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Licensed ARR
Published 4 years ago
All versions
1.2.4-fabric-mc1.21
Release
Rechiseled 1.2.44 months ago 1.22M
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platforms
Fabric
Quilt
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Changes
Rechiseled 1.2.4
- Fixed chisel stack not always updating when shift-clicking items from its slot
Rechiseled 1.2.3
- Replaced default JEI scrollbar with custom smooth scrolling
- Fixed texture for Edged Block of Amethyst connecting incorrectly
Rechiseled 1.2.2
- Fixed being able to obtain oversized item stacks from the chisel
- Fixed crash when saving a chisel containing a stack with size greater than 99
Rechiseled 1.2.1
- Fixed in-world chiseling not working when on a server
Rechiseled 1.2.0
- Added stairs and slabs for all Rechiseled's decorative blocks
- Overhauled the chiseling screen with a scrollbar, search field, filters, and stairs and slabs
- Blocks can now be chiseled by left-clicking on them with a chisel
- Rechiseled's textures now take up 76% less atlas space
- Chiseling recipes can now have stairs and slabs
- Improved integration with JEI and REI
- Flowers and other vegetation can now be placed on dirt blocks from Rechiseled
- Added stairs and slabs for vanilla chiseling recipe entries
- Chiseling screen now displays more entries at once
- Chiseling screen now shows an indicator for chiselable blocks in your inventory
- Mods can now register plugins to add or modify chiseling recipes
- Added tags for the blocks, stairs, and slabs of each block type in Rechiseled
- Improved lighting of the chiseling screen preview
- Fixed transparent blocks showing internal faces in chiseling screen preview
- Fixed connecting blocks like glass panes not being connected in chiseling screen preview
- Fixed a couple incorrectly aligned textures
- Fixed crashes with the mod Quad
Rechiseled 1.1.6b
- Fixed missing mining tags for chiseled blocks
Rechiseled 1.1.6a
- Fixed chisel recipe not working
Rechiseled 1.1.6
- Initial release of Rechiseled for Minecraft 1.21 & 1.21.1
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