Max resources = Ecomony window error

[Bugglesx]

I have been frustrated for a while now with this bug.

When ever I fill up my storage to the max the economy window does not reflect this when it calculates the resource usage.

e.g.
I have an max pinewood planks in my storage. I produce pinewood planks in my epic workyard when the production is stopped it shows a +ve resource surplus but if I start production it shows a -ve resource surplus (deficite).

I would expect the ecomony window to calculate the actual usage of a resource, if a workyard is not producing because it is switched off then the calculation is correct, but if it is not producing because you have reached max storage capacity then it is incorrect.

After checking the forums for to see if this bug has been reported before I found this bug report....http://forum.thesettlersonline.com/threads/20873-Minor-economy-overview-bug?highlight=economy. I'm not sure if this bug report was fixed or if this bug has been in existance since 2012.

At the moment on the live server it is hard to test what building/resource chains are affected by this bug - I shall be heading over to the test server to see if I can find out what other buildings have this issue and submit a bug report there if I find more buildings/resource chains affected by this bug.

[Dorotheus]

To my knowledge this affects Cokers, Copper smelters, Iron smelter, Bronze sword, Iron Sword and Stables.

[Durin_d]

All resources in Economy Overview have this feature

[Sharpielein]

Do like me, never get your resources maxed out - bounce trade them to a friend and star them.
It's not a fix, but a workaround - though it does the trick :D

[zOUfr]

you can add: if you buff buildings, they appear as buffed in the ressources they produce, not in the ressources they consume.

if you buff your mills, they appear unbuffed in the wheat economy overview, they appear as buffed in the flour economy overview.

bit OT: is there an explanation for the color of the arrows ? yellow/green

[TotoMok]

Green means good (no chance of depletion).
Red means bad (depletion will occur or has occurred)
Yellow means iffy (you are very near a point where depletion could occur so pay some attention here).

[Durin_d]

Buffing isn't even supposed to be seen in consumption side because it increases only production and not consumption. So you get 2x, 3x, 4x the production with the same raw materials.

I think that the yellow is supposed to show that some part of that chain has negative production value.