Oxidization System

Oxidization Factors

If the block is in a biome tagged with c:is_wet, it gets +1. If the biome is tagged in c:is_dry, then it gets a point of -1. If no tag is specified, then no points are added or removed.
If the block next to the sides or above can see the sky, the block is considered exposed and will add one point to its oxidization process.
If the block is exposed and the world is raining, then another point is added to the exposed point, making a total of +2 points.
If the block is next to or below a fluid block or is it's self is a fluid source, it will be considered damp and obtain +1 point.

Point Calculation

Once the factors are checked, they will first test if the points are above 0. If above 0, then the points are used as a maximum value for a random integer, which is then used in the oxidization timer for the blocks. For example, the return value is 1~P, where P is the value for which the points are considered.

Let's say the block is exposed and the world is raining; this gives 2 points. We then find ourselves in a dry biome, which brings the point down to 1. The value of which the oxidization happens is now going to oxidize 1~1, so it will always be on a 1 to 1 ratio of oxidizing. Now, let's consider the biome is wet rather than dry. We now have 3 points, so the value will be 1~3. A random value will be between 1 and 3 each tick, which will randomize but also control the speed at which the block will oxidize.

One last example of how it would is if the block is in a biome not in a tag or is a dry biome, let's also say that no other conditions return true, this would leave the point -1, of which the value for the timer will return 0, hence preventing oxidization from happening.