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The game is gonna follow what you have told it and it sounds like you are missing a truck depot or 2 or not using a dump off warehouse.
If the warehouse is not supplying industries it is BECAUSE you have a distro order, remove the order and this is fixed, then instead you can use the new button in storage to ship to a dumpoff warehouse OR you can start making use of truck depots to act as the actual distro ... I use the latter method because it means no changes to warehouse interupt point of sale distro.
It also means that industries do not suffer the issue you speak of because the warehouse itself has no explicit instruction to send to the town.
For now, priorities work in this order:
Manual destinations are done first (from top to bottom)
Trade Routes take place
Manual Warehouse input/output
Automated Warehouse Distribution
Goes without saying that if you set a manual destination to infinite, that product will be locked and reserved for every single other dispatcher
However it does beg the question... Why if I set the number to dispatch to the town at say, 20, does it not use the leftover from the production line for the industries? I might try the truck depot thing though, that sounds like a solution.
That is why it would be wiser to have the manual part done by ANOTHER warehouse or preferably a truck depot.
AH i see what you are talking about. Well for one you dont want to do anything manual with the water then. Leave it on auto it works perfectly. The ALT key will bring up icons on each building showing green if they are working and red if not ... you may have an actual pipeline issue.
The warehouse should NOT be sending the trucks for any of this so I think you have an area of effect issue here.
Can I ask if you mouse over the resource facilities which ones have their AOE covering these non functioning production? likewise what warehouses are covering either???
In the case where the water siphon is inside the AOE of the warehouse but NOT in the AOE of the farm the water trucks will send to ther warehouse, the farm well send ITS trucks to the warehouse and its truck back with finished produce when its ready ....
The fact you keep talking about the warehouse trucks not working is the sign that something is not quite right here. Can you offer a SS of your setup ?
EDIT: Just to add to your 2nd post - the solution I speak of should only require 1 warehouse and 1 truck depot. When you start using resource as produce this is what you should be doing for a whole lot of reasons. sourcing resource and supplying the same resource from the warehouse as produce might seem like its a simple thing but given how the autonomy works, the fact you can send out to cover specific cycles ... if you have any of that automated it will indeed fall apart .. likewise if you have it only partially manual it will also fall apart.
The reason I am suggesting a 2nd warehouse is PURELY for the hands off approach because personally I have no desire to setup distro for 20 furniture factories when I can surround a warehouse with them and send the resource to it and watch them all do their own thing, it is the difference between micro 20 different distro setups + 1 warehouse vs 1 depot sending the resource and the warehouse sending the produce back to the depot.
In the latter case id send maybe double the req so say I was supply 8furn per 15 id send 16 this means the warehouse would still be stockpiling but it would not have any other explicit orders.
The issue I can see with what you are saying is that if its not auto you have manual distro and collection so there is simply no room and if water is stockpiling you need to setup manual distro OR you need to consider the hands off method I have suggested.
If I setup another warehouse for distribution purposes only, it will send to that warehouse OR sell to the town, it won't do both. So I'd have to setup a third warehouse (or truck depot) to distribute to both the town and my production line.
This is why I thought it was bugged, because it seems to do no automation if you set a manual order.
I see what you're saying when it comes to the first warehouse in the chain though. Set that ones distribution to manual, and send the production goods to the second warehouse for distribution. Then you can set the send to town option manually. An elegant solution. I might actually try this because I haven't even been bothering with production chains atm because I couldn't automate and sell produce from the same warehouse, but a second warehouse to do the auto distribute, man I'm gonna have alot of warehouses.
Keep things as they are. Setup 1 truck depot next to the warehouse, order 20 wheat to shift from warehouse to depot and remove any other manual insutrctions from the warehouse and that should start working again.
Then just tell the depot to shift 20 to the town for sale, any change in sale req wont mess with warehouse now as the warehouse is only droppin off excess to the depot.
Not sure where you are mathin out 3 warehouses but this method should work and prove you only need the depot.
ALSO have you confirmed that the farms are not gathering direct from the wheat farms? if everything is green and working and wheat is in range of say cow pasture - the pasture trucks will go DIRECTLY to the wheat farm they wont use the warehouse at all - another consideration.
So you use LESS vehicles to shift MORE product AND they have research to make them go faster too. This is why in my mind, they should always be the ones shipping the products to the retailers.
I will check with Alex but I am pretty sure that is working as intended.
I'm producing plastic, using oil and gas, but since I'm overproducing gas and oil, I'm using a truck depot to send it to a nearby town as well.
Setup
Warehouse, with 1 oil pump and 2 gas pumps in range, well as a petrochem plant producing plastic. Also, a truck depot is in range of the warehouse.
Elsewhere, warehouse with a truck depot next to it, near a town, is requesting 5 oil and 5 gas. The warehouse has the hardware shop in its range so it is distributing there automatically as well.
So when I set up those requests for 5 oil and 5 gas, resources stop getting sent to the petrochem plant. When I cancel the requests, the petrochem plant gets resupplied again.
Is this intended behaviour?
EDIT: Nevermind, found a thing. It apparently has to do with the setting "hold product until transport capacity is full". If I change it to "Send product as soon as it is ready", it works fine, both the truck depot and the petrochem plant get their oil and gas.