Chop one block to fell trees and huge mushrooms.
24.8 of the 61 points that apply = 41 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Tree Harvester speeds up gathering by letting players fell a whole tree or huge mushroom after chopping one of its blocks with an axe; by default, tree harvesting is triggered while crouching. It works with vanilla and modded trees, including warped and crimson trees, and the time required to fell a tree scales with its number of logs. After a tree is felled, its leaves decay quickly, while saplings from the drops are replanted after the last leaf disappears; huge mushrooms can also be replanted from their drops. The mod distinguishes neighboring trees so that harvesting one does not cause the other tree’s leaves to decay, and its checks help prevent log-built houses or player-made trees from being mistaken for trees to fell. Configuration options let players adjust the crouching and axe requirements, set limits on logs felled at once, and control leaf decay, replanting, and the tools or blocks included in harvesting. Axe durability and player exhaustion can scale with the number of logs harvested, and the axe can be prevented from breaking mid-harvest. Harvested logs can trigger individual block-break events, allowing compatible mods such as skill or claim systems to respond to each log.
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