Visual Ore Edit

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This mod provides a visual GUI for editing ore generation rules. Both client and server must install it. Open the GUI with /voe gui, select an ore, adjust its parameters, and save. The changes apply to newly generated worlds.

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Minecraft

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Description

Overview

This mod provides a visual GUI for editing ore generation rules. Both client and server must install it. Open the GUI with /voe gui, select an ore, adjust its parameters, and save. The changes apply to newly generated worlds.

Features

  • Edit vein size, count per chunk, min/max Y, height distribution (uniform/triangle), and air-exposure discard chance for each ore.

  • All registered ores (vanilla and modded) are listed and searchable.

  • Config saved to config/visual_ore_edit/ore_edits.json.

Usage

  1. Install on both client and server.

  2. Use /voe gui in a world to open the editor.

  3. Modify settings and click Save.

  4. Create a new world to see the changes.

⚠️ Notes

  • The mod must be installed on the server for the rules to work.

  • Rules only affect newly created worlds.

  • Set reasonable values – extreme settings can severely slow down world generation.

Overview This mod provides a visual GUI for editing ore generation rules. Both client and server must install it. Open the GUI with /voe gui, select an ore, adjust its parameters, and save. The changes apply to newly generated worlds.

Features Edit vein size, count per chunk, min/max Y, height distribution (uniform/triangle), and air-exposure discard chance for each ore.

All registered ores (vanilla and modded) are listed and searchable.

Config saved to config/visual_ore_edit/ore_edits.json.

Usage Install on both client and server.

Use /voe gui in a world to open the editor.

Modify settings and click Save.

Create a new world to see the changes.

⚠️ Notes The mod must be installed on the server for the rules to work.

Rules only affect newly created worlds.

Set reasonable values – extreme settings can severely slow down world generation.