Mention resource_drain_rate cannot be above 100%/below 0%

[MrSmoothieHuman]

Small thing, but the resource_drain_rate does not mention that it cannot be over 100%/under 0%, where things like science_pack_drain_rate do - which did make me think you could actually set the drain rate of mining drills above 100%

science drain rate:

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mining drill drain rate:

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[sassxolotl]

imagine if you could set it above 100, make ores cost more than one mining operation... That would actually be sick for core mining or some other large excavation mod, where a core-stone or whatever requires a hundred cycles to mine out.

[computeraddict]

imagine if you could set it above 100, make ores cost more than one mining operation... That would actually be sick for core mining or some other large excavation mod, where a core-stone or whatever requires a hundred cycles to mine out.

This can already be done with the mining time property of the ore itself. Check out Tungsten and Uranium. And scrap.

[MrSmoothieHuman]

This can already be done with the mining time property of the ore itself. Check out Tungsten and Uranium. And scrap.

thats mining time, not mining resource drain - that makes it take twice as long to mine something, not make it take more then one ore to make one ore item
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[robot256]

If you specifically want to deplete the ore patch by 2 when 1 ore is extracted, you can set the mining product probability to 50%. It's not the mining_time per se, but another parameter in the MinableProperties of the resource entity.

[Therenas]

Sure thing, thanks, noted for the next release.