Logistics Buildings & Supply Chains - ICYDK EP 1 | Settlement Survival 

and thank you for the patience. amazing quality is always going to be my goal. :D

Things do get more complex as your settlement grows. Especially if youre producing high quality goods that have even more steps to process than the already complicated salted meat. But keep messing around with the logistics video to see what order best your settlement :D

You're absolutely spot on! The marketplace is pretty much a supply/delivery station for homes. Nice observation. 😊

I'm glad this video has helped you! Good luck with your logistics in your settlements ☺️

You're very welcome ☺️

and thank you! Im glad all those hours making this paid off :D

@@oVioletValkyriex maybe in future make a video tour of the big cities we see in these videos? I would like to see them.

@@stratost371 I'd love too, but the problem is that those cities are from the beta, closer to when the game first released. Lot of newer features no longer work. So those cities don't work well anymore. But I know I can make a better city with the lasted version now. And when I do, I'll make a tour guide for that! ☺️

Why can’t a production shop, like a smitty for example, produce tools and have a small storage in the shop, like 50. Only store the finished product, the tool. And have the community pick up the tool and store it in a warehouse. While the villagers able to pick up the tool directly for use. Another example, a fishing boat, a salt mine, and a curer all next to each other and each have a small storage of their rightful production. Fish stored at the fishing boat, salt stored in the salt mine… the curer can grab the fish directly, grab the salt directly and store the cured fish in the cured production shop. The villagers can now pickup the salted fish directly from the curer shop to take either to their house or warehouse. Idk I’m confused 😮

@@Chris-wo9nm That's just the way the game was made, I guess...? Again, having a nearby place for workers to store goods is how you want to approach production buildings.

Thank you! I never played banished, but I wish you luck on your future settlements! ☺️

Thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed it 🙂

Thank you!! ☺

and thank you! I'm glad this video was helpful for you ☺️

Omg!! Thank you for this amazing game!

You're very welcome! Glad it was useful for you. 🙂

Thank you. 😊

My pleasure! I'm glad this video was helpful ☺️

Thank you for the patience! I hope it was noticeable why it took me so long to make it :D

Youre welcome!! :D

Thank you! I'm glad this video helped you this much ☺️

Thank you! Im really glad you found it helpful! :D

You're very welcome ☺️

Oh yeah. Looks simple at first, but yes. logistics is such a huge hidden factor that not many people are aware of. I hope this video allows people to be more aware about the placement of their production buildings, and logistics buildings in their settlements.

Maybe I missed my calling of being a professor. Lol 😆

I'm glad you found what you came here for :) At the time I wrote this, boiler rooms work like this. They only work to heat up homes. Even though homes will still store fuel, those homes will not consume fuel, but rather consume fuel from the boiler room. Settlers will never go inside a boiler room to direct use for heat. Only the individual farm tiles will yield the bonus (Not including the building tiles). More tiles covered, the greater the total yield.

There is a priority tab in the in game management menu I don't remember what the tabs called exactly but it allows you to prioritize the use of items so if you give medicinal soap a higher priority than salt soap the citizens should consume it at a higher rate in order to direct where the item is delivered to then make sure the nearest storage that accepts med soap is the one you want it going to or else they'll deliver it to the nearest one. That's how you keep it from going to the wrong place, hypothetically speaking so long as the others don't accept medical soap then it should go to the nearest that does although it's not the nearest storage.

por nada ☺️

and you're awesome for your support 🙂

You're welcome! ☺️ And, yes! Delivery Stations are favorite logistics building too because of how useful they are. 🙂

@@oVioletValkyriex Is there any reason to use supply stations at all? I figure that a Delivery Station acquires things its need, and Market Vendors already go out to get items that things in the 'village' it supports requires, and with Transport Stations sending things out from districts to a central warehouse, I cant figure out why I would use a supply station.

@@bobmccroy3472 Supply stations are used to store any designated items. Its up to you on how to use them. The delivery station has limitations. it can only bring items to production buildings. One example i used was supply stations can hold fertilizer for your settlers to gather from, since farms are not production buildings they can deliver to.

I'm glad this video helped you. 🙂 A guide about trade is very high on my priority list. I hope to get that out as soon as things are better in my personal life. But I'll give you this tip about bulk sell. Use the dock to bulk sell. Sure it doesn't make you as much money as selling from caravans, but the dock can hold up to 50K in weight. And 100 with the storage remodel. So if space saving is what you're looking for. You can get rid of mass amounts of goods using the dock. ☺️

Thank you! It's mostly Adobe After Effects. It's simple effects like moving images, and changing opacity to make things appear and disappear. ☺️

Yes, actually! however, theres a bit of a side effect doing this. If a marketplace is the closest structure that holds clothes and tools. Porters will take from that marketplace. BUT the marketplace vendors will always take those clothes and tools from the supply terminal, so you create a loop where the two buildings are taking from each other. I suggest making sure a storage building holding the tools and clothes is in between the two structures, to prevent them from taking from each other. This issue needs to fixed by the devs, and this is why i didnt use that as an example in the video, even though it theoretically works.

@@oVioletValkyriex they should just make it to where supply stations dont take from the marketplaces. Or other supply stations

@@ryanfitzpatrick4927 that is the ideal solution. one day im going to pass this idea on to the devs

I have nearly 1500 hours into this game, and I don't even play this as often as I used to. But it's fair if you find this game boring after a certain point. 🙂

@@oVioletValkyriex how many citizen you got?

If you're talking about the brown looking UI. That was from the Beta of this game. My Large Settlements are from that and I had to switch to the older version of the game to get shots of my more complex logistics systems. Those settlements have over 500 hours total. So I haven't had the chance to do that again in the latest version.

That could be for any number of reasons. If you use Discord, I, or other players, could help you better on the official server. Here's the invite link if you're interested. discord.gg/6Myfkc6jJZ