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Licensed CC-BY-ND-4.0
Published 4 months ago
Updated 2 weeks ago
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26.2.0.0
Release
Large Ore Deposits 26.2.0.04 months ago 61
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
26.2.0.0
- updated to Minecraft 26.2
- added: Miscellaneous.altitudeOffset option to set the position of the secondary deposit relative to the main one (thanks to Sarafiel)
- added: Miscellaneous.surfaceBiomes option to use the surface biome for placement checks during generation instead of the underground biome at the placement position (thanks to DEGoZ)
- added: ability to specify altitude relative to ground level (including ocean floor) by enclosing the value in underscores (example: _-24_)
- added: ability to specify altitude relative to global sea level by enclosing the value in tildes (example: ~-24~)
- added: ability to specify altitude relative to a surface level (ground or water) by enclosing the value in equal signs (example: =-24=)
- improved: logic of placing above-ground indicators (thanks to VisanD21)
- fixed: miscalculations in the expected size of a geode deformed by the noise generator
- fixed: above-ground indicator not spawning for extra large deposits if its threshold was reached after the first generation attempt (thanks to small_meninsky1736626)
- fixed: above-ground indicators not spawning underwater or spawning not waterlogged
- fixed: non-plantable full-size blocks set as indicator spawning above the surface instead of at the same level as it
- fixed: maxAttempts option being ignored when spawning deposits using in-game commands (thanks to Sarafiel)
- fixed: underwater plants being incorrectly placed when set as above-ground indicators
- fixed: ocean floor heightmap returning incorrect values in frozen biomes (thanks to allhailc3sar)
- fixed: above-ground indicators not spawning correctly in the Nether
- requires: ForgeEndertech 26.2.0.0 or above
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