Sub-Queues (Build Lists) for the build Queues

I understand how you mean the first part, but the problem is that I want it to build that very strategic resource heavy wonder first instead of many 5 reasource each improvements that'll delay the wonder over 20 turns and then someone else build it first. I hope that helps you understand what I meant with it, if we'd add an aditional safe resources for this build first priority list and a use resources on those systems first priority list, then those 3 lists or that one 3 (rather 4 due to 3 being the orders and 1 what is in that order) dimensional array (only important if you want to know how to programm it, also possible are 3 1 dimensional arrays or 1 3 dimensional array for build, order, priority and one 1 dimensional array for order of sytems) would become to complicated for most to use...

I would make that list always in form of a dummy system that can opened through some menue, due to it being the most intuitive way to set those things in an order and it wouldn't require much programming due to: copy paste a system, remove all fidsi, remove all planets, unlock all tecs, load list into auto AI or new systems as it fits.

ps. now I finally start to think that this could have a chance, but the priority problem needs a solution still

also you've got my name wrong

ps. wonders would only need to be on the list so that the list knows that it's waiting for them to be build or buildable before it uses resources on other things

oh and for the system order it could suffice if they could be classified as low important, normal importand, high important and probably critical (and resources would be safed for higher importancy classes first)

Or you could accomplish the same thing by creating multiple build lists. One with solely industry as a resource, one with Hyperium/Titanium included, etc. 

You still have complete control because now you create the lists. When you queue a list of say, 4 improvements, it's no different than adding them currently, except you don't need to queue resources (theoretically) until you get to that item. If you don't have the resources, that item is skipped. This doesn't turn the human player into an AI in any way. Maybe only one strategic resource is rare in your empire - leave those items out of the build lists. Or only use build lists with solely industry requiring improvements... or don't even use them at all - nothing about this requires taking anything away from the player. You can continue to micromanage as much as you want.

If you're a situation such as you suggest - "now I want to make the system in enemy territory very strong, especially influence wise for pressure reasons and to possibly convert other systems later" - then I would suggest you use a buyout mechanic to bring it to the fore in a couple turns. If you're attention is that strongly focused on an isolated system surrounded by hotile influence then you're likely going to manage that system very intently.

"I want it to epecially get the percentage influence building that takes some strategic resources but as I have the other one for longer it tries to build it there first, even though it's pretty much useless and I can't afford 2 of them, so I have to wait until I get enough resources again." Besides the fact that I don't believe there is a unique improvement that increases influence area for a system, having a percentage system or preferential ranking system for system queues and the allocation of strategic resources completely changes how resources are allocated. Currently they're taken from an accumulated amount and spent on things the player has chosen (mostly ships and improvements). I wouldn't know where to begin to implement this idea and rework resources, but it sounds like turning the player into an AI, which you said you didn't want to do. Basically I come back to - don't queue a unique improvement in a system you don't want it built in.

There are two but both not uniqe, still they take some rarer resources: 25 antimatter or 25 quadrinix and I'm normally low on those, well probably not on quadrinix anymore due to the rebalancing that I can't speed up my fleets that much anymore... Also in the playthrough that I took as example the most, I've used heroes to increase my system maximum, so I nearly exclusively used dust to buy more and faction affinity was gene hunter so I can't use influence for buyout, that would also not make much sense because my population generates enough industry to build most before I have full ownership and I still want everything buildable build on the bad system, just later than the good ones. Mostly I was in a war and system take for break cycle with 2 to 4 alliances and have easily ofer 6 new sytems to improve at the same time. But this shouldn't be about why I want/need this or how to manualy get around, this should be about the technical possibility of getting this theoretical new tool to not waste strategic resources where it's not wanted. Because if I still have to go through all systems manually, then I'm back to my over 1 hour turns that can reach up to multiple hours... (and yes, that's the for me way to comon situation where I wish for such a tool)

The idea with the two lists is good but I'd forget what systems I used what list on, so it helps but doesn't erase the problem completely and the skipping only amplifies the having to check all systems again if it doesn't try again automatically.

It'd still be good as the base idea of starting a new system with base improvements, so I'm not saying that it'd be useless or such, it's still a good idea. (had to write this because all my comments together feel a bit to negative and that's not what I try to say)

I agree completly; that would actually make things... well; not exactly easier or anything; just comfortable!
Less clicking all over the place to set your desired custom queue or whatever it may be.

And this shouldn't actually be too hard to do either.

I recently got into the Endless universe so I havn't started modding etc yet (if it's even possible to touch game-'settings' like that when modding.

Anyays +1