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HarvestingModifier

Mod worked fine up until I tried moving to Steel made tools. So far worked fine with tools made of Granite, Copper, Basalt and Iron for both Mining, Gathering and Harvesting.

Tool hardness multiplier seen dont work with mining. harvest is work fine.

Additionally from your settings it looks like the drops can only be multiplied by 10x, so you could have gotten just a single log that dropped which would have dropped 10 logs total.

So the calculation is done based on the material of the tool versus the material of the object you are breaking. It could be you are chopping down a tree or something with a higher hardness.

I need help for setting. Here is my setting now:

## Multiplier for drops from flooring and mining.
# Setting type: Int32
# Default value: 0
DropMultiplier = 2

## Hardness of Tool affects droprate.
# Setting type: Boolean
# Default value: false
EnableHardness = true

[HardnessSettings]

## How low can the multiplier go with hardness?
# Setting type: Int32
# Default value: 1
MinMultiplier = 1

## How high can the multiplier get with hardness?
# Setting type: Int32
# Default value: 10
MaxMultiplier = 10

## How much of an effect hardness has on multiplier
# Setting type: Double
# Default value: 1.05
HardnessScale = 2

It is working. But if I use the iron axe to to chop down an oak tree, I get 16 oak wood logs.
If I use Ether axe to chop down the same tree, I only get 10 oak wood logs. Harder material should get more wood right? What is wrong here?

Yeah, I don't have it distinguish between tools at the moment. If I come back to this, I may fix that.

One problem, hammer are multiplying materials when it breaks thing.

Thank you!

No problem, here's how hardness works:
Math.Floor(multiplier * Math.Pow(HardnessScale.Value, (toolhardness / blockhardness)))

Basically the harder your tool is compared to what you are mining, you get a higher multiplier.

@Weasel , Thank you for the great mod. Could you clarify how does HardnessScale affect stuff? Is the the hardness of the tool used? or Hardness of the material harvested and how does the default 1.05 scale to it. Thanks In advance.