My Dwarf Fortress Modding Page has both the do-it-yourself mod of the
Mayday Graphics Edition, and the fully pre-modded ready-to-go "full version"
This mod features:
Minerals mod 1.76 by Sean Mirrsen (which Includes the Melting Points Mod's info I think)
Dig Deeper 1.3 by the community
plant mod by Morlark
plant mod by Dwarmin
botany mod 2 by Chariot
angler mod by Chariot
dendrology mod by Sean Mirrsen and Deon
SpellCraft by darius, note that Attraction Rune attracted successfully but did not get the Dwarves to pick the item up
Playable Dragons (in Adventure Mode)
Improved smelting idea (different ores produce different products)
ex: there are 2 titanium ores in this mod
rutile is TiO2
Ilmenite is FeTiO3
Smelting rulite produces 1 bar of Titanium (Ti), and very importantly:
Smelting Ilmenite produces 1 bar of Titanium (Ti) and 1 bar of Iron (Fe) via the Kroll process (well actually it produces less titanium and iron than that because smelting titanium is so hard at this tech level (oxidizing with chlorine ionic gas from molten table salt in Magma furnace then reducing the titanium chloride with molten/ionic Na will get this done but it involves chlorine gas ... this isn't hard for alchemical-level technology since I believe that the Na and Cl are a molten liquid and a gas respectively so they are easy to distinguish without knowing the periodic table, and it probably wasn't done in real life in the middle ages because humans don't have magma furnaces for cost-effective high-temperature furnaces at medieval tech level) but anyway that's the general idea).
PLAN FOR THE FUTURE:
Create realistic smelting like the example smelt above, and really consider the yield the Dwarves might get of each product. This is actually pretty simple programming just lots of research. This thread can discuss this as part of that research
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If there is some these-mods-aren't GPL probelm, then I'll tell you that Step 1 of the mod is applying the Minerals Mod, and Step 2 is
carefully integrating Dig Deeper, then all of the other mods are simple addons. The Dragons you can mod in pretty easily, I use Dig Deeper's different colored dragons, then make them a Adventurable Civ with a starting population of zero. Don't worry, that Draconic Civ is invisible even in Legends and all Dragons are still the same old Megabeasts that they always were.