Treeliable

Breaking one block of a tree removes the connected trunk and leaves in one action, or in layers, depending on the chosen mode. Only trees whose leaves are connected count as trees, so wooden structures such as houses are left alone by default. The time a felling takes scales with the size of the tree, and the felling algorithm can be set to logarithmic or linear progression to suit a modpack's balance. Layer-by-layer felling removes each layer with a configurable delay, with an exponential speedup, and a spiderweb-like breaking animation plays while the layers come down.

The mod applies tool damage and food exhaustion to the player based on how large the felled tree was, so big trees cost more than small ones. An option switches to alternative felling mechanics inspired by Hytale. Treeliable is open source under the MIT License and runs on client and server, so both the server and every player need it. Files are published for Fabric, Forge and NeoForge across 8 release versions, 1.19.2 – 26.3, with YetAnotherConfigLib (YACL) as an optional dependency for the configuration screen.