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see a scroll bar on the right-hand side that will allow you
to scroll to see all of the units.
On the right, each unit in the Production Queue will show
details of the unit being built - ship name, Division designation,
etc. To the left, you will see the expected date of completion,
whether the unit is proceeding through the Queue
at 100 percent speed or if it’s a lesser amount, and how
much total IC the unit consumes as it progresses through
the Queue. Units which do not have sufficient IC or sufficient
priority to be covered by the assigned IC will show green if
they are being produced at maximum speed, yellow if they
are only partially funded, and red if they are not progressing
through the Queue at all (i.e. insufficient IC).
You may select the exact order of the units to be produced
by assigning priority using the red and green arrow
buttons – down buttons reduce priority, up buttons increase
it, and the up and down “fast forward” buttons (two
triangles one atop the other) allow you to move that unit to
the very bottom or the very top. This selection of priority will
help you keep the most important units moving through the
Production Queue, even when you do not have sufficient IC
to build everything in the Queue at top speed.
Underneath the Production Queue is a list of Asset requests
from your Theatres, listed as numbers of Brigades,
Airwings, and Ships. If you want to start building any of the
requests, click the “Build” button. At the very bottom of
your screen is a checkbox allowing you to ask the computer
to automatically deploy your units as they finish Production.
They will go to a Theatre according either to your instructions,
or to the need of the Theatre.
If you click “Automatic Deployment” at the bottom of
the Interface, the computer AI will attempt to make wise decisions
about where to send any Units you produce, unless
they are already assigned to a Theatre.
Underneath the IC sliders, you will see two sections related
to International Trade. The topmost will list all of your
active Trades, along with what’s being Traded. A Tooltip will
show how much is being Traded. If this Trade has been suspended
for some reason (lack of Resources to Trade, or lack
of Convoys for Transport), it will display in red. Clicking the
“x” next to a Trade Agreement will cancel it.
Beneath this box is a box showing all your active
Convoys, which can be either Resource Convoys or Supply
Convoys. It will list each Convoy’s origin and destination,
what it’s carrying via a tooltip, and the number of Convoy
units and Escort units. Inactive or understrength Convoys
display in red. Green indicates it’s operating properly.
Available Transports and Escorts are listed at the top
of the box. Keep in mind that Convoy Transports (freighters)
are different from Transport Ships, which are used to
Transport troops. The Create Convoy button allows you to
start a new Convoy, and its operation is described in H8.0.