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Whenever you set a task at the workshop and put it on "Lock Repeat" the job will NEVER be cancelled and will continue to be done. If the resources necessary aren't found, its pushed to the bottom of the list instead of being removed.
So if you have a glass furnace and you give it collect sand jobs and "create something" jobs, once it runs out of sand it wont clear your 'create something' jobs. Similar for the Render Fat, or Smelt jobs.
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YES! YES! Please Toady, listen to this good man. :(
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Seconded.
Either that, or a workshop log where it is possible to whether a job was either finished or canceled.
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There are a lot of things like this I have in mind...
Do until completion
Lock repeat
Repeat (For the managers screen)
Repeat if total is less then X (For the managers screen)
Auto-add mandates to the managers screen
Etc...
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What I would like is to remove the 30 item limit in the manager, or raise it to something higher, IE, 100 or 150 or something like that.
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Dwarves count in groups of 30s.
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Wouldn't it be easier to add an 'R' option to the manager?
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Im in favor of the mystical '30' limit being removed from the manager screen. If there is something behind the screens that we cannot see... perhaps allow the screen to create extra copies of the job until it reaches the reqested number. Ie... make 150 rock crafts would turn into 5 separate jobs for 30. Or add another key binding for Duplicate Job. Highlight the row you want, hit "D" and it adds a duplicate at the end of the queue.
Edit.
What we really need are stock points, which someone above mentioned.
Stock points attepmt to keep at least x number of an item in stock. The bookkeeper would notice the lack of an item and send a job request to the manager.
[ April 16, 2008: Message edited by: Silveron ]
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quote:
Originally posted by Lyrax:
<STRONG>Wouldn't it be easier to add an 'R' option to the manager?</STRONG>
I've been wanting that, actually. So long as I don't get message spam when I have no raw fish for my "prepare a raw fish" jobs, it'd be perfect.
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Dwarves have fifteen fingers on each hand.