Troubleshooting & FAQ (26.2)

System Topic	Summary
Precedence Behavior	GameRules override config in active worlds; config defines new world defaults
Calculation Engine	Probabilistic interception (zero NBT mutation, zero save desync)
Edge-Case Tolerance	100% crash-free during mod removal, registry unmapping, and missing components

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Why do config changes in ModMenu not affect my active singleplayer world?

Answer: As designed by the Precedence Law, changes made in durability-multiplier.json or the ModMenu GUI define default baseline values for NEW worlds only. To change settings in your current world, use the in-game /gamerule command (e.g. /gamerule ig:dm_percent_tools 500) or the GameRules edit screen.

Q2: Why does an item tooltip not show percentage or multiplier text?

Answer:

1. Verify that the item is a damageable item with a durability bar (DataComponents.MAX_DAMAGE > 0).
2. Check if ig:dm_show_tooltip is set to true.
3. If the active setting is 100 (100% vanilla durability), no extra tooltip line is rendered to keep tooltips clean.

Q3: Why did my 500% (5x) tool take durability damage after only 2 hits?

Answer: Durability Multiplier uses probabilistic damage interception (the exact same mechanic Minecraft uses for the vanilla Unbreaking enchantment) to ensure 100% world-save safety. At 500% (5x durability), each block break has an independent 20% chance (1 in 5) of dealing 1 damage and an 80% chance of absorbing it. Because each hit rolls independently, you may occasionally take damage after 2 hits or 8 hits, but across the tool's lifespan it will last exactly 5x longer (~7,805 block breaks for a diamond pickaxe).

Q4: Should I enter decimals like 0.5 or 1.5 into GameRules?

Answer: No. Minecraft GameRules only accept integer (int) numbers. Always enter whole percentage numbers:

• 50 for 50% (half durability / 2x wear)
• 100 for 100% (1x standard vanilla)
• 150 for 150% (1.5x durability boost)
• 200 for 200% (2x double durability)
• -1 for Single-Use (Glass Mode / breaks in 1 hit)

Q5: Does Durability Multiplier work with Unbreaking enchantments?

Answer: Yes! Durability Multiplier scales incoming damage before vanilla enchantment processing. An Unbreaking III pickaxe with a 200% (2x) setting will last approximately $4 \times 2 = 8\times$ longer than a vanilla unenchanted pickaxe.

Q6: How do I enable 1-Hit Glass Mode (Single-Use) for an item?

Answer: You can either:

1. Set the single-use GameRule to true: /gamerule ig:dm_single_use_swords true (or /gamerule ig:single_use_<mod>_<item> true).
2. Use the Power-User -1 Sentinel: set the percentage rule to -1, e.g. /gamerule ig:dm_percent_swords -1 or /gamerule ig:percent_<mod>_<item> -1.

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🔍 Deep-Dive Edge Cases & Lifecycle Behavior

Edge Case 1: Mod Uninstallation & Item Deletion

When a player deletes or removes a mod that had custom items registered in Durability Multiplier:

1. Config File Safety: The removed item IDs remain safely recorded in forcedItems and forcedPercentages inside config/durability-multiplier.json.
2. Dormant World State: Any dynamic GameRules (ig:percent_<mod>_<item>, ig:infinity_<mod>_<item>) stored in the world's level.dat sit completely dormant in memory.
3. Zero Crashes & Zero Corruption: Because item lookup is gated through BuiltInRegistries.ITEM.getKey(stack.getItem()), the game will never attempt to look up missing classes or unmapped IDs. No NullPointerException, ClassNotFoundException, or chunk corruption can ever occur.
4. Automatic Restoration on Reinstall: If the mod is ever reinstalled in the future, all previous durability percentage, God Mode, and Single-Use configurations will instantly re-bind to the items without requiring any reconfiguration!
5. Manual Config Cleanup (Optional): If you wish to purge deleted mod entries from your config:
   • Open config/durability-multiplier.json in a text editor.
   • Remove the deleted item ID string from the "forcedItems" list.
   • Remove the corresponding keys from "forcedPercentages", "forcedInfinities", and "forcedSingleUses".
   • Save the file.

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Edge Case 2: Strict Durability Filtering (MAX_DAMAGE > 0)

Why don't furniture mods (e.g. Macaw's Furniture chairs/wardrobes), building blocks, food, or crafting materials show up in GameRules or durability-multiplier.json?

• Durability Multiplier strictly verifies DataComponents.MAX_DAMAGE > 0 before registering any item.
• Items without durability components (blocks, placeables, food, ingots, seeds) are rejected in $0.0001\mu\text{s}$ during startup sweeps.
• This prevents namespace pollution and ensures GameRules tab-autocomplete remains clean and responsive.

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Edge Case 3: Complete Evaluation & Precedence Hierarchy

When an item takes durability damage, the outcome is determined by the following strict evaluation hierarchy:

$$\text{God Mode (Infinity)} \longrightarrow \text{Single-Use (Glass Mode)} \longrightarrow \text{Per-Item Override} \longrightarrow \text{Subcategory} \longrightarrow \text{Parent Category} \longrightarrow \text{Global} \longrightarrow \text{100% Vanilla}$$

1. Unbreakable God Mode Check:
   • Per-Item God Mode (ig:infinity_<mod>_<item> / forcedInfinities)
   • Subcategory God Mode (ig:dm_infinity_pickaxes, ig:dm_infinity_swords, etc.)
   • Parent Category God Mode (ig:dm_infinity_tools, ig:dm_infinity_weapons, ig:dm_infinity_armor)
   • Global God Mode (ig:dm_infinity_global)
   • If any is true $\rightarrow$ Damage = $0$ (Unbreakable).
2. Single-Use (Glass Mode) Check:
   • Effective percentage $\le -1$ (-1 Glass Mode Sentinel)
   • Per-Item Single-Use (ig:single_use_<mod>_<item> / forcedSingleUses)
   • Subcategory Single-Use (ig:dm_single_use_pickaxes, ig:dm_single_use_swords, etc.)
   • Parent Category Single-Use (ig:dm_single_use_tools, ig:dm_single_use_weapons, ig:dm_single_use_armor)
   • Global Single-Use (ig:dm_single_use_global)
   • If active $\rightarrow$ Item loses all remaining durability in 1 hit.
3. Percentage Scaling Resolution:
   • Per-Item Override (ig:percent_<mod>_<item> / forcedPercentages) if $\neq 0$
   • Subcategory Percentage (ig:dm_percent_pickaxes, ig:dm_percent_swords, etc.) if $\neq 0$
   • Parent Category Percentage (ig:dm_percent_tools, ig:dm_percent_weapons, ig:dm_percent_armor) if $\neq 0$
   • Global Percentage (ig:dm_percent_global) if $\neq 0$
   • Vanilla Fallback: $100%$ baseline.