Schedule 1: How to Unpackage

Packing products too early in "Progress 1"? Thinking that the bricks were to be transported, but finding that you needed to prepare bulk products for Case and Casey across the street? Yes, this happens. The good news is: Unpacking is also feasible, but the game doesn't specify this clearly.

Here is how to unpack items when you change your mind or make mistakes.

Read more: Progress Table 1 Tips and Tips

Step 1: Return to the packaging site

Go to your packaging station (where you used to seal it). If it's a basic packaging site, don't worry - it's still usable.

Step 2: Switch the switch

There is a blue arrow on the interface, which usually means "package". Click once and it will turn red, indicating "unpacking". Yes, it's that simple. No menu, no dramatic warnings.

Step 3: Put the package into the output slot

Place sealed bags, jars, or bricks into the output slot. Then click the "Unpack" button.

The packaging station will run automatically and the product will be broken back into the "product" area. Your packaging (bags, jars, etc.) will return to the packaging tank.

Why do I need to unpack it?

• Jar Regret: You put five units into one jar, but that order only requires two. This is a loss of profit.
• Mixing Blunder: You pack something and then realize you can mix it to get higher value.
• Customer-specific requirements: Some customers only want bulk products, and you give them a lot.

Basically, early game trading usually only takes 1-3 units. Loading products into jars or bricks too early may cost you money. Do this when your business is busy and your orders are constantly ongoing.

Summarize

Unpacking is not only about correcting errors, but also about maintaining flexibility. In Progress 1, every gram and every dollar matter, especially in the early stages. You must know when to produce on a large scale and when to break down products.

Because no one wants to hand over a jar worth $200 to someone who only offers $12.

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