SLS - ship's loading speed - factor from items (for example 1.PLS - pier's loading speed (in tons per second).Although production and consumption timings are fairly straightforward in Anno 1800, some might prefer a slightly more in-depth look at oil usage, needs, and tanker requirements. When comparing Anno-1800-Calculator and vue-calculator you can also consider the following projects: mediaChips - Manage your videos, add any metadata to them.
Nevertheless, I wanted to share mine with you too My Calculator offers more or less the same options as most. Original Post Direct link Hey guys I know there are already plenty of great Anno 1800 Calculators out. T - tonnage - how many tons the ship loads/unloads This will be an in-depth guide to figuring out everything you need to produce, transport, and supply oil to your Oil Power Plants. Comment by Anno 1800 staff, UbiCosmos: Hello Draconius4528, First off, welcome to the forums.Here you can find a list of such tools created by Anno fans for other players. Avec anno 1404, je me suis mis à jouer à la stratégie de la production uniquement nécessaire, sans surplus, du moins le moins que possible, pour ne pas devoir agrandir mes stocks trop rapidement. Loading time = Tonnage Pier's loading speed ⋅ Ship's items factor Many players create their own tools for Anno 1800, including calculators, layout designers, autokey commands, and other useful tools. See the sections below to understand how you can use it. Loading time can be represented by the following general formula: This is an open source calculator made for the game Anno 1800. Overall time = Loading time on starting island + Travel time from the first island to the second + (Waiting time for a pier to be free) + Unloading/loading time on the second island + Travel time from the second island back to the first island + (Waiting time for a pier to be free)
Time it takes for a ship on the trade route to load goods, transport them to another island, unload/load goods and come back to original island is as follows:
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