GeoStrata - Where's the marble?

[YX33A]

Project Red Marble is registered weirdly. It(and every other Project:Red ore dictionary thing it adds) start with "Project:Red", then there is the name for it

 

[Darkscythe]

Yeah I found that out as well. Seeing I'm not capable of changing it myself I just decided to use the ProjectRed Retro Ore Generation and surprisingly it worked out pretty well. Thanks for the help guys.

 

[asb3pe]

AFAIK, geostrata stuff doesn't work with Chisel

It does work. The likely problem is that the person is trying to use Chisel mod with Geostrata COBBLE instead of smelting the cobble first and using the regular "stone" blocks in Chisel.

I used Chisel mod to convert about 8000 Geostrata limestone blocks into Emasher limestone so I could make slickwater with it. But I had to smelt all 8000 blocks first before Chisel-ing.

Also, Geostrata Opal is such a great building block, especially when you can create so many variations in the crafting table. My base looks great, really happy with Geostrata now and glad I didn't turn it off in Monster!

 

[joseff amador]

It does work. The likely problem is that the person is trying to use Chisel mod with Geostrata COBBLE instead of smelting the cobble first and using the regular "stone" blocks in Chisel.

I used Chisel mod to convert about 8000 Geostrata limestone blocks into Emasher limestone so I could make slickwater with it. But I had to smelt all 8000 blocks first before Chisel-ing.

Also, Geostrata Opal is such a great building block, especially when you can create so many variations in the crafting table. My base looks great, really happy with Geostrata now and glad I didn't turn it off in Monster!

I think limestone may be unique since it exists in the Chilsel mod itself.

Here's a screenshot of some (smelted) Shale in the chisel tool, and as you can see, it doesn't work.

 

[asb3pe]

I think limestone may be unique since it exists in the Chilsel mod itself.

Here's a screenshot of some (smelted) Shale in the chisel tool, and as you can see, it doesn't work.

Okay, thanks for feedback, maybe limestone is a special case, I dunno. Try out a few blocks of it to see what I mean.