Gain Resource In TWR

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	This tutorial is written for modpack version 0.4.
	As long as the modpack updates, Its contents may be outdated.

Intro

Because the Rankine MOD is introduced in Winter Rescue, the generation of minerals will be related to the rock formation instead of the Y axis in the original version

So please don't try to use the fishbone mining method or mine tunnels on the same height in winter rescue, try to find ore in natural mines and make good use of prospecting tools

Distribution of rankin minerals, cubes and other items


	Kaolin	malachite	native tin ore	cassiterite	magnetite	Pyrite	Lignite ore	bituminous coal ore	anthracite	Graphite ore	pentlandite	Bauxite	Stibnite	Magnesite	native Gold ore	native Silver ore	rock salt ore	Cinnabar	fluorite	galena	Sphalerite
Slate									O	O
Mudstone	O						O	O				O					O
Dolomites	O				O		O					O		O			O
Tufa Limestone		O			O		O	O				O		O			O
Granite				O							O				O	O			O
Breccia	O	O			O		O
Andesite
Pegmatite			O							O					O	O			O
Ryolite			O			O					O		O		O	O		O	O	O	O
Chalk					O		O	O				O		O			O
Skarn										O
Quartzite			O
Quartz sandstone			O
Red dacite						O							O					O		O	O
Black dacite						O							O					O		O	O
Mica Schist						O				O			O		O	O		O	O	O	O
Carbonaceous Shale	O				O		O	O	O			O		O			O
Komati Rock						O					O		O		O	O		O	O	O	O
White marble		O		O					O					O
Black Marble		O								O
Tholeiite													O		O	O			O
Granodiorite				O							O		O
Gray Granite				O									O
pyroxene gabbro				O							O
Diorite (no generation)				O							O				O	O			O
Gneiss (no generation)										O

The above squares are generated in the modpack, and those not written in the table are items that have not been generated

Distribution of Rankin Rock Formation


	swamp	Savannah	desert	(Black) Forest	Coniferous forest	plateau	mountain	river	Snow (Icicle Plains & Snow Mountains & Tundra)	plains	jungle	beach	ocean	Mushroom Island	Nether (unopened)	The End (unopened)	other
Slate	O										O		O	O
Mudstone	O
Dolomites	O			O	O		O		O	O	O	O
Tuff Limestone		O	O			O		O
Granite										O
Breccia							O						O
Andesite							O
Pegmatite							O
Ryolite		O	O			O
Chalk													O	O
Skarn														O
Quartzite			O			O
Quartz sandstone			O
Red dacite	O	O	O			O	O				O
Black dacite				O	O			O	O	O		O
Mica Schist	O				O			O	O	O	O	O
Carbonaceous Shale									O	O
Komati Rock				O
White marble		O			O			O		O		O
Black Marble	O			O					O		O
Tholeiite													O	O
Hornblende andesite							O
Granodiorite						O
Gray Granite				O
pyroxene gabbro							Y
netherrack															O		Hell Gate Ruins
Black Stone															O
black sand															O
Purple porphyry															O
End Stone																O
Enstatite																O
Meteorite																O

The heights of the distribution of rock formations are approximate ranges and are not accurate and are for reference only

Minerals in each biome

Combining the two tables above yields a list of the minerals each biome has


	swamp	Savannah	desert	(Black) Forest	Coniferous forest	plateau	mountain	river	Snow (Icicle Plains & Snow Mountains & Tundra)	plains	jungle	beach	ocean	Mushroom Island
Kaolin	Mudstone dolomites			Dolomites	Dolomites		Dolomites Breccia		Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites	Dolomites	Breccia
malachite	Black Marble	Tuff Limestone white marble	Tuff Limestone	Black Marble	White marble	Tuff Limestone	Breccia	Tuff Limestone white marble	Black Marble	White marble	Black Marble	White marble	Breccia
native tin ore		Ryolite	Ryolite Quartzite Quartz sandstone			Ryolite Quartzite	Pegmatite			Granite white marble
cassiterite		White marble		Gray Granite	White marble	Granodiorite		White marble				White marble
magnetite	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites Breccia	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites	Dolomites	Breccia Chalk	Chalk
Pyrite	Mica Schist red dacite	Ryolite	Ryolite red dacite	Black dacite Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite red dacite	Red dacite	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Red dacite mica schist	Mica Schist
Lignite ore	Mudstone dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites Breccia	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites	Dolomites	Breccia Chalk	Chalk
bituminous coal ore	Mudstone	Tuff Limestone	Tuff Limestone			Tuff Limestone		Tuff Limestone	Carbonaceous Shale	Carbonaceous Shale			Chalk	Chalk
anthracite	Slate	White marble			White marble			White marble	Carbonaceous Shale	Carbonaceous Shale white marble	Slate	White marble	Slate	Slate
Graphite ore	Slate mica schist black marble			Black Marble	Mica Schist		Pegmatite	Black dacite	Mica Schist black marble	Mica Schist	Slate mica schist black marble	Mica Schist	Slate	Slate Skarn
pentlandite		Ryolite	Ryolite	Komati Rock		Ryolite Granodiorite
Bauxite	Mudstone dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Tuff	Dolomites	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites	Dolomites	Chalk	Chalk
Stibnite	Mica Schist red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Black dacite Komati Rock gray granite	Mica Schist	Ryolite red dacite Granodiorite	Red dacite	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Red dacite mica schist	Mica Schist	Tholeiite	Tholeiite
Magnesite	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone white marble	Tuff	Dolomites	Dolomites white marble	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone white marble	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites carbonaceous shale white marble	Dolomites	Dolomites white marble	Chalk	Chalk
native Gold ore	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Ryolite	Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Pegmatite	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Granite mica schist	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Tholeiite	Tholeiite
native Silver ore	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Ryolite	Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Pegmatite	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Granite mica schist	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Tholeiite	Tholeiite
rock salt ore	Mudstone dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Dolomites	Tuff Limestone	Carbonaceous Shale dolomites	Dolomites carbonaceous shale	Dolomites	Dolomites	Chalk	Chalk
Cinnabar	Mica Schist red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Black dacite Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite red dacite	Red dacite	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Red dacite mica schist	Mica Schist
fluorite	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Ryolite	Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite	Pegmatite	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Granite mica schist	Mica Schist	Mica Schist	Tholeiite	Tholeiite
galena	Mica Schist red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Black dacite Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite red dacite	Red dacite	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Red dacite mica schist	Mica Schist
Sphalerite	Mica Schist red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Ryolite red dacite	Black dacite Komati Rock	Mica Schist	Ryolite red dacite	Red dacite	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Black dacite mica schist	Red dacite mica schist	Mica Schist

Other Items Acquisition

Items that can be collected directly
stone (tetra)	magma block	netherrack	soul sand	Blaze Rod	(Wither) Skull
Spawn below Y30	The underwater canyon or the ruins of the gate of hell	Hell Gate Ruins	The Hell Gate Room in the Underground Village	The Hell Gate Room in the Underground Village	Graveyard Room in the Underground Village

Note: The texture of tetra stone is the vanilla stone

Items that need to be processed
	geode jade	(Flawless) Emerald	(Flawless) Lapis Lazuli	(Flawless) Diamond	Redstone	quartz	sulfur
Probability to get		Smashing Geode Jade	Smashing Geode Jade	Smashing Geode Jade	Smashing Geode Jade	Grinding Quartzite Smooth Sandstone	Wash and crush pyrite
Fixed access	Mining the stones of the tetra				Grinding Cinnabar Ore

Flawless gems can be broken into ordinary gems (a little more than flawless, depending on the fortune level of the hammer)

The number of items released by the geode jade is related to the fortune level of the hammer

Prospecting Tools

All prospecting tools have an error probability, and the error probability and error performance of different tools are different. The results of multiple explorations at the same position are consistent, but the accuracy rate cannot be improved.

Prospecting Pick

Prospecting pickaxe range
Material	Up and down direction range	North-south range	East-West Range	total range
Copper	4 spaces down, 3 spaces up	8 blocks north, 7 blocks south	8 blocks west, 7 blocks east	81616
iron	4 spaces down, 3 spaces up	8 blocks north, 7 blocks south	8 blocks west, 7 blocks east	81616
steel	5 spaces down, 4 spaces up	9 blocks north, 8 blocks south	9 blocks west, 8 blocks east	101818

The above ranges are centered on the coordinates of the clicked position, excluding the extension from the center.

When mistakes are made, there will be over-reporting, under-reporting or omission of minerals.

Shovel

Shovel range
Material	Depth range
Copper	Down 16-32
iron	Down 32-64
steel	Down 36-72

The shovel has a small horizontal range, but has a large height range. The detection range is centered on the click position and extends horizontally and downwards, reporting minerals and rocks within its range.

The actual exploration depth of the exploration shovel is random within the depth range, and the exploration range of the same position is the same for multiple explorations.

It can not only be used to observe the distribution of underground rocks at the current location for prospecting, but also can directly detect underground ores.

When mistakes are made, some or all minerals may be missed.

Geological Hammer

The Geological Hammer has a detection cube that reports all minerals and their amounts within range.

When mistakes are made, the values of some minerals will be incompletely correct or underreported.

About Rankine's rock generation system (need to know about brushing rocks)

This part of the content can be found in Rankine's book, the picture below shows the content of the book

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Different kinds of rocks are produced when magma and water meet in different situations

Igneous Rock

Flowing magma hits flowing water (magma and water are in the same layer)

Intrusive igneous rocks:

Specific rocks can be generated using additional mineral blocks

Can produce: granite, diorite, gray granite, granodiorite, pyroxene gabbro, anorthosite, red porphyry, purple porphyry.

Extruding Igneous Rock:

Lava flows next to the blue ice on the soul soil (blue ice and soul soil are staggered) to generate random extrusive igneous rocks, and use extra mineral blocks to generate specified rocks

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Can generate: andesite, basalt, hornblende andesite, tholeiite, rhyolite, black dacite, red dacite.

Metamorphic Rock

Flowing magma touches water (magma is on top)

Specific rocks can be generated with extra rocks in the occurrence structure

Generates: white marble, black marble, gneiss, mica schist, phyllite, slate, quartzite, glauconite.

Sedimentary Rock

Deploy the sedimentation fan from the water source (the water source must flow more than three blocks in one direction)

Place additional sedimentary rock blocks next to the sedimentary fan to generate the specified rock

Generates: sandstone, red sandstone, tuff limestone, dolomite, chalk, carbonaceous shale, siltstone, quartz sandstone, arkose, mudstone, breccia.

(Sediment Fans are currently unobtainable in Survival)