizing
Di - Disorienting
Ath - Athletic
Lf - Long Faced
Ca - Calming
Gi - Gingeritis
La - Laxative
Sp - Spicy
Re - Refreshing
Je - Jennerizing
Ba - Balding
Pa - Paranoia
Cd - Calorie-Dense
Tp - Thought-Provoking
Red is the effect that will be replaced, green is the effect that will
replace. An effect will not be replaced by the ingredient if the effect it
will be turned into is already present, if the "catalyzer" is not present
(the effect in black next to the red) or just in one case, when the
"restrictor" is present (the effect in black next to red with a stripe
through it).
-=Demo Highest Revenue Mix for OG Kush (Best in the Game):
* Gasoline, Banana, Paracetamol, Chili, Iodine, Mouth Wash, Horse Semen
* Value: 186 Revenue: 152
-=Demo Highest Revenue Mix for Sour Diesel:
* Flu Medicine, Energy Drink, Chili, Flu Medicine, Mouth Wash, Mouth Wash,
Banana, Iodine, Horse Semen
* Value: 182.5 Revenue: 150.5
-=Current Highest Revenue Mix for Green Crack:
* Green Crack, Chili, Paracetamol, Chili, Mouth Wash, Banana, Iodine, Horse Semen
* Value: 187 Revenue: 151
-=Demo Highest Revenue Mix for Granddaddy Purple:
* Energy Drink, Chili, Flu Medicine, Iodine, Paracetamol, Viagra, Mouth Wash
* Value: 179 Revenue: 147
How to Duplicate Your Product:
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Written by cipepic
-=What You Need=-
* 4 Handlers (you can use up to 8, but 4 is simpler)
* At least one full stack plus one extra of the item you are using
(like 21 or 11 depending on how big a stack is)
* At least 13 large shelves
* 4 beds for the Handlers
It’s best to use the item you want to duplicate for this setup. The example
uses gold, but it works for other items too.
-=Setting Up the Shelves=-
First, place your shelves. This is the basic setup. It’s good to have a place ready
to store the items you get.
-=Stocking the Shelves=-
Once the shelves are placed, fill them like this:
-The first shelf: Fill this one completely with stacks of your item.
-Each of the other shelves: Put 2 single items on each of these shelves, making
sure there is space between them.
After the process finishes, you need to quickly put items back. Refill the first shelf
with your stacks and the second shelves with 2 single items each time. Wait for the
Handlers to stop moving before you start restocking again; it makes it easier.
-=Assigning the Handlers=-
Give each Handler a bed and put enough money in it so they can work. The beds can go
anywhere you like, depending on your setup.
To assign the Handlers, just give each one a simple path like the one shown (the
white arrows show the path, they are all about the same).
-=Restocking After a Cycle=-
After your Handlers finish a cycle, the last shelves where items end up should each
have 4 stacks, assuming you filled everything exactly as described.
To start the process again, you basically repeat the steps. Refill the first shelf
(green) with your stacks. Then go to the second shelves (red) and place 2 single
items on each, with space between them. It’s easier if you let the Handlers go back
to waiting before you do this. With some tries, you will get the hang of it.
This is the setup. If you want more details, you can check out the person who
originally came up with this idea.
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