Idea: option to exclude stuff from factory loop

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Idea: option to exclude stuff from factory loop

Postby Treos » 23 Jun 2020, 00:31

Just an idea, don't know how feasible:
Say you finished an air factory. You want 1 bomber, 1 scout, and then your inties/scout loop. Imagine you could mark that first bomber as "exclude this from the loop" (e.g. by pushing Alt while clicking on it or something like that). The factory builds the entire queue once, then only loops the inties/scout going forward.

I often have the issue with my first land factory on a small map. I queue up four engies and two labs for initial expansion/raiding, but afterwards only want tanks, scouts and arty. With loop turned on, I may forget to come back and remove those engies/labs from the queue, and so at minute 3:00 I have an extra four brave engies and two labs facing off against six enemy tanks...
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Re: Idea: option to exclude stuff from factory loop

Postby Tagada » 23 Jun 2020, 10:41

That would be really cool but I am not sure if it's possible to implement it.
To avoid your problem you can queue huge amount of units you want built after the first queue, eg. 4 engies 2 labs and then 100 tanks (if you have other factories making 5 tanks 1 scout 1 arty then it doesn't matter that 1 is making tanks only)
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Re: Idea: option to exclude stuff from factory loop

Postby Treos » 23 Jun 2020, 20:30

Thanks Tagada.

Also, I realize Steel_Panther had asked this question before me, and C-Star offered a workaround using factory assist here:
/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=18095
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Re: Idea: option to exclude stuff from factory loop

Postby C-Star » 01 Jul 2020, 11:21

Treos wrote:...and C-Star offered a workaround using factory assist here:
/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=18095

Your welcome ;)
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