Good vid, but just to point out the orechid and orechid igneum convert ores at a much faster rate than your demonstration suggests. You were looking at ore generation in a flat square, whereas the orechid generates ores in a cube. If you had dug down through your 2-3 layers of dirt, you would have found all of the smooth stone under the flower had converted as well, so it converted a lot more stone bricks than you showed. Same goes for the orechid igneum. When you hook the orechid up to a smooth stone generator and use a bore or weight lens mana spreader linked to a hovering hourglass to break it, you have a pretty good ore generator.
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This is a very good guide! Thanks for uploading :)
Good vid, but just to point out the orechid and orechid igneum convert ores at a much faster rate than your demonstration suggests. You were looking at ore generation in a flat square, whereas the orechid generates ores in a cube. If you had dug down through your 2-3 layers of dirt, you would have found all of the smooth stone under the flower had converted as well, so it converted a lot more stone bricks than you showed. Same goes for the orechid igneum. When you hook the orechid up to a smooth stone generator and use a bore or weight lens mana spreader linked to a hovering hourglass to break it, you have a pretty good ore generator.
Nice videos
Thank you!!