In order to create as many Eggs as possible, you need to prevent the game from limiting the Production Rate as explained above. Decrease the Production Rate by the same amount you've subtracted from the box. Reduce the contents of the box to exactly 150 liters. Does the box now contain 150 liters or less? If yes, the process is over. Place an amount of Eggs into the selected box equal to the current Production Rate. Create a new, empty egg box on the Loading Platform. Is there room for a new egg box on the Loading Platform? If no, the process ends here, and a warning message will appear in the message log at the top-right corner of the screen. Is there an egg box on the Loading Platform with less than 150 liters of Eggs in it? If yes, skip to step 3. Increase the current Production Rate by about +0.001 liters per Chicken (multiplied by the current Productivity rating). This logic chain occurs once every 15 minutes of in-game time. The algorithm below describes, step-by-step, how the game processes Egg production. Nevertheless, having more Chickens means that Production Rates will recover more quickly after each drop, resulting in a higher average production of Eggs. Using this mechanism, Production Rates will constantly fluctuate, and can never go higher than 150 liters per 15 minutes, no matter how many Chickens live in your Coop. Production Rate drops to only 1 liter of Eggs per 15 minutes. It finds a box with 149 liters of Eggs in it, and can only place 1 liter into that box. At the 15 minute mark, the game tries to put 10 liters of Eggs into an existing egg box.
Production Rate is unchanged.ĮXAMPLE 2: Production Rate is 10 liters of Eggs per 15 minutes. It finds a box with only 139 liters of Eggs in it, and places all 10 liters into that box. However, if the game tries to fill a box that is almost full, it may only be able to put some of the Eggs in that box, causing Production to drop.ĮXAMPLE: Production Rate is 10 liters of Eggs per 15 minutes.
Normally this has no effect on the Production Rate, since normally both values should be equal anyway. If the amount of placed Eggs is lower than the Production Rate, the game reduces the Production Rate to however many Eggs it managed to place. Since Production Rates keep increasing every 15 minutes, the game needs a way to ensure that Chickens won't produce insane amounts of Eggs after a while.Įach time the game places Eggs into an egg box, it compares the amount of Eggs it just placed to the current Production Rate. The rate of increase is directly proportional to the number of chickens living in the Coop. In short, egg production starts at 0 and increases constantly. This bonus is also multiplied by the current Productivity rating of the Chicken Coop, which is always somewhere between 90% and 100% depending on the Cleanliness of the Chicken Coop's feeding area.Īfter increasing the Production Rate, the game attempts to create an amount of eggs equal to the current Production Rate and place it into one of the boxes on the Loading Platform (or create a new box to put the eggs in). No matter how many Chickens you put into the coop, they will produce exactly 0 Eggs to start with.Įvery 15 minutes the game increases the Production Rate of Eggs by about +0.001 liters multiplied by the number of Chickens living instead the Coop. When a new Chicken Coop is purchased, its production rate is set to exactly 0 liters per 15 minutes. Here is a detailed explanation of how it works. Should the game be unable to create a new box for any reason, Egg production will come to a halt and you will receive a warning message in the top-right corner of the screen.Įgg production follows a very different method than any other animal-produced material, and may be slightly difficult to understand. The game first attempts to fill any existing boxes found on the Loading Area, and if none are found (or all existing boxes are full) it will create a new empty one and put the Eggs into it. Chickens do not even require Water.Įggs accumulate in small boxes that are automatically created next to the Chicken Coop in a special marked area called the Loading Area or Loading Platform. This is the simplest supply chain among all animals. While producing Eggs, each chicken consumes 5 Liters of Food per day. As long as food is available inside the Chicken Coop, Eggs will be produced every 15 minutes of in-game time. To begin producing Eggs, you must purchase at least one Chicken and provide it with either Wheat or Barley (either food option works the same). In this game, you will need to purchase and place your own Chicken Coop on the map. Eggs are produced exclusively by Chickens inside a Chicken Coop.
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