(Industry) Upgrading is really weird!

[tk-093]

What happens in your mod if a building levels up but then the over educated people find a better job and it drops back below that level (or they die/retire). Do buildings drop a level?

 

[jimutt]

What happens in your mod if a building levels up but then the over educated people find a better job and it drops back below that level (or they die/retire). Do buildings drop a level?

No, but that's on my to-do list and I will hopefully be able to implement something like that tomorrow or on monday.

 

[Oneiros86]

Someone has found the industry upgrade code and given a summary which makes it clearer

http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...ry-upgrade&p=19033197&viewfull=1#post19033197

 

[tk-093]

No, but that's on my to-do list and I will hopefully be able to implement something like that tomorrow or on monday.

Awesome.

 

[PocketCity]

Here are the current factors applied to the service level that it checks against, there is a lot more math involved in figuring what is the actual number for each thing, but this should give you a rough estimate (and things to wonder about).

Positives:
1/3 Public Transport
1/5 Police Coverage
1/5 Health Care
1/5 Death Care
1/2 Fire Coverage
1/8 Entertainment
1/8 Elementary
1/8 High School
1/8 University
1 Cargo Transport

OMG... 80% of these needs is bs!

 

[AmpsterMan]

If i understand your chart correctly, it isn't that bad at all. With just cargo, fire and police coverage, and a park somewhere, can get to level three (ofcourse, this assumes the services are like right next to the building)

 

[jimutt]

Thanks for the link. I've manage to find the corresponding code by myself to confirm it as well. I might perhaps use some of that information to add some of the other requirements. At least cargo transport.