Ocean Ores

Description

 Note: PLEASE READ CHANGELOGS BEFORE DOWNLOADING. We also recommend that instead of reading the description (which may not be accurate depending on what file is downloaded, you watch the video paired with the mod version that you want to download. A mod version is NOT a MC version. A mod version being higher means that the mod has been edited.)

1.1 MOD VERSION: https://youtu.be/9JIqWV6PG5U

1.2 MOD VERSION: https://youtu.be/XwDm4IpSPzc

This mod features a new dimension called Ore Beach and many sets of ores. You can find ores in lakes and oceans. Warning, some ores are VERY RARE. But they are better than diamond so it is worth trying. Please be sure to check out my other mod: Heaven and Hell Mod (Also found on Curse Forge) In newer versions, you also have the trickster dimension full of diamonds. Or is it? Watch the 1.2 mod version video to learn how to get there.

Details

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There are five sets of ores. Each set of ores contains the ore, gem, block, molten form, molten form present at Ore Beach. 

Weird Ores

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Ocean Coal: The most common ore that appears to be one of a sponge with black dots. This is similar to coal expect you can take four of them arrange them in a square and turn it into a material called a dissolver. The coal itself cannot be used to smelt but the dissolver can. This is the only material unable to be used as a tool set.

Seagunille: A yellow ore. When mined a raw material becomes present in the player's inventory. The material can only be used for making blocks of itself. We recommend that you smelt the material into a gem that can be used for crafting and tool making.

Baxtorine: The material itself is not strange. You just make tools from it. But... what is strange about it is that the material when turned into a block can be used to... MAKE A PORTAL. :)

Thanks, enjoy!

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How to Install