Distribution options for Forestry Ores. Should Custom Ore Generation handle Forestry ore generation? Controls how Apatite is generated Forestry Apatite Large veins filled very lightly with ore. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. Simulates Vanilla Minecraft. Frequency multiplier for Forestry Apatite distributions Forestry Apatite Freq. Size multiplier for Forestry Apatite distributions Forestry Apatite Size Controls how Copper is generated Forestry Copper Small, fairly rare motherlodes with 2-4 horizontal veins each. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. Simulates Vanilla Minecraft. Frequency multiplier for Forestry Copper distributions Forestry Copper Freq. Size multiplier for Forestry Copper distributions Forestry Copper Size Controls how Tin is generated Forestry Tin Small, fairly rare motherlodes with 2-4 horizontal veins each. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. Simulates Vanilla Minecraft. Frequency multiplier for Forestry Tin distributions Forestry Tin Freq. Size multiplier for Forestry Tin distributions Forestry Tin Size Replace vanilla-generated ore clusters. The global option deferredPopulationRange must be large enough to catch all ore clusters (>= 32). Large veins filled very lightly with ore. Because they contain less ore per volume, these veins are relatively wide and long. Mining the ore from them is time consuming compared to solid ore veins. They are also more difficult to follow, since it is harder to get an idea of their direction while mining. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. These are huge, spanning several adjacent chunks, and consequently rather rare. They contain a sizeable amount of ore, but it takes some time and effort to mine due to low density. The intent for strategic clouds is that the player will need to actively search for one and then set up a semi-permanent mining base and spend some time actually mining the ore. Single blocks, generously scattered through all heights (density is about that of vanilla iron ore). They will replace dirt and sandstone (but not grass or sand), so they can be found nearer to the surface than most ores. Intened to be used as a child distribution for large, rare strategic deposits that would otherwise be very difficult to find. Note that the frequency is multiplied by ground level to maintain a constant density, but not by ore frequency because it is assumed that the frequency of the parent distribution will already be scaled by that. A master preset for standardgen ore distributions. Small, fairly rare motherlodes with 2-4 horizontal veins each. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. These are huge, spanning several adjacent chunks, and consequently rather rare. They contain a sizeable amount of ore, but it takes some time and effort to mine due to low density. The intent for strategic clouds is that the player will need to actively search for one and then set up a semi-permanent mining base and spend some time actually mining the ore. Single blocks, generously scattered through all heights (density is about that of vanilla iron ore). They will replace dirt and sandstone (but not grass or sand), so they can be found nearer to the surface than most ores. Intened to be used as a child distribution for large, rare strategic deposits that would otherwise be very difficult to find. Note that the frequency is multiplied by ground level to maintain a constant density, but not by ore frequency because it is assumed that the frequency of the parent distribution will already be scaled by that. A master preset for standardgen ore distributions. Small, fairly rare motherlodes with 2-4 horizontal veins each. Large irregular clouds filled lightly with ore. These are huge, spanning several adjacent chunks, and consequently rather rare. They contain a sizeable amount of ore, but it takes some time and effort to mine due to low density. The intent for strategic clouds is that the player will need to actively search for one and then set up a semi-permanent mining base and spend some time actually mining the ore. Single blocks, generously scattered through all heights (density is about that of vanilla iron ore). They will replace dirt and sandstone (but not grass or sand), so they can be found nearer to the surface than most ores. Intened to be used as a child distribution for large, rare strategic deposits that would otherwise be very difficult to find. Note that the frequency is multiplied by ground level to maintain a constant density, but not by ore frequency because it is assumed that the frequency of the parent distribution will already be scaled by that. A master preset for standardgen ore distributions.