What's New in 1.1

Gameplay

• Added nether deposits for Quartz and Gold (which now spawns in both overworld and nether).
• Added deposits for modded ores: Tin, Lead, Nickel, Silver, Uranium, Thorium, Cobalt (more to come in future versions).
  When an ore block of a listed type is detected in your game, a deposit for the same type is automatically added.
• Found deposits will now show on the map (Xaero's World Map and Journey Map are supported).
• Deposit scanner will now show if a deposit is above or below when you get close.
• Added GUI config menu in the "Mods" tab (1.21.1 only).

Datapack changes

• As always, documentation for all data fields can be found at https://github.com/BMasta/create-rns/blob/main/docs/datapack.md.
• [breaking] Catalyst schema was overhauled.
  • "resonance" catalyst requirements were replaced with a general "attachment" catalyst requirement.
  • "attachment" lets you specify any block or collection of blocks as attachments.
  • To satisfy the requirement, the specified number of attachments needs to be added to the miner contraption.
• [breaking] Deposits are no longer vanilla jigsaw structures, but a special dedicated type.
  • Both structure and structure start configs were united into one.
  • Some parameters were removed, some changed, some added.
• [breaking] Deposit spec now requires a map icon item to be specified.
• You can now specify a mining recipe item as a item id, a tag, or a list of items and tags.
  • All id's you specify will be tried until one that actually resolves is found.
  • Useful when you don't know exactly what the item should be.
• Lots of checks and validations were added to prevent silent failures when something fails to parse or resolve.

Minor improvements and fixes

• Deposits now sound like deepslate instead of stone.
• Resonators are no longer washed away by liquids and can be waterlogged.
• Mine Head can now be waterlogged as well.
• Resonance Buffer hitbox is now less annoying (especially when placing resonators on it).
• Resonators and Resonance Buffers now use Flywheel visuals, which should improve rendering performance.