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UnChipped

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UnChipped

By SchinkennuggetOwner , schinkennuggetbruzzler

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Craft Chipped‘s blocks back to their origin using a stonecutter

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Description

This is the mod version of UnChipped. If you need it as data pack, go here.

What is this for?

With this mod, you can convert the block variants added by Chipped back to their origin in a stonecutter. This can be timesaving and useful in modpacks like Create, as it also works in Create's mechanical saw.

Why should I use this and not other mods doing the same thing?

This mod only adds recipes to "uncraft" the blocks, so you can do things like this:

(In the end of the video, you can see how it works with the Create Mod/Create Fabric Mod. You can only use Create if you are on version 1.18.2, 1.19.2 or 1.20.1, as Create only supports these versions.

For example, you can use this in an automated storage system.

Credits:

This mod was made as a data pack with the GitHub Data Pack Generator and converted to a mod using Modrinth.

What is this for?

With this data pack, you can convert the block variants added by Chipped back to their origin in a stonecutter. This can be timesaving and useful in modpacks like Create, as it also works in Create's mechanical saw.

Why should I use this and not other data packs?

This data pack only adds recipes to "uncraft" the blocks, so you can do things like this:

(In the end of the video, you can see how it works with the Create Mod/Create Fabric Mod)

Credits:

This datapack was made with Misode's Data Pack Generator.