All adult dwarves, regardless of labor settings, can move goods to the depot. This is also true of the merchant's wares.Īfter selecting items and exiting the screen, jobs will be queued to move the items to the depot. Items stored in bags/barrels can only be traded as a whole. Items stored in bins can be traded individually once they have been brought to the trading depot. To bring them to the trading depot, you must select the entire container. For instance, if all of your gems are stored in a wooden bin, no "gem" category will appear in the move goods menu the gems will be found under "bins." It is not possible to move these items individually. Items stored in bins, bags or barrels will be shown under the category of their respective containers, not under the category of the items themselves. By changing this option, all iron items will be shown. For example, if your mayor has a mandate banning the export of iron, this screen will hide bins that contain iron items. By pressing m, it will change to Ignoring mandates, and you can select banned items for export.
The move to depot screen will not show things that violate an export mandate. Also shown is the culling on mandate option. This is convenient if you want to export all your prepared meals or finished goods. If you have particular items you want to sell to the caravan, you can search for it. This is where you select what items you want to trade with the caravan. This screen menu is similar to the stocks menu ( z - Stocks). G: This command becomes active when a caravan arrives on your map. Click on the depot to gain access to the following options: If inaccessible during the arrival of the caravan, it will cause the wagons to bypass your location. Wagons park next to the trade depot and need a parking space of 3×4 adjacent to the depot.įorbidding the trade depot (by forbidding any material used to construct it) will make it inaccessible to traders.
Bridges can serve as an alternative for tracks. Boulders can be removed by smoothing ( v- m) or constructing and removing a wall. Warning: If the map has an extremely large amount of trees (Heavily Forested) there may not be any way for the caravan to get to your depot, unless you chop down a path for the wagons.Īlso note that traps will block wagon access (although not merchants with pack animals), so you cannot easily use them to defend your depot.īoulders (the natural kind) and tracks also block wagons. If you are trying to constrain wagons to a certain path, only the desired path should be accessible. For a tile to be “Wagon accessible” it must be navigable between both the tile and the depot *and* the tile and the map edge. There is no visual indicator of wagon accessibility.
Graphically, the left side of the depot will show the visitor merchants' trade goods, while the right side shows items the player is setting up to trade. The visiting merchant(s) always stands at the upper side of the center table of the depot, while the player's broker stands at the opposide lower side. Should they be deconstructed, the depot itself generates an implied walkable floor. They can be built on top of constructed floors and walls, allowing you to make a trade depot which is elevated above the surrounding land. There must be at least 10 spaces between the depot and the edge of the map. the first material created or imported on your map, by chronological order. Three materials must be used to build the trade depot, with the oldest* material chosen serving as the main material to determine color and "material" as labeled the color is visible immediately upon confirming the construction order. Trade depots can be created from almost any building material. Please view the Bugs section for details.Ī trade depot is a building that allows you to engage in trading with the caravans that arrive at your fortress. This feature has one or more outstanding bugs.
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