supply ship to core world question

[Francesco]

what happens to the 100 supply if I send a supply ship to a core world with a build queue and the first building has one turn left? do I lose the supply or does it get carried over to the next build?
Im very new to this game and just trying to understand. I build 80% supply ships at my shipyards and send them down to the surface to hasten development. The other 20% of my spaceport build queue are filled with situational needs...is this how this game works?

[Francesco]

ok, I see stored goods in the planet status report. do the supplies end up here? Did i answer my own question? is there a downside to loading up the stored goods?

[Illauna]

Yes, supply ships add to stored goods and you did answer your question.

The shipyard also has a similar mechanic but the value is kinda hidden. If you empty your queue you can see the stored goods the shipyard has access too. No downside to it.

[Francesco]

good to know, that seemed to be my bottleneck, large ship building. Thank you.

[Francesco]

Originally posted by Illauna:

Yes, supply ships add to stored goods and you did answer your question.

The shipyard also has a similar mechanic but the value is kinda hidden. If you empty your queue you can see the stored goods the shipyard has access too. No downside to it.

That similar mechanic for the shipyard you mentioned. Is that done through the faction screen? I have a warforged faction that appears to increase the anufacturing capabilities on the shipyard. Or is there something else?

[ian.gomez.roca]

Thanks, for the info, I was keeping the supply ship close to the planet to send them when needed, now I know I can just send them and they will keep as Stored Goods, This will make my games faster!!!!

[ian.gomez.roca]

Now, I need a table with how much cost to produce each kind of building / improvement on the planet... will work on that