Property:Leather Yield
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* [[Chicken]]s and [[duck]]s have no leather yield. | * [[Chicken]]s and [[duck]]s have no leather yield. | ||
| + | The leather yield of an animal is further multiplied by: | ||
| + | * Remaining body parts | ||
| + | * Not carefully slaughtered: x0.66 | ||
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| page = Leathers | | page = Leathers | ||
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Revision as of 18:23, 24 September 2021
The formula for leather yield is 40 * bodysize, with the following post-process curve:
- (0,0)
- (5,14)
- (40,40)
- (100000,100000)
There are a few exceptions that need to be defined on each page individually, specifically:
- Humans have a base value of 75 and a body size of 1. So they yield 75 * 1 = 75 human leather.
- Geese have a base value of 36 and a body size of 0.6. Considering the post-processing curve they yield 36 * 0.6 = 22 → 26 birdskin.
- Megascarabs, Megaspiders and Spelopede have no leather yield.
- Chickens and ducks have no leather yield.
The leather yield of an animal is further multiplied by:
- Remaining body parts
- Not carefully slaughtered: x0.66
See Leathers.