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Improved Stonecutter

1.0.2

The Stonecutter is now also a Woodcutter which adds balanced stonecutter recipes for wood. Made for Paper and Fabric. Simple!

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WoodCutter

WoodCutter adds balanced stonecutter recipes for wood (As well as stone, and deepslate as inspired by 26.1 Snapshot 8)

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Features

  • Logs/wood/stems/hyphae can be processed directly in the stonecutter into same-family wood derivatives.
  • Planks can be processed into common wooden derivatives in stonecutter-style ratios.
  • Deepslate can be cut directly into cobbled, polished, brick, and tile variants.
  • Stone can be cut directly into cobblestone and mossy cobblestone variants.
  • Configurable stonecutter contact damage for mobs and players (1 heart by default).

Compatibility

  • Paper/Folia: 1.21.x -> 26.2
  • Fabric (server): 26.2 (official Mojang mappings / mojmap)

Install

Paper

  1. Stop the server.
  2. Put woodcutter-paper-1.0.2.jar in plugins/.
  3. Start the server.

Stonecutter Damage Command (Paper)

  • /stonecutterdamage status shows current state and damage amount.
  • /stonecutterdamage on enables damage.
  • /stonecutterdamage off disables damage entirely.
  • /stonecutterdamage set <hearts> sets damage in hearts (supports decimals like 0.5).
  • Permission: woodcutter.command.stonecutterdamage (default: op).

Default config values (plugins/WoodCutter/config.yml):

stonecutter-damage:
  enabled: true
  hearts: 1.0

Fabric (server)

  1. Install Fabric Loader for 1.21.11+.
  2. Put woodcutter-fabric-1.0.2.jar in mods/.
  3. Start the server.

Stonecutter Damage Command (Fabric)

  • /stonecutterdamage status shows current state and damage amount.
  • /stonecutterdamage on enables damage.
  • /stonecutterdamage off disables damage entirely.
  • /stonecutterdamage set <hearts> sets damage in hearts (supports decimals like 0.5).
  • Permission level: 2 (ops by default).

Default config values (config/woodcutter.properties):

stonecutter.damage.enabled=true
stonecutter.damage.hearts=1.0

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