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Bring Modern Metals to Minecraft 1.13.2 - #141
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This brings Modern Metals to Minecraft 1.13.2, with the metadata forms converted to named states and the old registry names kept for world upgrades. It uses Forge 25 and published OreSpawn 4.1.7, without MMDLib.
The port includes the processing and recipe-book fixes, all five alloy blends, direct steel-blend inputs, the standalone coal cycle, both config screens and Fantasy Level inheritance from Base Metals. Crushing uses the Base Metals registry when installed and Modern Metals' registry when running alone. Base Gems and Base Minerals can use that fallback too.
The reviewed mining levels and ore overlays are included. Local recipe, material, combined-mod and copied-world checks have passed, followed by manual testing. Release packaging keeps the accepted game classes and JSON content, with updated dependency metadata and consistent UTF-8 archives.
The README and changelog cover installation, processing and world upgrades. The new 1.13.2 release workflow publishes the audited merged-CI files to MMD Maven, CurseForge and GitHub. Publication follows Base Metals 3.0.3.113021.