Production

Production is the module that measures. It does not collect anything itself — it watches what the farmer collects and turns it into a rate, so a player can see that their wheat is worth 4,200 an hour and decide whether the next level is worth buying.

production:
  enabled: true
  permission-required: true

The permission is uxmfarmer.production, held by the farmer's owner.

What it measures

For each product, per minute, per hour and per day:

• Rate — how many units the farmer collected
• Income — that rate multiplied by the product's current price from your price source

Both are available as placeholders, which is how they reach menus and holograms:

%uxmfarmer_<uuid>_production_WHEAT_rate_hourly%
%uxmfarmer_<uuid>_production_WHEAT_income_daily%

The full list is on the Placeholders page.

Reading the numbers

Rates are extrapolated from the per-minute figure, so the hourly number is what the farmer would collect if the last minute repeated. This makes it responsive — a player sees the effect of expanding their farm immediately — but it also means the daily figure jumps around while a crop cycle is in progress. It is a projection, not a total. For totals, use the all-time statistics placeholders.

Income uses the live price for the player asking, which means a player with a uxmfarmer.taxdiscount.<percentage> permission and one without will see different numbers for the same farmer. That is correct — the income figure is what you would earn selling it.

Debugging

/uxmfarmer select
/uxmfarmer productiondebug [product]

Prints what the module is counting for the selected farmer. Use it when a player reports that a product shows zero income while its storage is clearly filling — usually the answer is that the product has no price at your price source, so the rate is right and the income is honestly zero.