• Advanced Salvage has been renamed to Scrap Collector
• Scrap Collector has 8 ranks, the first rank is unlocked at level 2 (Level 20 in RetroMode)
• You cannot salvage without at least 1 rank in Scrap Collector now (formerly Advanced Salvage)
• Fixed a bug where Repair was repairing too much
• Fixed a bug where Arcane Salvage was used to determine how many materials a player could salvage from an item instead of Scrap Collector (formerly Advanced Salvage)
• Fixed a bug where messages about an item being too damaged to salvage were being sent twice
• Removed the minimum quantity field from the repair config
• Removed the item data (metadata) field from repair config as its not used anymore
• Salvage will no longer return the max amount of materials possible, instead you are guaranteed one item and then some luck is involved on how many items are returned.
• Updated Chinese locale (thanks to the user named 89009332 from github)

New locale strings
Salvage.Skills.Lottery.Normal
Salvage.Skills.Lottery.Perfect
Salvage.Skills.Lottery.Untrained
Salvage.SubSkill.ScrapCollector.Name
Salvage.SubSkill.ScrapCollector.Description
Salvage.SubSkill.ScrapCollector.Stat

(API) SALVAGE_ARCANE_SALVAGE in SubSkillType has been renamed to SALVAGE_SCRAP_COLLECTOR

NOTES:
You do not need to update your configs for this update.

How Scrap Collector (formerly Advanced Salvage) works
As an example, say you had enough skill to gain up to 5 items from salvaging something, and that item has enough durability to yield up to 5 materials, salvage will play out like this...

First off, you will be guaranteed 1 material, after this you have 80% chance to get the next material, if successful, another dice roll is conducted but lowers your odds by 20%, you chance to succeed will never fall below 33%.

The amount of materials returned is basically a series of dice rolls, one for possible item that can be salvaged except for the first item which is always guaranteed.

If you fail a dice roll, it will still conduct dice rolls for the remaining maximum amount of materials returned but your odds of success are only lowered upon a successful dice roll, the sum of the successful dice rolls is used to calculate how many items you are given back, the first item is guaranteed and has no dice rolls, which means for example that Diamond Shovel will always be a perfect result since it only has 1 possible material returned.