Chipped for Minecraft

Review Chipped

Chipped is one of the recently released mods, which adds a huge number of decorative blocks to the game. It is available for all the latest game versions, except for 1.19. Chipped will add more than two thousand new blocks, all of which can be obtained in survival mode

To create chipped blocks in survival mode, you will first need a special crafting table. The mod adds seven different types of them to the game, each of which is used for processing specific types of blocks.

The first such table is the botanist's workbench. It is crafted from very simple and cheap resources. Besides, it is very beautifully decorated and can boast an elaborate appearance. To use the table, click the RMB on it, and quite a simple working GUI will open.

To craft a new block, just put a basic block in the first slot on the left. After that, new options thereof will appear in the main slots. At the moment, the botanist's workbench is capable of processing blocks of shroomlight, glowstone, hay, watermelon, pumpkin, and vines.

The next table is the glass blower. Like the above option, this one looks perfectly well-designed. There is a furnace on the table, along with various tools and ready-made glass products lying nearby. This table is created in a more complex and expensive way, though. As the name suggests, the glass blower processes glass blocks and panes. The range of patterns for glass is very wide, and stained glass can also be processed.

The carpenter's table looks no worse than the above ones, as it can boast a high detail level. There is a hammer on the table and planks under it that create a pleasant and realistic atmosphere. At the moment, all the types of vanilla wood can be processed in it. It also allows you to craft torches from any kind of wood. The table itself is crafted from very common resources.

The next table is the loom. It is crafted from even more frequently found components. The table looks detailed and very beautiful. It can currently process wool blocks and carpets.

The mason's table allows you to modify not only all the stone types but also blocks of colored concrete and clay. It is crafted quite simply.

The next crafting table is the alchemy bench. It looks as detailed and beautiful as all the above options. This table is capable of modifying blocks of obsidian, crying obsidian, glowstone, and sea lantern. Unlike all the workbenches, it is created of much more rare components, as it requires the brewing stand and the enchanting table.

The last but no less interesting and detailed table is the mechanist's workbench. It is also not that cheap but still not as difficult to craft as the above one. As you might have guessed, this table processes blocks and items related to the redstone. By now, the workbench is capable of working with redstone lamps, ordinary lanterns, and redstone torches.

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