Description

SDM Ore Stages

SDM Ore Stages is a modern reworking of the classic mod Ore Stages, adapted for new versions of Minecraft (1.21 and higher) and fully integrated into the ecosystem of SDM Stages.

The mod allows you to restrict access to blocks step by step — hide, replace or make them inaccessible until the player reaches the desired stage of progression.

Main Features

• Step—by-step progression system through SDM Stages - No more GameStages required.
• Hiding and replacing blocks: For example, diamond_ore can be turned into stone before opening the stage.
• CraftTweaker and KubeJS support for flexible configuration.
• Full support for BlockState — states can be set (snowy=false, axis=y, etc.).

Requirements

• SDM Stages
• CraftTweaker or KubeJS

⚠️ Only versions of Minecraft 1.21 and higher are supported.
Older versions (1.20.x and below) are not supported and will not work. (Maybe make a port sometime later.)

How it works ?

If the player ** does not have the required stage**:

• The block looks like a substitute for (for example, stone instead of diamond_ore).
• The player cannot interact with him (PCM, breaking, activation).
• When destroyed, the block drops its substitute`s items.
• The digging speed is the same as the substitute speed.
• If the block breaks without the players participation (explosion, liquid, car), the "default behavior" is used.

Examples: KubeJS

// server_scripts/example.js

// Replaces the grass with an oak log until the "one" stage is opened
OreStages.addOreStageBlockReplaced("one", "minecraft:grass_block", "minecraft:oak_log");

// Replaces iron ore with stone until the "two" stage is opened
OreStages.addOreStageBlockReplaced("two", "minecraft:iron_ore", "minecraft:stone");

// Hides diamond ore up to the "three" stage
OreStages.addOreStageBlockState("three", "minecraft:diamond_ore");

/*
OreStages.addOreStageBlock(stage as String, hidden as Block);            // By default, stone or deep slate is used.        
OreStages.addOreStageBlockState(stage as String, hidden as BlockState);  // By default, stone or deep slate is used.       

OreStages.addOreStageBlockReplaced(stage as String, hidden as Block, replaced as Block);
OreStages.addOreStageBlockStateReplaced(stage as String, hidden as BlockState, replaced as BlockState);
*/

Examples: CraftTweaker

import mods.orestages.OreStages;

// Replaces the grass with an oak log until the "one" stage is opened
OreStages.addOreStage("one", <blockstate:minecraft:grass_block:snowy=false>, <blockstate:minecraft:oak_log:axis=y>);

// Replaces iron ore with stone until the "two" stage is opened
OreStages.addOreStage("two", <block:minecraft:iron_ore>, <block:minecraft:stone>);

// Hides diamond ore up to the "three" stage
OreStages.addOreStage("three", <block:minecraft:diamond_ore>);

/*
OreStages.addOreStage(stage as string, hidden as Block);          // By default, stone or deep slate is used.        
OreStages.addOreStage(stage as string, hidden as BlockState);     // By default, stone or deep slate is used.    

OreStages.addOreStage(stage as string, hidden as Block, replaced as Block);
OreStages.addOreStage(stage as string, hidden as BlockState, replaced as BlockState);
*/

Integrations

A note for modpackers

The mod is perfect for:

• RPG/Quest builds with gradual discovery of ores and resources.
• Educational modpacks where new players learn mechanics step by step.
• Servers with a progression or tech-tree balance.

The original

This project is based on the original mod Ore Stages (author: Darkhax), but completely rewritten and updated for modern versions of Minecraft, with integration into the SDM API and improved performance.

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install