Tainted Timber Trails Mod FAQ

The Lost Woods biome generates naturally in your world like any other biome. Look for a dense, foggy forest with narrow winding paths, tall dark trees, and a greenish lighting. You can use a biome finder tool or simply explore until you encounter the distinctive misty atmosphere.

Water inside the Lost Woods biome is toxic and will damage you if you step in it. Avoid wading through it, or use boats and other methods to cross safely without direct contact.

Torchflowers spawn naturally on the forest floor throughout the Lost Woods without requiring a sniffer. Walk around the misty paths and you'll find them growing wild among the vegetation.

Deku Scrubs spawn naturally in the Lost Woods and vanilla swamps. Attack a scrub to make it hostile, then defeat it to collect jungle leaves as a drop. Scrubs won't attack you unless you hit them first.

Yes, use the command `/function sacred_grove:summon_deku_scrub_persistent` to spawn a Deku Scrub that never despawns. This lets you create displays or farms of scrubs for decoration or resource gathering.

The Lost Woods spawns Bogged skeletons, witches, and fairies alongside standard hostile mobs. Bring armor, weapons, and healing items before exploring deep into the forest.

The mod gives all torches and light sources a distinct green glow to match the eerie atmosphere of the Lost Woods. This is intentional and part of the Zelda-inspired aesthetic.

Yes, the mod plays a custom soundtrack while you're walking through the misty woods to enhance the spooky forest atmosphere. Make sure your game volume is up and music is enabled in your sound settings.

Deku Scrubs use 3D models and can turn around in place, but they cannot walk away from their spawn location. They remain stationary, making them predictable for farming or display purposes.

The mod adds fog, particles, and custom lighting which may impact performance on lower-end systems. If you experience lag, try reducing render distance or disabling particle effects in your mod settings.