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Extended ore support! New Content: - Added support for Immersive Engineering ores - Nickel, Lead, Silver, Alumin(i)um, and Uranium all have stony, sandy, and red sandy samples - Added support for Mekanism ores - Osmium, Fluorite, and Uranium (shared with Immersive Engineering) also all have stony, sandy, and red sandy samples - I learned that I cannot spell fluorite correctly without a lot of effort. Flourite. - Added flint sample for use in modpacks - They drop one flint - I am not entirely happy with the texture, might revisit it later Tweaks: - Reduced redstone powder drop to a max of 3 per sample - Nether quartz ore samples now drop between 0 and 1 nether quartz, enabling use without forcing use of Sky's Overworld Quartz - Added stonecutting recipe to turn an andesite block into andesite samples, now you can have placeable stones! Fixes: - Fixed an interaction between Large Ore Deposits, Surface Samples, and Snow! Real Magic where an unknown sample type generated above a deposit would become entombed in snow and never update its model - Added suspicious sand to the list of blocks that trigger variant changes This is a 1.21 release

First public release! This includes samples for all vanilla ores, Sky's Overworld Quartz, and create's ores, with Snow! Real Magic snowlogging compat. Also included are some blocks that I personally wanted for my SMP - Samples for all vanilla and create ores, as well as integration with Sky's Overworld Quartz - Automatic parent rock switching on manual placement, with current support for stony, sandy, and red sandy variants - Andesite samples drop new andesite chunk item - Four model variants, with random rotation, to avoid repetition - Crystallised redstone blocks as an equivalent to raw ore blocks, intended for use in veins - Behaves like a cross between redstone ore and a redstone block, only outputting power when walked on or interacted with. Resets on randomTick() - Glowquartz blocks, a non-nether alternative for glowstone. Glows when powered. They can be crafted into a lamp, or polished on a stonecutter to improve light output