Empire

Works out the growth plan and shows it in the card. When it is off, the bot calculates nothing.

On: when a lane of a planet is free (buildings, lifeform buildings and research, research, shipyard) the bot queues the next step of the plan. Off: the plan is advice and you queue the steps with the + queue button. The items you queue yourself always come first.

Adds a queue for buildings, research, ships, defences and Lifeform buildings and research, moons included. The bot starts them one after another as soon as resources are enough, using the real costs read from the game. Buildings, research and Lifeforms start from the Empire page, on any planet, without changing planet or page, new colonies included; the bot visits a planet only for ships and defences, or when the Empire page cannot be read. The queue has four lanes, one for each kind of work OGame can run at the same time: Buildings, Lifeform buildings, Lifeform research and Research. A row of tabs (badge, number of items and a status dot) picks the lane to show, remembered for each planet. At the top of each lane you see what OGame is really doing now (name, level, countdown), even if the bot did not start it; in progress appears only on the item the game is building, the others say waiting: lane busy with… or queued, and a free lane says so and leads to Packages. On the left the timers box says, for every planet and every lane, what is in progress or waiting, what is missing and how long until it is enough. The planet queue on the right scrolls inside its box when there are many items; it has arrows for the order inside the lane, an X to remove an item, the ✕ next to the planet name that clears the whole planet queue (after confirmation; whatever OGame is already building keeps going) and, on the items waiting for resources, the Transport resources button, which picks the planet that can spare them, shows you what leaves and with how many ships and sends the transport once you confirm. The X on a level also removes the higher levels of the same building, which cannot be built without it; the confirmation says how many. The Packages button on the Resources, Lifeforms, Research and Lifeform research pages offers ready-made packages: Resources (Planet start, Mines up to 25/22/20, Defences, Robotics and nanites, Research lab), Research (Expeditions, Economy, Fleet, Espionage and Combat, with their requirements) and Lifeforms (the buildings of your race: Base, Research, Population, Planet bonus; and the upgrade of the research chosen in the slots). The levels start from the real ones read on the page. A package already built, or all in the queue, turns grey with «Already done»; a half-done one says how many items are missing and adds only those. Each one asks for confirmation and is added at the end of the queue. Activities have an order: fleet save, transports and colony supply, expeditions, queue, anomalies, attacks. Without premium the queue works on all planets and moons, up to 3 items per planet; with premium there is no limit, with parallel lanes, colony supply, packages and automatic development.

With the queue on, when metal, crystal or deuterium reaches 95% of capacity, the bot puts the matching storage at the top of that planet's queue, because a full storage stops the mine.

With the queue on, when the planet's energy is negative and the next build is a mine (or a building stopped by energy), the bot puts the next solar plant level in front.

With the queue on, when a planet's build queue is empty the bot queues the next mine or solar plant by itself, keeping metal, crystal, deuterium and energy balanced. It stops once the base economy is up. With the queue working from the Empire page it reads the levels there and starts the mine without visiting the planet, so a colony with an empty queue does not stay still (solar plant first when energy is negative, then crystal and deuterium behind metal, up to level 30). Premium. Off by default: turn it on yourself together with the queue.