I've fixed it for next update

That does break the auto-expand I put in, and AFAIK they don't use the edict, so it probably does yeah

Does the AI actually expand its cargo fleet ? I see this error in the logs and was wonderung if it stops that code from working ->

Invalid Scope type for trigger 'is_ai'. file: scripted effect kiyo_trade_calculate_resources at file: events/roci_trade_orbit_events.txt line: 236 line: 1.
Current Scope: fleet
Supported Scopes: country

Fantastic mod, much appreciated.

I've talked about the implications of 4.0 for this and other mods of mine on my discord :p

With the upcoming 4.0 changes im excited to see how this mod will improve upon the changes paradox is bringing to trade and economics

Yes?

Why wouldn't it be?

compatible with cross border trade?

Thank you for answer, little sad that Space Exploitation isn't available right now: it has good synergy and even role-playing logic with Planetary Diversity/Real Space planetary habitats

All the ones you can enable, which is all except Space Exploitation

Which modules of this mod are working at the moment?

There is no such mechanic, because that's not at all how they work.

Can “Cargo Ships” Access Existing “Caravaneer” Systems?
货运船能否接入现有的行商体系呢？

For example, freighters are allowed to build a limited number of exclusive caravan space stations in starfields, and the empire trades freight through control of the caravan space stations ( just like mercenary city-states).
例如，允许货运船在星域建造限量的专属行商空间站，帝国通过控制行商空间站来进行货运贸易（就像佣兵城邦）。

Have you thought about also adding a "Pollution" addon? Basically it adds a -1% Habitability Modifier per Industry, Mining, and Energy district built on the planet

Would be useful to be able to remove factory deposits without the ascension perk, in case you capture planets with factories.

There is no russian translation that I know of.

Hello. Is there a Russifier for this mod?

It's because I'm using pre-existing icons that weren't made for that.

Not sure if it's a bug or a compatibility issue with UIOD, but the icons that appear alongside the planet modifiers are all bugged, unaligned, filling the whole space thus appearing distorted and low res and "bleeding" outside the circle.

It doesn't. Paradox has to specifically add the summing for each entry, and they didn't for deposits.

How come your changes make it there in the first place?

I can't change how that is displayed.

On the top bar the empire size/sprawl menu object is cluttered/unreadable with automated factory +1.00/factory generator +1.00/Factory Mine +1.00/...
could you have this summerized so we could still read the other stuff that is still in that menu item but now moved out of sight because of all the factory stuff?

Not as far as I know.

Does this mod allow me to build mining stations on planets(including habitable once) to which then the Arc Furnaces would increase their potential and i may later on build habitats using all those for districts?

That'd be great, thanks!

First part is intended. It does cost something, and you can see the event closing and reopening. Second part is not intended. I was able to go above the max, but the game did not crash. Will fix.

I don't think edict cost is anywhere in vanilla? But I can change it so this isn't affected.

I can add a periodic recheck of existing fleets to redo the count.

Greetings!
Maybe it's because of my other mods, however it seems to me that the Expand Trade Fleet edict is currently broken. It does not close after choosing an option effectively allowing you to expand it as many times as you want without additional cost. The limit for the Fleet size also seems to not be an actual limit there, just that the game crashes if you expand the fleet above the limit.
Also minor issue but since you can get 750 CG and EC refunded once opening it, if you have decreased edict cost somehow you effectively gain resources out of nothing,
Additionally, because of an event all my Colony Ships got disbanded, including the Trade Fleets. However, that means I now can't build any new ones since the limit didn't recognize that. Don't know how practical it would be, but maybe a button or something that allows you to reset them would be nice. But eh, maybe this is just because of my excessive modding.
Thanks a lot for making such a great mod!

I started a new game, and realized I missed the multiplier option the first time. But a way to disable it for the AI would still be nice.

I really like what this mod is does. My one real complaint is that shipping costs are really harsh, even for the player. It seems like it makes stuff like Ecumenopoli really not worth it, since it effectively doubles the cost of production. And in my test game, the Grand Admiral AI was getting demolished by it. Would it be possible for a couple settings to be added: one setting to change the cost per missing unit of resource, and one to disable shipping costs for the AI?

It should update later, if nothing else.

Is it intended that demolishing orbital infrastructure no longer decreases orbital utilization (amount of orbital infrastructure for a planet compared to the orbital capacity for said planet)? I demolished an orbital mining district to reduce energy upkeep at game start, but orbital utilization did not go down from 7/10 to 6/10 as I would expect.

ROCI seems to be quite interesting mod. In my first walkthrough I simply did learning-by-doing and brought me into quite huge energy imbalance I never was able to feed. Would be nice if you either give players a how-to or your mod a segmentation so huge impact builds could only be done after reaching a certain level of monthly goods income or other leveling.
Still rate this mod to be very helpful on the long run, but players have to be very patient before trying to push things on day one.

I didn’t say the capital 😃 I said it would make sense for it be brought to planets that have trade value, which would be most of them if someone is using Mutual Aid, and therefore it would make sense if the shipping cost offered a discount to empires with fx Mutual Aid Policy active. Why would a planet that generates 30 energy credits, 20 minerals and 20 food per 100 trade value have to import said food resources through shipping?

Anyway like I said - it’s just an idea. I still love this mod as it rewards not-Uber-specializing planets.

Appreciate the discussion !

You think it's brought to the capital and then sent back out?

I don't think that makes any sense at all.

Yeah I understand that. It was just an idea/suggestion to maybe add a discount to shipping costs if an empire uses certain trade policies. It makes sense to assume that the resources from Mutual Aid land arrive on planets with high trade value. Does that make more sense?

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Any resources produced by your trade policy is not produced at the planet. It's produced at the empire level.

Trade value has to be brought back to the capital to do anything.

Exactly. Only local resource production does, which when using Mutual Aid as trade policy isn’t taken into account.

Trade value does nothing to shipping costs.

I'm loving this! It adds some great buildings and fun ways to build taller. My only issue with it so far is shipping costs for planets that produce trade value. I guess it makes sense when empires are using Wealth Generation as you'd still have to ship it all in (which is in fact a really nice way to realistically simulate trade), but when using other policies such as mutual aid which nets both credits, minerals and food. Is it possible to add a shipping discount based on which policy an empire is applying? Thanks for making this!

Found an unknown issue that caused a flashback when opening the "Cabinet" screen. After closing the mod, the "Cabinet" screen opens normally.
发现一个只要打开“内阁”界面就会引起闪退的未知问题。关闭这个MOD后就正常打开“内阁”界面。

It seems to be displaying anomalies, as the game opens with the "realdev_menu.2.name" interface for the 7 functions, and opens with the "realdev_menu.1.name" interface for the decree interface.
And I confirm that I correctly subscribed to the front module - "! !Universal Modifier Patch"

Thanks. I go through the initial pain and it's not that big a deal.

Disable the module at game start.

After game start, you can disable it by using this in the console

effect set_global_flag = no_shipping

Is there a way I can disable the Shipping Cost somehow?

They do not remain the same size throughout the game. You get more cargo capacity per ship and more "ships" per fleet from various techs. This is in the mod description. It's not on the techs because then I would have to overwrite techs, and I can't do that conditionally.

There are plenty of places where it makes sense to get a buff from. The main problem is the overwriting to make it say it does. I can't do that conditionally, which means I have to add the modifiers silently through script.

Hey Thanks for responding. I just really like the general idea of the mod for gameplay and roleplay purposes, hence any further game intergration would be great.
My point about research is just that it doesnt make sense for ships to remain the same sizes as they are at the start of the game. especially with the galactic economy slowly becoming bigger and bigger (think about how large cargo ships are now compared to ww2)
Also other than research is there no options for buffs in Trade federations, that would make sense or perhaps decrees in the galactic community which would buff or nerf the trading.
Anyway im not trying to criticise, just saying hiw great the mod is and hope you keep working on it.

Ah, it appears not. I'll add that.

That is correct. The setting says it only affects Planet Build Speed and Assembly.

Correct. If you don't have enough IP, it reduces assembly speed instead. The bug is that it doesn't apply this malus while Production Boost is active.

Hello, is there any way to check how much Industrial Production a planet is receiving from the Empire and sending to it ?
I'm having some trouble deciphering where it goes and which planets it comes from, alongside having trouble regulating Industrial Production away from a planet.

Also it seems like the Ship Construction Speed modifier on the empire is not affected by the setting at game start pertaining to initial malus towards building speed (ie even on realistic, I still get to build at 100% speed at game start).
Finally the assembly boost is inverted and decreases assembly speed instead of increasing it.

> Automating space routes?
Now this one is prob the hardest to do but under megacorps having merchant cargofleets transport stuff would be sick

The AI already has this. IIRC it just picks the closest target above a certain value. I could allow that to be enabled for player empires.