Minecraft:Fallen Tree

Fallen trees are Minecraft:features that resemble a Minecraft:tree lying on the ground after falling over.

Generation

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.

The stump often has Minecraft:vines growing on its sides. 1–2 red or brown Minecraft:mushrooms can sometimes be found growing on the trunk.

Only Minecraft:oak, Minecraft:spruce, Minecraft:birch, tall birch, and Minecraft:jungle trees can generate as fallen trees.

Fallen trees can be found in all biomes where their standing tree variants grow, except the following:

• Minecraft:Meadow
• Minecraft:Bamboo Jungle
• Minecraft:Bamboo Jungle HillsTemplate:Only
• Minecraft:River
• Minecraft:Grove
• Minecraft:Flower Forest
  • Has fallen birch trees but not fallen oak trees.

Data values

Config

<section begin="config"/>

• Template:Nbt
  • Template:Nbt The block to use for the trunk.
    • Template:Nbt inherit/block state provider
  • Template:NbtTemplate:Nbt The length of the fallen log. Value between 0 and 16 (inclusive).
    • Template:Nbt inherit/int provider
  • 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

Gallery

Screenshots

• The different fallen tree types.
  The different fallen tree types.
• A fallen oak tree.
  A fallen oak tree.
• A fallen birch tree.
  A fallen birch tree.
• A fallen tree in a cave.
  A fallen tree in a cave.
• A partially floating fallen tree.
  A partially floating fallen tree.
• A very long fallen tree in a tall birch hills biome.
  A very long fallen tree in a tall birch hills biome.
• A fallen tree floating on water.
  A fallen tree floating on water.