OreSpawn 4.1.0.114041 for Minecraft 1.14.4 (Forge)
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What's new
Version 4.1.0.114041
Reject invalid Geome IDs instead of silently renaming them.
Keep expanded mod metadata intact when Eclipse rebuilds resources.
Add an isolated shared-ore client profile and real Nether quartz checks.
Retry tag-only ore and fluid hosts after Forge loads the world's tags, before spawn generation. Keep working block/family rules unchanged so managed Nether quartz follows its saved rule without moving existing veins.
Add a directory for loaded provider mods and optional add-on settings screens.
Group OreSpawn-managed ores by exact block tags. Balanced, Single, Custom, and Keep Original policies keep one placement budget per channel without changing existing worlds' saved behaviour.
Add a biome directory with exact new-terrain replacement, palette settings, and dimension-wide materials controls. Existing chunks are never rewritten.
Preserve missing-mod settings and dormant imported Ore Dictionary aliases. Provider, global, and world schemas are now 5, 8, and 7; API major remains 1.
Version 4.0.16.114041
- Adopt the shared 4.0.16 release identity. Forge 1.14 has neither three-dimensional biome-cell attribution nor a server-side GameTest harness, so the 4.0.15 attribution and 4.0.16 GameTest lifecycle repairs are not applicable on this target.
- Ordinary dedicated benchmark servers continue to stop automatically when requested.
Version 4.0.14.114041
- Convert exposed one-layer vanilla Snow from the first free cell immediately above Minecraft's motion-blocking surface when a dimension supplies a custom snow material.
- Retain the existing surface Ice conversion and leave buried or authored Snow and Ice unchanged.
Version 4.0.13.114041
- Give the public ore-dimension builder the exact biome include/exclude and biome-dictionary filter support already available in provider JSON.
- Accept valid namespaced geome IDs in both creation-editor validation paths while preserving legacy unnamespaced geome keys.
- API major 1, schemas, existing profiles, generated chunks, and worldgen behaviour are unchanged.
Version 4.0.10.114041
- Evaluate Stable Layers rock min_y and max_y bounds against actual world Y instead of the vertically shifted formation coordinate.
- Preserve the shifted formation identity for layer, family, and rock choice while preventing vanilla Stone fallback near dimension floors and ceilings.
- Apply the correction only while generating new chunks; existing chunks and saved profiles remain unchanged.
Version 4.0.9.114041
- Replace provider-declared natural terrain hosts during the existing geology scan before structure and vegetation features can author matching blocks.
- Keep air, fluids, bedrock, and block entities protected even when their block IDs are mistakenly declared as terrain hosts.
- Apply the correction only while generating new chunks; existing chunks and saved profiles remain unchanged.
Version 4.0.8.114041
- Preserve long host, tag, and biome-list values when OreSpawn editors load and save an existing profile without user changes.
- Add reproducible ForgeGradle 7 builds, audited release artifacts, SHA-256 checksums, Buildship launches, and guarded release automation.
- Export the complete bundled guide, including the shared version policy, to the player-facing configuration folder.
- Forge 1.12.2's 4.0.7 packaged access-transformer repair is target-specific and is not applicable to Forge 1.14.4.
Version 4.0.6.114041
- Adopt target-qualified four-component versions so Minecraft and loader compatibility can be identified from the mod version.
- Preserve generated worlds made with Mineralogy 1.10, 1.12, or 5.x by reading their saved mod metadata and exact legacy configuration before creating the OreSpawn world profile.
- Write human-readable, idempotent upgrade reports for legacy OreSpawn and Mineralogy imports while retaining source files and existing chunks unchanged.
- Audit automated runtime logs and dynamic-fluid generation so logged worldgen failures cannot pass merely because the process exits normally.
- Port OreSpawn 4.0.6.114041 to Minecraft 1.14.4 and Forge 28.2.26 using Java 8.
- Fix provider top and filler materials being generated one block below exposed ground.
- Apply underwater materials from the corrected ground and ceiling materials to roof undersides.
- Preserve trees, vegetation, structures and block entities by running surface replacement before late features.
- Preserve exact custom-biome rules and stagger close Stable Layers geome boundaries.
- Recalibrate Edge Detail and the managed vanilla-ore defaults for Minecraft 1.14.4.
- Remove later-version basalt, Nether-gold, ancient-debris, and biome defaults from fresh 1.14.4 profiles.
- Support the single 1.14.4 dimension fluid while retaining later deep-aquifer profile fields as inactive data.
- Adapt static biome features and set-based biome providers to Forge 28 without changing public contracts.
- Rebuild vanilla spring leaves with a Forge 28-native wrapper so provider rocks work without mutating unavailable platform fields.
- Create the public ore-pattern registry through Forge 28's native registry lifecycle and retain external registrations.
- Restore reliable 1.14.4 editor backgrounds, tooltip clearing, and translated cycle-button captions.
- Use Forge 28's native client rendering classes so entering a newly created world cannot be blocked by a compatibility-class collision.
- Existing chunks are not rewritten; the correction applies while generating new chunks.
Version 4.0.5
- Complete native translations for every shipped non-English locale
- Add automatic fresh-and-reload validation for provider-owned custom biomes
- Verify both public biome-registration helpers on Forge 28
- Confirm Minecraft 1.14.4 ResourceLocation documentation and ForgeGradle 3 workflow
- Preserve public API major 1 and provider/global/world schemas 4/6/5
Version 3.3.1
- Fix several bugs
- Add ability to completely replace oregeneration (By popular request)
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