Open Production Orders on the right of the HUD to manage the unit queue in Ashes of the Singularity II. Check the pipeline producing the unit you need, then mark that order as priority to move it to the front. Pause a different order if you want to stop its resource use and allow other work to proceed.
Find the order in the right pipeline
The developer’s production feedback update describes the Production Orders panel as an overview of production across your regions. Pipelines for facility types such as Armories, Barracks, Motor Pools, and Airfields show the units in their queues. Inspect the relevant pipeline for active and total factories, its current production rate, and upcoming orders.
In the detailed order list, look for the unit and check its assigned army. Active orders appear at the top, which helps you separate the current work from orders waiting behind it.
Choose priority or pause
| Your goal | Action | Effect in the documented interface |
|---|---|---|
| Get a specific unit built sooner | Mark its order as priority | It moves to the front of its own pipeline |
| Stop spending on an order you can delay | Pause that order | It stops consuming production resources, allowing other queued orders to advance |
An order’s priority is scoped to its own pipeline. For example, prioritizing an Armory order moves it ahead of other Armory orders. It does not move an Airfield order.
Review what your change accomplished
After changing the queue, check the active order and confirm it serves the army you intended. If the right unit is active but progress is still slow, look at the matching pipeline’s current rate and facilities rather than repeatedly changing priorities. On a large map, check the destination as well. A unit may finish production and still have a trip to reach its army.
FAQ
Where is Production Orders?
The developer update places the panel on the right of the HUD.
Does priority affect every production queue?
Priority moves the selected order to the front of its own production pipeline.
Does pause still spend resources?
The developer update states that paused orders stop using production resources and let other orders move forward.