Every Compat (Wood Good)

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[๐Ÿž]: Parquets (Hearth & Home) don't have a preferred tool

Numerosityy opened this issue ยท 5 comments

commented

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Version

1.20.1

Loader

Fabric

EveryCompat Version

1.20-2.6.15

Moonlight Lib Version

1.20-2.8.56

Issue with mods

Hearth & Home - any version (Fabric, at least)

Issue Detail

Hearth and Home's Parquet Blocks take unusually long to break with an axe (I tested with a few different variants of the blocks, I believe it's consistent with every variant). This should not be the case.

I'm guessing the correct tool has not been defined for the block. It takes the same amount of time to break each block regardless of the tool being used.

The issue might exist with Sanded Wood as well, although I haven't tested it as thoroughly. Would look into it.

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commented

Interesting.

The Stone Axe has a shorter time than the Wooden Axe to break a block. Gold Axs have a shorter time than the Stone Axe. We know how it works, right?
Is it the vanilla axe you are using for testing? Or it doesn't matter which axe is from any mods or vanilla?

commented

I don't believe it matters which kind of axe you're using. The reason I noticed the bug is it took way longer to break an Every Compat Parquet than a Hearth & Home Parquet with an axe. Also, it took the same time to break regardless of tool.

commented

alright, I'll check the code.

EDIT:
OK, it looks like I need to investigate this.

commented

Also, the blocks don't spread fire

commented

I checked Forge and they are fine. but I didn't realize the Fabric side needs to be checked, too. it turned out they don't have the tag, <tag:blocks:minecraft:mineable/axe>

that's the cause. It's an easy fix.