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Seamless Ores 5.1.0 adds deep blackstone, Vanilla Backport's Sulfur Caves and cinnabar, Born in Chaos, Ice and Fire Community Edition and Promenade on more versions, and a switch for the chat note. ## Deep blackstone - Terralith lays blackstone deep in its thermal and mantle caves, and the game's ore lands in it there. That ore now matches the blackstone, on every version, with Terralith as a mod or as a datapack. - Ore that Terralith's caves wall in (the large iron veins among them) is restyled at the end of each chunk, so it no longer shows as tuff or deepslate ore inside blackstone. In a test area of 441 chunks on 1.21.1, walled-in ore went from 1,607 blocks to 91. - It follows the fixed geology rule, like every stone another mod places. ## Vanilla Backport (1.21.1 and 1.20.1) - **The Sulfur Caves stay bare**, as on 26.2 and 26.3: no ore in or against their sulfur and cinnabar, the large copper and iron veins included. In 49 test chunks, ore touching sulfur or cinnabar went from 323 to 0 on 1.21.1 and from 589 to 0 on 1.20.1. This removes a little ore, and has its own switch. - **Cinnabar ores**: gold, iron and redstone, plus the silver, lead, antimony and sulfide ores of Create, Tech Reborn, Occultism, Silent Gear, Immersive Engineering, Mekanism, Dense Mekanism, Modern Industrialization, Oreganized, Ice and Fire Community Edition, Mythic Metals and Create: The Factory Must Grow where those are installed, in the same veins as their originals. A new Sulfur Caves config tab has the switch and an amount slider. They exist only with Vanilla Backport installed. ## Born in Chaos (1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Forge) Its black argillite now holds ore that matches it, under the fixed geology rule. ## Ice and Fire Community Edition - New silver and sapphire art, drawn from the Community Edition's own textures, on every version, and deepslate silver gets art of its own. - Now on 1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Fabric and 26.1.2 NeoForge as well as 1.20.1 Forge. On 26.1.2 it supports the Community Edition's current beta build, its only build there. ## Promenade Asphalt and blunite on 26.3 NeoForge, and on 1.21.1 Fabric and NeoForge, Promenade's first builds there. ## Cobblemon The evolution stone ores in other mods' stones now follow the geology rule too, by lore: each stone keeps only the rock it belongs in (fire stone in volcanic rock, water stone in limestone and marble, moon and sun stone where their real feldspars form, and so on). This removes evolution stone ore from the stones it does not fit. With the Geology option on (off by default), the same lore also applies in the game's own granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1. ## Chat note The one-time note in chat can be turned off in the config (Client tab, 26.x). A modpack can also ship `config/seamlessores-note.txt` to skip it.

Seamless Ores 5.1.0 adds deep blackstone, Vanilla Backport's Sulfur Caves and cinnabar, Born in Chaos, Ice and Fire Community Edition and Promenade on more versions, and a switch for the chat note. ## Deep blackstone - Terralith lays blackstone deep in its thermal and mantle caves, and the game's ore lands in it there. That ore now matches the blackstone, on every version, with Terralith as a mod or as a datapack. - Ore that Terralith's caves wall in (the large iron veins among them) is restyled at the end of each chunk, so it no longer shows as tuff or deepslate ore inside blackstone. In a test area of 441 chunks on 1.21.1, walled-in ore went from 1,607 blocks to 91. - It follows the fixed geology rule, like every stone another mod places. ## Vanilla Backport (1.21.1 and 1.20.1) - **The Sulfur Caves stay bare**, as on 26.2 and 26.3: no ore in or against their sulfur and cinnabar, the large copper and iron veins included. In 49 test chunks, ore touching sulfur or cinnabar went from 323 to 0 on 1.21.1 and from 589 to 0 on 1.20.1. This removes a little ore, and has its own switch. - **Cinnabar ores**: gold, iron and redstone, plus the silver, lead, antimony and sulfide ores of Create, Tech Reborn, Occultism, Silent Gear, Immersive Engineering, Mekanism, Dense Mekanism, Modern Industrialization, Oreganized, Ice and Fire Community Edition, Mythic Metals and Create: The Factory Must Grow where those are installed, in the same veins as their originals. A new Sulfur Caves config tab has the switch and an amount slider. They exist only with Vanilla Backport installed. ## Born in Chaos (1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Forge) Its black argillite now holds ore that matches it, under the fixed geology rule. ## Ice and Fire Community Edition - New silver and sapphire art, drawn from the Community Edition's own textures, on every version, and deepslate silver gets art of its own. - Now on 1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Fabric and 26.1.2 NeoForge as well as 1.20.1 Forge. On 26.1.2 it supports the Community Edition's current beta build, its only build there. ## Promenade Asphalt and blunite on 26.3 NeoForge, and on 1.21.1 Fabric and NeoForge, Promenade's first builds there. ## Cobblemon The evolution stone ores in other mods' stones now follow the geology rule too, by lore: each stone keeps only the rock it belongs in (fire stone in volcanic rock, water stone in limestone and marble, moon and sun stone where their real feldspars form, and so on). This removes evolution stone ore from the stones it does not fit. With the Geology option on (off by default), the same lore also applies in the game's own granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1. ## Chat note The one-time note in chat can be turned off in the config (Client tab, 26.x). A modpack can also ship `config/seamlessores-note.txt` to skip it.

Seamless Ores 5.1.0 adds deep blackstone, Vanilla Backport's Sulfur Caves and cinnabar, Born in Chaos, Ice and Fire Community Edition and Promenade on more versions, and a switch for the chat note. ## Deep blackstone - Terralith lays blackstone deep in its thermal and mantle caves, and the game's ore lands in it there. That ore now matches the blackstone, on every version, with Terralith as a mod or as a datapack. - Ore that Terralith's caves wall in (the large iron veins among them) is restyled at the end of each chunk, so it no longer shows as tuff or deepslate ore inside blackstone. In a test area of 441 chunks on 1.21.1, walled-in ore went from 1,607 blocks to 91. - It follows the fixed geology rule, like every stone another mod places. ## Vanilla Backport (1.21.1 and 1.20.1) - **The Sulfur Caves stay bare**, as on 26.2 and 26.3: no ore in or against their sulfur and cinnabar, the large copper and iron veins included. In 49 test chunks, ore touching sulfur or cinnabar went from 323 to 0 on 1.21.1 and from 589 to 0 on 1.20.1. This removes a little ore, and has its own switch. - **Cinnabar ores**: gold, iron and redstone, plus the silver, lead, antimony and sulfide ores of Create, Tech Reborn, Occultism, Silent Gear, Immersive Engineering, Mekanism, Dense Mekanism, Modern Industrialization, Oreganized, Ice and Fire Community Edition, Mythic Metals and Create: The Factory Must Grow where those are installed, in the same veins as their originals. A new Sulfur Caves config tab has the switch and an amount slider. They exist only with Vanilla Backport installed. ## Born in Chaos (1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Forge) Its black argillite now holds ore that matches it, under the fixed geology rule. ## Ice and Fire Community Edition - New silver and sapphire art, drawn from the Community Edition's own textures, on every version, and deepslate silver gets art of its own. - Now on 1.21.1 NeoForge, 1.20.1 Fabric and 26.1.2 NeoForge as well as 1.20.1 Forge. On 26.1.2 it supports the Community Edition's current beta build, its only build there. ## Promenade Asphalt and blunite on 26.3 NeoForge, and on 1.21.1 Fabric and NeoForge, Promenade's first builds there. ## Cobblemon The evolution stone ores in other mods' stones now follow the geology rule too, by lore: each stone keeps only the rock it belongs in (fire stone in volcanic rock, water stone in limestone and marble, moon and sun stone where their real feldspars form, and so on). This removes evolution stone ore from the stones it does not fit. With the Geology option on (off by default), the same lore also applies in the game's own granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1. ## Chat note The one-time note in chat can be turned off in the config (Client tab, 26.x). A modpack can also ship `config/seamlessores-note.txt` to skip it.

Seamless Ores 5.0.0 is **one file per loader instead of one per Minecraft version**, and **Seamless Ores: Matrix is now part of it**. ## Modded stones - The ores in other mods' stones that used to need Matrix are built in: Blockus, Create, Forbidden and Arcanus, Mythic Upgrades, Promenade and Wilder Wild on 26.x, as before. - **New on 1.21.x and 1.20.1**: the same, plus Create: TFMG, Twigs, Spawn and Let's Do Meadow, on the versions those mods exist for. Up to 1,170 more blocks on 1.20.1 and 886 on 1.21.1. - Ore in these stones follows a fixed geology rule, so it only forms where it could really form. - Two creative tabs: Vanilla Stones and Modded Stones. ## Coming from Matrix - Update Seamless Ores first, then delete the Matrix file. Matrix blocks already in your worlds become Seamless Ores' own blocks, in place and in inventories. - While both are installed, Seamless Ores steps aside and Matrix keeps working, so nothing is generated twice. ## On 1.21.x and 1.20.1 Everything 4.5.0 brought to 26.x: dripstone variants, Lush Caves clay and moss, and the new Geology option. Sulfur Caves and cinnabar exist only on 26.2 and 26.3. ## Malum Soulstone, natural quartz, brilliance and blazing quartz variants on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1, with the permission of Sammy Semicolon. Cthonic gold gets no variant, so its clusters still grow. ## Geology A new option, **off by default**. When on, ore stops forming in vanilla stones it could never form in, such as coal in granite or diamond in andesite. This removes ore: coal 11 percent, diamond under 2 percent, in a test area of 81 chunks. ## Fixes - Silk Touch on Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, cinnabar and sphalerite variants now drops the variant, not Tech Reborn's own ore. - The variants of Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos and silver, and Dense Mekanism's ores now need the same pickaxe tier as the ore they replace. - Seamless Ores no longer stops Malum's cthonic gold from growing clusters. ## The rest - Every existing block keeps its id, so existing worlds load as before. - Version numbers are now the same on every Minecraft version. This file covers Minecraft 1.20 to 1.21.1 and 1.21.4 to 26.3. Needs Fabric API and Cloth Config.

Seamless Ores 5.0.0 is **one file per loader instead of one per Minecraft version**, and **Seamless Ores: Matrix is now part of it**. ## Modded stones - The ores in other mods' stones that used to need Matrix are built in: Blockus, Create, Forbidden and Arcanus, Mythic Upgrades, Promenade and Wilder Wild on 26.x, as before. - **New on 1.21.x and 1.20.1**: the same, plus Create: TFMG, Twigs, Spawn and Let's Do Meadow, on the versions those mods exist for. Up to 1,170 more blocks on 1.20.1 and 886 on 1.21.1. - Ore in these stones follows a fixed geology rule, so it only forms where it could really form. - Two creative tabs: Vanilla Stones and Modded Stones. ## Coming from Matrix - Update Seamless Ores first, then delete the Matrix file. Matrix blocks already in your worlds become Seamless Ores' own blocks, in place and in inventories. - While both are installed, Seamless Ores steps aside and Matrix keeps working, so nothing is generated twice. ## On 1.21.x and 1.20.1 Everything 4.5.0 brought to 26.x: dripstone variants, Lush Caves clay and moss, and the new Geology option. Sulfur Caves and cinnabar exist only on 26.2 and 26.3. ## Malum Soulstone, natural quartz, brilliance and blazing quartz variants on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1, with the permission of Sammy Semicolon. Cthonic gold gets no variant, so its clusters still grow. ## Geology A new option, **off by default**. When on, ore stops forming in vanilla stones it could never form in, such as coal in granite or diamond in andesite. This removes ore: coal 11 percent, diamond under 2 percent, in a test area of 81 chunks. ## Fixes - Silk Touch on Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, cinnabar and sphalerite variants now drops the variant, not Tech Reborn's own ore. - The variants of Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos and silver, and Dense Mekanism's ores now need the same pickaxe tier as the ore they replace. - Seamless Ores no longer stops Malum's cthonic gold from growing clusters. - Cloth Config is now required on NeoForge 26.x too, as on every other version. ## The rest - Every existing block keeps its id, so existing worlds load as before. - Version numbers are now the same on every Minecraft version. This file covers Minecraft 1.21, 1.21.1 and 1.21.4 to 26.3, and 1.20.1 through the Forge build, which NeoForge runs at that version. Needs Cloth Config.

Seamless Ores 5.0.0 is **one file per loader instead of one per Minecraft version**, and **Seamless Ores: Matrix is now part of it**. ## Modded stones - The ores in other mods' stones that used to need Matrix are built in: Blockus, Create, Forbidden and Arcanus, Mythic Upgrades, Promenade and Wilder Wild on 26.x, as before. - **New on 1.21.x and 1.20.1**: the same, plus Create: TFMG, Twigs, Spawn and Let's Do Meadow, on the versions those mods exist for. Up to 1,170 more blocks on 1.20.1 and 886 on 1.21.1. - Ore in these stones follows a fixed geology rule, so it only forms where it could really form. - Two creative tabs: Vanilla Stones and Modded Stones. ## Coming from Matrix - Update Seamless Ores first, then delete the Matrix file. Matrix blocks already in your worlds become Seamless Ores' own blocks, in place and in inventories. - While both are installed, Seamless Ores steps aside and Matrix keeps working, so nothing is generated twice. ## On 1.21.x and 1.20.1 Everything 4.5.0 brought to 26.x: dripstone variants, Lush Caves clay and moss, and the new Geology option. Sulfur Caves and cinnabar exist only on 26.2 and 26.3. ## Malum Soulstone, natural quartz, brilliance and blazing quartz variants on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1, with the permission of Sammy Semicolon. Cthonic gold gets no variant, so its clusters still grow. ## Geology A new option, **off by default**. When on, ore stops forming in vanilla stones it could never form in, such as coal in granite or diamond in andesite. This removes ore: coal 11 percent, diamond under 2 percent, in a test area of 81 chunks. ## Fixes - Silk Touch on Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, cinnabar and sphalerite variants now drops the variant, not Tech Reborn's own ore. - The variants of Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos and silver, and Dense Mekanism's ores now need the same pickaxe tier as the ore they replace. - Seamless Ores no longer stops Malum's cthonic gold from growing clusters. ## The rest - Every existing block keeps its id, so existing worlds load as before. - Version numbers are now the same on every Minecraft version. This file covers Minecraft 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.21, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. Needs Cloth Config, or Cloth Config API Forge on 1.21.11.

## Dripstone - **81 new blocks**: coal, copper, iron, gold, redstone, lapis lazuli and diamond in dripstone, plus every Overworld ore of the supported mods. Emerald is left out, because it never generates in dripstone caves. - Ore that a dripstone cave covers in dripstone now becomes the dripstone version of the same ore, one for one. **The amount of ore does not change.** - Each one drops, mines and gives experience exactly like the stone ore it stands in for. - With no other mods installed, 7 of the 81 exist. The rest appear with their mod. ## Lush Caves - Ore left bare in a Lush Caves clay floor, clay pool or moss carpet now becomes clay or moss. - **This removes ore**: 270 of 14,768 ores, under 2 percent, in a test area of 49 chunks centred on Lush Caves. Nothing changes outside Lush Caves. - Bone meal on moss works exactly as in vanilla. ## Sulfur Caves - No ore sits in or against the sulfur and cinnabar of the Sulfur Caves any more, vanilla or modded, and neither do the large copper and iron veins that used to cut through them. - **This removes ore**: 13,275 ores became 11,217 in a test area of 49 chunks centred on Sulfur Caves. Nothing changes outside the Sulfur Caves. - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3, the versions that have Sulfur Caves. ## Cinnabar ores - Ores now form inside the Sulfur Caves' cinnabar: the ones that really occur beside cinnabar in hot spring deposits. **Gold, iron and redstone**, plus **silver** (Tech Reborn, Occultism), **zinc** (Create) and Tech Reborn's **galena, lead, pyrite and sphalerite**. - Each forms in the same veins as the ore it stands in for: the same vein size, the same number of veins per chunk and the same heights, only inside cinnabar. - **This adds ore**, only in cinnabar, which vanilla leaves empty. In the same test areas, between 1,305 and 1,928 cinnabar ore blocks across 49 chunks at the default amount. - Each one drops, mines and gives experience exactly like the ore it stands in for. - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. ## Config - **Dripstone variants** and **Lush Caves clay and moss** are in the Overworld section. - A new **Sulfur Caves** section, shown on Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3 only, holds **Cinnabar ores**, a **Cinnabar ore amount** slider (0 to 300 percent of the default) and **Sulfur Caves stay bare**. - Everything is on by default. Turn Cinnabar ores off to add no ore, and Lush Caves or Sulfur Caves off to keep every ore. Like every setting, these apply to newly generated chunks.

## Dripstone - **81 new blocks**: coal, copper, iron, gold, redstone, lapis lazuli and diamond in dripstone, plus every Overworld ore of the supported mods. Emerald is left out, because it never generates in dripstone caves. - Ore that a dripstone cave covers in dripstone now becomes the dripstone version of the same ore, one for one. **The amount of ore does not change.** - Each one drops, mines and gives experience exactly like the stone ore it stands in for. - With no other mods installed, 7 of the 81 exist. The rest appear with their mod. ## Lush Caves - Ore left bare in a Lush Caves clay floor, clay pool or moss carpet now becomes clay or moss. - **This removes ore**: 270 of 14,768 ores, under 2 percent, in a test area of 49 chunks centred on Lush Caves. Nothing changes outside Lush Caves. - Bone meal on moss works exactly as in vanilla. ## Sulfur Caves - No ore sits in or against the sulfur and cinnabar of the Sulfur Caves any more, vanilla or modded, and neither do the large copper and iron veins that used to cut through them. - **This removes ore**: 13,275 ores became 11,217 in a test area of 49 chunks centred on Sulfur Caves. Nothing changes outside the Sulfur Caves. - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3, the versions that have Sulfur Caves. ## Cinnabar ores - Ores now form inside the Sulfur Caves' cinnabar: the ones that really occur beside cinnabar in hot spring deposits. **Gold, iron and redstone**, plus **silver** (Tech Reborn, Occultism), **zinc** (Create) and Tech Reborn's **galena, lead, pyrite and sphalerite**. - Each forms in the same veins as the ore it stands in for: the same vein size, the same number of veins per chunk and the same heights, only inside cinnabar. - **This adds ore**, only in cinnabar, which vanilla leaves empty. In the same test areas, between 1,305 and 1,928 cinnabar ore blocks across 49 chunks at the default amount. - Each one drops, mines and gives experience exactly like the ore it stands in for. - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. ## Config - **Dripstone variants** and **Lush Caves clay and moss** are in the Overworld section. - A new **Sulfur Caves** section, shown on Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3 only, holds **Cinnabar ores**, a **Cinnabar ore amount** slider (0 to 300 percent of the default) and **Sulfur Caves stay bare**. - Everything is on by default. Turn Cinnabar ores off to add no ore, and Lush Caves or Sulfur Caves off to keep every ore. Like every setting, these apply to newly generated chunks.

## Oreganized **8 new blocks**: lead and silver, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Both ores already generate in stone, granite, diorite, andesite, deepslate and tuff, so all eight variants are a pure restyle. The same veins in the same places, the same drops, the same experience and the same pickaxe, with the background matched to the rock around it. The Oreganized overlays are drawn from its own ore textures and are used with the permission of Binome of Team Galena. ## Fixed **The Mekanism variants dropped nothing when mined.** Their drops were in the file but never loaded on Forge. They now drop exactly what Mekanism's own ore does, with Fortune and Silk Touch working as usual.

## Oreganized **8 new blocks**: lead and silver, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Both ores already generate in stone, granite, diorite, andesite, deepslate and tuff, so all eight variants are a pure restyle. The same veins in the same places, the same drops, the same experience and the same pickaxe, with the background matched to the rock around it. The Oreganized overlays are drawn from its own ore textures and are used with the permission of Binome of Team Galena. Oreganized's Fabric build for 1.20.1 is on Modrinth only.

## Oreganized **8 new blocks**: lead and silver, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Both ores already generate in stone, granite, diorite, andesite, deepslate and tuff, so all eight variants are a pure restyle. The same veins in the same places, the same drops, the same experience and the same pickaxe, with the background matched to the rock around it. The Oreganized overlays are drawn from its own ore textures and are used with the permission of Binome of Team Galena.

Seamless Ores now ships one file for every 26.x version, and supports Mythic Upgrades on 26.3. ## One file for 26.1 to 26.3 This file runs on Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and replaces the separate 26.1.x, 26.2 and 26.3 files. On each version it behaves exactly as the file for that version did: the same blocks, the same generation, the same drops and the same config. ## Mythic Upgrades on 26.3 **24 blocks**: aquamarine, citrine, peridot, topaz and necoium in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, and ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone. They were already supported on 26.2, and Mythic Upgrades now has a 26.3 build. ## Seamless Ores: Matrix A companion mod is out. **Seamless Ores: Matrix** does the same for the stones other mods add, such as Create's layers, Blockus and the Mythic Upgrades schists. A short note in chat points to it the first time you play with this version and when you start a new world. It never shows when Matrix is installed. ## Cloth Config on NeoForge Cloth Config is now optional on NeoForge for every 26.x version, not only 26.3. Without it the mod runs on its default settings and has no config screen, and everything else works exactly the same.

Seamless Ores now ships one file for every 26.x version, and supports Mythic Upgrades on 26.3. ## One file for 26.1 to 26.3 This file runs on Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and replaces the separate 26.1.x, 26.2 and 26.3 files. On each version it behaves exactly as the file for that version did: the same blocks, the same generation, the same drops and the same config. ## Mythic Upgrades on 26.3 **24 blocks**: aquamarine, citrine, peridot, topaz and necoium in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, and ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone. They were already supported on 26.2, and Mythic Upgrades now has a 26.3 build. ## Seamless Ores: Matrix A companion mod is out. **Seamless Ores: Matrix** does the same for the stones other mods add, such as Create's layers, Blockus and the Mythic Upgrades schists. A short note in chat points to it the first time you play with this version and when you start a new world. It never shows when Matrix is installed.

Immersive Engineering and Mekanism are now supported. ## Immersive Engineering **20 new blocks**: aluminum, lead, nickel, silver and uranium, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Immersive Engineering redrew its nickel and uranium ore after 1.20.1, so this file uses the 1.20.1 drawing of both and the 1.21.1 file uses the newer one. Either way the variants match the ore you actually have. ## Mekanism **20 new blocks**: osmium, tin, lead, uranium and fluorite, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Mekanism draws its tin ore differently on 1.20.1, and this file uses that drawing for the same reason. Every one of these ores already generates in stone, granite, diorite, andesite, deepslate and tuff, so all forty variants are a pure restyle. The same veins in the same places, the same drops, the same experience and the same pickaxe, with the background matched to the rock around it. Both mods build for Forge and NeoForge at Minecraft 1.20.1, and this Forge file runs on both. The Immersive Engineering overlays are drawn from its own ore textures and are used with the permission of BluSunrize. The Mekanism overlays are drawn from its ore textures, which are MIT licensed. Nothing else has changed. The same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.0.

This file brings Fabric 1.20.1 level with 4.1.0. Nothing changes in game: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.0. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched. Immersive Engineering and Mekanism support arrived in this release, but both mods build for Forge and NeoForge only at Minecraft 1.20.1, so that part reaches the Forge file only.

Immersive Engineering and Mekanism are now supported. ## Immersive Engineering **20 new blocks**: aluminum, lead, nickel, silver and uranium, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. ## Mekanism **20 new blocks**: osmium, tin, lead, uranium and fluorite, each in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. Every one of these ores already generates in stone, granite, diorite, andesite, deepslate and tuff, so all forty variants are a pure restyle. The same veins in the same places, the same drops, the same experience and the same pickaxe, with the background matched to the rock around it. Both mods have a build for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge only, so the NeoForge file is the one that carries these. The Immersive Engineering overlays are drawn from its own ore textures and are used with the permission of BluSunrize. The Mekanism overlays are drawn from its ore textures, which are MIT licensed. Nothing else has changed. The same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.0.

This file brings Forge 1.21.1 level with 4.1.0. Nothing changes in game: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.0. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched. Immersive Engineering and Mekanism support arrived in this release, but neither mod has a Forge build for Minecraft 1.21.1, so that part reaches the NeoForge file only.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Immersive Engineering and Mekanism support arrived in this release as well, but neither mod has a Fabric build for Minecraft 1.21.1, so that part reaches the NeoForge file only. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.0. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

Mythic Metals is now supported on 26.1.x. ## Mythic Metals **68 blocks**: its overworld ores in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff, and its Nether ores in basalt and blackstone. Mythic Metals released its first build for this version in September, so its variants can appear here for the first time. They were already inside the mod and would have shown up on their own, but their mining tier was read from an older build that set none: every one of them could be mined with any pickaxe. This release reads the tiers from the 26.1.2 build, so each variant now needs exactly what its Mythic Metals counterpart needs, up to a diamond pickaxe for adamantite, mythril, orichalcum and starrite and a netherite one for unobtainium. Mythic Metals is Fabric only, so this applies to the Fabric file. Nothing else has changed. The same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config as 4.0.1.

The copper settings work on Forge again. ## Fixed **The two copper settings had no effect on the Forge file.** Copper generated at vanilla density whatever they were set to. They work now: on the shipped defaults ordinary copper is thinned to 75 percent of vanilla and dripstone cave copper to 50 percent, which is what the other loaders have always done. Dripstone caves get vanilla copper twice over, once from the ore that generates everywhere and once from a second set of larger veins that only they get, and our variants make that much more visible by matching the ore to the granite around it. Both dials are in the config if you would rather have vanilla numbers back: set either to 100. Nothing else has changed. The same blocks, the same ids and the same generation as 4.0.1.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation, on the settings the mod ships with. A world that already had the mod installed when it was created was never affected, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing else has changed: the same blocks, the same ids, the same generation and the same config. Existing worlds and settings carry over untouched.

Seamless Ores now supports Minecraft 26.3, on both Fabric and NeoForge. ## Minecraft 26.3 26.3 rebuilt how ore generation works underneath, so 26.3 gets its own build rather than an extended version range. Nothing about the mod behaves differently: a variant still appears exactly where that ore would have generated anyway, with the same vein sizes, amounts, drops and tags. ## Supported mods at 26.3 - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. - **Energized Power**, 4 blocks: tin. Both loaders. All optional and detected automatically. The other mods Seamless Ores supports have no 26.3 build yet, and their variants will appear on their own as soon as they do, with no update needed here. ## Cloth Config on NeoForge Cloth Config has no NeoForge build for 26.3 yet, so on NeoForge it is optional in this release. Without it the mod runs on its default settings and has no config screen, and everything else works exactly the same. On Fabric it is still required and the config screen is there as usual. ## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation. This affected every supported Minecraft version and is fixed here and in the 4.0.1 files for the older versions.

Seamless Ores now supports Minecraft 26.3, on both Fabric and NeoForge. ## Minecraft 26.3 26.3 rebuilt how ore generation works underneath, so 26.3 gets its own build rather than an extended version range. Nothing about the mod behaves differently: a variant still appears exactly where that ore would have generated anyway, with the same vein sizes, amounts, drops and tags. ## Supported mods at 26.3 - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. - **Energized Power**, 4 blocks: tin. Both loaders. All optional and detected automatically. The other mods Seamless Ores supports have no 26.3 build yet, and their variants will appear on their own as soon as they do, with no update needed here. ## Cloth Config on NeoForge Cloth Config has no NeoForge build for 26.3 yet, so on NeoForge it is optional in this release. Without it the mod runs on its default settings and has no config screen, and everything else works exactly the same. On Fabric it is still required and the config screen is there as usual. ## Fixed - Adding Seamless Ores to a world that was created without it could crash world generation. This affected every supported Minecraft version and is fixed here and in the 4.0.1 files for the older versions.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks: its nine overworld ores, uranium included, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge, 26.1 and 26.1.2. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. NeoForge, 26.1.2. - **Silent's Gems opal**, 4 blocks, with its translucent layer matched to each stone. NeoForge. Silent's Gems' Nether opal never generates, so there is no basalt or blackstone opal. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite only generate in netherrack in Tech Reborn itself. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. They have their own switch in the config and follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, a world could crash while loading alongside Alloy Forgery. Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which let recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, and Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now, so bort takes 4 to mine and 10 against explosions, like the original. ## The rest - **86 blocks on Fabric and 176 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin, bauxite and uranium carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, and Occultism's silver an `occultism_` one, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of every new mod's ores were checked against the mod itself, and the variants match.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Modern Industrialization**, 44 blocks: all eleven of its ores that generate here, iridium included. Fabric. - **Cobblemon**, 42 blocks: all ten evolution stone ores, with fire stone in basalt and blackstone too. Fabric and Forge. Cobblemon's ores give off no light at this version, so neither do these. - **Dense Mekanism**, 20 blocks: dense fluorite, lead, osmium, tin and uranium. Forge, alongside Mekanism. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. Forge. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. Forge. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. Forge. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite, Extreme Reactors' benitoite and Cobblemon's Nether fire stone only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `forge:ores/tin` or `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in, in that tag's own form. This also puts the Mythic Metals variants into the `c:` ore tags they were missing from. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with Silent's Gems' art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. - Mythic Metals, Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' Nether gem ores, Create: New Age's thorium, Ice and Fire's sapphire and deepslate silver, and Occultism's deepslate silver have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **285 blocks on Fabric and 266 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Where two mods share an ore name, the newcomer's block id carries a prefix, such as `techreborn_silver`, `mi_iridium` or `occultism_silver`, so nothing collides. - The hardness and blast resistance of every new mod's ores were checked against the mod itself, and the variants match. Dense Mekanism's are much tougher than an ordinary ore's: osmium takes 7.5 to mine and 12 against explosions, where an ordinary ore is 3 and 3. - Silent's Gems has no opal at this version, so there is none here. The Forge file also runs on NeoForge for 1.20.1, which provides the Forge mod id, so there is no separate NeoForge download.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Modern Industrialization**, 44 blocks: all eleven of its ores that generate here, iridium included. Fabric. - **Cobblemon**, 42 blocks: all ten evolution stone ores, with fire stone in basalt and blackstone too. Fabric and Forge. Cobblemon's ores give off no light at this version, so neither do these. - **Dense Mekanism**, 20 blocks: dense fluorite, lead, osmium, tin and uranium. Forge, alongside Mekanism. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. Forge. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. Forge. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. Forge. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite, Extreme Reactors' benitoite and Cobblemon's Nether fire stone only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `forge:ores/tin` or `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in, in that tag's own form. This also puts the Mythic Metals variants into the `c:` ore tags they were missing from. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with Silent's Gems' art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. - Mythic Metals, Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' Nether gem ores, Create: New Age's thorium, Ice and Fire's sapphire and deepslate silver, and Occultism's deepslate silver have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **285 blocks on Fabric and 266 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Where two mods share an ore name, the newcomer's block id carries a prefix, such as `techreborn_silver`, `mi_iridium` or `occultism_silver`, so nothing collides. - The hardness and blast resistance of every new mod's ores were checked against the mod itself, and the variants match. Dense Mekanism's are much tougher than an ordinary ore's: osmium takes 7.5 to mine and 12 against explosions, where an ordinary ore is 3 and 3. - Silent's Gems has no opal at this version, so there is none here.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Modern Industrialization**, 40 blocks: all ten of its ores that generate, antimony to uranium. NeoForge. - **Cobblemon**, 42 blocks: all ten evolution stone ores, with fire stone in basalt and blackstone too, each giving off the same light as the original. Fabric and NeoForge, 1.21.1. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. NeoForge. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. NeoForge. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. - **Silent's Gems opal**, 4 blocks, with its translucent layer matched to each stone. NeoForge. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite, Extreme Reactors' benitoite and Cobblemon's Nether fire stone only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Hardness and blast resistance Modern Industrialization's ores take the blast resistance of stone, 6, where most ores have 3. Its variants now match, so an explosion that leaves the original standing leaves them standing too. Every other new mod was checked the same way and already matched. The mods supported before this update were checked the same way, and several set their own values where their variants used an ordinary ore's: Mythic Metals, Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, Create: New Age's thorium and Occultism's deepslate silver. Their variants match their own mod now. ## Fixed - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with Silent's Gems' art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. - Dense Mekanism's variants mined and blew up like an ordinary ore. They now have the hardness and blast resistance of its own dense ores, which are much tougher: osmium is 7.5 to mine and 12 against explosions, where an ordinary ore is 3 and 3. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **216 blocks on Fabric, 327 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Where two mods share an ore name, the newcomer's block id carries a prefix, such as `techreborn_silver`, `mi_lead` or `occultism_silver`, so nothing collides.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Modern Industrialization**, 40 blocks: all ten of its ores that generate, antimony to uranium. NeoForge. - **Cobblemon**, 42 blocks: all ten evolution stone ores, with fire stone in basalt and blackstone too, each giving off the same light as the original. Fabric and NeoForge, 1.21.1. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. NeoForge. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. NeoForge. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. - **Silent's Gems opal**, 4 blocks, with its translucent layer matched to each stone. NeoForge. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite, Extreme Reactors' benitoite and Cobblemon's Nether fire stone only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Hardness and blast resistance Modern Industrialization's ores take the blast resistance of stone, 6, where most ores have 3. Its variants now match, so an explosion that leaves the original standing leaves them standing too. Every other new mod was checked the same way and already matched. The mods supported before this update were checked the same way, and several set their own values where their variants used an ordinary ore's: Mythic Metals, Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, Create: New Age's thorium and Occultism's deepslate silver. Their variants match their own mod now. ## Fixed - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with Silent's Gems' art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. - Dense Mekanism's variants mined and blew up like an ordinary ore. They now have the hardness and blast resistance of its own dense ores, which are much tougher: osmium is 7.5 to mine and 12 against explosions, where an ordinary ore is 3 and 3. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **216 blocks on Fabric, 327 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Where two mods share an ore name, the newcomer's block id carries a prefix, such as `techreborn_silver`, `mi_lead` or `occultism_silver`, so nothing collides. None of the new mods has a Forge build for 1.21 or 1.21.1, so the Forge file only changes version.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Modern Industrialization**, 40 blocks: all ten of its ores that generate, antimony to uranium. NeoForge. - **Cobblemon**, 42 blocks: all ten evolution stone ores, with fire stone in basalt and blackstone too, each giving off the same light as the original. Fabric and NeoForge, 1.21.1. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. NeoForge. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. NeoForge. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. - **Silent's Gems opal**, 4 blocks, with its translucent layer matched to each stone. NeoForge. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite, Extreme Reactors' benitoite and Cobblemon's Nether fire stone only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Hardness and blast resistance Modern Industrialization's ores take the blast resistance of stone, 6, where most ores have 3. Its variants now match, so an explosion that leaves the original standing leaves them standing too. Every other new mod was checked the same way and already matched. The mods supported before this update were checked the same way, and several set their own values where their variants used an ordinary ore's: Mythic Metals, Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, Create: New Age's thorium and Occultism's deepslate silver. Their variants match their own mod now. ## Fixed - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with Silent's Gems' art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. - Dense Mekanism's variants mined and blew up like an ordinary ore. They now have the hardness and blast resistance of its own dense ores, which are much tougher: osmium is 7.5 to mine and 12 against explosions, where an ordinary ore is 3 and 3. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **216 blocks on Fabric, 327 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Where two mods share an ore name, the newcomer's block id carries a prefix, such as `techreborn_silver`, `mi_lead` or `occultism_silver`, so nothing collides.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. Tech Reborn builds for 1.21.4 to 1.21.8 in this range, and for 1.21.10 on CurseForge only, so that is where these appear. It has no uranium ore in this range. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. NeoForge, 1.21.4, where its build is on CurseForge only. Like every supported mod they are optional and detected automatically. The other mods this update adds on other Minecraft versions have no build in this range. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite and Extreme Reactors' benitoite only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, a world could crash while loading alongside Alloy Forgery. Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which let recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Metals gives every metal its own hardness and blast resistance, but its variants used an ordinary ore's. They match Mythic Metals now, so runite takes 8 to mine and unobtainium stands up to explosions like the original. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **Up to 150 blocks on Fabric and 46 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each version in the range. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin and bauxite carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of both new mods' ores were checked against the mods themselves, and the variants match.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 38 blocks: its eight overworld ores, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. Tech Reborn builds for 1.21.4 to 1.21.8 in this range, and for 1.21.10 on CurseForge only, so that is where these appear. It has no uranium ore in this range. - **Extreme Reactors**, 6 blocks: yellorite, and benitoite in basalt and blackstone, both animated like the originals. NeoForge, 1.21.4, where its build is on CurseForge only. Like every supported mod they are optional and detected automatically. The other mods this update adds on other Minecraft versions have no build in this range. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite and Extreme Reactors' benitoite only generate in netherrack in their own mods. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. Each mod has its own switch for them in the config, and they follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, a world could crash while loading alongside Alloy Forgery. Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which let recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Metals gives every metal its own hardness and blast resistance, but its variants used an ordinary ore's. They match Mythic Metals now, so runite takes 8 to mine and unobtainium stands up to explosions like the original. - Mythic Metals' banglum variants never blew up. They now behave like banglum ore itself: mining one can set it off, far more often in the Nether, with the same odds, the same effect of the tool's enchantments and Mythril Drill upgrades, and the same warning particles. ## The rest - **Up to 150 blocks on Fabric and 46 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each version in the range. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin and bauxite carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of both new mods' ores were checked against the mods themselves, and the variants match.

## Opal 4 blocks, one for each overworld host stone, with the gem's translucent layer matched to each stone rather than shared. NeoForge, where Silent's Gems is. Silent's Gems' Nether opal never generates, so there is no basalt or blackstone opal. The other six mods this update adds on older Minecraft versions have no 1.21.11 build, so opal is the only new content here. ## Fixed - On Fabric, Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which could let other mods' recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Silent Gear's bort, and Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now. ## The rest - **44 blocks on Fabric, 152 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each.

## Opal 4 blocks, one for each overworld host stone, with the gem's translucent layer matched to each stone rather than shared. NeoForge, where Silent's Gems is. Silent's Gems' Nether opal never generates, so there is no basalt or blackstone opal. The other six mods this update adds on older Minecraft versions have no 1.21.11 build, so opal is the only new content here. ## Fixed - On Fabric, Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which could let other mods' recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Silent Gear's bort, and Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now. ## The rest - **44 blocks on Fabric, 152 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. Nothing changes on Forge beyond the version. Cloth Config API Forge is still required.

## Opal 4 blocks, one for each overworld host stone, with the gem's translucent layer matched to each stone rather than shared. NeoForge, where Silent's Gems is. Silent's Gems' Nether opal never generates, so there is no basalt or blackstone opal. The other six mods this update adds on older Minecraft versions have no 1.21.11 build, so opal is the only new content here. ## Fixed - On Fabric, Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which could let other mods' recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Silent Gear's bort, and Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores, have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now. ## The rest - **44 blocks on Fabric, 152 on NeoForge and 36 on Forge**, depending on which mods have a build for each.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks: its nine overworld ores, uranium included, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge, 26.1 and 26.1.2. - **Mystical Agriculture**, 8 blocks: inferium and prosperity. NeoForge, 26.1.2. - **Silent's Gems opal**, 4 blocks, with its translucent layer matched to each stone. NeoForge. Silent's Gems' Nether opal never generates, so there is no basalt or blackstone opal. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite only generate in netherrack in Tech Reborn itself. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. They have their own switch in the config and follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, a world could crash while loading alongside Alloy Forgery. Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which let recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin or Silent's Gems' topaz, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` or `c:ores/topaz` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Powah's uraninite, Silent Gear's bort, and Silent's Gems' chaos ore and Nether gem ores have their own hardness and blast resistance, but their variants used an ordinary ore's. They match their own mod now, so bort takes 4 to mine and 10 against explosions, like the original. ## The rest - **86 blocks on Fabric and 176 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin, bauxite and uranium carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, and Occultism's silver an `occultism_` one, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of every new mod's ores were checked against the mod itself, and the variants match.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks: its nine overworld ores, uranium included, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. Both are optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. The other mods this update adds on older Minecraft versions have no 26.2 build. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite only generate in netherrack in Tech Reborn itself. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. They have their own switch in the config and follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which could let other mods' recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with the wrong art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. ## The rest - **110 blocks on Fabric and 68 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin, bauxite and uranium carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of both new mods' ores were checked against the mods themselves, and the variants match.

## New mods - **Tech Reborn**, 42 blocks: its nine overworld ores, uranium included, plus cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite in basalt and blackstone. Fabric. - **Occultism**, 4 blocks: silver. NeoForge. Both are optional and detected automatically, like the mods before them. The other mods this update adds on older Minecraft versions have no 26.2 build. ## Nether ores that add ore Tech Reborn's cinnabar, pyrite and sphalerite only generate in netherrack in Tech Reborn itself. Their basalt and blackstone versions are therefore new ore, the same as Seamless Ores' own gold and quartz. They have their own switch in the config and follow the Nether rarity and vein size settings. Everything in the Overworld is still a restyle of ore that already generates. ## Fixed - On Fabric, Seamless Ores created ore tags such as `c:ores/nickel` for other mods' ores even when those mods were not installed, which could let other mods' recipes built on those tags load with nothing in them. Each mod's ore tags now only exist when that mod is installed. - A variant with a prefixed name, such as Energized Power's tin, was missing from its material's tag, so anything looking for `c:ores/tin` ignored it. Every variant is now in every tag its source ore is in. - Mythic Upgrades' ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone were drawn with the wrong art. They use Mythic Upgrades' own now. ## The rest - **110 blocks on Fabric and 68 on NeoForge**, depending on which mods have a build for each. - Tech Reborn's ruby, sapphire, silver, lead, tin, bauxite and uranium carry a `techreborn_` prefix in their block ids, because other supported mods already use those names. - The hardness and blast resistance of both new mods' ores were checked against the mods themselves, and the variants match.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **161 blocks on Fabric** and **186 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## First release for 1.20 and 1.20.1 One file per loader covering both versions. **The Forge file also runs on NeoForge**, which provides the Forge mod id at this version, so there is no separate NeoForge download. This is the widest modded support of any version, because most of the supported mods still build for 1.20.1. Exp Ores and Ice and Fire are supported here and nowhere else.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **161 blocks on Fabric** and **186 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## First release for 1.20 and 1.20.1 One file per loader covering both versions. **The Forge file also runs on NeoForge**, which provides the Forge mod id at this version, so there is no separate NeoForge download. This is the widest modded support of any version, because most of the supported mods still build for 1.20.1. Exp Ores and Ice and Fire are supported here and nowhere else.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **136 blocks on Fabric**, **223 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **136 blocks on Fabric**, **223 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **136 blocks on Fabric**, **223 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **112 blocks on Fabric** and **40 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## First release for 1.21.4 to 1.21.10 One file covers all seven versions on each loader. Classic Forge is not built for this range. Its event bus is rewritten at 1.21.6, so no single Forge file can span it. Fabric and NeoForge each cover the whole range from one file. Mythic Metals is the reason the Fabric count is high here: it builds for 1.21.4 and stops, so its 68 blocks appear on 1.21.4 only.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **112 blocks on Fabric** and **40 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## First release for 1.21.4 to 1.21.10 One file covers all seven versions on each loader. Classic Forge is not built for this range. Its event bus is rewritten at 1.21.6, so no single Forge file can span it. Fabric and NeoForge each cover the whole range from one file. Mythic Metals is the reason the Fabric count is high here: it builds for 1.21.4 and stops, so its 68 blocks appear on 1.21.4 only.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **44 blocks on Fabric**, **148 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## Forge now uses Cloth Config

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **44 blocks on Fabric**, **148 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## Forge now uses Cloth Config **This build needs [Cloth Config API Forge](https://modrinth.com/mod/cloth-config-forge), a new required dependency.** 2.0.0 carried its own hand written config screen, because official Cloth Config has no Forge build for 1.21.11. An unofficial port of it does, so all three loaders now share one screen and one set of settings. It is a separate project from Cloth Config, so install that one rather than the usual one.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **44 blocks on Fabric**, **148 on NeoForge** and **36 on Forge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## Forge now uses Cloth Config

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **44 blocks on Fabric** and **160 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **44 blocks on Fabric** and **160 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **68 blocks on Fabric** and **64 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## Retuned Nether defaults The Nether felt empty at the values 2.0.0 shipped with on this version. Basalt deltas run twice the gold and quartz attempts of ordinary Nether, and almost none of them land on netherrack, so the old defaults converted very few of them. **Nether ore rarity is now one in two rather than one in eight, and Nether vein size 80 percent rather than 60.** Zinc vein size moves from 9 to 10. The other Minecraft versions have had these numbers since 2.0.0.

## Nine more mods Seamless Ores now restyles ore from other mods as well as vanilla, taking it to **295 blocks** in total. Create, Create: New Age, Create: TFMG, Dense Mekanism, Energized Power, Mythic Metals, Mythic Upgrades, Powah, Silent Gear, Silent's Gems and Things are all supported, and on 1.20.x so are Exp Ores and Ice and Fire. Every one of them is optional and detected automatically, so nothing needs configuring and nothing breaks if you do not have them. Which ones have a build differs by Minecraft version and loader, which comes to **68 blocks on Fabric** and **64 on NeoForge** here. ## Its own creative tab With that many blocks, the ores were burying vanilla's Natural Blocks tab, so they now have a tab of their own, sorted vanilla first and then grouped by the mod each ore comes from. ## Config Each supported mod gets its own section, and sections for mods you do not have are hidden. The screen now uses a scrolling sidebar rather than a row of tabs, which stopped being usable past about five categories. ## Two copper settings Vanilla's large copper veins are packed with granite, so once they are restyled they read as solid walls of copper, and dripstone caves get sixteen extra veins per chunk that no other biome does. **Ordinary copper now defaults to 75 percent and dripstone caves to 50 percent.** These are the first settings that change Overworld ore amounts, so they are worth knowing about. Set both to 100 and generation is untouched vanilla again. ## Fixed The worldgen log reported every Nether vein resize as a zinc resize, whether or not Create was installed. ## Retuned Nether defaults The Nether felt empty at the values 2.0.0 shipped with on this version. Basalt deltas run twice the gold and quartz attempts of ordinary Nether, and almost none of them land on netherrack, so the old defaults converted very few of them. **Nether ore rarity is now one in two rather than one in eight, and Nether vein size 80 percent rather than 60.** Zinc vein size moves from 9 to 10. The other Minecraft versions have had these numbers since 2.0.0.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1 One file covers both versions, on Fabric, NeoForge and Forge. ## Mythic Metals, 68 new blocks This is the largest addition the mod has had, and it is the most requested one. With [Mythic Metals](https://modrinth.com/mod/mythicmetals) installed, **132 blocks**. Adamantite, aquarium, banglum, carmot, kyber, manganese, midas gold, morkite, mythril, orichalcum, osmium, palladium, platinum, prometheum, quadrillum, runite, silver, starrite, stormyx, tin and unobtainium all get backgrounds that match the stone they generate in. Most of it is a pure restyle with no balance change at all. **Some of its ores never generate in tuff**, only in stone, granite, diorite and andesite, so those get three versions rather than four. Adding a tuff one would be inventing ore that does not exist. Orichalcum and stormyx already ship their own seamless versions for tuff and blackstone, so those are left alone. Midas gold, palladium, stormyx and nether banglum only generate in netherrack, so their basalt and blackstone versions add ore, exactly like vanilla gold and quartz do. They use the same toggles. **Drops are untouched.** Aquarium still has its chance of pearls, banglum still drops chunks, carmot still drops carmot stone, and the amounts are identical, because the drops come from Mythic Metals' own loot tables rather than being rebuilt. **Stormyx and unobtainium animate**, matching the ore they stand in for. ## A new config section Mythic Metals gets its own on and off switch, alongside the existing four sections. Sixteen settings in five sections now, worded the same on every loader. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the Nether dials.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1 One file covers both versions, on Fabric, NeoForge and Forge. ## What is in it on this version Mythic Metals is Fabric only, so its 68 blocks do not appear here. Create is available for NeoForge at 1.21.1, so zinc does, which is the reverse of every other version of this mod. That comes to **64 blocks**: the four host stones across all eight vanilla ores, the Nether variants, the large copper and iron vein restyle, Mythic Upgrades' 24, and Create's zinc. ## A new config section Mythic Metals gets its own on and off switch, alongside the existing four sections. Sixteen settings in five sections now, worded the same on every loader. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the Nether dials.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1 One file covers both versions, on Fabric, NeoForge and Forge. ## What is in it on this version Neither Create nor Mythic Metals nor Mythic Upgrades has a Forge build at 1.21 or 1.21.1, so this is the **36 vanilla blocks**: the four host stones across all eight Overworld ores, the basalt and blackstone Nether variants, and the restyled large copper and iron veins. They appear on their own if any of those mods ever ships for Forge here, with no update needed. ## A new config section Mythic Metals gets its own on and off switch, alongside the existing four sections. Sixteen settings in five sections now, worded the same on every loader. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the Nether dials.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21.11 The 2.0.0 release, built against 1.21.11. The same source builds this and the 26.x versions, so generation, tags, loot, config and everything else behave identically. ## What generates on this version **Mythic Upgrades has no 1.21.11 build**, so its 24 blocks are not registered here. They appear on their own if it ever ships for this version, with no update needed. Everything else is present: granite, diorite, andesite and tuff across all eight Overworld ores, the basalt and blackstone Nether variants with their rarity, vein size and bastion protection, and the restyled large copper and iron veins. Create is Fabric only on 1.21.11, so its four zinc blocks appear there and not on the other two loaders. That comes to **40 blocks on Fabric** and **36 on NeoForge and Forge**. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0 on 26.x: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the fifteen setting config screen in four sections.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21.11 The 2.0.0 release, built against 1.21.11. The same source builds this and the 26.x versions, so generation, tags, loot, config and everything else behave identically. ## What generates on this version **Mythic Upgrades has no 1.21.11 build**, so its 24 blocks are not registered here. They appear on their own if it ever ships for this version, with no update needed. Everything else is present: granite, diorite, andesite and tuff across all eight Overworld ores, the basalt and blackstone Nether variants with their rarity, vein size and bastion protection, and the restyled large copper and iron veins. Create is Fabric only on 1.21.11, so its four zinc blocks appear there and not on the other two loaders. That comes to **40 blocks on Fabric** and **36 on NeoForge and Forge**. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0 on 26.x: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the fifteen setting config screen in four sections.

## Now on Minecraft 1.21.11 The 2.0.0 release, built against 1.21.11. The same source builds this and the 26.x versions, so generation, tags, loot, config and everything else behave identically. ## First Forge build 1.21.11 is the first version of Seamless Ores to ship for **Forge**, alongside Fabric and NeoForge. Cloth Config has no Forge build for 1.21.11, so this one brings its own config screen, reached from the Config button in the mods list. Same fifteen settings in the same four sections, worded exactly as on the other loaders, with a reset on each row and one for all of them. **On Forge this mod needs nothing but the loader itself.** ## What generates on this version **Mythic Upgrades has no 1.21.11 build**, so its 24 blocks are not registered here. They appear on their own if it ever ships for this version, with no update needed. Everything else is present: granite, diorite, andesite and tuff across all eight Overworld ores, the basalt and blackstone Nether variants with their rarity, vein size and bastion protection, and the restyled large copper and iron veins. Create is Fabric only on 1.21.11, so its four zinc blocks appear there and not on the other two loaders. That comes to **40 blocks on Fabric** and **36 on NeoForge and Forge**. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0 on 26.x: Overworld generation identical to vanilla, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, full tag, loot, XP and mining level parity, bastion protection, and the fifteen setting config screen in four sections.

## Backport to Minecraft 26.1.x The 2.0.0 release, now covering **26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2** from a single file per loader. Nothing about the mod changed: the same source builds both this and the 26.2 version. **Mythic Upgrades is not available for 26.1.x**, so its 24 blocks are not registered here. Everything else is: the four host stones across all eight vanilla ores, the Nether variants, the large copper and iron vein restyle. That comes to 40 blocks without Create, which is Fabric only at this version. ## Nether balance retuned The Nether defaults were too cautious, so basalt deltas felt empty. They are now set from a measurement rather than a feel. A delta runs exactly twice the gold and quartz attempts of ordinary Nether, and nearly all of them land on basalt or blackstone rather than netherrack, which is why vanilla leaves deltas so bare. * **Nether ore rarity** is now **1 in 2**, was 1 in 8. * **Nether vein size** is now **80 percent** of vanilla, was 60. Together those leave a basalt delta holding about 80 percent as much gold and quartz as ordinary netherrack Nether. Present and worth mining, never a jackpot. Both remain adjustable, and the vein size still affects vanilla's own netherrack veins, which is why it is not simply set back to 100. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0 on 26.2: byte identical Overworld generation, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, tag, loot and XP parity, bastion protection, and the four category config screen.

## Backport to Minecraft 26.1.x The 2.0.0 release, now covering **26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2** from a single file per loader. Nothing about the mod changed: the same source builds both this and the 26.2 version. **Mythic Upgrades is not available for 26.1.x**, so its 24 blocks are not registered here. Everything else is: the four host stones across all eight vanilla ores, the Nether variants, the large copper and iron vein restyle, and Create's zinc. That comes to 40 blocks. ## Nether balance retuned The Nether defaults were too cautious, so basalt deltas felt empty. They are now set from a measurement rather than a feel. A delta runs exactly twice the gold and quartz attempts of ordinary Nether, and nearly all of them land on basalt or blackstone rather than netherrack, which is why vanilla leaves deltas so bare. * **Nether ore rarity** is now **1 in 2**, was 1 in 8. * **Nether vein size** is now **80 percent** of vanilla, was 60. Together those leave a basalt delta holding about 80 percent as much gold and quartz as ordinary netherrack Nether. Present and worth mining, never a jackpot. Both remain adjustable, and the vein size still affects vanilla's own netherrack veins, which is why it is not simply set back to 100. ## Create zinc vein size raised Now **10**, was 9. Create's own value is 12, and setting it there leaves Create's generation completely untouched. ## Everything else Unchanged from 2.0.0 on 26.2: byte identical Overworld generation, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, tag, loot and XP parity, bastion protection, and the four category config screen.

# Seamless Ores 2.0.0 for Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) ## Mythic Upgrades support, 40 blocks to 64 Install [Mythic Upgrades](https://modrinth.com/mod/mythic-upgrades) and its ore gets host matched too. 24 new blocks. * Aquamarine, citrine, peridot, topaz and necoium in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. That mod already generates all five in those stones, so this is a pure restyle with no balance effect. * Ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone. * Ametrine and jade are deliberately absent. They generate in end stone, and the End has no second stone type, so there is nothing to be seamless with. Nothing is required. Without the mod installed those blocks are simply not registered. ## Fixed: Nether variants never generated In 1.0.0 no basalt or blackstone ore generated in any world, ever. The bastion protection check was wrong in a way that made every Nether vein look like it was inside a bastion, so all of them fell back to vanilla's netherrack only targets. Nothing was logged, which is why it took a while to spot. ## Nether rebalance The Nether is the one place this mod adds ore rather than restyling it, so 2.0.0 gives it real controls instead of a single on or off. * **Nether ore rarity**, default 8. One basalt or blackstone vein in this many becomes ore. Basalt deltas run roughly twice the usual gold and quartz attempts and are almost entirely basalt, so at 1.0.0 nearly every vein there converted. This setting only ever removes ore that this mod added. Vanilla's netherrack veins are not touched by it. * **Nether vein size**, default 60 percent. Read this one before you decide. **It shrinks vanilla's own netherrack gold and quartz veins as well**, because vein size belongs to the whole feature rather than to the entries this mod adds. Below its thin basalt crust a delta is netherrack, so some of what you dig through there is vanilla's own ore. Set it to 100 to leave vein size exactly as vanilla has it. * **Ruby and sapphire in basalt deltas**, on by default, with a size setting. Placed like ancient debris: scattered single blocks, never exposed to open air, and they do generate under lava. Ruby sits around Y 28, sapphire around Y 12. This is added ore, and it is one toggle away. ## Create zinc vein size default raised The zinc vein size now defaults to 9 rather than 6. Testing said 6 took too much away. As before, **this setting changes Create's own balance**, which is why it is called out here rather than buried. Create generates zinc evenly from Y -63 to Y 70 at vein size 12, so it is equally common at every depth. **Set this to 12 and Create's generation is left completely untouched.** The zinc variants themselves still add no zinc at all. Create already generates it in these stones, so the amount in your world is identical with or without this mod. ## Config reorganised Fifteen settings was too many for one flat list, so the screen is now split into Overworld, Nether, Create and Mythic Upgrades. Config still gates generation only, never which blocks exist, so a client and a server with different settings can never disagree about the block list. ## Unchanged Overworld generation is still byte identical to vanilla: same veins, same places, same counts. The large copper and iron vein restyle, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, tag, loot and XP parity, and compatibility with worldgen overhauls and ore datapacks are all as they were.

# Seamless Ores 2.0.0 for Minecraft 26.2 (NeoForge) ## Mythic Upgrades support, 36 blocks to 60 Install [Mythic Upgrades](https://modrinth.com/mod/mythic-upgrades) and its ore gets host matched too. 24 new blocks. * Aquamarine, citrine, peridot, topaz and necoium in granite, diorite, andesite and tuff. That mod already generates all five in those stones, so this is a pure restyle with no balance effect. * Ruby and sapphire in basalt and blackstone. * Ametrine and jade are deliberately absent. They generate in end stone, and the End has no second stone type, so there is nothing to be seamless with. Nothing is required. Without the mod installed those blocks are simply not registered. ## Fixed: Nether variants never generated In 1.0.0 no basalt or blackstone ore generated in any world, ever. The bastion protection check was wrong in a way that made every Nether vein look like it was inside a bastion, so all of them fell back to vanilla's netherrack only targets. Nothing was logged, which is why it took a while to spot. ## Nether rebalance The Nether is the one place this mod adds ore rather than restyling it, so 2.0.0 gives it real controls instead of a single on or off. * **Nether ore rarity**, default 8. One basalt or blackstone vein in this many becomes ore. Basalt deltas run roughly twice the usual gold and quartz attempts and are almost entirely basalt, so at 1.0.0 nearly every vein there converted. This setting only ever removes ore that this mod added. Vanilla's netherrack veins are not touched by it. * **Nether vein size**, default 60 percent. Read this one before you decide. **It shrinks vanilla's own netherrack gold and quartz veins as well**, because vein size belongs to the whole feature rather than to the entries this mod adds. Below its thin basalt crust a delta is netherrack, so some of what you dig through there is vanilla's own ore. Set it to 100 to leave vein size exactly as vanilla has it. * **Ruby and sapphire in basalt deltas**, on by default, with a size setting. Placed like ancient debris: scattered single blocks, never exposed to open air, and they do generate under lava. Ruby sits around Y 28, sapphire around Y 12. This is added ore, and it is one toggle away. ## Config reorganised The settings screen is now split into sections, by dimension and by mod, instead of one flat list. Config still gates generation only, never which blocks exist, so a client and a server with different settings can never disagree about the block list. ## Unchanged Overworld generation is still byte identical to vanilla: same veins, same places, same counts. The large copper and iron vein restyle, the two layer models that keep resource packs working, tag, loot and XP parity, and compatibility with worldgen overhauls and ore datapacks are all as they were.

## Seamless Ores 1.0.0 for Minecraft 26.2 (NeoForge) First release. Ore blocks whose background matches the stone they generate in. Granite, diorite, andesite and tuff variants for all eight overworld ores, plus gold and quartz in basalt and blackstone. 36 blocks. **It adds no ore.** Rather than adding worldgen features, it extends the target lists of the ore features that already exist, so the same veins appear in the same places and only the texture changes. Veins crossing a stone boundary blend block by block with no seam. The large copper and iron veins, which come from a separate system entirely, are handled as well. The one exception is the Nether, where basalt and blackstone gold and quartz genuinely are new ore, since vanilla only ever places them in netherrack. That is on by default and can be turned off, which restores byte identical vanilla generation. **Other things worth knowing** * Blocks are built as two layers, stone plus a transparent ore overlay, so packs that retexture stone restyle them for free and glow or outline packs keep working. * Terralith, ore distribution datapacks and worldgen overhauls all keep their own settings. * Tags, loot, XP, hardness and mining level are copied from the vanilla ore each variant replaces. * Full config screen from the mods list, including per stone toggles. Requires Cloth Config.

## Seamless Ores 1.0.0 First release. Ore blocks whose background matches the stone they generate in. Granite, diorite, andesite and tuff variants for all eight overworld ores, plus gold and quartz in basalt and blackstone, and Create's zinc. 36 blocks, or 40 with Create installed. **It adds no ore.** Rather than adding worldgen features, it extends the target lists of the ore features that already exist, so the same veins appear in the same places and only the texture changes. Veins crossing a stone boundary blend block by block with no seam. The large copper and iron veins, which come from a separate system entirely, are handled as well. The one exception is the Nether, where basalt and blackstone gold and quartz genuinely are new ore, since vanilla only ever places them in netherrack. That is on by default and can be turned off, which restores byte identical vanilla generation. **Other things worth knowing** * Blocks are built as two layers, stone plus a transparent ore overlay, so packs that retexture stone restyle them for free and glow or outline packs keep working. * Terralith, ore distribution datapacks and worldgen overhauls all keep their own settings. * Tags, loot, XP, hardness and mining level are copied from the vanilla ore each variant replaces. * Full config screen through Mod Menu, including per stone toggles and two Create options. Requires Fabric API and Cloth Config. Mod Menu is optional. Quilt should work but is untested.