Stock Pile: Difference between revisions
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==Capacity== | ==Capacity== | ||
The stock pile stores resources in separate stacks of each type. Each stack occupies a 2x2 footprint | The stock pile stores resources in separate stacks of each type. Each stack occupies a 2x2 footprint. | ||
Stacks of resources contain differing amounts of each type of resource. | Stacks of resources contain differing amounts of each type of resource. | ||
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The following example was observed: 90 iron fits into 9 stacks, 91 iron occupied 10 stacks, however 100 iron occupied 11 stacks. This would be impossible if all stacks were efficiently filled. | The following example was observed: 90 iron fits into 9 stacks, 91 iron occupied 10 stacks, however 100 iron occupied 11 stacks. This would be impossible if all stacks were efficiently filled. | ||
It may be that the stockpile just has a capacity based on the size, and the graphical representations of stacks do not directly affect storage. | |||
A good strategy may be to designate a stockpile next to some resources being gathered and then removing it once the local resources have been gathered. This will make the laborers finish gathering and then bring the resources back, rather than making many trips while harvesting resources. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 22 February 2014
| Category |
Storage, Markets, and Trade |
| First Appearance |
1.0.0 |
The Stock Pile is capable of storing logs, stone, iron, coal and firewood in its inventory.
Capacity
The stock pile stores resources in separate stacks of each type. Each stack occupies a 2x2 footprint.
Stacks of resources contain differing amounts of each type of resource.
| Resource | Stack Size |
|---|---|
| Logs | 22 |
| Stone | 16 |
| Iron | 10 |
| Firewood | 64 |
| Coal | ? |
These numbers are approximate, as it appears that not all stacks may be filled to capacity at the same time leading to resources being deposited into the next stack.
The following example was observed: 90 iron fits into 9 stacks, 91 iron occupied 10 stacks, however 100 iron occupied 11 stacks. This would be impossible if all stacks were efficiently filled.
It may be that the stockpile just has a capacity based on the size, and the graphical representations of stacks do not directly affect storage.
A good strategy may be to designate a stockpile next to some resources being gathered and then removing it once the local resources have been gathered. This will make the laborers finish gathering and then bring the resources back, rather than making many trips while harvesting resources.
See also
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