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[1.12] Industry Realism

Tested With V3 Version: 1.12.0

** If anyone experiences any bugs, please report them in the comments. **

• Reworks buildings that have multiple potential outputs to only have one primary output, except shipyards. Why? Shipyards represent a technological progression. All of the other buildings represent two separate outputs that should be coming from two separate factories.
  
• Creates a new building type for the alternate outputs
  
• Some building inputs were changed to be more historically accurate
  
• Places those new buildings in appropriate states on the starting map
  
• Updates companies and events around those buildings in ways that hopefully make sense
  
• Adds some buildings for artificially creating oil and rubber, quite far in the tech tree, to make playing tall more viable

• Food Industry: now only produces groceries
  
• Distillery: new building uses sugar to produce rum, or grain to produce grain alcohol (vodka, beer, sake, etc.), both represented by generic "liquor" good
  
• Textile Mills: now only produces normal clothing
  
• Tailoring Workshop: new building produces luxury clothing
  
• Furniture Manufacturies: now only produces normal furniture
  
• Luxury Furniture Manufacturies: new building produces luxury furniture
  
• Glassworks: now only produces glass
  
• Pottery Mills: new building produces porcelain
  
• Synthetics Plants: now called dye plants, they produce dye from coal
  
• Rayon Plants: new building, produces synthetic silk from wood
  
• Motor Industry: now only makes engines
  
• Automobile Factory: now only makes automobiles
  
• War Machines Industry: new building, makes tanks
  
• Aircraft Industry: new building, makes aeroplanes
  
• Electrics Industry: renamed to Telephone Industry, now only makes telephones
  
• Radio Industry: new building, makes radios
  
• All Farms: no longer have the option to produce fruit
  
• Rye Farms: no longer produce potatoes
  
• Fruit Orchards: new farm building, produces fruit and a small amount of sugar
  
• Livestock Ranches: now produce meat and a small amount of fabric (leather) and fertilizer. input goods have also been rebalanced. cows and pigs eat a lot.
  
• Wool Farms: new building, produces fabric and a small amount of fertilizer
  
• Logging Camps: now produce both wood and hardwood at a 80/20 split
  
• Previous revisions have attempted to either distribute hardwood across the world in realistic locations, but this led to balance issues, or to remove hardwood as a resource, but this led to incompatibility issues with several mods and made maintaining the mod more painful. So this approach seems to be the most reasonable one at the moment.
  
• This change has been added in a backwards-compatible way. Trade routes may need a few in-game months to respond after loading an existing save, but the game will reach an equilibirium with hardwood as a resource again.
  
• Synthetic Rubber Plants: new building, unlocks from Plastics, produces rubber from liquor and sulfur (historical precedent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polybutadiene#History )
  
• Synthetic Fuel Plants: new building, unlocks from Electric Arc Process, produces oil from coal and iron (historical precedent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer%E2%80%93Tropsch_process#History )

There simply wasn't historic precedent for things such as synthetic coffee, tea, or opium. Synthetic opiates, for example, were not invented until 1960, which does not fit the timeframe of the game.


I wanted a mod that does not introduce any new goods. Industry Expanded is a great mod, it's simply not what I'm looking for. I wanted something lighter weight. You're free to choose whichever one you prefer.


This mod is compatible with most mods that do not touch the buildings above or alter the start locations of buildings on the map.

• Compatible with BPM.
  
• Incompatible with Industry Expanded, for obvious reasons.
  
• Incompatible with any mods that alter locations of states or goods on the map
  
• Updating list of compatches for 1.12 coming soon