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==Restoration==
I'm slightly confused about sleeping energy restoration. On [[Day Cycle]] page it says the player awakens with ''about 50% if they sleep right before 2am'', while on [[Energy]] it says ''After retiring exhausted at 1:50AM, the player awakens with 12.5% of maximum energy''. So how exactly does the 50% reduction for exhaustion work? --[[User:IBugOne|IBugOne]] ([[User talk:IBugOne|talk]]) 12:57, 21 March 2021 (UTC)
I'm slightly confused about sleeping energy restoration. On [[Day Cycle]] page it says the player awakens with ''about 50% if they sleep right before 2am'', while on [[Energy]] it says ''After retiring exhausted at 1:50AM, the player awakens with 12.5% of maximum energy''. So how exactly does the 50% reduction for exhaustion work? --[[User:IBugOne|IBugOne]] ([[User talk:IBugOne|talk]]) 12:57, 21 March 2021 (UTC)
== Energy Restoration ==
== Energy Restoration ==
I was curious on what the restoration rates for the spa and multiplayer bed were, so I dug through the decompiled source code.
I was curious on what the restoration rates for the spa and multiplayer bed were, so I dug through the decompiled source code.
I found the related code and discovered the rates.
I found the related code and discovered the rates.
I was considering adding a "Restoration" header right after "Leveling Up" that would have the information on the spa and multiplayer beds.
I was considering adding a "Restoration" header right after "Leveling Up" that would have the information on the spa and multiplayer beds.
The related source code could go under it too in collapsible fields.
The related source code could go under it too in collapsible fields.
[[User:QtheConqueror|QtheConqueror]] ([[User talk:QtheConqueror|talk]]) 15:28, 2 April 2021
:You can make the section, but the code doesn't need to be placed on the page, you can use [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Cite reference format] to state the name of the class/method where the calculations can be found. One example is on the [[Fishing]] page, I'm sorry it's not the most simple example, but it does show the syntax. All you have to do is say "See <tt>class::method</tt> in the game code" in the reference. Thanks! [[User:Margotbean|margotbean]] ([[User talk:Margotbean|talk]]) 19:38, 2 April 2021 (UTC)