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HT’s TreeChop – 26.1.2 Port
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HT’s TreeChop – Minecraft 26.1.2 Port
This is an unofficial Fabric port of HT’s TreeChop for Minecraft Java Edition 26.1.2.
HT’s TreeChop makes cutting down trees more immersive. Instead of breaking every log separately, you gradually chop through a tree until the whole tree falls. Larger trees may require more chops, and the behavior can be customized through the mod’s configuration.
Features
Progressive tree chopping
Automatic tree detection
Visual chopping stages
Configurable chopping behavior
Support for trees of different sizes
All features and mechanics from the original mod
Compatible with Minecraft 26.1.2
Requirements
Minecraft Java Edition 26.1.2
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For multiplayer, install the mod on both the server and all connecting clients.
Credits
The original HT’s TreeChop was created by hammertater.
This project is an independent port created to make the mod available on Minecraft 26.1.2. It is not an official release by the original developer.
The original project and this port are distributed under the MIT License.
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Oak Tree Chopping A demonstration of HT’s TreeChop’s progressive chopping mechanic on an oak tree -
Spruce Tree Chopping Watch a spruce tree being gradually chopped down using HT’s TreeChop -
Birch Tree Chopping A demonstration of the progressive chopping stages on a birch tree -
Jungle Tree Chopping HT’s TreeChop in action on a large jungle tree, showing how the mod handles bigger trees
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