Mineralogy 6.0.1.114041 for Minecraft 1.14.4 (Forge)
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What's new
Mineralogy 6.0.1.114041 for Minecraft 1.14.4
- Delegated terrain, strata, ore, and covered fluid-deposit generation to the
released OreSpawn 4.0.8.114041 provider engine, retaining the supported
[4.0.6,5.0.0)range; removed Mineralogy's parallel geology, geome, ore, noise, and stone-replacement generators. - Preserved all world-facing registry, tile, NBT, recipe, asset, patch, and pre-flattening conversion identities while moving production packages to zone.moddev.mc.mineralogy. Existing 1.10/1.12 chunks are protected during 1.14.4's flattening conversion. Legacy rock-furnace IDs are established before Mojang data fixing, then all pre-namespaced tile IDs are made safe before Forge constructs tile entities, so inventories and progress survive and an uppercase vanilla ID cannot abort the complete chunk load. Legacy state tables now support the complete 12-bit mod block-ID range in both development and packaged runtimes, and each selected save reinstalls its own numeric mapping after the client enumerates multiple old worlds.
- Added compatibility-safe controls for drywall, rock-salt lamps, mineral dusts, and fertilizer, plus the stable five-way grouped creative tabs. Disabled content remains registered and usable in established worlds.
- Made the historical
COBBLESTONE_EQUIVILENToption functional through target-native block and item tags, reapplied after data reloads and reflected in already-parsed recipe ingredients. Chert and pumice remain unconditional cobblestone equivalents. - Added isolated Mineralogy crude-oil source and flowing fluids, block, bucket, rendering resources, and the covered Ocean deposit declaration.
- Preserved rock-furnace save recovery and novaculite's 3/15/1 properties; corrected replacement drop semantics and exact full-block Silk Touch results for double slabs.
- Ported the accepted recipe contract as 1,415 native JSON recipes and matching advancements: safe 4-to-1 mineral packing, charcoal and Base Metals dust gunpowder routes, exact slabs, slab recombination, construction-form brick conversions, progressive sand polishing, matching-slab rock furnaces, and blank-to-marked relief progression.
- Restored the vanilla furnace recipe for every enabled Forge cobblestone equivalent, including all 27 Mineralogy rock families, without conflicting with the matching-slab rock-furnace upgrade recipes.
- Prevented Forge 28 from silently reducing optional carbon- or coal-dust gunpowder recipes to nitrate plus sulfur when their compatibility tag is empty; every loaded gunpowder recipe now requires all three components.
- Added 17 reviewed UTF-8 JSON locales with the same 938 ordered keys, including Brazilian and European Portuguese, Canadian French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian.
- Added first-start player, developer, content, provider, and version guides,
plus an exact provider example. Existing exported guides are never
overwritten. Forge 28 Eclipse launches keep their required merged
bin/mainmod output while synchronizing the same processed guide resources used by ordinary Gradle and packaged launches. - Added independent, atomic migration of valid non-default legacy ore settings into a Mineralogy OreSpawn provider override, including deterministic reports and exclusive-to-inclusive maximum-height conversion.
- Added reproducible Java 8 main, sources, and Javadoc artifacts, exact released
OreSpawn dependency verification, guarded 1.14.4 CI, and the four-component
release tag
6.0.1.114041.
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