Stuff N Things Wiki & Guide

Craft or find a Chisel tool, then start placing stackable layers on any block that supports them—they work just like snow layers. You can stack up to eight layers high to create custom heights for your builds.

Almost every block can have layers added to it, but some blocks like liquids or entities won't support stacking. The mod respects each material's original properties, so ice layers will still be slippery and honey will still slow you down.

Sneak and right-click with the Chisel tool to safely remove exactly one layer at a time. This works the same way for removing one half of a double slab.

Upside-down dirt and grass stairs have a flat top surface that acts like farmland, so you can plant crops directly on them to build terraced gardens without needing to till the ground first.

Place stained glass and glow ink sacs together in a crafting table to create colored light blocks in 16 different colors. You can toggle them on and off using redstone signals.

Yes, you can use a normal stonecutter to cut layers, slabs, and stairs just like you would with regular stone blocks.

No, the mod works on its own. Create Mod recipes are optional and only appear if you have Create Mod installed alongside Stuff 'N' Things.

Yes—use a normal shovel on dirt shapes to create paths, or use a hoe on them to turn them into farmland for planting crops.

A regular pickaxe will break the entire stack at once. Use the Chisel tool instead if you want to remove layers one at a time.

If you have Create Mod installed, you can use optional recipes to create renewable coal from dead bushes and renewable diamonds from compressed coal blocks using lava and heat.