Hardness and harvest level doesn't correspond

[Saturn1B]

Issue description

I've tried creating a new block of gold variant, set it's hardness value at 3 and harvest level at 2, the same as gold block, but I can still mine it with a wooden axe and much more quickly than it should be.

How to reproduce this issue?

1 - Create a project in mcreator 2023.1 with fabric generator for 1.19.2
2 - Create a new block
3 - Set it's hardness value and and harvest level in properties
4 - Save mod element
5 - Run client
6 - Constat

Operating system

Windows

Details

Mcreator version 2023.1
Generator for Fabric 1.19.2 - 0.67.1

Example workspace

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18t65xbcf8V066F08OkYbHYiqc_s1GLod/view?usp=sharing

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[Katalijst]

@Goldorion Does the same for me, I don't see any code generated related to the "Tool harvest level".
Tested on version 1.9.7

[purejosh]

This was present in my previous report #387, and it's still present in 1.9.9. Just realized my new mod will be completely pointless to release, since it relies on mining levels to prevent progression jumps.

[purejosh]

Additionally, I did sanity check this in Forge, and it operates with no issues. Probably a simple syntax error in the block's java file.

[Goldorion]

This was present in my previous report #387, and it's still present in 1.9.9. Just realized my new mod will be completely pointless to release, since it relies on mining levels to prevent progression jumps.

If you have the fix, you're welcome to open a PR (even if I have an idea to improve a little bit the system I think)

[purejosh]

If I have some free time this weekend, I'll take a look at it. 👍

[purejosh]

Mining levels in Fabric are controlled via tags.
https://fabricmc.net/wiki/tutorial:mining_levels

[Goldorion]

And this is how it's done in the generator too.

[purejosh]

I was able to fix it. The tag folder you're putting the .json into is incorrect.

If you're using needs_diamond_tool.json, it goes in \src\main\resources\data\minecraft\tags\blocks.
If you're using needs_tool_level_N.json, it goes in \src\main\resources\data\fabric\tags\blocks.

The needs_tool_level_N tag needs to be in blocks, not in mineable. Moving the files from \src\main\resources\data\fabric\tags\blocks\mineable up one directory to \src\main\resources\data\fabric\tags\blocks and reloading the game fixed the issue.

I submitted a PR to update the yaml, to get the right directory for the tag. 🙂

[purejosh]

In block.definition.yaml:

  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=0
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_0.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=1
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_1.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=2
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_2.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=3
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_3.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=4
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_4.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=5
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_5.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=6
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_6.json"
  - template: block/mineable_level_tag.json.ftl
    writer: json
    variables: level=7
    name: "@RESROOT/data/fabric/tags/blocks/needs_tool_level_7.json"

[bombaatomowa123456]

does it happen on 1.19.2 please tell me