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RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:02 pm
by morphin
Hi Damian
Thank's for the AC Production list. You TBO.YTA is not quite correct.:
For Example G4M1-L Betty: TBO.YTA you say 90
Yes, 90 G4M1-L Betty are arriving in 3 Groups, but there are also 3 groups that upgrade to G4M1-L Betty (2x L3Y2 Tina and 1x L3D2 Tabby)
and you also have to count ev. resizing of the groups:
So there are (potential) additional 72 Tina (2x27 resized to 36) and 18 Tabby that upgrades . So it is getting complicated
I speak with PDU off.
Andy
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:07 pm
by morphin
Xargun
Three possibilities:
1) Use the CSV-files in SCEN directory (if they doesn't exist for your scenario you can generate it with the witploadAE.exe in the same directory)
->That are the "raw"-Data like you see in the editor
2) Generate CSV-Files with the witpstaff utility ->only a subset, but it has additional calculated data
3) Connect to the witpstaff database with openoffice -> also only a subset, but with additional calculated data
Regards
Andy
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:19 pm
by n01487477
ORIGINAL: morphin
Hi Damian
Thank's for the AC Production list. You TBO.YTA is not quite correct.:
For Example G4M1-L Betty: TBO.YTA you say 90
Yes, 90 G4M1-L Betty are arriving in 3 Groups, but there are also 3 groups that upgrade to G4M1-L Betty (2x L3Y2 Tina and 1x L3D2 Tabby)
and you also have to count ev. resizing of the groups:
So there are (potential) additional 72 Tina (2x27 resized to 36) and 18 Tabby that upgrades . So it is getting complicated
I speak with PDU off.
Andy
Well that is true, I only deal with TBO that is in incoming groups, not upgrades - otherwise it does get a little confusing ... I'll think about adding that later.
Xargun
Three possibilities:
1) Use the CSV-files in SCEN directory (if they doesn't exist for your scenario you can generate it with the witploadAE.exe in the same directory)
->That are the "raw"-Data like you see in the editor
2) Generate CSV-Files with the witpstaff utility ->only a subset, but it has additional calculated data
3) Connect to the witpstaff database with openoffice -> also only a subset, but with additional calculated data
4... You'll have to wait a week or two before I tell you
--Damian--
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:47 pm
by n01487477
Or
3.5 you can download a list here ... (I felt sorry for you guys) ...
download a list here
--Damian--
[edit]Not sure of data integrity as I'm still running tests ...
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 3:38 pm
by Mynok
Pity is not a virtue in a programmer....[:D]
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 5:01 pm
by Kitakami
Many thanks for the spreadsheet, Damian. I will give it much use

RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:08 pm
by Local Yokel
What, no posts here since Tuesday?! Time to give this a nudge.
I've been playing around in a database with data dumped from scenario one, and produced a summary of Japanese aircraft production by factory location, which may be of some use. Treat with caution; I think it's accurate, please let me know of any errors. Here it is as a graphic:

RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:12 pm
by Local Yokel
...and here it is as a csv file (with .txt extension):
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:20 pm
by Kitakami
ORIGINAL: Local Yokel
...and here it is as a csv file (with .txt extension):
many thanks!
I am working on the TBO for IJN planes right now and, if no one else works on that, will do the TBO for IJAAF planes afterwards. It is just that this week work has been a killer, and will continue to be so the whole weekend

RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 3:15 pm
by Q-Ball
Nice Local Yokel, thanks!!!!
Still digesting where the needs are. For example, torpedo bombers. In WITP I would produce a fair amount. Now, the need is less. Why?
1. You get a grand total of 2 LBA units, 9 A/C between them, that are not stuck in the Home Islands. All other units are RESTRICTED, including a fat 36-plane Kate Unit.
2. The MABEL isn't bad, it's pretty comparable to the Kate actually, so that has to be figured in at-start units
You really only need replacements for the CVs now, until 1944 when you finally start getting larger LBA units
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:56 pm
by fabertong
Bumping for any newcomers..........or people with short memories like me.....now, what was I saying ?
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 6:00 pm
by Frandoxxx
As a newbie Japanese player WITH a short memory thanks for the bump! [:)]
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 3:37 pm
by iley
Local Yokel:
Thank you most useful:
Iley
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:08 pm
by stldiver
Might add, I'm newbie to Japan.
Need to ship supplies out of Japan to china, just had looming shortages cropping up. I'm in early Feb 42. It held good till then.
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 10:00 am
by Swenslim
Shortage of supplies in China ?!!! How it is possible ? You have Canton, Hong Kong, Shanhai and hole Mancuko industry !
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:28 am
by stldiver
It takes a lot of supplies to round up the chinese and march them off to work camps, and retrain them to the belief in the Co-prosperity sphere!
They eat a lot!
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 11:43 am
by Hanzberger
BUMP Just hoping this thread continues. [:D]
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 11:55 am
by Q-Ball
Here are a couple follow-on observations, are you guys finding the same thing?
1. MIRI IS A PROBLEM CHILD: You can't really expand the port, but it takes alot of baby TKs to keep the fuel moving and not spoiling. So far I am lifting to Cam Ranh, but a better idea might be to expand Brunei, and set a 3-4 TK CS Convoy to move it that one hex the entire game. Haven't figured it out yet, but Miri is a problem. I suspect Palembang will be too, the port is larger, but fuel is going to accumulate FAST with that huge refinery.
2. HOKKAIDO IS TOO: So many resources, so few ports. That little base on the east coast, you have to really work to keep that empty. Same for Toyohara actually.
3. HOARDERS IN SHIMONSEKI: Do not ever unload resources at Shimonsek. I learned that the hard way; now I have several convoys from Shimonseki to Osaka, just to keep the 999,999 pile of resources there from spoiling. Why won't it move by rail? Irritating.
At any rate, it's certainly fun to figure all this out.
At Miri and Palembang, it might be a valid tactic to turn the refinery off at times, if Fuel is in danger of spoiling. Oil doesn't spoil. As it is, I am NOT repairing refineries, just Oil, and planning to move some Oil to Home Islands.
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 12:07 pm
by Chickenboy
Q-ball,
Thank you very much for your practical observations about the Japanese economy. I find these posts to be most helpful. Alas, I cannot offer much guidance in return as I have yet to get to the economic / resource exploitation phase in my IJ PBEM games.
RE: The Japanese Economy
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 12:08 pm
by Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Q-Ball
3. HOARDERS IN SHIMONSEKI: Do not ever unload resources at Shimonsek. I learned that the hard way; now I have several convoys from Shimonseki to Osaka, just to keep the 999,999 pile of resources there from spoiling. Why won't it move by rail? Irritating.
Just out of curiosity, did you get any OPS report messages about spoilage or just realize that it wasn't moving by chance?