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Ore Deposits

A simple Minecraft mod that adds ore deposits and miners like in Factorio

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Port to 1.18.2

This will take quite a bit of time and might not be worth it for a while still but i will add it here first.

Blasting

The ores have no blast furnace recipe, this should be fixed

Refactor BlockEntities

Creating a new Block is a lot of copy and paste of existing code, try to generify some of thst code into an abstract base blockentity

Improve Wiki

The wiki currently is as bare bones as possible, give more information.

Crafttweaker integration

Add a crafttweaker integration for the chemical plant (and try out how to do it for future endeavours)

Crafter

Making this its own issue as it is more complicated

  • Read out Vanilla recipes
  • Decide for recipe style (vanilla style, item list)
  • Add recipe selector
  • Add recipe renderer
  • Fix font color + placement
  • Add tooltips (find out of JEI integratable)
  • Enable reconfiguring

Research

Factorio style research

  • Research capability
  • Research lab
  • Research Tree + Criteria

Config ores by biome

Hi! I love your mod so so much, I've always wanted to be able to make MC mining more like Factorio/Satisfactory. It gives my server a reason to make cool train lines out to the deposits instead of just strip-mining anywhere and constantly moving on.

I was hoping for a way to specify in config which biomes (or ideally biome tags) that certain ore deposits spawn in? Ex: iron only spawns in biomes tagged "forest", gold only spawns in the desert, etc. I'd love it if my players would have an incentive to plan out where they need to build their next mining outpost - "our uranium supply isn't keeping up, better go explore for mountains". Is this possible at all? I'm on MC version 1.19.2 but anything would be appreciated, thank you!

More machines

To convert this into a full fledged tech mod add some more crafting.

  • Grinder
  • Furnace
  • Crafter
  • Beacon
  • Generator
  • Cutter
  • Wiremill

Create drills always break deposit blocks

When a deposit block is broken by a Create drill, it drops exactly one ore chunk and then disappears. This happens whether the drill is stationary or part of a Contraption.

I'm not sure how much you can really do to resolve this, but ideally Create drills would behave exactly like pickaxes do--that is, breaking the block with a Create drill drops one ore chunk but doesn't remove the block.

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