Resources

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Resources are a core component of Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic, as it's even in the name. Almost everything in Workers & Resources requires resources to function, and if playing without unlimited money, resources are needed to export for money or construct infrastructure without using money. Almost all resources fall into one of four categories – aggregates, open storage resources, warehouse resources, and liquids – with the remainder being misc. resources that do not fall into any of these categories (i.e., meats, livestock, asphalt, and concrete). Meat and livestock require their own storage and transportation, while asphalt and concrete cannot be stored and must instead be manufactured on demand and transported via dump trucks and mixer trucks, respectively.

Resource deposits are only visible on the minimap if the required technology has been researched or the game was started with research disabled. Coal, iron and oil require the Geological Mapping technology to be visible. Uranium requires the Uranium Mining Techniques technology to be visible. Bauxite requires the Bauxite Exploration Study technology to be visible.

Aggregates

Stored in aggregate storage, transported in dump trucks, and via conveyor belts.

Open storage resources

Stored in open storage, transported in open hull trucks, and via industry connections and forklifts.

Warehouse resources

Stored in warehouses, transported in covered hull trucks, and via industry connections and forklifts.

Liquids

Stored in tanks, transported in oil tank trucks, and via pipelines.

Fertiliser & waste

Stored in Dumps, transported in Waste trucks and via factory connections.

Other resources

Production and consumption