Rechiseled guide for All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.6 to 1.8

Same as in the All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 guide

Rechiseled lets you swap blocks for decorative variants that have connected textures. It adds over 600 decorative variants of vanilla blocks, and most of them also come as stairs and slabs. The pack includes version 1.2.5 of the mod.^[1][2]

How the chisel works

Everything runs through the Chisel. Right-click with it to open the chiseling screen. Put a block in and you can preview all its variants, then swap between them and their stairs and slabs. Most blocks come in a connecting and a non-connecting version, and a button in the bottom right of the screen toggles between them. If your blocks aren't connecting, check that button first.^[1][3]

You can also work on blocks that are already placed. Left-click a block with the chisel and it changes to a random variant. If you have a block stored in the chisel, it acts as a filter, and any block you left-click becomes that variant. The chisel has no durability, so you can use it as many times as you want.^[1]

The pack's quest book adds a few screen details. You pick the design on the left and place blocks at the bottom right. The preview can show 1 block, a 3x1 row or a 3x3 wall, and you can set it to spin or stay still. Clicking the chisel next to the block slot applies the selected design to every changeable block in your inventory.^[3]

Where it sits in the quest book

Rechiseled has its own quest, "Rechiseled" quest, in the "Building Tips" chapter, and it asks you to obtain the chisel. It comes right after "Changing Blocks" quest, which introduces mods that turn blocks you already have into different shapes, designs or entirely new blocks.^[3]

Going back up the chain, "Changing Blocks" follows "Tools!" quest, which in turn follows "Building Tips!" quest. Two other quests also unlock after "Changing Blocks": "Chisel Reborn" quest and "Chipped" quest. They cover other block-changing mods, so you can compare the three. For anything that comes after Rechiseled, check the chapter in the quest book.^[3]

Everything in Rechiseled runs through one tool, so your first job is simple: make the Chisel. The project page describes it as the way to swap blocks between decorative variants with connected textures, and it also says the mod adds over 600 variants of vanilla blocks.^[1]

Step 1: craft the chisel

The chisel recipe in this pack was added by the pack itself, so follow the one below and not whatever you remember from the mod's own recipe.^[4]

ChiselAdded by the pack

Shaped (kubejs)

Shaped (kubejs)

Empty slot	Empty slot	any steel ingot
Empty slot	any wooden rod	Empty slot

Recipe id: kubejs:kjs/rechiseled_chisel

Good news on upkeep: the chisel has no durability, so you can use it as many times as you like.^[1]

Step 2: learn the two ways to chisel

1. Right-click with the chisel to open the chiseling screen. Put a block in and you can preview all its variants, and swap between those variants and their stairs and slabs.^[1]
2. In the screen, pick the design you want on the left. The slot for your blocks is at the bottom right. Above it you can preview the design as a single block, a 3x1 row or a 3x3 wall, and you can switch the preview between spinning and not spinning.^[5]
3. Next to the block slot, clicking the chisel applies the selected design to every block in your inventory that can be changed.^[5]
4. Left-click a block that is already placed to change it in the world. With nothing stored in the chisel you get a random variant. If a block is stored in the chisel, it acts as a filter and the block you click becomes that variant.^[1]

Step 3: follow the quest book

The quest book has a "Rechiseled" quest quest in the Building Tips chapter. It sits after "Changing Blocks" quest, which itself comes after "Tools!" quest. It asks you for the chisel and walks through the same screen layout described above.^[5]

Other quests also come after Changing Blocks: "Chisel Reborn" quest, "Chipped" quest, "Framed Blocks" quest and "Camol" quest.^[5]

A pack extra: polishing with sandpaper

The pack also adds a Create sandpaper polishing recipe that turns Basalt Bordered Connecting into Basalt Bordered Polished Connecting.^[4]

Basalt Bordered Polished ConnectingAdded by the pack

Sandpaper Polishing (create)

• Basalt Bordered Connecting

Recipe id: create_dragons_plus:sandpaper_polishing/rechiseled/basalt_bordered_connecting

Rechiseled is a decorative block mod, so there are no machines, power or fluids to manage here. Everything runs through one tool, the Chisel, which swaps blocks between their decorative variants. The mod adds over 600 variants of vanilla blocks, and many of them have connected textures.^[1]

Getting the chisel

The pack adds its own chisel recipe through a KubeJS script. The recipe below is the exact one used in this pack.^[4]

ChiselAdded by the pack

Shaped (kubejs)

Shaped (kubejs)

Empty slot	Empty slot	any steel ingot
Empty slot	any wooden rod	Empty slot

Recipe id: kubejs:kjs/rechiseled_chisel

This recipe is added by the pack's scripts.

The chisel has no durability, so you can use it as many times as you like.^[1]

The chiseling screen

Right-click with the chisel to open the chiseling screen. Put a block in and you can preview all of its variants. You can also swap between those variants and their stairs and slabs.^[1]

Most blocks come in a version with connecting textures and one without. A button in the bottom right of the screen toggles between the two. If your blocks are not connecting, this toggle is the first thing to check.^[1]

Chiseling blocks in the world

You can also change blocks that are already placed. Left-click a block with the chisel to turn it into a random variant.^[1]

If you have a block stored in the chisel, it acts as a filter. Any block you left-click is then changed to that specific variant instead of a random one. This is the quickest way to restyle a whole wall.^[1]

Stairs and slabs

Most variants also have stairs and slabs, and you get them through the chiseling screen. The connecting textures link across the full block, the stairs and the slab of a variant, so mixed builds still look seamless.^[1]

Pack-specific polishing

The pack also adds a Create sandpaper polishing recipe for a Rechiseled block. It turns Basalt Bordered Connecting into Basalt Bordered Polished Connecting.^[4]

Basalt Bordered Polished ConnectingAdded by the pack

Sandpaper Polishing (create)

• Basalt Bordered Connecting

Recipe id: create_dragons_plus:sandpaper_polishing/rechiseled/basalt_bordered_connecting

This polishing recipe is added by the pack.

In this pack, Rechiseled has one quest and one item to unlock: the Chisel. Once you have it, progression is just using it on your blocks.^[5]

Where it sits in the quest book

The Rechiseled quest "Rechiseled" quest is in the Building Tips chapter and asks you to obtain the chisel. It comes after "Changing Blocks" quest, which comes after "Tools!" quest, which in turn follows "Building Tips!" quest.^[5]

Four other quests also unlock from Changing Blocks: "Chisel Reborn" quest, "Chipped" quest, "Framed Blocks" quest and "Camol" quest. So Rechiseled is one of five options the book puts side by side there.^[5]

Getting the chisel

The pack adds its own crafting recipe for the chisel. Here is the exact in-pack version:^[4]

ChiselAdded by the pack

Shaped (kubejs)

Shaped (kubejs)

Empty slot	Empty slot	any steel ingot
Empty slot	any wooden rod	Empty slot

Recipe id: kubejs:kjs/rechiseled_chisel

This recipe is added by the pack.

Using it

The quest text says all of this mod works within the chisel. Right click with it to open its GUI. You pick the design on the left and put your blocks in the bottom right.^[5]

Above the block slot you can preview the design as a single block, a 3x1 row or a 3x3 wall. A button toggles whether the preview spins. Clicking the chisel next to the block slot applies the selected design to every block in your inventory that can be changed.^[5]

Polishing a connecting block

The pack also adds a sandpaper polishing recipe that turns Basalt Bordered Connecting into Basalt Bordered Polished Connecting.^[4]

Basalt Bordered Polished ConnectingAdded by the pack

Sandpaper Polishing (create)

• Basalt Bordered Connecting

Recipe id: create_dragons_plus:sandpaper_polishing/rechiseled/basalt_bordered_connecting

This polishing recipe is added by the pack.

Same as in the All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 guide

Rechiseled shows up in one quest chapter in the pack, the Building Tips chapter. The chapter has a single Rechiseled quest, "Rechiseled" quest, and it asks you to get the Chisel.^[3]

The path to the quest

1. The chapter opens with "Building Tips!" quest, a general intro to building tips.^[3]
2. "Tools!" quest comes after it and asks for a stick. Its text is about the tools that help you get blocks, get different versions of them and place them.^[3]
3. "Changing Blocks" quest comes after Tools!. It is about mods that turn blocks you already have into ones with different shapes, designs or even entirely new blocks.^[3]
4. "Rechiseled" quest comes after Changing Blocks, and it asks for the Chisel.^[3]

What the quest tells you

The quest text describes Rechiseled as a continuation of Chiseled. Everything in the mod works through the chisel: you right click with it to open its GUI.^[3]

• The left side of the GUI is where you choose the design, and the bottom right is where you put the blocks.^[3]
• Above the block slot you can preview the design in set patterns: just 1 block, 3x1 blocks, or a 3x3 wall of that block.^[3]
• A button lets you set the preview image to spin or not spin.^[3]
• Clicking the chisel next to where the blocks go sets the selected design on every block in your inventory that can be changed.^[3]
• The chisel does not have durability.^[3]

Other quests at the same step

Rechiseled is not the only quest that follows Changing Blocks. "Chisel Reborn" quest, "Chipped" quest, "Framed Blocks" quest and "Camol" quest also come after it, so you can do them in any order alongside Rechiseled.^[3]

All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.8 ships Rechiseled 1.1.6+a (the file rechiseled-1.1.6a-neoforge-mc1.21.jar). The mod has been in the pack since version 1.0 or earlier.^[6]

Rechiseled's own changelog

• 1.1.6: the initial release of Rechiseled for Minecraft 1.20.5 and 1.20.6.^[7]
• 1.1.6a: fixed missing mining tags for chiseled blocks. This is the version the pack uses.^[6][7]

Unverified No pack changelog entries for Rechiseled were available, so any changes to the mod between pack releases before 1.8 are unconfirmed.