Seamless Glowing Ores

Twelve more mods

Silent's Gems, Mekanism, Dense Mekanism, Powah, Silent Gear, Create: The Factory Must Grow, Create: New Age, Energized Power, Exp Ores, Ice and Fire, Things and Meadow all glow and outline now. That is 134 ore families in total, covering 344 blocks.

Every one of them was read out of the mod itself rather than guessed, so an ore that only generates in stone gets exactly the hosts it really has, and nothing is claimed that the mod does not ship.

Meadow's limestone ores join the vanilla families

Meadow puts vanilla ores in its own limestone, which is the same idea this pack exists for. Its alpine coal, copper, diamond, emerald, gold, iron, lapis and redstone now take the vanilla glow and outline, and they connect to ordinary stone and deepslate ores of the same type. A vein running from stone into limestone is one outlined shape.

Ore tiers outline as one deposit

Mekanism and Dense Mekanism keep their own artwork but now share an outline, so a dense vein reads as part of the same deposit instead of a separate ore sitting next to it. Powah's three uraninite grades do the same: poor, normal and dense are one body.

Dimensions stay apart

Ores that exist in more than one dimension no longer outline into each other. Silent's Gems has a form of nearly every gem in stone, netherrack and end stone, and each is now its own shape.

Now listed for 1.20.x

The pack file has always worked this far back; it is now labelled for it.

One thing to know on Fabric 1.20.x specifically: Fusion draws through Indium there, so without it the pack renders nothing at all, silently. Install Indium alongside Sodium. Even with it, thin flickering lines can appear on ore faces on that version. That is inside Fusion's own Indium rendering path rather than anything in this pack, and it reproduces with Fusion's own packs. Forge and NeoForge on 1.20.x need no extra mod and do not flicker.

Forge works again

Fusion's Forge builds failed during startup across the whole 1.21 line, which stopped this pack working there. Those crashes have been fixed upstream and released, so Forge users just need a current Fusion.

On Forge 1.21.11 specifically, Fusion now requires Forge 61.1.16 or newer. If you get a message saying Fusion needs a newer Forge, update Forge rather than downgrading Fusion. Note that some launchers do not offer that build yet: the Modrinth app currently stops at 61.1.5, while the CurseForge app offers 61.2.0, which is Forge's own recommended build.

Still to come

Cobblemon, Silent's Gems opal and Meadow's salt ore are being finished and will follow in a later update.