| Kamidan (Golden Rainbow) | Saturday, May 24, 2008 - 12:52 am 
How to you trade between your corporations in the Enterprise environment?
All I can find is the direct sales.
Thanks |
| TattooedPriest (Golden Rainbow) | Sunday, June 1, 2008 - 03:45 am
Go to: Common market
Go to: Contracts
Go to: Offer contracts...
Scroll down: Enter 100%, mark the circle offer only local market contracts, confirm
Click on: Accept contracts for products your corporations need
At this point they are all marked 'skip', so scroll to the corporations that you want to contract to. Click in the second circle to mark local market
Scroll down to the first confirm that you come to and click it.
This should do what you want.
If anyone that may be reading this has a better way, please let me know. I'd like to know myself. |
| TattooedPriest (Golden Rainbow) | Sunday, June 1, 2008 - 03:51 am
A good example of this method working well is if you have many nuclear missile corporations and many plutonium corporations. I couldn't find a way to contract a plutonium corporations product directly to a nuclear missile corporation. So I used the above method. I did all the steps and only marked the nuclear missile corporations to receive local market contracts. It worked really well. Don't worry about offering the 100%, what doesn't get used in the local market still gets offered on the world market. I hope this helps you.
TattooedPriest |
| Tom Yurkovitch (Little Upsilon) | Wednesday, June 4, 2008 - 05:25 pm
thanks gentlemen... you helped me as well.
a thank you bump! |
| Mueller (Golden Rainbow) | Thursday, June 5, 2008 - 04:31 pm
So if I go into the common market contracts area and enter 100% for local and common markets, then what isn't sold to the common market contracts or the local contracts will still be offered on the international market? Just want to make sure as I've cancelled and contracted again so many times it makes my head swim since I keep getting red messages telling me I've contracted more than I produce but when going into the menu it shows me that IM not contracting more than I produce. But sometimes making adjustments all the time does indeed produce valid errors of that type. |
