How to Decorate with Hollow Logs and Fallen Trees

Locating Hollow Logs and Fallen Trees

Hollow logs and fallen trees generate naturally throughout forests and wooded biomes. They appear as decorative wood structures on the ground, available in all wood types to match your building style.

Harvesting and Placing

Break hollow logs and fallen tree blocks to collect them. They can be placed in any orientation to create natural, organic decorative elements. Stack them horizontally or at angles to build rustic structures, pathways, or landscape features.

Building with Fallen Trees

Use fallen trees to create log cabins, bridges, fences, and woodland structures. Their natural appearance blends seamlessly with outdoor builds. Combine them with leaf piles and mushrooms on logs for enhanced forest aesthetics.

Customizing Your Landscape

Mix hollow logs with regular wood blocks to add visual variety. Layer them with other natural blocks like dirt, grass, and stone to create realistic forest floors. The variety of wood types lets you match any biome or building theme, from dark oak forests to birch groves.