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* [[Airport_Terminal|Airport terminal]] and [[capitol]] will import [[food]] and [[air]] to support connected population.
* [[Airport_Terminal|Airport terminal]] and [[capitol]] will import [[food]] and [[air]] to support connected population.
* [[Warehouse]] will import the one specified commodity type.
* [[Warehouse]] will import the one specified commodity type.
* [[Military_Headquarters|Military headquarters]], [[Military_Airport_Terminal|military airport terminal]]s, [[Military_Dock|military dock]]s and [[Military_Motor_Pool|military motor pool]]s will import [[weapon]]s, [[ammunition]] and other necessities.
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Revision as of 05:42, 23 September 2020

All connected buildings will attempt share and trade commodities with each other where needed. Processing industries will fetch raw resources from resource harvesting industries, and factories will fetch the processed materials to make their products.

This is all automatic once the trade connection is established, but only within the same solar system. Trade between solar systems has to be setup with shipments or cargo ships.

Connection Types

In order for buildings to share commodities with eachother a trade connection is required with each other. There's five different types of trade links:

  1. Neighbor connection
    • Two buildings that are within ?m of each other are considered connected.
  2. Road connection
    • Road can connect buildings over a greater distance cheaply. All buildings near the road will be connected.
  3. Sea connection
    • A building connected to a wharf will be connected with all other buildings also connected to a wharf on the same world.
  4. Air connection
    • A building connected to an airport terminal will be connected with all other buildings also connected to a airport terminal on the same world.
  5. Space connection
    • A building connected to an airport terminal will be connected with all other buildings also connected to a airport terminal in the same solar system.

A trade connection even works while a wharf or an airport terminal is still under construction.

Fetching

Buildings fetch commodities they need from other connected buildings. This is the same for construction, manufacturing and impoting.

For example: a machine shop producing hammers using metal will attempt to fetch metal from any connected building, be it from a smelter, warehouse or other building.

Waste

A commodity might be wasted when fetched if it fails a quality check.

Importers

Some buildings import specific commodities in order to have them available for sale or to assist connected buildings.

Reservation

In order to prevent cities from losing essential commodities to other cities, buildings in certain environments reserve a minimum stock of some commodities:

  • Air, Water - On a world that does not support animal life, a building reserves 13 units per citizen.
  • Food - On a world that does not support plant life, a city reserves 10 units of each kind of food per citizen, divided by its food value.