Super Ore Block Wiki & Guide

Place four of the same ore block (coal, copper, iron, gold, lapis lazuli, redstone, emerald, diamond, or netherite) into a crafting table together. They will combine into a single super ore block with a black frame around the edges.

Yes, place the super ore block back into a crafting table and it will disassemble into the four original ore blocks you used to create it.

You can create a special mixed super ore block by placing one of each ore type (coal, copper, iron, gold, lapis lazuli, redstone, emerald, diamond, and netherite block) together in a crafting table.

Super ore blocks follow normal Minecraft stacking rules and take up the same inventory space as regular blocks, so they don't save inventory space—only storage space in your world.

Yes, that's one of the main purposes of the mod; the black frame border makes them visually distinct and useful for building decorative structures or accent walls.

The crafting table will only combine four identical ore blocks into a super block, so mismatched blocks won't craft together and you can retrieve them normally.

Super ore blocks only work with the standard Minecraft ore types listed in the mod (coal, copper, iron, gold, lapis lazuli, redstone, emerald, diamond, and netherite).

Super ore blocks are storage and decoration blocks only; you must disassemble them back into regular ore blocks if you need to smelt or process them.

Four ore blocks compress into one super block, so you save three block spaces per super block created—useful for large ore storage systems.

No, you can create as many super ore blocks as you have ore blocks available; the mod places no restrictions on crafting quantity.