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Employment Manager

There's an updated version here on Steam, now: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3430228682 (as of now, compatible w/ U7)

Seems to crash on U7.

I noticed lumber mills kept switching to single and double beavers automatically. Is this coming from this mod? I like that behavior but I would like to be able to select it.

All my current mods are broken due to the new update.

Note its not the author that has uploaded this mod!

https://mod.io/g/timberborn/m/employment-automation#1196386

So no error messages or suggestions will reach him here

Excellent mod! Would be great if you can add support for Wood/Gatherer Flags and Farmhouses please?

I did some testing on ingredients and products. Here's what I found. I have excess power so I haven't tested it.

TRIGGER PRIORITY
1st: Pause building
2nd: Unpause building with at least 1 Worker
3rd: Unpause building with % of Worker slots
4th: Unpause building with all Worker slots filled

AUTOMATE INGREDIENTS
Low # = Pause building when at least 1 Ingredient is below that % in Storage
High # = Unpause building and fill all Worker slots when all Ingredients are above that % in Storage

AUTOMATE PRODUCTS
Low # = Unpause building and fill all Worker slots when Product is below that % in Storage
Between Low and High # = fill a % of Worker slots equal to inverse of % between Low and High #
High # = Pause building when Product is above that % in Storage

I agree its very confusing. Looks like it might be a level on off, such as setting a lumber mill products to say .25-.50, then if its off due to not enough logs available, it will turn on when storage is at 50%. Then it will stay on until the supplies drop below 25%.

Also, do the slider quantiles reference the global stock, e.g., how much of that resource is in storage units, or does it just reference the resources stored in that building?

The screenshot above isn't actually up to date and there are actually numbers in the in-game version for each slider - 0.00 on the left through to 1.00 on the right, hence why I assume it's a %.