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GregTech rewrite for modern versions of Minecraft
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[Suggestion] Custom ores and separate stone ores and sand/gravel ores #1102

Open Shattered2909 opened 4 years ago

Shattered2909 commented 4 years ago

It would be really nice to be able to add more blocks (both vanilla and from other mods) for ores to generate in (so I can get things like Umberstone Copper Ore)

Another thing I would like to see is a separation of Stone Ores and non Stone Ores (Gravel, Sand, whatever) so they are/can be processed in different ways, for example Gravel Ore in a Sifter.

pyure commented 4 years ago

I'm probably misinterpreting this but...it feels like you're asking to be able to generate non-GT-ores in GT veins, but you can already do this.

Shattered2909 commented 4 years ago

No, I am asking to be able to generate GT ores for non GT/vanilla stones like Umberstone from the Erebus.

pyure commented 4 years ago

OK I get it, thanks for clarifying.

Shattered2909 commented 4 years ago

The other thing would be separating OreDic between the Ore types so there can be different processing chains for different materials, like sifting Gravel Ores. Probably a good idea to change Oilsands to be a Sand ore by default (atm theres only sandstone ore, would need to change that too)

LAGIdiot commented 4 years ago

I probably think where you are going with this, but @Shattered2909 can you please be more specific about this idea there is not much information to go through.

About generating ores. Do you want to let's say define list of blocks in which GTCE could generate it's ores or something similar?

Do you think about separating material based on block they are from (Stone, Granite) or by it's properties (like falling, hardness) of that material (sand/gravel category, rock like category)?

And how would you picture these processing chains? Completely separated or they would join at some point (like after crushing rock and sifting sand or something similar)?