The Funnypigs game rules (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5)

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IN THE BEGINNING...

1. FAQ & configuration requirements
2. Funnypigs? What's that all about?
3. How to become the proud owner of a pig - registration
4. Where do I start?

ALL LEVELS

1. Strikes
2. Weather conditions and weather forecast
3. The barn
4. Bonuses, what is their use?
5. Events, taxes and grants
6. The market
7. The Keko, Funnypigs' currency
8. My account details
9. How to get to the next level
10. How to bring back to life a dead pig/sow/litter
11. The Alley, the dealer and the attacks (weevils, crows, corn borers, rats, health and safety inspections, wild boars)
12. Taxes: all you need to know
13. The Town Caretaker - going on holidays without letting your pig die
14. Farmer ranking system and points
15. Monitoring your farmer friends
16. The Café and the Forum
17. Funnypigs' internal e-mail service: Funny-Mail
18. Manure
19. The wolf
20. The top 10 farmers & the top 10 profits
21. The warehouse
22. The wild boar
23. Funnypigs' manufacturing workshops

LEVEL 1

1. How to care for your pig
2. Funnypigs V2
3. The field at Level 1

LEVEL 2

1. How to care for your pig
2. Funnypigs V2
3. Machinery (Level 2, 3, 4 and 5)
4. The fields at Level 2
5. The farmers' cooperative

LEVEL 3

1. General remarks on Level 3
2. Farmers' assignments, selling pigs from your farm & getting to Level 4
3. Silos
4. Fortified food: weight and fat gain. Producing your own fortified food
5. Sows - different breeds and specific characteristics
6. Breeding boar semen - different breeds and specific characteristics
7. Inseminating a sow and interbreeding
8. Litters of piglets
9. Filling troughs, cleaning and caring for litters
10. The different types of slurry pits
11. The fields at Level 3 and 4
12. Machinery (Level 2, 3, 4 and 5)
13. Vitamin boxes and vet boxes
14. Funnypigs Electricity Board (FEB), wind turbines and batteries
15. The farmers' cooperative

LEVEL 4

1. General remarks on Level 4
2. Assembly instructions
3. Machines and parts. Breakdowns

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   - Machines and parts. Breakdowns
   
   Each machine needs a specific part to work.
   
   For security reasons and to make sure you don't squander your cash, you can't buy a machine if you don't need it for your assignment (if it's not on the assembly instructions).
   You can only buy them on the official market.
   The sale price of machines and parts varies according to the price index, which depends on what farmers charge on their market. This basically means that farmers indirectly set the official product prices.
   When your assignment is completed, your machines and their parts are automatically sold on
   (500 Kekos per machine and 100 Kekos per part).
   
   

   ELECTROCUT. Electrocutes. Part: fuse.	CLEANCUT. Cuts in half. Part: blade.
   WASHEM. Washes. Part: heating element.	HAIROFF. Burns hairs. Part: gas bottle.
   FATPUMP. Removes fat. Part: round filter.	GRINDO. Grinds bones. Part: grinder.
   CARC-EMPT. Empties carcasses. Part: knives.	GOREPUMP. Removes blood. Part: square filter.
   CLEANFILM. Protects carcasses. Part: cling film.	QUICKPACK. Packs. Part: box.

   
   By default your slaughterhouse is connected to the FEB. If you want to connect your slaughterhouse to your batteries, just go to your "Machines" page. If your battery gets flat, your production line stops. Dave doesn't service batteries. The electricity consumption of a machine reaches a total of
   40 Kekos per processed unit i.e. each time it's switched on and processes a whole pig or a half-carcass or produces blood sausage or lard!
   
   Breakdown management and part wear rate:
   If a machine breaks down, all the machines situated before it in the production line stop until the repairs are carried out. Those situated after the brokendown machine go on working. A red blinking light shows you which machine needs repairing. Note that several breakdowns can happen at the same time.
   A breakdown occurs when the part wears out. So don't forget to buy spare parts on the market. You can store only 8 spare parts for each machine.
   The number of parts stored in your slaughterhouse is indicated below each machine.
   Warning: Pigs that get stuck on a production line for over 4 hours (due to breakdowns or power cuts) become unfit for human consumption and are disposed of.
   
   You must buy servicing time ahead of breakdowns if you want Dave to repair your machines. If you don't buy servicing time before your machines and parts break down, Dave won't repair them.
   To buy servicing time, go to the "Slaughterhouse" page.
   There are two types of repair service:
   "Dave 1 hour" and "Dave 2 hours". With the first one, for 200 Kekos, Dave will come to give you a hand within the hour, whereas with the second option that costs 100 Kekos, Dave will come within two hours.
   Every time Dave comes for a repair, he also cleans all of your machines, this helps slowing down the wear rate of your machines (slowing down only!!). The older the machine is, the more often it breaks down. To find out about the wear rate of a specific machine, just hover your mouse over it.
   WARNING: If you go to your "Slaughterhouse" page and notice a breakdown, you MUST repair the machine/part yourself (by clicking on the REPAIR link below the machine). Even if you have some servicing time left, Dave won't come if you're in the slaughterhouse or if you've been there.
   
   
   Close

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4. Producing carcasses, lard and blood sausage
5. Buying pigs at the Official Market
6. Selling half-carcasses, lard and blood sausage
7. Funnypigs Electricity Board (FEB), wind turbines and batteries
8. The farmers' cooperative

All the other Level 4 characteristics are identical to those at Level 3.

LEVEL 5

1. General remarks on Level 5
2. Boar breeders
3. Growers
4. Funnypigs Electricity Board (FEB), wind turbines and batteries
5. The farmers' cooperative

MISCELLANEOUS

1. The Funnypigs Gazette
2. Excluding a farmer & deleting an account
3. Why are there advertisements on Funnypigs?
4. Funnypigs' Charter (terms and conditions)