Tree Trimmer Data Pack FAQ

Simply break any log at the bottom of a tree trunk multiple times—each break removes one log block upward. The data pack handles everything automatically, so there's no special tool or command needed.

You must break the bottom log of the tree. Breaking logs higher up won't trigger the felling mechanic.

Break the bottom log once for each log block in the trunk—a 10-block-tall tree requires 10 breaks. The data pack counts automatically and drops all logs once you've broken it enough times.

Yes, Tree Trimmer works on both normal and stripped logs. The data pack correctly identifies the tree height and drops the right items regardless of whether logs are stripped.

Leaves are not affected by Tree Trimmer—they decay naturally after the logs are removed, following vanilla Minecraft behavior.

Tree Trimmer only works on vanilla log blocks. Modded wood types are not supported unless the mod's logs are registered as vanilla log blocks.

Yes, Tree Trimmer works on multiplayer servers since it's a data pack. All players can use it simultaneously without conflicts.

Tree Trimmer is lightweight and shouldn't cause noticeable lag. The data pack only activates when you break logs, so performance impact is minimal.

No—logs only drop once you've broken the bottom log the correct number of times for the full tree height. Partial breaking won't give you any items.

Yes, you can disable the data pack through your world settings or by using the `/datapack disable` command, then re-enable it anytime.