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Bring the Base Minerals update to Minecraft 1.11.2 - #41
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This brings the 1.10 update across to Minecraft 1.11.2, including the ore overlays, the updated deposits and the material settings. It uses the published Base Metals 2.5.1.111021 and OreSpawn 4.1.6.111021 builds. The OreSpawn update keeps the imported lithium rule when an old OS1 world is moved and can repair an untouched duplicate.
I checked the packaged client, the old save upgrade, all 40 server launches and eight shared-ore policy cases. The functional checks passed. All four seeds matched the previous 1.11 ore positions. Mineralogy still places its own sulfur, and the old Electric Advantage and Power Advantage jars fail during loading.
The local timing checks exceeded the 20% limit in both comparisons. The interleaved run also recorded 97–100% host CPU usage. I kept those results. On GitHub the fork run came in 12.4% slower than the historical rules and the PR run came in 4.7% faster. Both passed the 20% limit, and both player jars match the one I tested. Fork CI · PR CI
The release workflow takes the tested jar from the successful merged build. The default-branch update adds 1.11.2 to the existing CurseForge workflow.