Cargo Ships and Foreign Trade [DISCONTINUED, CHECK DESCRIPTION]

USE THE LINK BELOW IF YOU WANT TO A MORE UPDATED VERSION AS I AM NOT MAINTAINING THIS ANYMORE https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2670609971 ================================================================================== This is a work-in-progress proof-of-concept external trade route system where you send cargo ships from one of your planets to another planet owned by another playable empire for mutual benefits based on the planets' pop jobs. Need minerals really badly? Send a trade route to a friendly mining world with a lot of miners. Food? Find a friendly agri-world with a lot of farmers. You know the drill. Main Features Cargo Ships are ships that will be used for loading cargo in between planets involved in its trade route. Foreign Trade Routes give planets resources based on the pop jobs of each pop for a short while when a planet gets cargo from a cargo fleet. The cargo amount is based on the pop jobs of the destination planet and vice-versa. There is a cap (~1 million-ish) for each resource gain. To set up a trade route: You must have the Colonial Centralization tech. Once you meet the above requirements, use the planetary decision "Add a Trade Route". This decision requires a planet with 20 pops with a job and 5+ buildings on it. A unmergeable fleet of one cargo ship will spawn. Send the same fleet to another playable empire's planet. You will get a notification that you finished setting up the trade route. If you want to trade with an AI empire, they must have +25 or more opinion on you. If you are a Gestalt Consciousness empire, only empires that you have a Non-Aggression Pact/Defensive Pact/Federation with can be traded with. The fleet will now automatically move to and from both target planets. Modifiers will pop up for both planets based on the number and type of pop jobs of both planets. Check the Trade Hub planetary feature of all involved planets you have a trade route with for more information. Once the trade route makes one