Changelog

0.1.1.110021

• Let pack authors define deposits in JSON, starting with a supplied iron formation. Other resources can be added through custom definitions.
• Add deterministic, chunk-order-independent region selection and a large, folded stratiform iron district with irregular splays, subparallel lenses, short fault gaps and offsets, and sparse halo clues suitable for long-lived mine and rail networks.
• Add status, reload and preview commands plus a read-only Forge configuration screen.
• Require OreSpawn 4.1.3.110021, including its fixes for imported placement rules, hybrid/replacement limits and the Ore Sources editor. Download and map the release automatically, checking its official checksum.
• Generate each deposit consistently across chunk boundaries, without changing chunks that have already been generated.
• Add massive-and-rare, centre-geome and per-block rock-family alignment.
• Add additive, hybrid and replacement interaction policies. The experimental iron district retains 15% background generation for early-game supply.
• Add packaged-server checks for all interaction policies, legacy imports, saved overrides, reloads and chunks generated later.
• Add biome filters and clear warnings when a definition needs unavailable geology. Keep structural configuration changes pending until restart.
• Add the Realistic Deposits action to OreSpawn's World Settings screen.
• Keep generation limited to new chunks; the major-district experiment adds no retrogen or existing-world rewrite.
• Add automated builds, CodeQL, wrapper checks and a guarded release action. Build and checksum the jars before publishing the same files to Maven, CurseForge and GitHub. CurseForge releases remain marked as alpha.

0.1.0.110021

• Establish the first runnable Forge 1.10.2 alpha, with catalog validation, deterministic deposit planning and diagnostic commands.