It probably works in 1.1 even if it says it doesn't. All it does is add a few recipes.

would totally use this in 1.1 to clear my dwarven base of chunks!

Updated to 1.0.

@PKPenguin using mod check you can add patches based on if mods are loaded. https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1512517973

If you want a example of it in progress. you can look at my bulk stonecutting mod. It's very easy to do.

I'm using [TWC]Cupro's Stones

Might not be hard to make an additional mod that can be added on to modded stones. What mod are you looking to add to?

damn

Unfortunately no due to the way it's implemented.

is there a way to make this compatable with modded stone?

Awesome! I'm using this immediately to very rapidly clear my map of chunks at the cost of block production hell yea 666 Thank you!

They're the same as standard blocks. The only "sloppy" part is the process of creating them. The output blocks are otherwise identical to the ones you get from regular stonecutting.

Quick q, what can you do with sloppy blocks? Can you still build furniture/walls/etc with them? Is there a change in the building requirements for sloppy blocks? Thank you, v interested in your response

thanx!

I've updated the bills to make rock rubble also appear, which must then be cleaned.

Should produce a lot of rubble filth

Since it just adds some bills to an existing work table, it should be totally compatible with existing saves and load order shouldn't matter unless you have a mod that completely replaces the stonecutting bench. If you want to remove it from your save, just make sure to delete the bills from any stonecutting benches before you do.

Does mod load order matter? I am adding to existing saves. Thamx

Yeah I need this for sure, ended up having to use devmode to delete a bunch of chunks from my mountain fortress because I just couldn't cut them all.

Hey I can dig this mod...haha geddit it, i said dig it hehe

Cutting logs = sawdust and lumber
Cutting stone chunks = gravel and stone blocks

Least thats how I see things.

I was talking like small stone chunks.

To clarify, you mean the dirt that has to be cleaned?

Could you add somthing like gravel as a secondary product?