Embark on an immersive adventure within an expansive, futuristic realm where endless possibilities await. Engage in thrilling player-versus-player (PVP), player-versus-environment (PVE), and cooperative gameplay modes in this science fiction sandbox. Establish and oversee thriving colonies on otherworldly planets, while enlisting AI survivors possessing distinct personalities and abilities. Unleash your creativity through crafting, construction, mining, and farming activities, or equip your electric death rifle to greet your fellow inhabitants. To gain an edge on your extraordinary odyssey, consult our comprehensive Farworld Pioneers Stockpiles guide for valuable insights on advantageous stocks.
Farworld Pioneers Stockpiles Guide
Welcome to our Farworld Pioneers Stockpiles Guide. Minimal idea of how these work, according to we’ve been dealing with them for a while.
Stockpiles
Stockpiles are free, so you can dump them wherever you need them.
NPCs wont move anything anywhere or work without having one available (I think.)
- You can name them individually (1).
- You can manage what stockpiles get used, where the higher numbered piles are filled first (2).
- You can choose what items colonists put in, as well as what gets automatically placed into it from your inventory (3).
- You can take everything in a stockpile (4),
- and place relevantly filtered items into your stockpile (5).
NPCs WILL NOT take anything out of a stockpile if you change the filters. It will sit there until it’s hauled or taken manually. A better way to properly filter out a stockpile is to take everything from it, set the filters, then use give all. This wont take things from your hot bar, and you can still manually place things that don’t meet the filter requirements, so be careful there.
This is what the stockpile looks like with the previous setting turned on after hitting Give All. Again, notice that the hot bar items haven’t been removed. I also edited in a ridiculously small image in the lower right corner of an old screenshot I took from a game when I was like, 12 years old.
You can also keep NPCs from using stockpiles you specify. Idk what search range is. Possibly a set distance NPCs you can raise or lower that NPCs are willing to bring stuff to it.
