Needed by other mods to add shared items and materials.
14.6 of the 51 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
CLib provides shared materials and utilities for the creator’s other mods, while also making them available for use in other mod setups; it is a required dependency for CArmoury, which adds armor for its materials. It adds naturally generating ores and resources such as tin, copper, lead, silver, nickel, sulfur, platinum, zinc, chromium, thorium, amethyst, and sapphire, alongside ruby, titanium, and cobalt in the Nether and opal in the End. Players can craft alloys including steel, lumium, invar, electrum, bronze, brass, enderium, and signalum from blends, and find or make the corresponding blocks, ingots, nuggets, and dusts. Other additions include hammers for ore processing, a gunpowder recipe, and rubber tapped from rubber trees; coal nuggets serve as fuel, while uranium carried in an inventory causes radiation unless the player wears a hazmat suit.
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