Settings Trees

Name	Description
Whitelisted logs	Allows you to define a list of whitelisted blocks that are considered as logs by the mod. By default every block tagges as #minecraft/logs (Minecraft Wiki) will be recognized by default. If it doesn’t, you’ll have to add it yourself or ask the mod author to tag its blocks accordingly. Note This will only add values of the whitelist on top of the already existing default recognized blocks, if you need to exclude logs look for the Blacklisted logs. The list will contain values under the minecraft resource location format : modid:blockid for a block (eg: minecraft:cobblestone). Tip You can find this info by enabling detailed info on blocks by pressing F3 + H and hover the block in your inventory. #modid:tagid for a tag of blocks (eg: #minecraft:planks). To know the values you can look at the Minecraft Wiki for Minecraft tags, or look into the documentation of a mod.
Blacklisted logs	This works similarly to the Whitelisted logs section except that here you define blocks that will never be considered as logs by the mod. Note The blacklist takes over the values defined in the whitelist. So if you defined the same block in the whitelist and blacklist it’ll end up blacklisted.
Whitelisted leaves	Allows you to define a list of whitelisted blocks that are considered as leaves by the mod. By default every block tagges as #minecraft/leaves (Minecraft Wiki) will be recognized by default. If it doesn’t, you’ll have to add it yourself or ask the mod author to tag its blocks accordingly. Note This will only add values of the whitelist on top of the already existing default recognized blocks, if you need to exclude leaves look for the Blacklisted leaves. The list will contain values under the minecraft resource location format : modid:blockid for a block (eg: minecraft:cobblestone). Tip You can find this info by enabling detailed info on blocks by pressing F3 + H and hover the block in your inventory. #modid:tagid for a tag of blocks (eg: #minecraft:planks). To know the values you can look at the Minecraft Wiki for Minecraft tags, or look into the documentation of a mod.
Whitelisted leaves (needs breaking)	This is similar to Whitelisted leaves except that here you define values of leaves that needs to be broken because they do not decay over time. This would for example be the case fot the nether trees that got warts as leaves and it doesn’t decay.
Blacklisted leaves	This works similarly to the Whitelisted leaves section except that here you define blocks that will never be considered as leaves by the mod. Note The blacklist takes over the values defined in the whitelist. So if you defined the same block in the whitelist and blacklist it’ll end up blacklisted.
Break mode	Defines how the tree will be cut when you chop down one of its logs. Note In the screenshots the axe indicates where the tree is being cut by you. Instantaneous: The whole tree will be chopped at once. Shift down: The furthest log will be broken. This allow you to still cut the tree one by one but you don’t have to climb to get all the logs; just aim at one spot and cut it multiple times. Note Those modes are conditioned by Detection mode.
Detection mode	Defines how the tree is being scanned. Note In the screenshots the axe indicates where the tree is being cut by you, and the red signs indicates the logs that WON’T be broken. Whole tree: The whole tree will be scanned, searching in all 6 directions. Above cut: Will search in all directions except at the cutting point where it’ll only look up. Above cut: Will search in all directions but retain only logs with a y value greater than the cutting point.
Max size	The maximum size of a tree. If a tree with more elements than this value is attempted to be cut, the mod will refuse to do it. Note Only applied in Instantaneous breaking mode.
Minimum leaves around required	Defines how many leaves should be around the top most log of the tree. If not enough leaves are found, then the broken block won’t be considered as part of a tree. This value can be useful for people that have houses made of logs and doesn’t want to chop it all down in one cut. Note Only applied in Instantaneous breaking mode.
Trunk breaking	Defines if the mod should cut trees in one cut. Yes: Trees will be cut. No: Trees won’t be cut and only the leaf decay will remain (if activated by Leaves breaking).
Leaves breaking	Define if leaves should decay faster than they normally do. Yes: Leaves will decay faster. No: Leaves will decay at the normal speed.
Leaves breaking force radius	If you want leaves to be broken (and no decayed) by the mod, you can define a radius around which leaves are broken. I highly discourage using this feature as it’ll cut leaves in a not so elegant way. You should probably first try to add the problematic leaves in Whitelist leaves (needs breaking). Warning This will break leaves placed by a player. Note Leaves breaking must be activated. NOTE: This only works in the Instantaneous breaking mode.
Allow trunks with mixed log blocks	Defines if a tree can be composed of different log types or not. No: If another log block is encountered it is considered as another tree and therefore won’t be cut. Yes: If another log block is encountered it is considered as the same tree and will be cut.
Break nether tree warts	Defines if the nether tree warts should be broken when the trunk is cut. Yes: Warts will be cut. Note Durability will be used Note The warts don’t decay so they will be broken with a predefined radius which may leave things a bit ugly if you cut nether trees that are close to each other.
Search area radius	Defines the radius in which the tree is scanned. If set to -1 then no restrictions will be applied. If set to any other value (a) then only blocks that are in a square of a x a around the cutting point will be kept.
Adjacent blocks whitelist	Defines a list of blocks that are allowed to be next to the trunk. If a block that isn’t whitelisted is encountered, the behavior defined in Adjacent stop mode will be applied. Note If the list is empty, then no restrictions will be applied (ie: all blocks are whitelisted). The list will contain values under the minecraft resource location format : modid:blockid for a block (eg: minecraft:cobblestone). Tip You can find this info by enabling detailed info on blocks by pressing F3 + H and hover the block in your inventory. #modid:tagid for a tag of blocks (eg: #minecraft:planks). To know the values you can look at the Minecraft Wiki for Minecraft tags, or look into the documentation of a mod.
Adjacent stop mode	Defines the behavior to apply when a not whitelisted adjacent block is found. Stop all: The detection will be stopped and no tree will be found. Stop branch: Only the current branch will be stopped (ie: no logs will be fetched from that block)