TreeVeinMiner

Crouching is required. The operation follows 26 immediately touching positions by default and removes at most 256 additional blocks with a budget of 32 queue visits per player per tick.

The default activation accepts either crouching or an axe carrying stm:timber. The queue removes at most 256 additional blocks and processes 32 visits per server tick.

Numeric settings: run /scoreboard players set #value tvl.input 128, then /function treeveinminer:admin/set_max. Use the same first command with a value from 1 to 64 before /function treeveinminer:admin/set_budget.

Numeric settings: use /function stm:admin/set_max {value:256} for 1–512 additional blocks and /function stm:admin/set_budget {value:32} for a 1–64 visit budget.

Family files are under data/treeveinminer/tags/blocks/family/. Adding a block to an existing family also makes it a trigger because trigger_blocks.json references every family tag.

{
  "replace": false,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:oak_log",
    { "id": "examplemod:ancient_oak_log", "required": false }
  ]
}

Family files are under data/treeveinminer/tags/block/family/. Add related blocks to the same file, keep replace false and run /reload.

The modern detector is generated for the shipped tree IDs. Editing a family tag can change how supported blocks connect, but adding an arbitrary mod ID to a tag does not add the mined-stat detector required to start an operation. Use VeinMiner when you need its custom-block path.

Minecraft 1.16 cannot apply relative damage to the selected player item safely with this data-pack architecture. The first block costs normal durability; additional queued blocks do not. The pack never reconstructs or replaces the held axe.

The first block is charged by Minecraft. Additional blocks use Unbreaking-aware durability handling. With safety enabled, the queue stops before consuming the last durability point.