GeOre

Description

This mod takes heavy inspiration of the vanilla amethyst geode feature and applies it to other valuables to.

The idea is that if you want to make ore farms you will need to go out and explore the world and try to find the geode of the ore you are looking for, these geodes work like vanilla geodes as to where it generates a decent chunk of decorative blocks and some budding versions of this block, the budding version will grow ore crystals which you can harvest when fully grown. budding ore blocks will not drop when mined even with silk touch, these can't be moved with pistons either, so where you find it is where you have to use it.

FAQ:

Can you backport this? No, versions below 1.17 did not contain geodes and I'm not re implementing a feature from a newer version on an older version.
Where can I find non vanilla related Ge-Ores? Ge-Ores of ores that don't spawn in Vanilla Minecraft need to be enabled in the config before they can spawn, an example of these are: Zinc, Topaz, Sapphire, etc.

Why Are some Ge-Ores disabled by default? This is due to the ores they represent not occurring in all modpacks making these Ge-Ores less functional, but even without the required mods you could still use them for decorations or change their recipes to give other items ;)

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• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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