Tent Relationships- parent child siblings

I have 2 ends and 2 middle sections. Where 2 ends would make 40x40. 2 ends and 1 mid would make 40x60.

If you use accessories, you simply make each part you need to build a tent an accessory. Then you create each tent option and require the number of accessories it takes to build that tent. Then as you use accessories per tent rented, other options become unavailable because the accessory isn't available to build it.

Another awesome benefit to this is if you find a pole is bent, you can maintenance that accessory causing conflicts. WHICH of course you can override but you now have a deadline to replace that pole.

so you max is

2 40x40

2 40x60

1 40x80

so you need to set your qty to those numbers

and do you set up like below

then do some test leads

when you take out 1 40x40 the other counts should drop to 1 40x40 1 40x60 and 1 40x80 left

take out 2 40x40's and the other 2 should be zero

take out a 1 40x80 then you would have 1 40x40 1 40x60 left

you can keep testing that way

Makes sense. Im going to give that a try!

Thanks!

@chad how do you get around an accessory needing an accessory? Eg:

MAIN ITEM = TENT

ACCESSORY OF MAIN ITEM (TENT) = WEIGHTED INSTALL

ACCESSORY OF ACCESSORY (THE WEIGHTED INSTALL) = THE INDIVIDUAL CONCRETE BLOCKS THAT MAKE UP THE "WEIGHTED INSTALL"

The purpose would be to use your theory so that each WEIGHTED INSTALL could be attributed the correct number of blocks and a) check the inventory count + b) multiply the per block price with the number of blocks required

Weighted install would have to be an inventory item in the category Hidden

Can it still be attached to the main inventory? Would it be a child?

You can attach rental items as accessories