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CORPORATION: Update tooltip of storage space (#1237)

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The tooltip of the storage space only shows sizes of materials/products. This is confusing for newbies. They use "Unit" (number of material/product units) when buying materials, but that tooltip only shows sizes without any description.
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src/Documentation/doc/advanced/corporation/basic-gameplay-and-term.md
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ You should look around to get familiar with the UI. One confusing thing for newb
If you want to buy something, write a script to do that. It's too error-prone to do it manually.
When you hover your mouse over a warehouse, you'll see the space that those materials take up in the warehouse. They are _not_ the numbers of units.
When you hover your mouse over "Storage space", you'll see the space that materials/products take up and the number of units in the warehouse.
## Terms
src/Documentation/doc/advanced/corporation/optimal-selling-price-market-ta2.md
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ $$ExpectedSalesVolume = \frac{ProducedUnits}{10}$$
- This means we want to sell all produced units.
In cycle's SALE state, game calculates `MaxSalesVolume` of material/product. If we set price too high, `MaxSalesVolume` is penalized. In order to maximize profit, we have to set the highest possible price while `MaxSalesVolume` is still equals to `ExpectedSalesVolume`. This is what Market-TA2 does.
In cycle's SALE state, game calculates `MaxSalesVolume` of material/product. If we set price too high, `MaxSalesVolume` is penalized. In order to maximize profit, we have to set the highest possible price while `MaxSalesVolume` is still equal to `ExpectedSalesVolume`. This is what Market-TA2 does.
Calculation of material and product is pretty similar, so I'll call them "item" and use 1 formula.
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## Optimal selling price
As we can see with previous part, `MarkupMultiplier` is basically a penalty modifier if we set `SellingPrice` greater than `(MarketPrice + MarkupLimit)`, and we'll always do this. This means we need to find out highest possible `SellingPrice` while `MaxSalesVolume` is still equals to `ExpectedSalesVolume`.
As we can see with previous part, `MarkupMultiplier` is basically a penalty modifier if we set `SellingPrice` greater than `(MarketPrice + MarkupLimit)`, and we'll always do this. This means we need to find out highest possible `SellingPrice` while `MaxSalesVolume` is still equal to `ExpectedSalesVolume`.
This is the reason why we should not bother with Market-TA1. It simply sets `SellingPrice = MarketPrice + MarkupLimit`. This means Market-TA1 sets a "safe" `SellingPrice` for us, it guarantees that we won't be penalized due to too high price. However, this "safe" `SellingPrice` is too low, and we can find a much higher `SellingPrice`.
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$$M = \ ItemMultiplier\ast BusinessFactor\ast AdvertFactor\ast MarketFactor\ast SaleBotsBonus\ast ResearchBonus$$
- We want `MaxSalesVolume` equals `ExpectedSalesVolume`:
- We want `MaxSalesVolume` to equal `ExpectedSalesVolume`:
$$MaxSalesVolume = ExpectedSalesVolume$$