Sad, but understandable. Thanks for the good run.

Won't update the mod any further. Got a number of other projects, and haven't launched Victoria 3 for a very long time. Can't deliver anything new of value in regards to the gameplay, and don't want to endlessly update it through publishing the code of other people under my own name.

Any person or a group of people have my permission to do whatever they want with the mod, the only requirement is to mention that your work is based on it. Check GitHub repository [github.com] for the source code and modding tools used.

If you are curious about my ongoing projects, in regards to modding it would be the AI for Imperator: Invictus . Here's a video overview .

@Anbeeld Thank you for your work and still updating this mod! I also love Imperator with the Invictus Mod, but also Victoria 3, and both wouldn't be the same without your effort. Of course, also big thanks to @ArcusDeus!

Updated to version 1.1.5
- Compatibility with Victoria 3 1.9.5, all credit to ArcusDeus

new update when?

this is so awesome i hope its updated

Update Please

update?

Definitely breakage with 1.9. When right clicking on a country, cannot perform any diplomatic actions and the flag shows as blank. Narrowed it down to this mod.

oh we need update

Will be updated?

Here are my settings for theoretically having the middle ground between minimal performance impact and immersion of the mod:

AI Countries Stockpiles : Military Goods Only

Player Goods To Stockpile By Default : None

Stockpiling States : Capital Only

State Priority Saving Bonus : 0%

Which AI Countries Can Stockpile : Great Powers Only

For optimum performance use country merging and state merging mods as well which seems to be compatible with this mod. Hasn't had an issue yet.

Same goes for stockpile location. Is "Capital Only" more performant than other settings?

Because I suppose Capital Only requires less calculations.

Mod doesn't have to take into account GDP of states and I guess Capital Only means there's only one hidden building per country.

In ASE settings : ASE I Goods Stockpiled by AI

Tooltip on "Military Only" says that it has major impact on performance, but other stock pile options such as All Goods or All Industrial doesn't say that, tooltips doesn't really fit and become unreadable " ... ".

Does all these AI stockpile options equally affect performance or would it be better to just allow Military stockpiles for the AI?

Greetings! what a great mod, I want more Chinese player used it so i have translated it inside V3 Chinese submod mod
would u make a line in description

Here is my Chinese localization. https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2880069248

Is there a version without all the customization options?
I mean, I appreciate it but there are 11 different game rules, and a decision that just never goes away.

Any chance you could make the "stockpiling of X" not be expanded by default? It adds a lot of extra scrolling when checking trade routes on goods.

Updated to version 1.1.4
– Added German translation by KushGene.

I have sent a pull request on the GitHub repo for German translation.

Not something I'm personally interested in but damn that's impressive you got this to work so well!

It looks like the game rules issue is not related to this mod after all, it seems to be a bug in the base game where game rules for mods get reset to defaults if you select them before selecting a game objective.

I can send a save game. Would you be able to work with me on the issue in Discord? (my server link on my YouTube channel page)

@zzzptm
Could you please send me a game save with the issue where market UI causes the game to slow down? I wasn't able to reproduce it myself.

Changing the game rules for which goods to stockpile by default for either the player or the AI does not seem to be working, it is always using the defaults (Military Only for player and Military + Most Industrial for AI).

amazing! to make this game complete!

Having good fun with it, made a tutorial video for the mod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJoZg6mmPSc

Thanks, much appreciated!

Updated to version 1.1.3
– Compatibility with Victoria 3 1.8.6

There seems to be some oddity with the right click menu, for example the right click to bolster/suppress interest groups has broken translations. This likely needs an update for 1.8.

Remove stockpiling isn't work.

For anyone curious: (seems to) work with 1.8, only issue I noticed is the fake building is missing its icon.
https://imgur.com/Q5az0U5

Absolutely amazing mod brother!

Great idea, it's confusing that there are no expenses for logistics - storage, maintenance, damage

Is this still work with 1.8?

@Dohaerās!
Ofc not :D

Did you get an offer to get hired by paradox?

@Anbeeld

You can use "every_market_goods" scope on "every_market" Scope to scope to mod created Goods (When Player or AI starts to use it, it will appear via every_market_goods).
Just add an scripted effect via an mod compatible "Monthy on_actions" (on_actions can call other on_actions without overwriting file, so you can create custom on_actions that causes no mod conflict)
scripted effect should check if there's any new good that isn't processed by Mod (maybe via "is_target_in_global_variable_list" trigger?) and than make Mod process that good.

@Dafigs
There's a game rule to remove this limit.

Sorry for the late response, I'm moving to another country and don't even have an access to my PC.

it use too many budget.

@Dafigs: While nothing would technically prevent this, I imagine, this is the case, yes.

Just wondering, your market stockpile for any one good can only save into the stockpile if the market balance is positive, correct?

@FG_Remastered Setting the Default Stockpile Capacity mid-game only allows you to change the Default Capacity, Saving Targets, and Spending Targets - but not the default Saving/Spending policy, which appears to only be available in the Game Options - thanks for pointing that out!

@Johnny Testickle: There should be. Open a random (non-state) good and open the submenu under the priority selection. There should be a set of buttons to apply settings to all goods.
Additionally, you can preset them with a game rule before you select a country.

Is there any way to set their save/spend policies from a single menu where you don't have to click each good individually and set their policies individually? Perhaps a single button to set all of them at once, or to add a set of buttons listed next to the good that lets you set them all from a unified menu, similar to how you can set your tariff policy for each good in the vanilla game from a single scroll-able menu as well?

It's dizzying to have to open the trade menu and click each good individually, and go back, and do it again, 43x times in a row whenever I need to change my save/spend policies.

Otherwise than that, I love this mod, it solves my biggest gripe with the game's market system!

Glad to be of help! (2500h btw)

@FG_Remastered Ohhhh now I got it, you are absolutely correct. I didnt know that (250 hrs btw). Well, in that case it makes sense. Thanks Anbeeld for the mod and FG for the explanation.

@Senju Bolsorama It was easy to do before 1.7 cause you could make government owned buildings pay all their profit directly to the budget, but now it's all tied to country level dividend modifier and I haven't seen any way to e.g. make a single building bypass that and use a 100% modifier instead just for itself.

Read my comment again. Gov building dividends are split between the treasury and the investment pool based on your laws. (100% treasury with command econ and 100% investment pool with laissez faire.)

Besides that, excellent mod!

@FG_Remastered The mod simulates stockpile through a building. This building pays dividends to the govt when selling items in stockpile. You can see it yourself in the income sheet