All The Ores FAQ

Craft a basic pickaxe and start mining underground for copper, aluminum, and cinnabar ores, which spawn in most overworld biomes. Smelt the raw ore in a furnace to get your first ingots, then use those to craft an ore hammer for better yields.

Deepslate variants generate below the stone-to-deepslate transition layer and drop the same raw materials as their stone counterparts. They exist so ore generation stays consistent at deeper Y levels.

Combine copper and tin in a crafting grid or alloy smelter to produce bronze ingots. The exact ratio depends on your alloying method, so check the recipe in JEI or your mod's recipe viewer.

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Mix the two metals using your modpack's alloying method, such as a crafting grid, mixer, or alloy smelter.

Constantan is an alloy of copper and nickel. Combine them the same way you would make bronze or brass, using whatever alloying station your pack provides.

Ore hammers crush ore blocks into crushed ore, which can then be processed further for higher metal yields than smelting the raw ore directly. They are a key early-game tool for stretching your ore supply.

Use a metal press, hammer, or the appropriate crafting tool from your modpack to shape ingots into plates, gears, and rods. Each shape has its own recipe, so check JEI for the exact method available in your pack.

Some metals in All The Ores are only added if the corresponding mod or ore generation is enabled in your pack's config. Check your modpack's ore generation settings or JEI to confirm which ores are actually present in your world.

Cinnabar is a red mineral ore that drops cinnabar dust when mined, which is used in various crafting and processing recipes across tech mods. It generates in specific biomes or Y ranges, so check JEI for its uses in your pack.

The mod itself is lightweight since it mainly adds items and blocks, but large numbers of ore blocks generating in the world can increase chunk load times. If you notice lag, adjust ore generation frequency in the config or reduce render distance.

It adds recipes to craft all vanilla Minecraft ores, giving you alternative ways to obtain ores like Coal, Iron, Gold, Redstone, Lapis, Diamond, and Emerald instead of relying purely on mining and world generation luck.

The Modrinth project page lists 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, and 26.1.2.

It is listed for datapack, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt.

Yes. The mod file registers 160 items and blocks, including ores, ingots, nuggets, dusts, gears, plates, and rods for materials like aluminum, brass, bronze, constantan, electrum, and cinnabar.

Yes, it adds ores such as aluminum ore, cinnabar ore, fluorite ore, iridium ore, lead ore, nickel ore, osmium ore, peridot ore, platinum ore, ruby ore, salt ore, sapphire ore, silver ore, sulfur ore, tin ore, uranium ore, and zinc ore, along with deepslate and end variants.

The mod file registers ore hammers, including a bronze ore hammer and a copper ore hammer, and the mod description mentions tools and machines for processing ores.

Yes, the mod allows players to create custom recipes using the new ores.

It adds recipes to craft all vanilla Minecraft ores, and the wiki lists 259 crafting recipes along with 51 blasting and 51 smelting recipes.

Yes, the author describes AllTheOres as a lightweight Minecraft mod/datapack that keeps the vanilla feel intact.

It was made with MCreator.