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Summary

Command: /ac give equipment takes an optional sixth argument, a filler tier:

/ac give equipment <recipe> <ingredient.id|alloy.id> [player] [quality 0-100] [filler tier]

Each non-main slot gets the highest-tier ingredient of its type at or below that tier, or the lowest tier if they are all above it. Without the argument the command still uses the lowest tier, so existing commands and kits behave the same. Tutorial's PvP kits will use 4 to give gear made with legendary animal materials.

Default config: animal materials and armour toughness, matching the live change.

• Feather, leather and wool toughness per piece: rare 0.5 → 0.25, epic 0.75 → 0.375, legendary 1.0 → 0.5.
• Template toughness bases: Light 0.5 → none, Medium 1.0 → 0.5, Heavy 2.0 → 1.5, Infantry 0.5 → none. Infantry now takes toughness from its feathers (armor_toughness added to its stats: list).

Mythril sets by animal tier (common / rare / epic / legendary):

Set	Common	Rare	Epic	Legendary
Light	8/0	8/1	8/1.5	8/2
Medium	12/2	12/3	12/3.5	12/4
Heavy	16/6	16/7	16/7.5	16/8
Infantry / Mage	12/0	12/1	12/1.5	12/2

Before this, the #46 values plus legendary material gave 8/6, 12/8 and 16/12. Epic shows 0.38 per piece because stats round to 2 decimals.

Testing

• EquipmentGiveCommandTest covers tier 4 picking the highest tier, tier 1 picking the lowest, falling back when every ingredient is above the tier, invalid tiers, the extra-argument usage error and tab completion.
• Locally, everything except 4 station-database tests passes. Those 4 fail on Windows because of file locks and permissions; CI on Linux runs the full suite.

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• src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/managers/EquipmentGiveCommand.java
• src/main/resources/ingredients.yml
• src/main/resources/stats.yml
• src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/EquipmentGiveCommandTest.java

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • The equipment-giving command now accepts an optional filler tier, allowing you to choose compatible filler ingredients up to the specified tier. Invalid tier values are rejected, and the command suggests tiers 1–4 during tab completion.
• Gameplay Changes
  • Armor toughness has been reduced for rare, epic and legendary leather, feather and wool materials, and for medium and heavy armor.
  • Light and infantry armor no longer receive base armor toughness.

The equipment give command now accepts an optional filler tier and selects a compatible ingredient based on it. The configuration also changes toughness values for selected ingredients and armour stats.

Changes: Filler Tier Selection

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Command arguments, selection, and validation src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/managers/EquipmentGiveCommand.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/advancedcrafting/EquipmentGiveCommandTest.java	The command accepts and validates an optional seventh argument for filler tier. It selects a filler based on the tier, offers tier suggestions, and retains lowest-tier selection when no tier is supplied. Tests cover validation, completion, and provenance inputs.

Armour Toughness Values

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Ingredient and armour stat adjustments src/main/resources/ingredients.yml, src/main/resources/stats.yml	The configuration reduces toughness values for rare, epic, and legendary leather, feather, and wool. It removes base toughness values from light and infantry armour and lowers the base values for medium and heavy armour.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 06ac9

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