What does each setting do?

Account-wide

Enables or pauses automatic main task cycles. Raid, training and construction permissions are checked separately for each village.

Separately scheduled attacks, resource evacuation and other background jobs have their own switches. This is not a stop-all control.

Account-wide

The minimum and maximum delay between main task cycles, in minutes. The next time is chosen within this range rather than at a fixed minute.

The maximum must not be below the minimum. Night settings, breaks and the duration of ongoing work may affect the actual start time.

Account-wide

Start and end times for night behaviour. The interval may cross midnight. Setting both times to the same hour disables the night interval.

The chosen interval is protected on six nights per week. On one exception night, the entire interval may shift by up to 20 minutes either way. The exception day changes by week.

Account-wide

Controls main task frequency at night: 0% pauses normal main cycles; 100% uses the daytime interval. A low positive value increases the delay between cycles.

This is not a success probability. It does not change separate night permissions for raids, evacuation, adventures or village construction.

Account-wide

Schedules an earlier main task cycle after the estimated construction finish time. It is not a separate operation that only clicks a build button.

Resources and an available game construction slot are still required. It can bypass the normal night pause for main cycles, but each village's night construction permission still applies.

Selected village only

Allows the main cycle to process this village's construction queue, including new buildings and upgrades.

Turning it off does not delete the queue or cancel construction already running in the game. Building at night also requires the village's night construction permission.

Selected village only

Allows this village's construction queue to be processed during the night interval. Construction automation must also be enabled.

This does not start a cycle by itself. A 0% night setting pauses normal main cycles; an enabled construction-finish alarm may trigger separately.

It does not enable other villages, raids or troop training. Existing construction keeps running; resources and an available game construction slot are still required.

Selected village only

Enables automatic troop training for this village. Positive unit quantities are sent as training requests; units set to 0 are not requested.

Resources and the appropriate buildings are required. Other tasks may continue while training runs; the troops are not ready immediately.

Selected village only

The quantity requested per training attempt, not a target total to keep in the village. Set it to 0 to skip this unit.

Troop training must be enabled. A storage-based multiplier can increase the amount. Settlers also require the game's expansion and culture-point conditions to be met.

Selected village only

Maps the troop fields to this village's tribe. Choosing the wrong tribe may target the wrong unit fields; select the tribe you play in the game.

Selected village only

Uses this village's configured farm-list address during a task cycle, with the troops saved in the game's lists.

The separate raid-cycle switch is checked independently. This option alone does not switch off every raid feature.

Account-wide

Allows the separate raid cycle and oasis raids to run at night. Their respective raid switches must also be enabled.

It does not enable village construction or resource evacuation during an attack.

Account-wide

Allows resource evacuation during an attack to run at night. It does nothing on its own if evacuation is disabled.

Upgrading a resource field during an attack also requires that village's night construction permission. This does not remove the night restriction for troop evasion.