Tree Harvester

Tree Harvester allows harvesting trees, warped trees and huge mushrooms instantly by chopping down one base block. This can be any part of the tree. The sapling will automatically be replaced, by using what the tree drops. There are many checks in the mod, from preventing accidental harvesting of houses made from logs to what leaves should decay.

By default the harvesting only works when holding the crouch button, but this can be toggled in the config. For more feature examples see below. There are lots of config options to tweak the mod exactly to your liking. Playing with huge modded trees? The amount of logs broken in one harvest can be limited in the config as well.

Developed to work alongside my Ore Harvester mod.

Features with the default configuration settings:
◉   All trees, vanilla and modded, can be harvested quickly by crouching and chopping down one block.
◉   The time it takes to chop down a tree is determined by the amount of logs in it.
◉   Leaves will decay very quickly after harvesting a tree.
◉   Saplings will be replaced after the last leaf has been decayed.
◉   Warped trees, in the nether, can be harvested quickly.
◉   Huge mushrooms can also be harvested quickly
◉   Certain axe types can be exempted from harvesting trees via a blacklist.
◉   Paxels and other modded tools that aren't detected as an axe can be added in the config.
◉   Blocks that should never be felled as a tree can be set in the config.
◉   Many checks to determine what is a tree and what isn't. No accidental destroying of houses.
◉   When two types of trees are next to each other, only the leaves of the tree broken will decay.
◉   Your axe won't break halfway through a tree. It stops at 1 durability, and needs a repair before it can harvest trees again.
◉   Leaves drop as if broken with your axe, so a silk touch axe gives leaf blocks.
◉   Every felled log triggers a block break event, so mods like Project MMO see each one.
◉   Compatible with other mods.

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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;All available config options: