Artemis Thin Logs FAQ

Place regular wood logs into your crafting grid to create thin versions of that wood type. You'll get thin logs back that you can place in the world.

No, thin logs can only be converted back into wooden planks by placing them in a crafting grid. If you need regular logs again, you'll have to chop down trees.

Yes, the mod generates new tree types that use thin logs as their trunks when you explore ungenerated chunks. You'll find these alongside normal trees in your world.

Hold a leaf block or snow layer in your hand, then place it directly onto an already-placed thin log. Both blocks will occupy the same space, letting you create detailed decorations.

Yes, carpets work the same way as leaves and snow—hold a carpet and place it onto a thin log to stack them in the same block space.

The mod works perfectly with resource packs that change leaf or wood colors and shapes. Your resource pack's textures will apply to the thin logs normally.

Most lighting shaders are supported and won't break the thin log models, though some very specific shader packs may have minor visual issues.

Yes, thin logs are full blocks and work like any other building material—you can use them for walls, pillars, roofs, or any construction project.

The mod adds thin versions for every wood log type in the game, so you can craft thin logs from oak, birch, spruce, jungle, acacia, dark oak, and any other wood the game has.

Thin logs behave like standard wood blocks for survival mechanics—they burn in fire and have similar durability to regular logs.