Markus Armbruster
9a2e1ccd6c
Deliver fails to abandon sectors when it ships out all civilians and
military. The sector remains owned until the next non-update sector
update abandons it. Has always been broken.
Distribution had the same bug until commit d0f3847 (v4.3.20) fixed it.
Fix it the same way for delivery: adjust the amount moved to avoid
moving out the last civilian, or the last military if there are no
civilians.
Signed-off-by: Markus Armbruster <armbru@pond.sub.org>
57 lines
2.3 KiB
Perl
57 lines
2.3 KiB
Perl
.TH Command DELIVER
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.NA deliver "Establish delivery routes for shells, ore, etc"
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.LV Expert
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.SY "deliver <COMM> <SECTS> <THRESH> <DIR>"
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.SY "deliver <COMM> <SECTS> +<THRESH>"
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.SY "deliver <COMM> <SECTS> <DIR>"
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.SY "deliver <COMM> <SECTS> q"
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.s1
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An example of using deliver in addition to distribute is where
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you may have a mine which uses distribute to get its food
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from a warehouse, but uses deliver to export its iron to the adjacent
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hcm factory.
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.s1
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Deliver may be used to extra-fine tune a distribution network. In
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fact, deliver can greatly improve the performance of a distribution
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network if used properly.
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.s1
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If 'q' is specified rather than a threshold, then the delivery
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directions and thresholds will simply be listed. You can also use the
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"cutoff" command to list delivery thresholds.
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.s1
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The number <THRESH> specifies how much of that commodity you would
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like to be kept in the sector. If you do not want to change the
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direction that a sector delivers to, then put a '+' before the number
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<THRESH>.
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.s1
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Note that delivery thresholds are stored as multiples of 8. If you
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specify a threshold that is not a multiple of 8, it will be rounded down.
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.s1
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Delivery will not ship out the last civilian or the last military if
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there are no civilians, regardless of thresholds.
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.s1
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The direction must be specified as one of the six direction characters,
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(usually `y' `u' `j' `n' `b' or `g'), the \*Qno-direction\*U character,
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(usually `h'). If no direction is specified, then the direction will
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not be changed for that sector.
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.s1
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.EX "deli f 0,0 0 j"
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Will deliver all food from 0,0 to 2,0.
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.EX "deli i * ?des=m +87"
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Will set iron delivery threshold to 80 in all mines.
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.EX "deli l * q"
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Will list all lcm delivery specifications. (Sectors with no delivery
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threshold or direction will not be listed).
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.s1
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The census and commodity reports will indicate deliveries by the
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same characters used to specify them in this command.
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.s1
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If, during an update, the destination sector is not owned by you,
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the message \*Qdelivery walkout between x,y & x,y\*U will be printed
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and nothing will be delivered.
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.s1
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Delivery routes may also be mapped out with the \*Qroute\*U command.
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.s1
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See "info Mobility" for an explanation of mobility costs.
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.s1
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.SA "cutoff, census, commodity, route, distribute, Distribution"
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