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With introduction of new types of stone and now the new ores like copper, we have some combinations where the ores are not very visible anymore. In the example here I placed all ores in typical surroundings:
first row: stone, cobblestone, gravel
second row: granite, diorite, andesite
third row: deepslate, terracotta, netherrack
As explanation how Minutor colors for new blocks are derived as default:
all blocks get the average color of top surface texture
all ores get the average color of the final ore product to increase the highlight
Mostly copper in granite is not very visible. But ancient_debris is also very hidden.
It is probably sufficient to just change the color of copper, but I would like to get some more opinions about possible colors.
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Copper Ore could look more bright orange(#e4704b), like the storage block, that's what I do in my defFile
Ancient Debris I darken, keeping the blue value(#271a2e) to better clash with the Netherrack
It's not faithful to the block color, but it's visible
Ultimately I don't think there is a magical solution, it's still a single pixel drowned in the image
With introduction of new types of stone and now the new ores like copper, we have some combinations where the ores are not very visible anymore. In the example here I placed all ores in typical surroundings:
As explanation how Minutor colors for new blocks are derived as default:
Mostly copper in granite is not very visible. But ancient_debris is also very hidden.
It is probably sufficient to just change the color of copper, but I would like to get some more opinions about possible colors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: