Soft Step Carpentry FAQ

Place six wool blocks in a stair-step pattern inside a crafting table (three on the bottom row, two in the middle, one on top). The wool color you use determines the color of the stairs you get.

Place three wool blocks in a horizontal row across any row of the crafting table. You'll get multiple wool slabs from this recipe, just like with stone or wood slabs.

Yes, the mod includes all sixteen standard Minecraft wool colors. Craft with any wool color and you'll get matching stairs or slabs in that same color.

Yes, they use the standard wool textures, so any resource pack that changes wool appearance will automatically affect these blocks too.

They're placed in the matching Creative mode inventory tabs alongside regular wool blocks, organized by color.

Yes, that's the whole purpose of this mod—it backports wool stairs and slabs to older versions that don't have them natively.

They function as stairs and slabs do in Minecraft, allowing you to place them at angles and in half-blocks for detailed building, though their softness and sound properties match regular wool.

No, you need to craft the stairs or slabs from the wool color you want—the blocks themselves cannot be dyed after placement.

Shear sheep for raw wool, or craft wool from string if you have plenty of it. Collect multiple sheep or farm string to build up your wool supply before crafting large quantities of stairs and slabs.

Yes, they follow standard Minecraft block mechanics and should work alongside other building mods without conflicts, though compatibility depends on your specific mod setup.