"Development Level >>"? Figuring out what all these numbers do.
- Thread starter Ian Doncaster
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New/Additional impact to station economies:
None detected in any of my 4 existing stations.
And I like that - because my refinery still works.
I also like that my refinery Coriolis has left deployment stage and now wears a refinery skin.
None detected in any of my 4 existing stations.
And I like that - because my refinery still works.
I also like that my refinery Coriolis has left deployment stage and now wears a refinery skin.
you have to build something new in the last 24 hours for it to change
The issue tracker is full of these:
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Returning briefly to the "how does it pick the three commodities?" question...
I just completed construction of a medium military settlement (+4 security) which had no effect at all on either the selection or amount of commodities offered at my surface agricultural outpost. So maybe this is some evidence that security is the one variable which doesn't change the markets at all.
(Also no change at all in HFuel production at the primary station)
I just completed construction of a medium military settlement (+4 security) which had no effect at all on either the selection or amount of commodities offered at my surface agricultural outpost. So maybe this is some evidence that security is the one variable which doesn't change the markets at all.
(Also no change at all in HFuel production at the primary station)
The issue concerning the 0-3 commodities in the Surface port markets has gone from confirming to acknowledged, so it is a bug apparently.
That's good to know. I don't have any surface ports so I haven't been able to poke around with them to see what might be happening. Recently I've been looking deeper into the market.json file that is created/replaced when you open the market screen (example below of one line from one of my stations). I wonder if these ports only have stock of the 3 items sold or if under the hood they have them all but just show only 3 on screen. If I had a surface port I'd try it or perhaps I might hunt down an example somebody gave and go take a look later.
Market File Example
{ "id":128049202, "Name":"$hydrogenfuel_name;", "Name_Localised":"Hydrogen Fuel", "Category":"$MARKET_category_chemicals;", "Category_Localised":"Chemicals", "BuyPrice":84, "SellPrice":80, "MeanPrice":119, "StockBracket":3, "DemandBracket":0, "Stock":1936, "Demand":1, "Consumer":false, "Producer":true, "Rare":false },
I've always wondered what the exploration and "civilian" hubs even did.
Maybe the only way to check is to have two identically-developed systems as a control experiment, then introduce one of those hubs to just one of the systems.
This is a job for influencers with their fans. A 100 people can test this quickly,but theyre busy in early access flying the new ship. Also dunno how long people are interested in them hauling from point A to B
Mine is orbiting a gas giant, no other worlds present; it has several types of alcohol for sale and some weapons (Battle Weapons and I think, maybe, Personal Weapons - can't check right now as it's 10 jumps from my main colony systems)
I built an installation Comm Station (+1 security, +3 Tech) and it also did not change anything in the production of the markets. Despite having an increase on the population (and I thought the market supply/demand was also depending on pop?)
That would mean Security and Tech do not have an influence, however I then built an installation research station (+8 Tech, +2 Dev Level) and the market increased a lot, in my Tech market the hydrogen went to 19570t from 15054t. That's more than when I finished my asteroid base (to 15504 from 12802t) and it was giving lots of good stats (including a +7 Dev Level). The only thing is that the Installation research was on the second slot next to the High Tech outpost, so it may be that the influence of the High tech Level increased the economy weight.
But from this, it may be that Security and Tech do not contribute to the supply/demand.
And also I then built a Pirate base to increase the wealth, thinking it may increase the import. But after the (+3 Wealth and pop increase) nothing changed in the markets (import/export). So I'm not sure what wealth is doing, maybe something different like increasing the frequency of bigger trading ships in the system?
And about the security, when I built the Comm station, I gained +1 security and I was still in negative but then my None slider was visible in the security and there were eagle/SLF at my fleet carrier. After building something else decreasing my security again the security at my fleet carrier disappeared. So maybe the security was not negative but at 0 then went to 1 and then back to 0 and that the order of builds would matter?
well, checked again AFTER placing a construction order - no changesI´ll test that with my T1 Port - going to build a quick small Agri-Station next to it. If your theory about "trigger" ist correct, it should be 0.75 Ind/0.25 Agri afterwards, if not, 0.75 Colony/0.25 Agri
give me some two, three hours and I insert in this post....
edit: will report tomorrow - Madame insist on RL....
"StationEconomy":"$economy_Colony;", "StationEconomy_Localised":"Colony", "StationEconomies":[ { "Name":"$economy_Colony;", "Name_Localised":"Colony", "Proportion":1.000000 } ]
