Industry Supply Stats
Are your industries producing ENOUGh for your unique factories?
Yes – works with Rebalanced Industries (I built it while already having that mod running myself).
This mod helps you find out! For each Industry (Ore, Oil, Farm, Forestry) when you click on the Main Industry building you get 2 new buttons.
SUPPLY DETAILS button shows you count of how many you have of each industry Extractor (such as a Small Oil Rig, or a Large Forest Sapling farm) and calculates how much material each (and in total) is producing in Tons per Week.
It shows you how much your Processing buldings (such as a Biomass Pellet factory) is demanding and the total demand across all your processors in tons per week.
And then below that it shows you the demands of your Unique Factories related to that Industry’s outputs – are you making enough or not for what the factories need?
It even calculates and factors in to your ouputs, your bonuses based on Policies and Buildings you have that enhance those buildings.
AND if a Building is "OFF" it shows you how many you have that are Off, and does not (of course) include those in your production amounts.
STORAGE DETAILS button shows you a list of all your storage areas and EACH can be clicked on to go to that building! Another Mod by PD for those who need to know the numbers!
EDIT – if in future, Paradox ever does something to affect the Production rates, and this mod can’t automatically detect the change impact, you can use the OPTIONS screen to edit the baseline production values for every Extractor, Processor, and Unique Factory. Because who knows.. sometime down the road with a Paradox update I might not be around to revise the code. This way you could fix it in-mod yourself if needed.
** Requires INDUSTRIES DLC **
Credit to a fellow named "Brandon of Vainglorious Gaming" who created a Spreadsheet with all the baseline values figured out in Tons per Week for what each extractor, processor and factory needs/uses. I was using it, but I hated having to flip back and forth out of the game to manually track that info to figure out if I was over or under. Now you can know right inside your game! Thank you Brandon.
