cOre

Bug Fixes:

- Iron now drops vanilla iron nuggets instead of the cOre one. I was dumb, didn't actually know the vanilla one existed. The cOre variant has been left in place for backwards compatability.

- Fixed Silicon dust/Silicon tiny dust not crafting into one another

- Fixed ores not generating at all in nether/end.

- Lapis Lazuli dust now works as a blue dye

Additions:

- Added the Miner Pack & Miner Pack Extractor (explained below)

Changes:

- Blackstone/Bluestone/Purplestone work as Black/Blue/Purple dye now (configurable)

- Block form ores are no longer in the ore dictionary (you can't convert item ores into block ores anymore)

- Silk Touch now always drops the item variant of the ore (e.g. it will give Redstone Ore as an item, not a block)

- Vanilla ores are now entirely replaced with cOre variant (new worlds only - required for the silk change above)

- Ores change texture based on nearby blocks/dimension

- CONFIG: Min/Max vein size removed due to weirdness, there is now just "max" renamed to vein size. You will need to fix configs if you changed spawn rates.

- CONFIG: Silver's max size was bumped from 4 to 9, it was way too rare currently.

- CONFIG: Nether Quartz

- changed secondary dropped item from core:dust_nether_quartz to core:dust_netherquartz (to fix a bug)

- CONFIG: Bumped Nether's default ore rate from 0.1 to 0.3, added The Beneath as another default implemented dimension with double rates

- CONFIG: New property primaryDimension allows you to choose one dimension to ignore the rate modifiers (so quartz in the nether still generates at 1.0x for example)

- CONFIG: New property craftOreBlock allows you to enable/disable the recipe for ore blocks when they're implemented.

Caveats:

- No ores drop XP right now (a bug around since 1.0, just haven't fixed yet)

- There are no crafting recipes for converting itemized ore into block form (This will be dynamically generated as the item ore + one secondary)

The Miner Pack

It's an item/block combo which allow you to automatically collect any secondary drops (as well as anything else defined as a secondary drop in the config file). The item will hold an infinite* amount of these secondary drops; but you can't directly remove them. They can only be removed by using the item on the Miner Pack Extractor, which can hold a lot of items itself - but only when inserted from the Miner Pack. The Extractor can output items into hoppers etc as normal. People complained that cOre byproducts were filling the inventory with very little gain. This should fix that problem while still keeping the secondary drops. UI's are pretty simple. Opted for a BIG MODE because otherwise the numbers would get a bit unruly if you didn't empty it for a while. Clicking a slot in the Extractor will pick up one stack's worth of the item to put directly into your inventory. *Capped at INT_MAX per item, which you wont hit unless you cheat or set really crazy configs