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Important: the download links above are for Minecraft 1.20.5. See the table at the bottom of the page for older Minecraft versions.
There are two versions of this datapack:
- The “OP” version: adds recipes according to my own judgement of what is balanced, but may be considered to be over-powered by some. This version is in the main download link.
- The “vanilla-balanced” version: adds recipes more accordingly to the conversion rates of the regular vanilla wood recipes, to make the datapack less exploitable to those that prefer a more restricted experience. This version is in the second download link.
See the recipe summaries below for more details of each version. For earlier Minecraft versions, see older releases at the bottom.
Summary
A datapack that adds more recipes to the stonecutter. In general, allows you to use the stonecutter for things like:- Repurposing items that you previously cutted (like cutting stairs into slabs)
- Avoid using a pickaxe to manually convert blocks 1 by 1 (just cut deepslate/stone into their cobbled variant)
- Easily switch between variants of the same block
- De-wax and de-oxidize copper
- "De-craft" blocks (turn quartz blocks into quartz, sandstone into sand, etc.) ("OP" version only)
More detailed list of features
- Products of stonecutting are given recipes so they can be cut again into smaller or equal-size items (for example, stairs into slabs).
- Some items can now be obtained through stonecutting:
- Stone/blackstone ⇒ pressure plates, buttons
- Nether Bricks ⇒ Nether Brick fence, Nether brick
- Quartz ⇒ Nether quartz*
- Sandstone ⇒ sand*
- Copper ⇒ copper ingots, copper grates, copper doors*, etc.
- Iron ⇒ doors, pressure plates, iron bars, iron ingots, chains*
- Gold ⇒ pressure plates, gold ingots
- Prismarine ⇒ prismarine shards*
- Amethyst blocks or clusters ⇒ amethyst shards*
- Mud bricks ⇒ Packed mud
- You can switch between stone types (and their products) more easily:
- Stone can be cut into: stone bricks, cobblestone
- Stone bricks can be cut into cobblestone
- Mossy cobblestone can be cut into cobblestone
- Mossy stone bricks can be cut into: mossy cobblestone, regular stone bricks, cobblestone
- Smooth and polished variants can be cut into their regular counterparts
- Prismarine bricks can be cut into prismarine
- Cracked brick variants can be obtained from their regular counterparts
- Deepslate can be cut into all deepslate variants (deepslate
doesn't make much sense right now but it is how they decided to do it in
vanilla for some reason, at least now you can use full deepslate in the
stonecutter, instead of having to manually mine it for its cobbled
variant)
- To avoid flooding the stonecutter UI, some blocks with a
lot of variants (deepslate, stone, blackstone) are not given all
possible recipes directly. Instead, they are only given the recipes for
the smaller blocks of the same variant and the equivalent blocks of
other variants, which you can cut then into smaller blocks if desired. - Copper can be deoxidized and dewaxed with the stonecutter.
Copper blocks can be cut into 5 stairs instead of 4, which makes more
sense.
Differences in vanilla-balanced version with respect to the "OP" version:
Things that cannot be obtained from cutting:- Amethyst shards, sand, red sand, quartz, and prismarine shards
- Copper doors/trapdoors
- Chains
- Lightning rods
- Iron trapdoors and bars
- Pressure plates and buttons
- Nether brick fences
For a better experience, I recommend using this datapack along with VanillaTweaks' "Back to blocks" or similar datapacks. Check out also my Cuttable Wood datapack!
Supported Minecraft versions | Tested in | Download Link |
1.20.5 and later | 1.20.5 | Use the Download button on this page |
1.19–1.20.4 | 1.19.4, 1.20.4 | |
1.17-1.18.2 | 1.17.1, 1.18.2 | |
1.16.x | 1.16.5 |
Compatibility | Minecraft 1.16 |
to | Minecraft 1.21 pre-release |
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4 Update Logs
2.0 Release - for Minecraft 1.20.5 (+ experimental 1.21 features) : by daenvil 04/25/2024 11:04:45 amApr 25th
- Now there are two versions of this datapack (same as with my Cuttable Wood datapack):
- A "OP" version, which follows the same philosophy as the previous versions of this datapack (recipe are balanced by my own judgement).
- A "vanilla-balanced" version, which takes into account the vanilla recipes in order to nerf the output of some recipes, and forbids some recipes that are available in the "OP" version which are impossible in vanilla Minecraft (mainly, unpacking blocks such as sandstone into sand, quartz blocks into quartz, etc.).
- Recipes for new 1.21 tuff and copper blocks.
- All recipes were revised. Now an algorithm that takes into account the value of each block is used to decide its output. See below the recipe changes.
- Adapted recipes to new format.
- Simplified recipe-unlocking advancements, making the datapack lighter.
- Re-organized datapack files.
- The new datapack is now about 50% of its previous size.
Differences in vanilla-balanced version with respect to the "OP" version:
- Things that cannot be obtained from cutting:
- Amethyst shards, sand, red sand, quartz, and prismarine shards
- Copper doors/trapdoors
- Chains
- Things that are more expensive:
- Lightning rods
- Iron trapdoors and bars
- Pressure plates and buttons
- Nether brick fences
Recipe changes (in "OP" version, with respect to previous versions):
New recipes for 1.21:
- Copper grates are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, and chiseled copper
- Copper doors are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, chiseled copper, and copper grates
- Copper trapdoors are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, stairs, slabs, chiseled copper, copper grates, and doors
- De-waxing and de-oxidizing recipes for all new copper blocks, including the copper bulb
Other new recipes (mostly things I missed in previous versions):
- Chains are now obtainable from iron blocks, doors, trapdoors, and iron pressure plates
- Prismarine bricks are more valuable than regular prismarine (since they require more shards), so prismarine brick partial blocks can now be cut into prismarine blocks (e.g. prismarine brick stairs -> prismarine)
- Amethyst cluster -> Amethyst block
- Blackstone stairs/slabs/walls -> Polished blackstone buttons/pressure plates
- Chiseled polished blackstone -> polished blackstone partial blocks
- Chiseled stone bricks -> stone brick partial blocks
- Recipes to switch between blackstone variants (regular <-> polished <-> bricks <-> chiseled)
- Copper ingots and lightning rods from some copper blocks
- Cracked bricks/tiles are now also cuttable to non-cracked partial brick/tiles blocks (e.g. cracked stone bricks -> stone brick wall)
- Smooth variants can now be cut into non-smooth variants (e.g. smooth sandston slab -> sandstone slab)
- Mossy stone variants -> stone buttons
- Mossy stone bricks -> Chiseled stone bricks
Removed recipes:
- Stone variants -> Smooth stone variants (these were an oversight, since smooth stone is obtained by smelting stone)
- Mossy cobblestone blocks -> Non-mossy partial blocks (these were also an oversight and not consistent with the rest of recipes)
- Iron trapdoors -> Iron pressure plates
Changes to existing recipes:
- Cracked bricks now give the same amount of buttons (or nether bricks) as regular blocks.
- Iron doors, trapdoors, and pressure plates are now cheaper to get. An iron block gives 4 doors instead of 2 (since 1 door = 2 ingots = ~1/4 block), and the other recipes were changed accordingly.
- Iron bars are now more expensive to get. An iron block gives 18 iron bars instead of 24. Other recipes were nerfed accordingly.
- As mentioned before, prismarine bricks are now more valuable than regular prismarine:
- Prismarine bricks -> 2 prismarine instead of 1 (other recipes boosted accordingly)
- Prismarine bricks -> 9 prismarine shards instead of 8
- A "OP" version, which follows the same philosophy as the previous versions of this datapack (recipe are balanced by my own judgement).
- A "vanilla-balanced" version, which takes into account the vanilla recipes in order to nerf the output of some recipes, and forbids some recipes that are available in the "OP" version which are impossible in vanilla Minecraft (mainly, unpacking blocks such as sandstone into sand, quartz blocks into quartz, etc.).
- Recipes for new 1.21 tuff and copper blocks.
- All recipes were revised. Now an algorithm that takes into account the value of each block is used to decide its output. See below the recipe changes.
- Adapted recipes to new format.
- Simplified recipe-unlocking advancements, making the datapack lighter.
- Re-organized datapack files.
- The new datapack is now about 50% of its previous size.
Differences in vanilla-balanced version with respect to the "OP" version:
- Things that cannot be obtained from cutting:
- Amethyst shards, sand, red sand, quartz, and prismarine shards
- Copper doors/trapdoors
- Chains
- Things that are more expensive:
- Lightning rods
- Iron trapdoors and bars
- Pressure plates and buttons
- Nether brick fences
Recipe changes (in "OP" version, with respect to previous versions):
New recipes for 1.21:
- Copper grates are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, and chiseled copper
- Copper doors are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, chiseled copper, and copper grates
- Copper trapdoors are obtainable from copper blocks, cut copper, stairs, slabs, chiseled copper, copper grates, and doors
- De-waxing and de-oxidizing recipes for all new copper blocks, including the copper bulb
Other new recipes (mostly things I missed in previous versions):
- Chains are now obtainable from iron blocks, doors, trapdoors, and iron pressure plates
- Prismarine bricks are more valuable than regular prismarine (since they require more shards), so prismarine brick partial blocks can now be cut into prismarine blocks (e.g. prismarine brick stairs -> prismarine)
- Amethyst cluster -> Amethyst block
- Blackstone stairs/slabs/walls -> Polished blackstone buttons/pressure plates
- Chiseled polished blackstone -> polished blackstone partial blocks
- Chiseled stone bricks -> stone brick partial blocks
- Recipes to switch between blackstone variants (regular <-> polished <-> bricks <-> chiseled)
- Copper ingots and lightning rods from some copper blocks
- Cracked bricks/tiles are now also cuttable to non-cracked partial brick/tiles blocks (e.g. cracked stone bricks -> stone brick wall)
- Smooth variants can now be cut into non-smooth variants (e.g. smooth sandston slab -> sandstone slab)
- Mossy stone variants -> stone buttons
- Mossy stone bricks -> Chiseled stone bricks
Removed recipes:
- Stone variants -> Smooth stone variants (these were an oversight, since smooth stone is obtained by smelting stone)
- Mossy cobblestone blocks -> Non-mossy partial blocks (these were also an oversight and not consistent with the rest of recipes)
- Iron trapdoors -> Iron pressure plates
Changes to existing recipes:
- Cracked bricks now give the same amount of buttons (or nether bricks) as regular blocks.
- Iron doors, trapdoors, and pressure plates are now cheaper to get. An iron block gives 4 doors instead of 2 (since 1 door = 2 ingots = ~1/4 block), and the other recipes were changed accordingly.
- Iron bars are now more expensive to get. An iron block gives 18 iron bars instead of 24. Other recipes were nerfed accordingly.
- As mentioned before, prismarine bricks are now more valuable than regular prismarine:
- Prismarine bricks -> 2 prismarine instead of 1 (other recipes boosted accordingly)
- Prismarine bricks -> 9 prismarine shards instead of 8
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This datapack is compatible with 1.20.4 (checked today). 1.20.5 has a lot of changes and will take some time.