The VIP Order Manager offers the farmer VIP orders consisting of several products to be delivered.
Update 1.3.1
Correction of the invisible column headers
Minor adjustments to the configuration
Update 1.3.0
A target location can now be marked (hotspot)
Animal orders are now supported (sale takes place automatically at 8 a.m. when the requested age is reached; health of the animals must be at least 75%)
French translation completed (thanks to BOB51160)
Update 1.2.0
Support for MaizePlus
Probabilities for the use of specific fill types
Translation into Russian (thanks to Gonimy-Vetrom)
Update 1.1.1
Fixed problems with own selling stations and productions
Update 1.1.0
Consideration of already own animal husbandries and productions
first smal multiplayer adjustments (not yet multiplayer compatible)
For each product with explicit specification of the quantity to be delivered and the destination. In addition to the current VIP order, the next three VIP orders to follow can also be seen.
However, only the current order can be delivered.
With CTRL right + O the current order is displayed for a few seconds. ALT right + O displays the overview of all VIP Orders.
In this view, you can also cancel the current VIP Order for a fee for the partial orders that have not yet been fulfilled.
With each VIP Order, the current level is increased and thus also the number of individual orders contained and the quantities to be delivered are increased and the revenues are reduced.
The area owned is also taken into account in the calculation. As the level increases, more products are also taken into account.
Since I prefer to play with small fields myself, the calculation is optimised for this.
Already with FS19, I had started to develop the VIP Order Manager to represent something like campaigns. I wanted to make the game a little more interesting,
by telling me what I have to grow.
Multiplayer is currently not supported.
I would also like to thank all the other modders whose mods have given me many ideas and solutions over the time.
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