![]() ![]() Any other factories in the chain will attempt to link to other suitable factories that have not yet closed down. In Simutrans-Extended, factories will close down some time within 30 years of their retirement date (exactly when is random, but the chances increase as time passes. New industries are built every time that the population increases beyond a certain threshold specified in simuconf.tab. Factories can have a retirement date, which means that, after that date, no more factories of that type will be built. ![]() In Simutrans-Standard, new factory chains can be built, but old ones never close down, although they can be bulldozed by the public service player. Industrial obsolescence, upgrading and density balancing purple means that the industry is short staffed. ![]() red means that the industry is operational, but that part of the industry supply chain has excess supply and orange means that the industry is operational but improvements are possible in the supply of goods (for example, only some commodities are supplied to an end consumer industry) green means that the industry is at optimum status yellow means that the industry is connected by transport, but the supply of input commodities is poor or non-existant white means that the industry does not require input The Status colour bar under the picture shows how and whether the industry is operating (also used in the Industry List): Note: in Simutrans, "industry" includes producers of raw materials, such as mines, farms and fisheries, and ultimate end-consumers, such as shops. ![]()
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