Added disassembly recipes for several items

[Karol1223]

Tried adding several disassembly recipes for random items missing them
All weights of items resulting from disassembly are either the same or slightly lower as the weight of the item disassembled
I'll list them here but I'll assume you'll see then in the code anyway

• butter knife
• clamp
• hip flask
• harmonica with a holder
• entrenching tool
• coin (now made a recipe for both)
• spray can
• medium tin can
• large tin can
• multitool
• thermos
• pair of scissors
• shaving kit
• hammer
• pair of metal tongs
• umbrella
• dust mask
• deck of Sorcerer cards
• bicycle horn
• webbing belt

There's more I wanted to try out but they'd require more effort or time
I'll just submit them separately when I get to work on them

Summary

SUMMARY: Content "Added disassembly recipes to several random items"

Purpose of change

Well, these items are either useless by themselves, such as the coin or butter knife, or useless in large quantities and relatively common, such as hammers. I figured that making them recyclable is better than throwing them away.

Describe the solution

Well, it simply adds multiple disassembly recipes for the particular items. Most of these use hammering, since most of these are metal, but some other stuff made its way here as well. Not entirely sure what else to say here, it's just disassembly recipes.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Alternatives as a whole, well, weren't much of an option. I considered several alternatives for other items but those weren't included here, anyway. Only worthwhile one I would like to mention is the dust mask disassembly recipe: I considered it simply as pulling the string off the mask, therefore being left with a rag and a short string, but I also considered simply cutting it up for a rag.

Testing

Well, I made sure that the code doesn't crash the game by testing it on my own save. I also tested if the recipes work on almost all items, with exception of the large tin can but I see no reason as to why it wouldn't work.

Additional context

[int-ua]

Please add info on whether you verified that volumes and weights of materials match the item being disassembled to the main description

[Karol1223]

I have just added the description of weights being matched, that was the first thing I did when making the recipes, I just forgot to mention it
Most of the items that are given from disassembly weigh slightly less than the weight of the item disassembled
When it comes to volume I prioritized weight over it since I assumed due to most of the recipes using hammering it's possible the shape of resulting items could change (I can't imagine scrap metal would be consistent everywhere) however I can rather easily double-check to make sure everything is fine. I will straight up say that I did, however, check the volume of items giving small metal sheets (thermoses, large tin cans and entrenching tools) because here I knew volume was clearly as important as the weight

[int-ua]

I'd imagine it's quite hard to cut these metal stretchers I'm used to seeing in umbrellas, are you sure it's possible in 12 seconds with a usual knife?

[Karol1223]

The time here seems to be off because originally I had this as metal sawing but it felt really over the top for an umbrella. I believe you may be right about it being too little using cutting instead, I'll bump those numbers to a minute for now, if you believe it's still too little feel free to tell me, it's my first time trying to balance anything here so if any time is off I'll be happy to change it

[int-ua]

What are your thoughts on adding hacksaw requirement for multitool, clamp and tongs in addition to hammer? These three seem a bit too sturdy to break only with a hammer, no?

[Karol1223]

What are your thoughts on adding hacksaw requirement for multitool, clamp and tongs in addition to hammer? These three seem a bit too sturdy to break only with a hammer, no?

I was considering it for tongs and hammer at the beginning. Eventually dropped the idea completely for the latter due to it having a wooden handle and essentially just one steel chunk.
With the tongs, I can completely agree with. I didn't consider it for the clamp, I admit, however after googling it and confirming the one ingame is made purely of steel I agree that metal sawing would probably be the best idea here.
With the multitool I am not entirely sure about since it is durable, yes, but it's also relatively thin and in many parts connected to each other. I am not sure metal sawing would be necessary here, however, perhaps screwdriving may be a better alternative.
Also, I would assume that with changes to metal sawing the time would also need to be longer, so I'd increase that to about 1-2m each for the ones actually using the metal sawing. For the multitool, if you do agree with the screwdriving idea, I'd also make the time longer but to about 30-45s instead, since it feels like sawing through metal would take longer than just taking apart a multitool. Would you say that'd be fine?

[int-ua]

Definitely, thank you.

[kevingranade]

A lot of this should be redundant with #45779

[Karol1223]

A lot of this should be redundant with #45779

I read through the code and I admit I haven't seen any items referenced in both this code and #45779 but maybe I misunderstood something about that. If some of these are deemed redundant I'm just going to delete them