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== Generation == | == Generation == | ||
[[File:Fallen birch.png|thumb|A fallen birch with mushrooms]] | |||
Regular [[Minecraft:oak]], [[Minecraft:spruce]], [[Minecraft:birch]], super birch, [[Minecraft:jungle tree|jungle]], and [[Minecraft:poplar]]{{Upcoming|Third Drop 2026}} trees can generate as fallen trees. Any variant trees such as fancy oaks, 2×2 variants, or trees with bee nests are not able to be replaced by fallen trees. | Regular [[Minecraft:oak]], [[Minecraft:spruce]], [[Minecraft:birch]], super birch, [[Minecraft:jungle tree|jungle]], and [[Minecraft:poplar]]{{Upcoming|Third Drop 2026}} trees can generate as fallen trees. Any variant trees such as fancy oaks, 2×2 variants, or trees with bee nests are not able to be replaced by fallen trees. | ||
Therefore, fallen trees can be found in all biomes where their standing tree variants grow, except the following: | Therefore, fallen trees can be found in all biomes where their standing tree variants grow, except the following: | ||
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* {{EnvSprite|Fallen Poplar}} Poplar: 4–7 logs | * {{EnvSprite|Fallen Poplar}} Poplar: 4–7 logs | ||
Fallen spruce and birch trees can generate with 1–2 [[Minecraft:red mushrooms]] on top of it; fallen poplar and birch trees can generate with 1–2 [[Minecraft:Red mushrooms|brown mushrooms]] on top of it. The stump has a 75% chance to generate with [[Minecraft:vines]] growing on its sides, except fallen spruce and birch trees. Fallen poplar trees can also generate with [[Minecraft:shelf mushroom]]s on their trunk. | Fallen spruce and birch trees can generate with 1–2 [[Minecraft:red mushrooms]] on top of it; fallen poplar and birch trees can generate with 1–2 [[Minecraft:Red mushrooms|brown mushrooms]] on top of it.{{Verify|I've seen different situations}} The stump has a 75% chance to generate with [[Minecraft:vines]] growing on its sides, except fallen spruce and birch trees. Fallen poplar trees can also generate with [[Minecraft:shelf mushroom]]s on their trunk. | ||
== Data values == | == Data values == | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Fallen Logs.jpg|The different fallen tree types | File:Fallen Logs.jpg|The different fallen tree types | ||
File: | File:Wooded badlands fallen oak.png|A fallen oak in wooded badlands | ||
File: | File:Fallen spruce.png|A fallen spruce | ||
File:Fallen oak.jpg|A fallen oak | |||
File:Lower Fallen Tree.png|A fallen tree in a cave | File:Lower Fallen Tree.png|A fallen tree in a cave | ||
File: | File:Extreme fallen birch.png|The longest possible fallen super birch | ||
File:Fallen jungle tree.png|A fallen jungle tree | |||
File:Fallen | |||
File:Fallen poplar trees.png|Many fallen poplar trees | File:Fallen poplar trees.png|Many fallen poplar trees | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 4 August 2026
Template:Infobox structure Fallen trees are Minecraft:features that resemble a Minecraft:tree lying on the ground after falling over.
Generation
Regular Minecraft:oak, Minecraft:spruce, Minecraft:birch, super birch, jungle, and Minecraft:poplarTemplate:Upcoming trees can generate as fallen trees. Any variant trees such as fancy oaks, 2×2 variants, or trees with bee nests are not able to be replaced by fallen trees. Therefore, fallen trees can be found in all biomes where their standing tree variants grow, except the following:
- Minecraft:MeadowTemplate:Note
- Minecraft:GroveTemplate:Note
- Minecraft:Bamboo JungleTemplate:Note
- Minecraft:Flower Forest
- Has fallen birch trees but not fallen oak trees.
Fallen trees consist of a single upright Minecraft:log, making the stump, and a log (composed of a row of log blocks) lying on its side, making the trunk. The trunk is often found 1–2 blocks from the stump, but does not always generate. Fallen trees have the following trunk lengths:
- Template:EnvSprite Oak: 4–7 logs
- Template:EnvSprite Birch: 5–8 logs
- Template:EnvSprite Super Birch: 5–15 logs
- Template:EnvSprite Spruce: 6–10 logs
- Template:EnvSprite Jungle: 4–11 logs
- Template:EnvSprite Poplar: 4–7 logs
Fallen spruce and birch trees can generate with 1–2 Minecraft:red mushrooms on top of it; fallen poplar and birch trees can generate with 1–2 brown mushrooms on top of it.Template:Verify The stump has a 75% chance to generate with Minecraft:vines growing on its sides, except fallen spruce and birch trees. Fallen poplar trees can also generate with Minecraft:shelf mushrooms on their trunk.
Data values
ID
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Config
<section begin="config" />
- Template:Nbt
- Template:Nbt The block to use for the trunk.
- Template:NbtTemplate:Nbt The length of the fallen log. Value between 0 and 16 (inclusive).
- Template:Nbt (Required, but can be empty) Decorations to add to fallen log of the tree
- Template:Nbt A decorator, see Template:Slink
- Template:Nbt (Required, but can be empty) Decorations to add to the stump.
- Template:Nbt A decorator, see Template:Slink
<section end="config" />
History
Bedrock Edition
Java Edition
Legacy Console Edition
Issues
Gallery
Screenshots
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The different fallen tree types
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A fallen oak in wooded badlands
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A fallen spruce
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A fallen oak
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A fallen tree in a cave
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The longest possible fallen super birch
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A fallen jungle tree
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Many fallen poplar trees
Notes
Template:Navbox wood Template:Navbox generated features
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