Base workforce

How the recommendation is built

Quick groups are explicit planning presets. Exact structures use the recorded work tags of all 91 supplied structures. Each selected quantity adds one unit to each listed job. A worker receives one job, so one versatile Pal is not counted as simultaneously staffing every task. Oil extraction support in Quick groups adds electricity and hauling; the exact oil extractors are recorded as automatic production with no Pal work tag.

The planner adds candidates with the largest positive gain in a diminishing-return coverage score, then checks same-role replacements twice. Food ratings reduce the score by the chosen penalty; native nocturnal workers receive a 15% planning preference when enabled. This preference is a modeling choice, not a claim about game work speed.

Suitability scenarios and auras

The max-condensation option uses each species’ recorded native bonuses at internal rank 5 (four completed stars). Turning it off uses the base values at internal rank 1. The static native rule is bound to official 1.0.3.101283; it is not a gameplay test. Missing original-source inputs stop the calculation. The handbook scenario adds its selected bonus separately; absent jobs stay at zero. A work aura adds one level only when a different roster individual supplies it; repeated copies of the same job aura do not stack. Levels are capped at 10. Only the recorded work-job auras are modeled; other partner effects and speed modifiers are not converted into score bonuses.

Read coverage as a comparison

Modeled coverage sums assigned suitability levels, including the optional night preference. Suitability levels are ordinal inputs here; they are not native production multipliers. Open slots mean the remaining candidates did not improve this score under the selected constraints. Use the results as a shortlist and verify the base in play.

Ranch output ranges · Structure material costs · Compare Pal work suitability