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Voluminous Energy v1.19-0.3.0.0 Changelog

Initial release of 1.19 port. This is versioned as "1.19-0.3.0.0", as there have been no semi-major on minor updates; as this is the first release for 1.19 these fields are zeroed, but for clarity purposes: this release is based on 1.18.2-0.3.1.0, and not 1.18.2-0.3.0.0.

Due to backend changes in 1.19, some things are not identical to how they were in 1.18.2. Feature generation is now data-driven (meaning: using JSONs; Datapacks) and is largely no longer configurable via the config file. However, this is making ore generation and feature generation in general more flexible if you create your own datapacks or use the right tools to modify existing/included JSON/Datapack data from Voluminous Energy (eg using KubeJS).

This release also rebalances ore generation since the system had to be partially rewritten to accommodate the data-driven nature of feature generation. Bauxite should now be easier to find and more common than Cinnabar. Galena and Rutile should roughly be the same. Saltpeter has separate entries for deserts and badlands. Bauxite and Cinnabar have separate entries for Stony Shores and mountain biomes. Documentation for Voluminous Energy's custom Biome Modifier that adds these features will eventually be published on the GitHub Wiki along with updated ore generation info.

Additions

• Added voluminousenergy:anded_biome_modifier, a biome modifier that takes in a feature, whitelisted biome tags (which are AND logic, comma separated), blacklisted biome tags (OR logic, comma separated), along with whether or not the placement should be triangular (true) or uniform (false), Count, Bottom Anchor, Top Anchor, and Rarity (higher = rarer)

Changes

• Rejigged ore generation values especially. See this exhaustive list of how Voluminous Energy features (in general) are now added with what parameters.
• Fluids have been lightly touched to be compliant with the new Fluid API. More changes may come in future updates as the developers become more familiar with the new API.