IronRust

## Description Feels weird that copper oxidizes but iron doesn't? Well... this small mod solves that by implementing oxide into iron in a seamless way for a nice vanilla integration ### Dependencies [Fabric] - [Fabric-API](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api) ### What this Mod includes - **Exposed**|**Weathered**|**Oxidized** variants of all major iron blocks - _(Block, Door, Trapdoor, Bars, Chain)_ - **Iron Grate Block** and its 3 oxidized variants - **Coated** variants for all iron blocks and its oxidized variants - _('Coated' is the 'Waxed' state of iron)_ - **Active Honeycomb** (item) - _(to apply Coating on iron, by using or crafting)_ - **Active Honeycomb Block** (decorative) - **Oxidation probability** is affected by nearby water - _(Everything counts, distance and level)_ - **Axes de-oxidize iron** as they do with copper - **Coat On**|**Off** and **Active Honeycomb** advancements - **Recipe Book entries** for all new recipes - **Lightning strikes** decrease Iron oxide level - **Dispensers** can apply Active Honeycomb on blocks - Oxidized blocks work as their Vanilla counterparts - _(Blocks can make Beacons, Doors/Trapdoors require redstone)_ - **Coated Iron Blocks** can be de-crafted into 9 Iron Ingots ### Singleplayer / Online Multiplayer implementation is done so it also works in Multiplayer games as long as both Client+Server have the mod installed. On the other hand, the Mod will be automatically self-disabled if you connect to a server that doesn't have the mod installed ## Recipes ## Installation Download and drop the correct .jar file based on the ModLoader you're using into the **mods** folder located at Minecraft's root folder ## Uninstallation I've also made an Uninstaller-Mod-Tool (Local worlds only) that automatically reverts all oxidized iron to Vanilla one during normal gameplay. The IronRust-Uninstaller can only be found in the [Releases Page](https://github.com/Sopze92/minecraft-mod-ironrust/releases). Uninstall guide To use the uninstaller, remove **IronRust** mod from your mods folder and place the **IronRust-Wipe** file there, then start Minecraft and load your world. You can either play normally and let **IronRust-Wipe** do its magic in the background, or perform a cleanup-proccess (basically visit every place with **IronRust** content) then remove the **IronRust-Wipe** mod file after The procedure is simple: it replaces **IronRust** IDs with vanilla ones during chunk-reading (works on world blocks, dropped items, entities, block entities, nested entities, inventories, nested inventories... and basically everywhere), just make sure you visit every place that contains **IronRust** content. You can safelly remove the uninstaller mod file once you're sure enough that everything has been converted back to vanilla.