David Quintana
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Changed: - ToolType is replaced with ToolAction, which can selectively represent which actions are supported by an item. - Added a canPerformAction method to query ToolActions. - Renamed canHarvestBlock to isCorrectToolForDrops to match vanilla. - Added TierSortingRegistry, which can be used to add custom tiers and supports sorting between vanilla or with other mods. How to use: For the breaking system there's 2 methods: - getDestroySpeed decides if an item *can* mine the block fast. Override if you have multiple tags or your item isn't a DiggerItem. - isCorrectToolForDrops decides if an item will get drops. Returning false will also slow down mining, regardless of getDestroySpeed. Override if you have type-dependant tiers or your item isn't a DiggerItem. For the tier system mods can just call `TierSortingRegistry.registerTier(tier, "name", List.of(lesser tiers), List.of(better tiers));` to register their tiers. There's helper methods to query tiers such as TierSortingRegsitry.isCorrectTierForDrops. The ToolActions solve 2 problems: 1. distinguishing which kind of digger an item can be 2. querying if the item can perform specific secondary actions. Any item can override `canPerformAction` to customize which actions it performs.
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