Seamless Ores FAQ

Open Mod Menu (Fabric) or your mod list (Forge/NeoForge), find Seamless Ores Mod settings, and toggle individual stone types like granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, basalt, and blackstone on or off. Your changes apply immediately to newly generated chunks.

Make sure the mod is enabled in your settings and that you're exploring newly generated chunks—existing chunks were generated before the mod was installed and won't have seamless variants. You can also verify the correct stone types are toggled on in the mod settings.

No, seamless ore variants preserve exact vanilla drop rates, loot tables, XP drops, and mining hardness levels—they're purely visual changes.

Yes, Seamless Ores Mod is designed to work with world generation datapacks and terrain overhauls like Terralith without conflicts.

Yes, the mod includes built-in support for dozens of modded ores including Create, Mekanism, Modern Industrialization, Mythic Metals, Silent Gear, Tech Reborn, and others—toggle them on in the settings screen.

The mod has built-in protection for Nether bastions so their blackstone and basalt walls don't convert to ore variants; if this is happening, verify the mod is fully updated and that Nether vein generation settings aren't overriding structure protection.

No, the mod uses a two-layer texture system that works automatically with the default textures, though custom resource packs will retexture these ore blocks automatically if they support the system.

Seamless ore veins blend directly into surrounding rock types block by block, so look for ore textures that match the host stone (granite, diorite, andesite, etc.) rather than standing out with contrasting colors.

The mod has minimal performance impact since it only changes block textures without altering world generation rules or adding new blocks to the world.

Yes, open the mod settings and toggle individual modded ores on or off—you can keep some seamless variants active while disabling others.