Perhaps a better and longer winded explaination of some game concepts slightly changed with the way that Crusade has changed Planetary Production.

When there was a planetary production wheel - you had three things you could do with Raw Production (still called Production in the XML files but now in Crusade it is sum of Production caused by Population plus any improvements - planetary resource tiles or buildings - that add to the Raw Production capability of the planet).

So you used to be able to "control" where the Raw Production was channeled:

A)  Planetary Economy (Gross Income)

B )  Manufacturing  (MaxManufacturing)

C)  Research

Then you had a SLIDER to determine whether the total amount of Manufacturing (MaxManufacturing) was directed:

1)  Social Manufacturing (Manufacturing) - improvements or projects to be produced on that planet

2)  Military Manufacturing (Military) - building ships in the associated shipyard

With Crusade it was decided that "Production Wheels" or +25 % bonuses to one of the three MaxProduction targets would be eliminated so now Production is split evenly and automatically into  Planetary Economy, Research, and Social Manufacturing, Military Manufacturing (if you have an associated shipyard). 

I have not tested to see if Raw Production splits evenly into the first three and then MaxManufacturing is further split evenly into Social and Military Manufacturing but I suspect that is how it is done.

I don't believe there is any splitting involved. It looks like you receive your entire Raw Production on each of the 4 outputs. For example, adding a planet as a sponsor to a shipyard, none of the other 3 outputs decline at all. So while Crusade greatly reduced the Raw Production generated from Pop (square root vs 1 for 1), the Raw Production applies to every output. This ;eads to a higher 'power curve' with lower pops (ie, 4 pop now generates 8 points of 'output') but diminishes as you increase pop (above 16 pop, you are losing output compare to pre-Crusade).

Correct.

Nutshell:

• ship production = raw production * ship production bonuses
• social production = raw production * social production bonuses
• research = raw production * research bonuses
• wealth = raw production * wealth bonuses

see the pattern?

For most factions, the only structure that benefits is the Deep Core Mine.

How can you tell what provides and adjacency bonus, and what can receive an adjacency bonus?

1) How does Social Construction affect the planet build queue? I'm not clear on this.

2) Also, does any tiles give a bonus to "All Construction?" I guess I'm lost because everything else, research, wealth, influence, etc. still seem to have bonus tiles.

Thanks

In case it's not already clear to everybody, social construction affects how fast you can build improvements on your planet.  As Ieiavoia said, the planet's build queue.

Leiavioa and Publius, could either of you explain further? I simply don't understand how a tile gives a bonus to the build queue. Let me explain my confusion. When you place the Central Computer on a research bonus tile, +1, +2 or +3 visibly appears. Obviously, I can understand that. However, when placing a factory over a Social Construction bonus tile, nothing appears. This is true for all improvements I've tried EXCEPT the Deep Core Mine, which I understand actually benefits from the bonus. So where does that +1, +2 or +3 go? Does it exist? Is it wasted? Does the build queue simply speed up?

Thanks for any clarification guys.

When you place a factory ("All Construction Improvement" as is the subtitle of the improvement under its name "Factory") on, say, a "Geothermal Springs" tile which gives +2 to Social construction for improvements built on then tile nothing happens, the bonus is wasted because the game treats "All construction" <> "Social construction". It's a if you had built the factory on a normal tile without bonuses whatsoever.

When you place a Deep Core Mine ("Social Construction Improvement" as subtitel) on said Geothermal Springs the Deep Core Mine will get the bonus of +2 levels what translates directly into +2 additional social construction (to which all already present and future percentage bonuses from other improvements and effects are added).

Playing only the Onyx since 2.2 so far, the Deep Core is the only Social Construction improvement I have seen apart from some of the improvements you can get from colonization events like Precursor Fabricator-P.

Edit: ok, Publius beat me

If you mean why are there no tile bonuses that give "All Construction" in addition to "Social Construction" and "Ship Construction", I don't know.  The developers would have to answer.

There is certainly a point to building up your worlds as manufacturing planets.  Put down a space elevator and surround it with factories and you boost both your social and ship manufacturing.  Add a starport and surround it with factories and your ship manufacturing will increase greatly.

Yes along with other changes to Crusade - most if not all of the Leveling bonuses for buildings in ImprovementDefs.XML needs to be changed to affect MaxManufacturing (all Construction) instead of just Manufacturing (Social).  I am not sure how the neighboring bonus command works now since I don't think MaxManufacturing can be used there (treated as invalid at least as of 2.13 patch).  You have similar problem with Economy bonuses - most buldings bonus GrossIncome but neighboring bonus is for Wealth only.

I have noticed that the game now displays the number of bonuses in the top part of the income now but only after the adjacent building has actually been built.

Not sure if anyone else already mentioned this, but here goes

All Construction adjacencies will give a bonus to every Manufacturing type (All, Social, Ship).  All Construction buildings will only gain a bonus from All.

The exception is the Slave Pit (and upgrades) which claims to be All Construction, but actually gains from Social and Research as well.  I think that's just a bug in the tooltip text.