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That ruin still spawn, we have it on our 1.19.7 world, but I think its very rare. Only found 1 of them so far, and I've explored A LOT.

@BaconQueen Again, it would be a lot easier to guide you in the correct path, if we knew what mod you wish to update. Some mods are just json files, and very simple to update, while other mods are coded mods, and can be much harder and difficult to update, and many mods are a combination of the two.

What mod is it, and is there a version of the mod for that specific version of the game already on the modlist? If it's not updated or maintained by the author of the mod, there's no guarantee it will ever get updated to what ever version the game is currently at.

@Silent Shadow Thank you very much, sir! I had no idea I could add wallpapers to chiseled blocks, let alone linen How do you add linen to the block?? Much appreciated information, I will experiment with this for sure

lol after that many hours, your mind might play tricks on you Tho, I too swear I have seen such shadowy figures when moving about... I've just assumed they'd be some lost drifter or animal

Appreciate the reply, and outlining the basic functions, but it's not quite what I was asking or hoping for. I apologise, I should maybe have worded my question a bit different, but english isn't my first language. I'm well aware of all what you mentioned in your post, and have done a fair bit of chisel work on various worlds and serves. You can see some of my work here. The type of information I seek, let me give an example: Did you know you can change the direction of texture of added materials to a chisel block? This is done by placing, lets say, a wood plank block, in the direction you want the grains to go, then right click it with the chisel, break it and then add it as a second block in your crafting grid with the host block you want to add the wooden texture to. This way your wooden texture in the block you're chiseling, will go in the direction you want it, and not in the "default" direction. This type of info was all new to me, until I accidentally stumbled upon it, and not mentioned in any chiseling documentation (there hardly are any) that I have found. This leads me to think (and hope) there are other "hidden" features like this in this game, that will further enhance the already incredible experience this game has to offer. I hope this can clarify a bit more, what type of information I'm looking for. Maybe some of the devs can enlighten us or create some documentation to features not widely known

Is there a guide to the many quirks and features of the chiseling system? Like, how does one interact with the "decor" layer, and what can be done with this mysterious feature? What about wallpapers? They mysteriously disappear when trying to chisel anything that already has been wallpapered, with no mentioning why anywhere I can find. There seem to be a lot of "hidden" features in this game, that only is known about by those who have extensive knowledge of the game, but not mentioned for the mere average players like myself. Would be really interesting to see some more in-depth guides to some of this amazing games many aspects.

If you check this page, you can look up every rocktype and what ores spawn where

Have you tried /whenwillitstopraining command to check what that tell you?

Open it and see if the wood is still there. Also, have you put any non full blocks on the outer rim of the pit, f.eks. a stair or partly chiseled block? I've had this happen on one of my worlds, and it turned out to be caused by a stair block that I had used. If it's not any of these, I have no idea why it's not finishing

I've noticed this too, where the satiety bar suddenly jumps up and back down when eating. Not found any pattern to when it happens or linked to any specific food.

I've had no issues finding metal parts on 1.19 , got several stacks on my current playtrough. Think most of them I found in underground translocator ruins, or when fighting the occasional sawblade locusts in deep caves.

Not a bug, it's intentional and been in the game "forever".

You can turn off the temporal stability by typing /worldconfig temporalStability false to get rid of that effect.

A very good tip, and something I use myself when I build stuff in my world