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Worked examples: understand a plan before you copy it

Planner snapshot 3.0.16 · Guide reviewed 21 October 2026 · Unofficial fan guide, not affiliated with Aniimo or its publishers

Start with a concrete decision, inspect the inputs, follow the calculation and check its limits.

Why a shorter grow timer changes your hourly incomeReproduce the RV 1 Wheat calculation: four plots, unwatered versus watered cycles, assumptions and the planner result.Bread: why 280 coins is not 280 coins of added profitWhy Bread’s 280 Home Coin sale value is not 280 coins of additional profit: ingredient opportunity cost, work and supply constraints.Budget an RV upgrade without overlooking the materialsWork through the RV 5 to RV 6 upgrade: coin budget, required materials, owned resources and assumptions behind readiness estimates.

What these examples are

The examples explain calculations using the data snapshot labeled at the top of each page. The Wheat case includes an observed default planner result. The Bread and upgrade cases are explicit arithmetic and budgeting examples. They are not claims about a universally optimal setup, measured in-game income, or an unattended offline return.

How to compare your own result

Keep the RV level, goal, buildings, recipe availability, roster, worker settings, duration and owned resources the same between runs. Change one condition, then compare the full production plan. A large number on one output line can hide the cost of ingredients or capacity consumed elsewhere.

Inspect the evidence

Each recipe reference links to its recorded check flags and available screenshot. Read the evidence ledger for the distinction between a source image and an explicitly checked field. The methodology explains the solver, assumptions and remaining gaps.

Want this worked out for your own Homeland? The planner takes your RV level, goal and Aniimo workers and calculates the production plan for you.

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