feat: hits-done status, any-hit forging and a d20 Strength roll for Masterworks by XxFran10xX · Pull Request #41 · TF-Minecraft/AdvancedCrafting

XxFran10xX · 2026-10-10T15:16:40Z

Why

A branding right-click on a forging station mid-project showed the recipe and the material groups, but nothing about the hits. Players had no way to see how much work a piece had already had. Goldsmithing gets the same view in TF-Minecraft/GemInfusion#39, and both crafting systems should behave the same.

Changes

Branding status shows the hits done (CraftingStation.getStatusLines): after the material groups, it now shows Hits done:, then every crafting hit with the hits done so far, then the total. Example: Hit: 0, Small Hit: 5, Etch: 0, Whittle: 0, Engrave: 0, Sew: 2, Total: 7. The finish and cancel lines follow.
All configured hits are listed, including ones the recipe doesn't use. No needed counts or percents are shown, so the status doesn't reveal the recipe.
CraftingHit already compares by id, so counts survive an ac reload.
Right-click and sneak + right-click with the branding tool already show the same status, so both get this.
Finish with any number of hits (like goldsmithing in GemInfusion#39):
- Hits are no longer refused once a hit type has enough ("You dont need more hits with this tool" is gone).
- Finishing no longer waits for every type to be complete. "You only have 5 out of 12 Metal hits" and "You need to complete all the hits before finishing" are gone, so needed counts are no longer revealed.
- Too few or too many hits only lower the Hits % and with it the quality. A piece whose materials need no hits scores 100%.
- The finish-time "Your over-reliance on … ruins the result further" message is removed, so the final Hits % is the only feedback.
- Unchanged: the hit title (Metal hits: x/needed), refusing a hit type the piece does not need at all, and the per-tool penalty for using an unneeded tool within a needed type.
d20 craft roll (Strength): finishing rolls d20 + a modifier from the crafter's base Strength, using the same table as RPCharacters rolls.yml. Only the crafter sees it, as Craft roll: 15 (+2) = 17, Craft roll: Natural 20! or Craft roll: Natural 1!, between the Hits % and Quality lines.
- A natural 20 always succeeds, and a natural 1 always fails, ignoring the modifier.
- Masterwork now needs 100% hits and a total of 20+ (or a natural 20). Perfect hits that miss become the tier below: Gleaming, which gives a Radiant socket or a Greater rune slot.
- The roll never touches stats. They still come only from the materials, so every Masterwork has the best stats its materials give, and the restart item refresh is unaffected.
- Staff-built pieces with a set quality (admin craft, equipment give) don't roll. Alloys are unchanged: their rolls are one-time, server-wide discoveries.
Config (d20: in config.yml, defaults in code): attribute-modifiers, attribute, masterwork-dc, and force-natural (Dev testing only). The hit-overshoot-warn-* keys are removed; old keys left on servers are ignored.
"Hit Percenage" is now spelled "Hit Percentage".
Crafting XP follows the Hits %: with any-hit finishing, an unworked piece used to pay full XP. XP is now the set XP × the Hits % (a staff craft's set quality): a perfect piece pays it all, an unworked one nothing. xp-min-percent in config.yml (default 0) sets a floor.
Build: AC now compiles against the same pinned MMOCore jar as GemInfusion (pom, .github/dependencies.sha256, prepare-release.sh, install-local-dependencies.sh) to read the base attribute. The plugin already depended on MMOCore at runtime.

Tests

StationCoverageTest: the status lists recipe and materials, then every hit, including one the recipe doesn't use, with only its done count, then the total, finish and cancel. A full hit type keeps taking hits, and a piece with no needed hits scores 100%. Finishing works with no hits (Rusted). Perfect hits with a natural 20, or at a lowered DC, give Masterwork. A natural 1 or a 19 gives Gleaming, with no demotion when there is no lower tier. Staff-built pieces never roll. The chat order is Hit Percentage, Craft roll, Quality.
D20RollTest: modifier table, natural 20 and natural 1, totals, chat text, base-attribute reads through MMOCore, and config overrides including force-natural.
CraftingManagerCoverageTest / LoaderCoverageTest: the removed feedback and keys are dropped, and the d20 config is loaded.
mvn verify passes locally except for the StationDatabaseCoverageTest and EdgeCoverageTest#stationPersistenceHandlesUuidCollisionAndUnwritableRoot file-permission tests. Those fail the same way on unmodified main on Windows, and CI covers them. Coverage is 100% apart from the Database code that those tests exercise.

TFMCDev01 forging d20 bot test (23/23, rolls pinned with `force-natural`, Dev config restored afterwards)

Sword (4 iron, 2 leather, 2 wool; exact work is 12 Small Hit + 10 Sew):
- No hits: Hit Percentage: 0.0%, Craft roll: 10 (-5) = 5, Rusted. The bot has 0 base Strength.
- 20 Small Hit + 10 Sew: no refusal while hitting, Hit Percentage: 67.0%, Tempered, no over-reliance line. The title still showed Metal hits: 20/12.
- Perfect + natural 20: Masterwork. Perfect + natural 1: Gleaming. Perfect + 15 (-5) = 10: Gleaming.
No AdvancedCrafting errors in the Dev log.

TFMCDev01 XP check (XP commit)

Same Sword flow with the XP jar. The set XP is 4 iron x crafter(2.0) = 8.
- No hits: no XP grant.
- 67%: +5.36. The Crafter bar went to 10.7% of 50; MMOCore's log line rounds it to 5.4.
- Perfect: +8 each.
The other forging checks passed again, and the log has no errors.

TFMCDev01 status bot test (first commit, 7/7)

Forging station, Sword with 4 metal, 2 leather and 2 wool, 5 Small Hit + 2 Sew.
Right-click and sneak + right-click both printed exactly: Recipe: Sword, the three material lines, Hits done:, Hit: 0, Small Hit: 5, Etch: 0, Whittle: 0, Engrave: 0, Sew: 2, Total: 7, then the finish and cancel lines.
No AdvancedCrafting errors in the Dev log.

Not released. Main and Tutorial are unchanged.

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A branding right-click mid-project (sneaking or not) showed the recipe and material groups but nothing about the hits, so there was no way to tell how much work a piece had already had. The status now lists every crafting hit with the hits done so far, plus the total, before the finish and cancel lines. All hits are listed, even ones the recipe does not use, and no needed counts are shown, so nothing about the recipe is given away. Goldsmithing gets the same view in GemInfusion #39. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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New Features
- Crafting XP scales with hit completion, subject to a configurable minimum payout.
- A configurable d20 roll determines craft quality. Perfectly worked items can become Masterwork; fully worked items that miss the Masterwork target may receive a lower quality.
- Crafting stations show completed hit counts, and hits can continue beyond the required amount.
Changes
- Removed hit-overshoot warnings and separate feedback for incomplete hits.

Walkthrough

Crafting no longer requires hit counters to reach their configured amounts. Craft XP scales with hit percentage. Ordinary crafts use a configured d20 roll to determine whether perfect-hit work meets the Masterwork threshold.

Changes

Crafting hit, quality and XP

Layer / File(s)	Summary
MMOCore roll and configuration `.github/dependencies.sha256`, `.github/scripts/*`, `pom.xml`, `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/utils/D20Roll.java`, `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/loaders/ConfigLoader.java`, `src/main/resources/config.yml`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/{CoverageSupport,LoaderCoverageTest}.java`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/utils/D20RollTest.java`	Adds MMOCore as a provided dependency and a configurable d20 roll. The roll reads a player’s base attribute, applies natural 20 and natural 1 rules, and supports modifier tables and forced rolls.
Hit tracking and craft quality `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/{enums/StationFeedback.java,loaders/QualityLoader.java,managers/CraftingManager.java,objects/crafting/CraftingStation.java}`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/{CraftingManagerCoverageTest,StationCoverageTest}.java`	Crafts can proceed without completing required hit counts, and valid hit types accept additional hits. Status output reports completed counts. After perfect hits, an ordinary craft that misses the Masterwork DC is lowered by one quality tier when a lower tier exists.
XP scaling and documentation `src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/{cache/Cache.java,objects/crafting/CraftingStation.java}`, `src/main/resources/config.yml`, `src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/StationCoverageTest.java`, `README.md`	Craft XP scales with hit percentage, within the configured minimum and 100% bounds. Scaled values are rounded, and commands are skipped when the rounded value is non-positive. The README describes the XP and d20 rules.

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  participant CraftingStation
  participant D20Roll
  participant MMOCore
  participant QualityLoader
  CraftingStation->>D20Roll: roll(player)
  D20Roll->>MMOCore: read base attribute
  MMOCore-->>D20Roll: return attribute value
  D20Roll-->>CraftingStation: return roll and modifier
  CraftingStation->>QualityLoader: find lower quality after failed Masterwork DC
  QualityLoader-->>CraftingStation: return lower quality or null

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…rworks Forging refused extra hits once a hit type had enough, and refused to finish until every type was exactly complete. Its refusal told the player the needed counts ("You only have 5 out of 12 Metal hits"). Like goldsmithing (GemInfusion #39), a piece can now be finished with any number of hits once its materials are in. Too few or too many hits only lower the Hits %, and with it the quality. The finish-time "over-reliance" message is gone too, so the final Hits % is the only feedback. The hit title (Metal hits: x/needed) and the refusal of a hit type the piece does not need at all are unchanged. Finishing also rolls d20 + a modifier from the crafter's base Strength, like /roll, shown only to them as "Craft roll". A natural 20 always succeeds and a natural 1 always fails. A Masterwork now needs 100% hits and a total of 20+ (or a natural 20); perfect hits that miss become the tier below (Gleaming: Radiant socket / Greater rune slot). The roll never touches stats, which still come only from the materials, so every Masterwork has the best stats its materials give. Staff-built pieces with a set quality do not roll. Alloys are unchanged. Settings live under d20 in config.yml (modifier table, attribute, masterwork-dc, force-natural for Dev tests), with defaults in code. The hit-overshoot-warn keys are removed. "Hit Percenage" is now spelled "Hit Percentage". AC now builds against the same pinned MMOCore jar as GemInfusion to read the base attribute. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

With any-hit finishing, a piece finished with no hits still paid the full crafting XP. XP is now the set XP times the finished piece's Hits % (a staff craft's set quality), so a perfect piece pays all of it and an unworked one pays nothing. xp-min-percent in config.yml (default 0) sets a floor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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XxFran10xX changed the title ~~feat: show the hits done in the branding tool status~~ feat: hits-done status, any-hit forging and a d20 Strength roll for Masterworks Oct 10, 2026

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docs: mention the craft roll and XP scaling in the README

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