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Line 144: − − The result (''i.e.,'' <samp>num</samp>) of <code>random.Next(this.minHarvest, Math.Min(this.minHarvest + 1, this.maxHarvest + 1 + Game1.player.FarmingLevel / this.maxHarvestIncreasePerFarmingLevel))</code> is '''always the minHarvest''', for 2 reasons. − #Taking the <samp>Math.Min</samp> of (<samp>minHarvest + 1</samp>) and (<samp>this.maxHarvest + 1 + Game1.player.FarmingLevel / this.maxHarvestIncreasePerFarmingLevel</samp>) always results in (<samp>minHarvest + 1</samp>) − #<samp>random.Next</samp> uses an inclusive lower bound and an exclusive upper bound, so it is effectively calculating a random number between <samp>minHarvest</samp> and <samp>minHarvest</samp> − Therefore, as of v1.2, only 3 seeds always give more than one crop per harvest, and that number is equal to the minHarvest: − *Coffee Bean (433) -- 4 Beans − *Blueberry Seeds (481) -- 3 Blueberries − *Cranberry Seeds (493) -- 2 Cranberries − − An exception to this are [[Fiber Seeds]], which have a MinHarvest of 4 and a MaxHarvest of 7, meaning the crop produces on average 5.5 fiber.
→Chance for extra harvest: this has long been fixed.
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if (this.minHarvest > 1 || this.maxHarvest > 1)
if (this.minHarvest > 1 || this.maxHarvest > 1)
num = random.Next(this.minHarvest, Math.Min(this.minHarvest + 1, this.maxHarvest + 1 + Game1.player.FarmingLevel / this.maxHarvestIncreasePerFarmingLevel));
num = random.Next(this.minHarvest, Math.Max(this.minHarvest + 1, this.maxHarvest + 1 + Game1.player.FarmingLevel / this.maxHarvestIncreasePerFarmingLevel));
if (this.chanceForExtraCrops > 0.0)
if (this.chanceForExtraCrops > 0.0)
num *= 2;
num *= 2;
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The value in <samp>chanceForExtraCrops</samp> may add additional crops to a harvest, calculated independently of the other 3 variables. For example, each harvest of a Potato Seed (475) has ≈20% chance of yielding an extra potato, in addition to the one Potato given as standard harvest. Each harvest of a Blueberry Seed (481) has ≈2% chance of yielding an extra Blueberry, in addition to the 3 Blueberries given as standard harvest.
The value in <samp>chanceForExtraCrops</samp> may add additional crops to a harvest, calculated independently of the other 3 variables. For example, each harvest of a Potato Seed (475) has ≈20% chance of yielding an extra potato, in addition to the one Potato given as standard harvest. Each harvest of a Blueberry Seed (481) has ≈2% chance of yielding an extra Blueberry, in addition to the 3 Blueberries given as standard harvest.