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I also recommend the flattening mod linked below the depth tier table. It makes finding ore much easier, especially with vanilla ore detectors. The seismic surveying mod could also help.
In this mod you will find the same ore as in the original game. There are no scarce patches of other ores.
though i will note so far in testing I've only ever found cobalt and Iron (maybe a glitch OR bad luck idk yet)
its definitely working cause ive seen the ultra shallow deposits though i did notice that there were a bunch of errors being thrown by the mod in the background (thankfully appears to be minor ones that don't break the mod but probably worth looking into whats causing them)
overall good mod
If you create a small planet or moon, you should multiply that value by 2. Same for the typical size in the ore list.
The whole reason for the 1.1 version is that I forgot about the scaling in 1.0 ^^
Is that what you used for the vanilla planets?