Mega-issue for missing ore dictionary names.

• Sulfur should be added to dustSulfur
• Lapis is using gemLapis, should use oreLapis and dustLapis respectively. (TFC doesn't really have an equivalent for vanilla's lapis.
• Add craftingTableWood to workbenches (vanilla uses both workbench and crafting table). Don't add each per type.
• Make the additional ingotIron configurable - TFC should all use wrought iron, this is only added for compat anyway.
• Mortar should be added to mortar
• plate[Metal] should be optional, as it's only for compatibility (TFC uses sheet), and it's not a direct conversion to most modded plates which are 1-1 with ingots.
• gemCinnabar should be oreCinnabar (are there others?)

Mentioned in #443
Alcatraz suggested discussing here so I am.

Foods such as cooked and raw meat need to be added to the ore:listAllmeat, ore:listAllmeatraw and ore:listAllmeatcooked ore dictionaries.
Each specific food such as steak and beef for example need to be added to ore:meatBeef, ore:meatBeefraw and ore:meatBeefcooked.

Alcatraz's argument was that it's too specific to need adding, and that it's mainly for customisation in which any pack maker could add it themselves.

My argument was that it's a standard list of ore dictionaries in mods, such as BetterWithMods, Forestry and Pam's HarvestCraft for example.

My argument was that it's a standard list of ore dictionaries in mods, such as BetterWithMods, Forestry and Pam's HarvestCraft for example.

I disagree. Forge already adds a bunch of ore dict entries for some vanilla items for default mod compatibility (such as the ore:charcoal, ore:ingotIron, etc) and it doesn't add the ones you mentioned. It is specific to some mods that add recipes from "anyMeat" or "anyRawFood".

To help your argument, can you grab a good list of mods that does this by itself (if you put the mod alone, that mod alone would add these ore dicts)