Axe durability loss off by 1

[warfighter67 124]

When you chop down a tree, your axe's durability goes down by number of logs+1.

[LordOfWolves 514]

When you chop down a tree, your axe's durability goes down by number of logs+1.

Maybe because it counts twice the block that you chop down:

1 because it's a broken block and this is -1;

2 because it's a log of the tree and this is another -1

[warfighter67 124]

Maybe because it counts twice the block that you chop down:

1 because it's a broken block and this is -1;

2 because it's a log of the tree and this is another -1

But that doesn't seem as intended per the change-log

"Chopping down trees now uses up 1 durability per log contained in the tree.

[LordOfWolves 514]

But that doesn't seem as intended per the change-log

"Chopping down trees now uses up 1 durability per log contained in the tree.

Maybe it's a bug. And what I wrote before isn't official. It's what I think it is.

[warfighter67 124]

Ah, it felt like you were denying my statement as a bug. I figure it's better to place it here just in case.

[Ditto8353 202]

This is a bug, and TheWolf is most likely correct about the cause of this bug.

They just have to reduce durability by "logs - 1" instead of "logs" (pretending that the code is that simple)

[LordOfWolves 514]

This is a bug, and TheWolf is most likely correct about the cause of this bug.

What happens when I see this:

What happens when I don't see this:

[Bioxx 796]

This is a bug, and TheWolf is most likely correct about the cause of this bug.

They just have to reduce durability by "logs - 1" instead of "logs" (pretending that the code is that simple)

It is that simple. Fixed for 66