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I ran a new test, and re-processed everything just to make things perfectly clear that from 23 to 24 something doesn't add up and it's the Revenue Share total is not baked into the revenue that controls the budget.
Here are 3 shots on the same date, from each version 22 to 23 to 24. You can see in 24 pretty clearly that the Revenue Sharing line is gone and so is the useable money.
The first screenshot is OOTP22 the day before the 2031 offseason. There was no revenue sharing in 2030.
The second image is OOTP22 on the first day of the 2031 offseason, with a 35% revenue share in place.
The third image is what that team has to spend in OOTP22 after the revenue sharing. As you can see the revenue gain: 2.985m is being added to the available spending for the current and future seasons.
The fourth screenshot is OOTP23, on the same day as the second and third image above. As you can see, the revenue share add of 2.985m is being applied to the available spend for the current and future seasons.
Finally, the last group is OOTP24 on the same day. As you can see the revenue sharing is listed in 2030 (which as mentioned, we didn't have rev sharing in 2030), and then it is not being carried over to 2031 or future years.
Last edited by coljesep; 07-31-2023 at 01:06 PM.
Reason: Explained the images
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