Mine new ores and use them to craft tools, armor, and blocks.
17.9 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
M-Ore expands mining and crafting with additional ores and materials used for tools, armor, decorative blocks, storage, explosives, and processing machines. Its ore selection includes zinc, uranium, titanium, platinum, sapphire, ruby, bauxite, electrum, silver, cassiterite, cuprite, and copper, with some materials found in particular places such as silver in swamps, chrome and red granite in the Nether, and platinum in caves. Bronze provides an early crafting progression: mine copper or cuprite and cassiterite, smelt them into copper and tin, then combine three copper ingots with one tin ingot to make bronze, which is slightly better than iron for tools and armor. The Inventor's Table unlocks recipes for specialized equipment and machines, including saws that fell a tree after its first log is chopped, shears, shovel-and-pickaxe multitools, and silver or platinum chests. The uranium furnace runs on uranium and water-filled flasks, doubles the ingots yielded by ore smelting, and can smelt titanium ore, while the uranium compressor makes metal plates and stainless steel. Other distinctive additions include uranium TNT with a large explosion, meteorite upgrades that give iron tools improved performance and can add Fire Aspect I to an iron sword, and silver swords with Bane of Arthropods. Players can also craft reinforced blocks from metal plates, along with decorative granite and malachite blocks.
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