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Restore vanilla stone behaviour in Mineralogy 6.1.4 for Forge 26.1.2 - #180
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This brings the stone compatibility fixes to Mineralogy 6.1.4.2601021 for Minecraft 26.1.2 Forge.
Natural Mineralogy rocks now work with sculk catalysts, moss and dripstone replacement, bat and goat spawning, and goat horn breaking on the harder raw rocks. Crafted blocks stay out of the natural terrain tags.
The dripstone water-pocket and large-column checks, azalea roots and forest rocks recognise natural Mineralogy substrates. Bare rock is still not suitable for growing azalea trees. Rock-salt lamps keep the centre post on straight walls.
Slabs, stairs, furnaces, ores, storage blocks and coloured drywall have the missing classifications. Double slabs remain full blocks. Tags and loot tables remain safe when construction forms are disabled, and normal cobblestone follows the existing configuration option. This Minecraft version has no sulfur cubes, so no sulfur-cube tags are added.
Sculk and animal behaviour apply to existing worlds after updating. Cave decoration fixes apply to newly generated chunks. Recipes, registry IDs, configurations, migrations, provider data, OreSpawn, translations and textures are unchanged.
Validation covers 73 passing tests, two reproducible clean assemblies, the release and Eclipse gates, real-loader startup/reload checks in both cobblestone modes and with construction disabled, native behaviour controls, paired 81-chunk cave samples, and exact packaged client/server fresh-and-reload runs with complete log review. The dripstone samples are not claimed as a count increase; the controlled vanilla comparisons prove the rejected-substrate checks are fixed.
The target stays on Forge 64.0.9, Java 25 and released OreSpawn 4.0.16.2601021 (file 8795661). Only the main, sources and Javadoc jars ship; agent notes and runtime probes are not included.