Subscribed, fav'ed & rated. Thank you.

I really like this design! I always wanted more "office" and "commercial" looking buildings in my industry zones!

love it!

I love the design of this one, very creative!

I was just kidding around. I'm sure they'll rule, but I gave F4 its final shot at making sense over two years back when I contextualized my character in a sleeper-synth (It kinda worked). Alas, I'm a turn-based tactical/ city-builder guy now.

Oh, that's actually for Fallout 4 (mod), not for this game.

@Quad: When will these Fallout 4 weapons be made available to my city? I want my police officers and the gang leaders to carry them.

@ylij174: It can actually produce anything you want it to produce, but you have to believe! It's like when you play fantasy sports and the game master asks you to close your eyes to imagine a home run. Remember: the greatest mod of all is your imagination.

For example, my factory produces the coffee cups sold in this store:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1688278579&tscn=1560514586

I do not endorse or subscribe to the above store asset - my factory produces the cups for a store in another player's game. You can do this too.

@ylij174: 1. The factory produces generic products, just like any other generic industry building. 2. It does not cost anything, it will "grow" at random in an industrial zone.

@Quad: Great work as usual!

2. How much does a factory cost?

1. What product does the factory produce?

1. Generate jobs, just like other growable industrial.
?. What?
2. They pay tax for you, just like other growable industrial.
3. They consume roughly like other growable industrial, I do not control that.
4. Around 20-30 workers, just like other growable industrial.

All and all, it's pretty basic. Please know the game before using mods.

Have fun.

Author give more detailed information on the object: 1. What does the factory do? (What does it release? What does it require for release?) 2. How much does the service cost? 3. How much energy is consumed? 4. How many workers are needed?

Veeerrrrrryyyy nice ! We need more Level 3 industries.
Thanks for sharing :)