The former per-building Program model, succeeded by current class-wide Work Orders with capped destinations and Stockpile output.

Building Routing

Building Routing was Rodent Farm's earlier per-building Program model. Its modern counterpart is the Work Order, which directs a producer class toward a named civic, delivery, or craft destination.

Status
Historical per-building routing model.
Current counterpart
Class-wide Work Orders.
Visible Board cards
Up to three: civic, delivery, and craft.
Unmatched output
Stockpile.

Class-wide orders

The Work Order Board presents one civic destination, one delivery destination, and one optional craft destination. An order names a producer class rather than an individual building, allowing all eligible producers in that class to contribute.

Allocation

Every order states its cap, such as up to 20 Acorns from any Acorn Patch, and sends that amount to its named destination. Faster eligible producers contribute a proportionally larger share, while remaining output continues to the Stockpile.

Before processing begins, cancellation returns accepted inputs once. A completed batch follows the normal Apply path. Work Order allocation describes the current cap and contribution behavior.

Legacy name

Program remains a former name for a class-wide Work Order destination. It helps connect earlier building-routing terminology with the Board's present-day categories.

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