Mechanics
How Woodcutting works
Cutting a tree: A tree takes Max health damage to fell; each hit lands after Interval.
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Melvor Idle 2 mechanics
Demo 0.11.2
Skills
How Firemaking works
Burning logs: Each burn takes Interval and needs the full Item cost and Currency cost; they are spent unless Input Preservation Chance keeps them.
Firemaking bonfire
Bonfire: Once the bonfire is unlocked, every burn adds 5 × the log's base interval to the bonfire, up to the bonfire's maximum duration in hours × 3,600,000 ms.
How Fishing works
Fishing cast: Each cast waits a uniform time between the minimum and maximum of Interval.
Fishing bait modifiers
Modifiers: Preservation chance
How Cooking works
Cooking attempt: Each attempt takes Interval and succeeds with Success chance.
How Mining works
Mining a rock: Each hit lands after Interval.
How artisan skills work
Crafting steps: A craft takes Steps steps, one every Interval. Each step needs the full Item cost and Currency cost on hand, or crafting stops.
How Thieving works
Pickpocketing: Each attempt takes Interval and succeeds with Success chance.
How Hunting works
Surveying and tracking: A hunt starts with surveys, one every Survey interval. Each finds tracks with Tracking success chance; the third survey always does.
How Farming works
Growing and harvesting: Planting pays Item cost and Currency cost unless Input Preservation Chance keeps them, and the plant grows for Interval.
- Growing and harvesting
- Base experience
- Base item cost
- Base currency cost
- Item cost
- Currency cost
- Base automation item cost
- Base automation currency cost
- Automation item cost
- Automation currency cost
- Product quantity adjustment
- Product
- Interval
- Regrow interval
- Automation level
- Disease protection
- Pest protection
- Disease value
- Pest value
- Base regrows
- Regrows
Grain mill
Milling: While a recipe is selected, each cycle of Interval removes its Item cost from the mill's own inventory, not from the bank.
Grain mill storage
Max stack quantity = max(1, Base max stack quantity + trunc(Flat max stack quantity)).
How Ranching works
Hourly products: The product timer fires every 3,600,000 ms (1 h); Product interval does not set it.
How Herblore works
Brewing: A brew prepares for Preparing interval, heats for Heating interval and stirs for Stirring interval, then bottles 10 times, each bottle taking Bottling interval.
How Agility works
Running a course: A run pays the course entry cost unless Entry cost preservation chance keeps it, then attempts the path's obstacles in order, one every Interval.
How Astrology works
Studying: Each study takes Interval, adds Knowledge to the constellation and pays XP.
Astrology bonus event charges
Charges = max(trunc(Event charges × (1 + Percent bonuses event charges) + Flat bonuses event charges), 1).
Combat
Fighting and the death penalty
Fighting: Selecting an area starts combat. The enemy you chose, or a dungeon's next enemy, spawns and waits Spawn interval before the fight starts.
Combat stats and attacks
Attack turn: Each fight starts with your ward full and your armour unbroken. Each turn waits Attack interval, then attacks.
- Attack turn
- Attack
- Combat level
- Combat stat: modified stat total
- Power rating: modified value
- Protection rating: modified value
- Combat level: modified level
- Evasion rating: base evasion rating
- Evasion rating: evasion rating
- Base max hit
- Max hit
- Min hit
- Darkness penalty
- Base accuracy rating
- Accuracy rating
- Base attack interval
- Attack interval
- Base max hitpoints
- Max hitpoints
- Base max ward
- Max ward
- Base armour
- Armour
- Lifesteal
- Critical hit chance
- Critical hit multiplier
- Strength bonus max hit
- Damage bonus max hit
Hit chance and resistance
Resistance: resistance = clamp(clamp((Defender protection rating ÷ (Attacker power rating + Defender protection rating) + Flat resistance) × (1 + Percent resistance), 0, 0.7) × (1 + Resistance combat triangle), 0, 1).
Combat areas and dungeons
Areas and dungeons: While you fight in an area its passives apply, and its effect applies each of its modifiers × Area effect magnitude. The area's darkness sets Darkness penalty.
Combat effect modifiers
Modifiers: Avoidance chance, Percent damage taken, Effect lifesteal
Eating and auto eat
Eating: Eating by hand heals Healing and uses one food unless Food preservation chance keeps it. It does nothing at full hitpoints, and in combat it restarts your attack turn.
Spell casting and rune costs
Casting: An attack stance of a style that uses spells casts the selected spell; the other stances cast none.
Prayer point costs
Paying prayer points: A selected prayer gives its bonuses while you can pay its Cost.
Prayer XP
While any prayer is active, each of your hits that deals damage pays XP from Base experience, with that hit's damage and the summed base cost of the active prayers.
Combat XP
Each of your hits that deals damage pays every skill your attack stance lists its XP per damage × the damage, as XP.
Combat loot
Loot: Each kill outside a dungeon pays the enemy's drops; a completed dungeon pays its rewards the same way.
Slayer tasks
A master assigns one enemy, drawn with equal chance from the enemies of its areas that you have not blocked, for a number of kills drawn uniformly from Min task length to Max task length.
Bank and Shop
Selling items
Price per item = max(0, trunc(Item sells for quantity × (1 + Percent price per item) + Flat price per item)).
Burying items
Reward per bury = max(0, trunc(Item bury currency gain quantity × (1 + Percent reward) + Flat reward)) if has Item bury, otherwise 0.
Opening items
Opening an item: Opening needs the item's open requirements. It takes no time and gives no XP.
Shop purchases
Buying: A purchase needs its requirements. Its quantity is cut to the remaining buy limit; a buy limit of 0 or less is unlimited.
Progression
Mastery Guild points
Guild points: Each completed task adds its category's base points to its skill's guild; a task that stops being complete takes them back.
Toolbelt modifiers
Modifiers: Preservation chance
Rare bonus event charges
Charges = max(trunc(Event charges × (1 + Percent bonuses event charges) + Flat bonuses event charges), 1).
Game ticks
Ticks: The game advances in ticks of 1000 ÷ ticks per second ms. The project sets no tick rate, so the engine default of 60 ticks per second applies: one tick is 16.67 ms.
Offline progress
Opening a save 10 s or more after it was written replays the time in between. While the game is open, the time the computer sleeps is replayed the same way.