Topic on User talk:Harakoni

First: the delay is due to the number of template calls and expressions you're performing. You can improve it - for example, right now you're running every single stuffable item through your create row test. 126 items is going to take up a fair amount of processor time even if its only running through that small section. Ideally you'd limit your initial ask to only things with the relevant tag. For example, if it were attempting to find things that use wood as their stuff {{#ask: [[Stuff Tags::~*Woody*]] }} would return only things with Woody somewhere in the stuff tags, and you'd thus not have to sort through every stuffable item - you'd only get ones with the woody in the first place.

You can also define variables instead of repeating use of Template:Q or just pull them straight from the ask instead like you already do with ?Name and ?Type but I'm not sure how much of a difference that'd make. I'd have to go through your specific code structure.

As it is, its definitely useful but I personally would have put on a dedicated page for trade good production where 1) you only have to explain the specific limitations in the calculation once 2) where you can make direct comparisons with other materials and their profitability 3) where the processing time impact is the lowest 4) you can cut out the unsellables and trim down the table size/processing time without a care. But we could totally put it in a collapsible and replace ingredients list, especially if we can improve the time issue. It does pretty much the same job.