Denied [Main City Server Suggestion] /salvage for extcommands+2 or standalone

In Game Name:

Alarah​

What part of EcoCityCraft is this suggestion for:

Main City Server​

Short title for your suggestion:

/salvage for extcommands+2 or standalone​

What are you suggesting:

I was thinking, it might be a nice feature to allow the salvaging of items that are no longer useful, like when a player makes diamond armor, and has no more use for his/her iron armor, they could /salvage <hand, all> or even the material type they want to salvage... from an item in their hand/inventory. Of course /salvage could be broken down into it's own feature with the normal version giving back say, 33%-50% of material used, with a + version of 75%-100, or even added to extcommands+2 for like 50% refunds on material. Also useful for those times one accidently crafts 10 diamond swords instead of 1 -.-​

Why is this a good addition for EcoCityCraft?:

I feel this is a good addition to ECC, because it will help newer players retain resources a bit easier. It would give Nether users another perk when they find all those ''useless'' gold chestplates ​

Other information:

I would assume this would only work for iron, gold, and diamond tools/armor. No need for it to work with everything in MC.​

Plugin or custom addition:

custom i believe, unsure​

One suggestion per form:

I Understand.​

 

this is true, however when i smelted a pair of iron legs, i only got back a single iron nugget. (this requires more testing to see how consistant that is)

However, much like smelting is something in 'vanilla' MC, we have /smelt to save time, etc. This was my thought process behind /salvage and to possibly get a better return than 1/9th of 1/7th of a pair of legs



Edit: just tested it on another pair of legs, and boots... Results: a single iron nugget each.

 

you get 1 nugget per item in it's current form. so that price is incorrect EDIT: [nvm i see you mean if we added salvage] but again, you can mod it however you need, or even change starter to stone. Honestly even iron is a bit generous.