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Resourceful Stone

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Resourceful Stone

By SonjaMEGA

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A minecraft mod that adds an easier and interesting way for getting resources

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WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF EASE OF ACCESS!

Resourceful Stone is all about making the gathering of recourses a little easier for the early and mid game.

This mod contains four different types of so called enriched blocks:

  • Enriched Cobblestone
  • Enriched Stone
  • Enriched Deepslate
  • Enriched Netherrack

these enriched blocks can be crafted using various materials.

after you aquired the blocks, you can place them and then break them to gain ore chunks!

those ore chunks are as follows:

  • coal chunk
  • copper chunk
  • iron chunk
  • gold chunk
  • redstone powder
  • lapis chunk
  • diamond chunk
  • netherite chunk
  • quartz chunk

its basically just the ore / material but in nugget form so 9 chunks make 1 ore. simple really!

This is my first mod that I ever published so I would like to have some feedback on how useful and fun it is, and what I could improve!