In can be manufactured using and buildings. Items are used to upgrade zones, craft higher value items in buildings, complete random sales in your town for , complete quests to earn special items, send off in cargo shipments to earn Golden Keys or air cargo shipments to earn special items, sell on the Global Trade HQ for , and start . Items can be categorized by their function. At the beginning, new players can only create raw materials, which are primarily used to craft commercial items. Popping chat bubbles in your town or others' has a chance to get expansion items, which is used to expand either land or storage depending on the item. Commercial items are then produced after unlocking commercial buildings. Building the airport will unlock access to specialized items used for upgrading residential houses of that type (Parisian, Tokyo, or London). Lastly, building the Vu Tower unlocks special items used for starting disasters. As you level, you will unlock new items or buildings.
You can also upgrade buildings once you reach a certain level. Some Items require you to upgrade the commercial buildings before making it. Note that when you enter the Global Trade HQ, you will only see items advertised or in other players' trade centers if you have unlocked those items. You can still visit other players but the locked items will not appear for you. Raw materials are items produced in factories and cost nothing but time to create. These materials are the foundation for producing higher value items using commercial buildings but require more time to manufacture. Many raw materials can be created at the same time in factories, but all other buildings limit you to creating 1 item at a time. Depending on the factory, you can produce between 2 and 5 items per factory - at the same time. With 6 of the most upgraded factories, you can produce 30 of any raw item at a time. That makes them far more valuable than other materials when you are selling for profit. You could essentially put 30 pieces of metal on the market every minute.
I know that the graph gives a per hour calculation, but that is misleading for raw materials. If you were fast enough to constantly have metal going (and I will assume it takes about a minute to reset the metal production every minute - giving you 30 rounds of production / hour). 10 / metal * 30 = 300 / minute. Assuming you get 30 out in an hour (instead of 60), you could sell that for 9000 per hour. Just keep in mind that you only get one free advertised item per minute, and would have to pay for the rest, and have limited slots until you pay for more. If you calculate multiple production items and factor in the posting limit per minute, plastics would probably be the biggest bang for the buck. Metal would limit you to 50 / minute, but plastics would be 125 / minute. Given the 9 minute waiting period for 30 (which can be posted in about 6 minutes without cost), you have 3 spare minutes per 9 to use anywhere in the game. Assuming a perfect sale: 50 * 9 gives you a maximum of 450 for the same waiting period.
With plastic, you would be able to post 125*6 = 750 and have 3 more minutes for whatever you wanted. This table was created to maximize earnings by highlighting the high profit items, factoring in materials' individual price versus the item being produced. Note: The times used are for non-upgraded commercial buildings. A third tier of items exist, called special items, which can be used to upgrade the city storage, expand the city's border, or to start a disaster. Special items are not manufactured but they can be earned by popping Sims' opinion bubbles in town and in the occasional gift boxes that appear when visiting other cities. They can also be purchased in the Global Trade HQ or in Daniel's town. Paris, Tokyo, and London town items can be obtained in the aforementioned methods and also by completing air cargo shipments. These are the raw materials needed to build and the total time, from factory to completion, each store item. The total time is before any store upgrades or Speed-Up Tokens.
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