Re Chiseled Wiki & Guide

Craft the chisel item, then use it on a compatible block to open the chiseling interface and cycle through available patterns. Place the block first or chisel it in your inventory depending on the version's UI.

Only blocks the mod supports can be chiseled, and each base block has its own set of patterns. If a block isn't in the mod's supported list, the chisel won't do anything to it.

Chisel a block into the pattern you want, then craft that chiseled block into its matching slab or stairs using the standard slab and stairs recipes. The resulting slab or stair keeps the chiseled pattern.

Yes, the chisel cycles through all available patterns for that block, including the plain original. Keep chiseling until you reach the base texture you want.

Yes, the pattern is stored on the block itself, so it stays when placed, broken, and replaced. Slabs and stairs made from chiseled blocks also retain the pattern.

The mod also supports blocks like amethyst, giving you beams, bricks, pillars, tiles, and jewel-style patterns. Check the chisel's interface on a block to see what patterns it offers.

Slabs and stairs use the same pattern texture but are cut to their shape, so edges and corners may show the pattern differently. Match the full block, slab, and stair of the same pattern for a consistent look.

It generally works alongside other mods as long as they don't conflict over the same blocks or recipes. Chiseled blocks behave like normal blocks, so they can be used in most builds and machines.

Chiseled blocks are normal blocks with extra textures, so performance depends mostly on how many unique textures you place. Using a limited palette of patterns keeps rendering and memory use reasonable.

Yes, break the original blocks and replace them with chiseled versions of the same pattern, or chisel in place if the block is supported. Work section by section to keep the build's look consistent.