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Now for the initial Question...
Has the Station the correct Storage Type?
Stations that are meant to process Ore, Silicon and/or Ice additionally require a Solid Storage for their Miners to unload their Cargo.
Has the Station enough free (unreserved) Storage Space for your Miners to unload?
It can happen that the AI sees your Stations buy offers and reserves a certain ammount of Space to complete a Trade.
Has your Station sufficient funding to (virtually) buy the Ore?
Even if not a single Credit is involved your Stations require Money to calculate how much they can buy... yes, your Miners virtually "sell" your own Ore to their Home Station.
Last:
Are we talking about Small/Medium or Large Mining Ships?
In the case of Large Vessels either your Station or the Ship need Cargo Drones... not to mention a Large Ship requires Mining Drones naturally.
thanks for the tips. But to say it clear :D
I have the right storage installed (as I said, it works a while ago) . The storage is not full
I have small miner without drones
The ships flys around my station...total empty. Ship Status: searching for resources
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What I am missing?
Edit: The only thing that has changed is, that my station has now workforce [...]
This .... actually explains some of the weird behaviour i've been having, and why some stations keep complaining about "insufficient funds" which i then ignore due to them having millions on the balance sheet.
You can create a trade rule to only trade with your faction, then you can apply that to either the "Buy" or "Sell" options for the commodity in question.
I like to keep my options open though. I have a "Buy" amount set at approx 20-25% to cover any unexpected shortfalls (Xenon/Pirates activity for example) and i have a "Sell" offer at 50% so that excess production doesnt go to waste.
Basically i will buy resources from anywhere that are critically low, and i will sell any resources that i am over producing. I do this from the Ore right to the advanced electronics etc.
With the final products, i still keep the "Sell" amount at 20-25% so that i always have some in reserve incase i need them in a hurry.
I fixed it the same way. There wasn't even the need to set the buy quantity to 1, because I already had a trade rule in place.
It was driving my crazy that my eight mining ships for hydrogen suddenly did nothing...
Sometimes the game is just so good, and sometimes it's not enjoyable at all.
The interface and user friendliness is better then in any X-Game before, but in comparison to other titles it's not "good".
I have my pricing set to minimum and a trade rule to only buy from my property. Increasing your buy pricing will increase your station funding costs. If you're only buying from yourself which you should be with ores and gasses usually, why pay more to yourself and require higher funding. Buying and selling have two different configurations and it's rather strange that you can create sell offers for Ores & gasses when we don't have trade ships to transport them?
If it's not restricted, then your sell configuration will apply to other factions trade ships visiting you to buy goods.
They made station building significantly more accessible than the previous games. Back in X3 i could barely manage to buy a solar power plant station by the time i finished the game lol.