Whats this Worth? - A Rex Project

What's This Worth? — v1.1.0 Patch Notes

New value signals

• Mining tier — items now weighted by the real vanilla tool tier required to mine their source block (stone/iron/diamond)
• Vein size — smaller real ore veins (e.g. ancient debris) count for more than common ones at the same tier
• Dimensional bonus — materials sourced from the Nether or End get extra weight for the real difficulty of reaching them
• Loot rarity — items with no crafting recipe (nether star, etc.) now valued by real loot-table rarity and source-mob difficulty
• Value-added floor — a crafted item can never be worth less than its own ingredients, and always carries a real margin above them
• Craft breadth — items needing many different ingredients get extra credit, not just the deepest single chain

Major fixes

• Fixed gold ingot being valued as a "compressed" form of gold nugget (backwards)
• Fixed gold nugget showing up worth more than the ingot it's a fraction of — nuggets now correctly derive their worth from the ingot
• Fixed raw gold/raw gold block circular depth dependency causing runaway values
• Fixed "salvage" recipes (smelting a tool back into nuggets) falsely inflating base material depth
• Enchantment bonus converted from a flat number to a real percentage of the item's worth, with a hard cap
• Fixed loot-rarity math always returning zero for guaranteed drops (nether star)
• Fixed loot-rarity picking an item's rarest incidental appearance instead of its easiest real source

New

• Basic/Advanced mode toggle — basic strips everything down to pure supply vs. typical circulation
• Shulker box, bundle, and nested container contents now counted
• Offline players' inventories and ender chests now counted in circulation
• Forge tag safeguards (forge:ingots, forge:gems, forge:raw_materials) so real material categories are never miscategorized

New diagnostic commands
/ww admin diagnose, listcompressed, listfractional, lootscansummary, mode basic/advanced