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FT's Geology builds the Minecraft world from plate tectonics. Plates drift, and their edges become mountain belts, volcanic arcs, rifts and ocean ridges. The same model then runs the living parts of the world: earthquakes come from its faults, volcanoes sit where magma would rise, hot springs and geysers follow the heat, rivers drain the land it made, and the weather moves over it.

At a glance

• Version: 0.11.3 for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge) and 1.21.1 (NeoForge).
• Required mods: none.
• License: GPL-3.0 from 0.11 on. Versions 0.10 and older were MIT.
• World: a new default world type, 960 blocks tall, with real mountain data and its own rivers. Terralith works on top of it.
• In game: a 52-page field guide (book + copper ingot) explains most of what you see.

Pages

Start here

• Getting Started
• FAQ

The land

• Plates and Terrain
• Mountains and Landmarks
• Rivers, Lakes and Karst
• Rocks, Ores and Fossils

Things that happen

• Earthquakes
• Volcanoes
• Hot Springs and Geysers
• Water and Soil
• Weather
• Gases

Things you build

• Instruments and Stations
• Power
• Gas Machines and Oil

Reference

• Compatibility
• Commands and Config
• For Addon Makers

Links

• Bug reports: the GitHub issues of this repository.
• Changes in each version: the release notes on CurseForge, Modrinth and GitHub.