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The mod adds 23 stone variants from the original undergroundbiomes mod.

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GNU General Public License v3.0 only
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undergroundbiomes-1-21-1-fabric.jar
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CurseForge
Modrinth

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Overview of the stone types

It is no coincidence that is mod is named like the former version that existed for Minecraft 1.12 and before.

This mod adds the 23 original stone types to Minecraft. Each stone type is located in a different biome. All stones can be treated like the vanilla stone.

The crafting recipes match the recipes for vanilla stones.

All the stones exist in the following variants

  • stone
  • cobblestone
  • stone bricks
  • stairs
  • slabs
  • pressure plates
  • buttons
  • walls
  • smooth stone

Overview of the stone types

It is no coincidence that is mod is named like the former version that existed for Minecraft 1.12 and before.

This mod adds the 23 original stone types to Minecraft. Each stone type is located in a different biome. All stones can be treated like the vanilla stone.

The crafting recipes match the recipes for vanilla stones.

All the stones exist in the following variants

  • stone
  • cobblestone
  • stone bricks
  • stairs
  • slabs
  • pressure plates
  • buttons
  • walls
  • smooth stone

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  • 25.png
    25.png Building example
  • 24.png
    24.png Windswept Hills biome
  • 23.png
    23.png Dripstone cave
  • 22.png
    22.png Meadow cave
  • 21.png
    21.png Taiga cave
  • 20.png
    20.png Plains cave
  • 19.png
    19.png Overview of the stone types
  • Overview of the stone types
    Overview of the stone types All 23 stone variants
  • Plains cave
    Plains cave stone type "greenschist"
  • Taiga cave
    Taiga cave Stone type "andesite"
  • Meadow cave
    Meadow cave Stone type "siltstone"
  • Dripstone cave
    Dripstone cave Stone type "marble"
  • WIndswept Hills biome
    WIndswept Hills biome Stone type "black granite"
  • Building example
    Building example House with blueschist cobble, marble cobble and red granite bricks.

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