Patch Notes
Versions and changes for The Distiller’s Path.
Development update · Management desk and production planningThis development update brings together the new management desk and fixes to purchasing, transactions and production planning. Checks of the action fan, stock panel and return navigation in the running game are pending. The next game update does not yet have a version number.Changed2Improved3Fixed8Show all changesHide changes
Changed
- Customer orders open their own view for requirements, quantities and the next available action.
- Management now uses a desk with selection on the left and details on the right. The action fan and top displays make room when a book or tool panel opens.
Improved
- Plan messages identify specific obstacles such as repairs, disabled purchases, insufficient storage or too few remaining cask uses.
- Additional queue passes run only when the planner starts new work. Repeated reservation and sales queries allocate less temporary memory.
- Prices, wages, yields and timers are retained based on the economy comparison. Documented model and compiler checks do not establish device performance or native save acceptance.
Fixed
- Paid partial sales now count towards revenue requirements for new product families and construction.
- A production plan can continue after its cask is exhausted by explicitly selecting a replacement or the machine’s default cask. Paid batches retain their conditions.
- Contract work selects a suitable equipped line; an earlier empty line no longer blocks a working alternative.
- Product unlocks, brand levels, house style and customer actions are protected against duplicate charges caused by nested event callbacks.
- New seasonal preorders account for the elapsed part of the current month. Existing delivery contracts keep their deadlines and prices.
- Base-spirit requirements and supplier discounts are calculated per actual batch. The proposed budget also covers the tested small single-bottle batches.
- Existing base spirit and paid work already in progress reduce further procurement requirements.
- Ageing outside the cask’s capability is explained and rejected before charging, rather than silently shortened after payment.