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Hello dear miners and crafters!

I decided to publish some of the custom trees that I created for my maps!
I will try to update this project regularly with new content.
Please let me know in the comments if there is anything wrong, or if you have any suggestions or requests!

Currently there are 106 custom trees in the download folder plus 40 variations of existing trees from this set.

Current content:

- 5 Jungle Trees
- 5 Better Jungle Trees
- 5 Dark Trees
- 5 Dead Trees
- 5 Better Dead Trees
- 5 Birch Trees
- 5 Palm Trees
- 5 Realistic Palm Trees
- 5 Exotic Trees
- 5 Oak Trees
- 15 Realistic Oak Trees (3 variations - 3*5)
- 5 Windswept Pine Trees
- 5 Straight Pine Trees
- 20 Realistic Pine Trees (4 variations - 4*5)
- 5 Willow Trees
- 5 Big Red Mushrooms
- 4 Giant Oak Trees
- 4 Giant Pine Trees
- 8 Realistic Giant Pine Trees (2 variations - 2*5)
- 4 Giant White Pine Trees
- 4 Giant Jungle Trees
- 12 Medium Rooted Pine Trees (2 variations - 2*5)
- A schematic for every tree
- A grid world containing all the custom trees and signs with their names
- Schematic Brush sets configuration file (World-edit add-on)
- Roads to easily navigate the tree grid
- Suggested biomes for each tree type
- Non-decaying leaves

Unreleased content:

- None! This project is currently up-to-date!

Planned content:

- 5 Apple Trees
- 5 Evil Trees
- 5 Swamp Trees
- 5 Acacia Trees
- 5 Eucalyptus Trees
- 5 New Dark Oak Trees

Schematic Brush explanation:



NOTE: Schematic Brush is no longer being updated! A new alternative has been released for later versions of Minecraft (as of September 2021, this plugin is working for the most up-to-date version). Eventually I may update this description, but for now, these commands will only work if you are using an older version of Minecraft.



SchematicBrush is an add-on plug-in for World-Edit. You can download it here. Make sure you have World-Edit installed on your server when you use this plug-in. When you installed the plug-in, copy the config file that can be found in the download folder to the corresponding folder on your server's FTP. Also make sure to upload the right schematics to your server. When everything is set, equip a tool like you would when using regular World-edit Brushes and type the following command:

//schbr &<setname> -yoff:2 -place:BOTTOM

For the <setname> parameter, you can look at the tree grid to find the name. For the -yoff parameter, you can try other values for different planting heights. For example, the set for the regular oaks is just called 'Oak'. The set for the second set of oaks is called '2Oak'. The large oaks are called 'OakLarge'. If you look in the config, every set has a description. If a set has variations available, the materials of the stem and the main leaf type will be shown as '(Stem:leafs).'

My naming conventions may seem somewhat unusual. I created most of the parameters out of necessity, so please use the signs in the tree grid if this seems too confusing:

<V><Extra><Type><Size><Variation><N>

E.G: 2WhitePineLargeDark1

V: Type version - empty if first
Extra: Unique variation without parent set - empty if none
Type: Parent tree name
Size: Tree size - empty if small
Variation: Color variation of existing set - empty if parent
N: Number in set

What are you allowed to do with it?

- Use it for yourself.
- Use it for servers. You do not have to credit me, but doing leaving some would be greatly appreciated!
- Use it for commissioned work. Just make sure to let your customer know you did not make the trees.

What can you not do with it?

- Claim that you've made the trees yourself.
- Include schematics or 'raw' trees in any other compilation or grid.
- Redistribute or sell this pack, or any trees in the pack, unless they are included in a Minecraft world.

Older versions:

V5.0 > 08-Aug-17 - Download link
V4.0 > 11-Mar-17 - Download link
V3.0 > 08-Dec-15 - Download link
V2.0 > 08-Aug-15 - Download link
V1.0 > 04-Aug-15 - Download link

Contact:

Discord: Springstof#0147
Portfolio preview: Imgur
Free downloads: PMC
Twitter: @SpringstofMC