The right hand Y axis shows the theoretical Maximum number of Mils you can get.įirst of all, I know you're wondering why the graph is so spiky. The left hand Y axis is used for finding the date you should switch from converting Mils or from building Civs. The X-Axis shows the date that you are aiming for maximum Mils by. I then told the program to run from the start of 1939 to the end of 1941 and calculate the optimal number of factories.
In case you were wondering, the big spike in Civs in early 1936 is switching from Civilian to War economy.īut, I hear you ask, I want to peak later! Well don't worry. However this date is fairly flexible, and as you can see from the yellow line, a few months either side doesn't make much difference. At this point you should let the current builds finish and then build nothing but Mils.
The program calculated that you can get a maximum of 243 factories if you convert Mils to Civs until 27th Feb 1936, then when the conversions finish you start building Civs until the 1st of April 1937. I then told it to work out how to get you the most Mils on the 1st of January 1940. I then applied it to 1936 start Soviet union, and programmed in the effects from focuses and switching trade/economy laws. Are you sad of getting rolled over by someone with an unstoppable economy? Do you want to pump out an infinite number of Heavy tank divisions, but never have the factories? Well I have the solution to all your problems!Īs per the title, I've written a program that looks at all the possible combinations of dates for converting military factories (Mils) to civilian factories (Civs), building civs outright and finally only building Mils.
0 kommentar(er)
