User contributions

20 April 2020

• Crops

  Undo revision 99437 by Margotbean (talk) random.Next(1, 4) yields values in the range 1-3. This is assigned to num1, which then has 1 subtracted from it in the for loop that creates the seeds.

  23:42

• Crops

  Sunflower: 0-2 seeds dropped per sunflower plant. Users on Talk:Sunflower agree, and this is still true for the 1.4 update. Can confirm by looking at the code in Crop::harvest.

  22:15

26 December 2019

• Rice Shoot

  Stages

  16:20

  -180

• Unmilled Rice

  Min or max harvest must be > 1 for maxHarvestIncreasePerFarmingLevel to take effect. Rice's mix and max are both 1. Testing also did not support an additional 50% chance to get an extra unmilled rice at level 10 farming.

  16:17

  -179

23 December 2019

• Sunflower Seeds

  0-2 sunflower seeds dropped per sunflower plant. Users on Talk:Sunflower agree, and this is still true for the 1.4 update. Can confirm by looking at the code in Crops::harvest.

  15:41

7 December 2019

• Keg Productivity - Artisan

  A day has 1600 minutes of processing time now. Updated values to match this. Feel free to round or truncate? decimal places in the g/day column.

  18:06

  -191

2 December 2019

• Keg Productivity - Tiller

  Going off the patch notes, a day has 1600 minutes of processing time now. Updated values to match this. Feel free to round or truncate? decimal places in the g/day column.

  02:59

  -174

1 December 2019

• Keg Productivity

  Going off the patch notes, a day has 1600 minutes of processing time now. Updated values to match this. Feel free to round or truncate? decimal places in the g/day column.

  21:38

  -192

30 November 2019

• Sunflower

  0-2 sunflower seeds dropped per sunflower plant. Users on the Talk:Sunflower agree, and this is still true for the 1.4 update. Can confirm by looking at the code in Crops::harvest.

  02:44

• Luck

  Luck can double the number of crops harvested for all crops except those that need a scythe to be harvested. See Talk:Luck for more info.

  00:57

  -71

3 October 2019

• Potato

  If my math is right, then the formula is the sum of n(0.2^n-0.2^n-1) from n=1 to infinity. This equals 0.25 (I just plugged it into WolframAlpha.com).

  01:32

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