End Metals Mod 1.12.2, — Reference

Blocks

The primary additions of this mod are the Ore blocks. Each block has a hardness and blast resistance similar to End Stone (Hardness: 3.0, Resistance: 15.0), making them slightly more difficult to mine than their Overworld counterparts.

Vanilla End Ores

Block Name	Mining Level	Primary Drop	Notes
End Coal Ore	Stone Pickaxe	Coal (1)	Provides XP upon mining.
End Iron Ore	Stone Pickaxe	Ore Block	Must be smelted into Iron Ingots.
End Gold Ore	Iron Pickaxe	Ore Block	Must be smelted into Gold Ingots.
End Redstone Ore	Iron Pickaxe	Redstone Dust (4-5)	Emits light when touched or mined.
End Lapis Ore	Stone Pickaxe	Lapis Lazuli (4-9)	Provides XP upon mining.
End Diamond Ore	Iron Pickaxe	Diamond (1)	High rarity; found in lower sections of islands.
End Emerald Ore	Iron Pickaxe	Emerald (1)	Extremely rare; generates in small veins.

End Diamond and End Gold ores embedded in an End Stone cliff

Modded Compatibility Ores

If compatible mods (such as Thermal Foundation, Industrial Craft 2, or Mekanism) are installed, the following ores will also generate in the End:

End Copper Ore: Smelts into Copper Ingots.
End Tin Ore: Smelts into Tin Ingots.
End Silver Ore: Smelts into Silver Ingots.
End Lead Ore: Smelts into Lead Ingots.
End Aluminum Ore: Smelts into Aluminum Ingots.
End Nickel Ore: Smelts into Nickel Ingots.
End Platinum Ore: Smelts into Platinum Ingots.
End Uranium Ore: Smelts into Uranium/Radioactive materials.
End Iridium Ore: Extremely rare; used for high-tier tech recipes.

Smelting and Recipes

End Metals do not require complex machinery to process; they function identically to standard ores in a Furnace or Blast Furnace.

Smelting Recipes

Input	Output	XP Yield
End Iron Ore	Iron Ingot	0.7
End Gold Ore	Gold Ingot	1.0
End Copper Ore	Copper Ingot	0.5
End Tin Ore	Tin Ingot	0.5
End Silver Ore	Silver Ingot	1.0
End Lead Ore	Lead Ingot	0.7

Ore Processing Compatibility

If you have mods that add Ore Doubling (like a Macerator from IC2 or a Pulverizer from Thermal Expansion), End Metals are typically registered in the Ore Dictionary (OreDict). This allows them to be processed into two dusts or units of their respective metal, just like standard ores.