[MOD 0.12.x] Multiplied Minables

[Bokrug]

Description:

• Multiplies the amount of ore received from mining by x2, x5, or x10. Just in case you thought the game was too slow.
  Requested by a redditor and made possible by prg.

Details:

• Name: Multiplied Minables
  Catagory: Convinience
  MOD Version: 0.1.0
  Factorio Version: 0.12.x
  License: MIT

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Ore x2

Ore x5

Ore x10

[mooklepticon]

Someone on Reddit was just asking about something like this!

[Bokrug]

Someone on Reddit was just asking about something like this!

I saw that and decided to to take a shot at it.

[mooklepticon]

Someone on Reddit was just asking about something like this!

I saw that and decided to to take a shot at it.

You are a good human.

[SoulForge]

Can support be added for mods that add ores like bobs?

I tried to add to your existing list;

data.raw["resource"]["zinc-ore"].minable.count = 10

But it throws errors.

[orzelek]

Can support be added for mods that add ores like bobs?

I tried to add to your existing list;

data.raw["resource"]["zinc-ore"].minable.count = 10

But it throws errors.

You can add it but it needs to execute after ore has been added.
Setting optional dependency for bobsores might solve this.

[SoulForge]

Can support be added for mods that add ores like bobs?

I tried to add to your existing list;

data.raw["resource"]["zinc-ore"].minable.count = 10

But it throws errors.

You can add it but it needs to execute after ore has been added.
Setting optional dependency for bobsores might solve this.

Just as a side question to this. How would that work with angels infinite ores? It still only pulls 1 from those patches.

[prg]

Maybe just go through all the resources and multiply the count of everything that's not a fluid.

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for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.count then
            res.minable.count = res.minable.count * 10
        else
            res.minable.count = 10
        end
    end
end

Do this in data-updates.lua so other mods will already have added their own entities.

edit: and this should now work with resources that drop multiple results:

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multiplier = 10

for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.result then
            if res.minable.count then
                res.minable.count = res.minable.count * multiplier
            else
                res.minable.count = multiplier
            end
        elseif res.minable.results then
            for _, result in pairs(res.minable.results) do
                result.amount_min = result.amount_min * multiplier
                result.amount_max = result.amount_max * multiplier
            end
        end
    end
end

Warning: not really tested.

[sporefreak]

Don't suppose it would be possible to make it so a special pick causes more ores instead of automatic multiplied ores?
In my current mod pack i would love to make player mining always faster then drilling (as long as you keep up with it and have only a few miners)

[SoulForge]

Maybe just go through all the resources and multiply the count of everything that's not a fluid.

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for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.count then
            res.minable.count = res.minable.count * 10
        else
            res.minable.count = 10
        end
    end
end

Do this in data-updates.lua so other mods will already have added their own entities.

edit: and this should now work with resources that drop multiple results:

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multiplier = 10

for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.result then
            if res.minable.count then
                res.minable.count = res.minable.count * multiplier
            else
                res.minable.count = multiplier
            end
        elseif res.minable.results then
            for _, result in pairs(res.minable.results) do
                result.amount_min = result.amount_min * multiplier
                result.amount_max = result.amount_max * multiplier
            end
        end
    end
end

Warning: not really tested.

It works! But if you don't go in and alter the original resources amount (or remove it) it multiples that value as well. Giving 100 per strike for the original ores

[SoulForge]

I retract what I said. It works for the Dark Matter ore but bobs ores throw an error.

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Error Util.cpp:58: __multi-mine-x10__/data-updates.lua:14: attempt to perform arithmetic on field 'amount_min' (a nil value)

[prg]

Ah, instead of separately specifying amount_min and _max, it's possible to simply use amount. So check which value actually exists and only multiply that one.

[SoulForge]

Ah, instead of separately specifying amount_min and _max, it's possible to simply use amount. So check which value actually exists and only multiply that one.

Thanks prg.

I have altered it with your suggestion and now it works. Code should read as;

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multiplier = 10

for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.result then
            if res.minable.count then
                res.minable.count = res.minable.count * multiplier
            else
                res.minable.count = multiplier
            end
        elseif res.minable.results then
            for _, result in pairs(res.minable.results) do
                result.amount = result.amount * multiplier
            end
        end
    end
end

Is it possible to fix this further to not need the resources file? I am still learning by altering what already exists.

[prg]

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multiplier = 10

for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.result then
            if res.minable.count then
                res.minable.count = res.minable.count * multiplier
            else
                res.minable.count = multiplier
            end
        elseif res.minable.results then
            for _, result in pairs(res.minable.results) do
                result.amount = result.amount * multiplier
            end
        end
    end
end

This should now blow up when amount_min and _max are used instead of just amount. You need to check which values exist and only multiply those.

Is it possible to fix this further to not need the resources file? I am still learning by altering what already exists.

What resources file?

[SoulForge]

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multiplier = 10

for _, res in pairs(data.raw.resource) do
    if not res.category --crude-oil has "basic-fluid" here, for ores this is nil
    and res.minable then
        if res.minable.result then
            if res.minable.count then
                res.minable.count = res.minable.count * multiplier
            else
                res.minable.count = multiplier
            end
        elseif res.minable.results then
            for _, result in pairs(res.minable.results) do
                result.amount = result.amount * multiplier
            end
        end
    end
end

This should now blow up when amount_min and _max are used instead of just amount. You need to check which values exist and only multiply those.

Is it possible to fix this further to not need the resources file? I am still learning by altering what already exists.

What resources file?

The resource.lua file included with the original mod.

Has this in it;

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data.raw["resource"]["iron-ore"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["copper-ore"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["coal"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["stone"].minable.count = 10

EDIT; Nevermind. I should follow through with my thoughts before posting it would seem. I removed everything but the data-updates file and the json file and it still works.

[prg]

The resource.lua file included with the original mod.

Has this in it;

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data.raw["resource"]["iron-ore"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["copper-ore"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["coal"].minable.count = 10
data.raw["resource"]["stone"].minable.count = 10

That just hardcodes increased values for the base game resources. This is not needed anymore since we just go through all the resources later and multiply those.