Strength/Hardness/Resistance being set improperly high on blocks with custom class

I have a several custom blocks that all mine 10x+ slower than the block that they copy the settings of. None of the classes touch the settings at all, simply passing it to their super.

public CompressedBlock(Settings settings,int level) {
        super(settings);
        this.setDefaultState(this.getDefaultState().with(compression,level));
    }

    public static final Block monuple_compressed_cobblestone_block = new CompressedBlock(FabricBlockSettings.copyOf(Blocks.COBBLESTONE), 1);

This is an example of one of the blocks. When mining it breaks as slow as obsidian. I tried this as well (copied straight from vanilla minecraft code)

 public static final Block monuple_compressed_cobblestone_block = new CompressedBlock(AbstractBlock.Settings.of(Material.STONE).requiresTool().strength(2.0F, 6.0F), 1);

and it had the same result. Testing it by changing it to a vanilla class, like HayBlock, did work however. Then it would copy all of the settings of the block and break at the appropriate speed, however I lose my custom functionality.

Would love for someone to tell me that I’m dumb and what I did wrong, but this system worked fine with 1.16.4

[skylorbeck]

BTW if anyone else was wondering, you still have to add your tools to the tag in fabric/tags/items for it to work

[skylorbeck]

Alright I solved it. Minecraft tag jsons don’t matter. You have to append .breakByTool(FabricToolTags.PICKAXES) to the registration.

public static final Block monuple_compressed_cobblestone_block = new CompressedBlock(FabricBlockSettings.copyOf(Blocks.COBBLESTONE), 1);

what I was doing

public static final Block monuple_compressed_cobblestone_block = new CompressedBlock(FabricBlockSettings.copyOf(Blocks.COBBLESTONE).breakByTool(FabricToolTags.PICKAXES), 1);

what works

The Json file seems to matter for… well I don’t know what it would matter for actually. Doesn’t make a bit of a difference here.