Config options for rescaling media costs#1041
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Adds a list in the config that can be used to rescale the cost of any action. Entries consist of a resource location and a number (ie
hexcasting:explode 2.5) and the cost of the listed action is scaled by the listed number.Also adds a config value with a global scaling factor that will apply to all media costs, if you just want to apply an overall buff or nerf to hex in your pack/server.
Both of these scaling factors apply before the
media_consumption_modifierattribute. The global scaling factor is not applied to anything in thecannot_modify_costtag, so that making everything cheaper doesn't immediately introduce a bunch of exploits. However, entries in the per-action list for actions in that tag do still work, in case for whatever reason you actually do want to rescale one of those patterns.