ArborFirmaCraft

Description

Introduction:

ArborFirmaCraft set out to solve two gripes I had with TerraFirmaCraft—that despite the plethora of woods added by the mod, most of the vanilla wood colors were unobtainable, and that of the nineteen tree species added, most are found only in the temperate climates—about five of these nineteen trees cannot be found naturally in the United States, depending on how you count. Of course, these problems provide something of a natural solution to each other.

1.20 Feature List:

• Biome-based forests
• Three forest types, "Swamp", "Normal", and "Alpine"
• Different tree species are restricted to different forest types
• Some Trees bloom in the spring
• Yellow Ipe
• Flame of the Forest
• Red Silk Cotton
• Giant Rosewood
• Tree tapping for syrup and rubber
• Larger Old Growth Trees
• Made of special log variants that drop less wood to preserve some balance
• Tree Species: In ArborFirmaCraft, multiple tree species may share one wood type: for instance, there are four species of pine, Boreal Pine, Stone Pine, Red Pine, and Tamarack, all with unique leaves, saplings, and tree shapes, but that all drop pine logs. See the list below for all wood types and species added.

• 10 new wood types used by 22 new tree species:
• Eucalyptus (Color matches Vanilla birch)
  • Blue Gum
  • Mountain Ash
  • Rainbow Eucalyptus
• Mahogany (Color matches Vanilla mangrove in 1.18, made more purplish in 1.20)
  • Small Leaf Mahogany
  • Big Leaf Mahogany
  • Sapele Mahogany
• Baobab (Color matches Vanilla acacia)
• Hevea (Color matches Classic TFC white elm)
• Tualang (Blue-grey)
• Teak (Color matches Vanilla jungle)
  • True Teak
  • Iroko Teak
  • Flame of the Forest
• Cypress (Color matches Vanilla spruce)
  • Slender Cypress
  • Weeping Cypress
  • Bald Cypress
  • Redcedar
• Fig (Color matches Vanilla cherry blossom)
  • Rusty Fig
  • Rubber Fig
  • Ipe
• Yellow Ipe
• Ironwood
  • King Ironwood
  • Lebombo Ironwood
  • Horsetail Ironwood
• 30+ new tree species using TFC wood types, including re-works of existing trees
• Acacia
  • Umbrella Thorn Acacia
  • Gum Arabic
  • Acacia Koa
• Aspen
  • Quaking Aspen
  • Poplar
• Birch
  • Paper Birch
  • Blackwood
• Mulga Blackwood
• Mpingo Blackwood
• Fir
  • Douglas Fir
  • Mountain Fir
  • Balsam Fir
  • Hickory
• Bitternut Hickory
• Scrub Hickory
• Kapok
  • Kapok
  • Red Silk Cotton
  • Maple
• Sugar Maple
• Weeping Maple
• Bigleaf Maple
• Oak
  • Pin Oak
  • Black Oak
  • Live Oak
• Pine
  • Boreal Pine
  • Stone Pine
  • Red Pine
  • Tamarack
  • Palm
• Queen Palm
• Jaggery Palm
• Rosewood
  • Shisham Rosewood
  • Jacaranda
  • Sequoia
• Sequoia
• Coast Redwood
• Spruce
  • Blue Spruce
  • Coast Spruce
  • Sitka Spruce
  • Black Spruce
  • Cedar
• White Cedar
• Atlas Cedar
• Willow
  • Corkscrew Willow
  • Weeping Willow

1.18 Feature List:

• Biome-based forests
• Three forest types, "Swamp", "Normal", and "Alpine"
• Different tree species are restricted to different forest types
• Seasonal colormap changes
• Different tree species use different autumn color maps
• No trees that lose their leaves generate in the tropics
• Some trees bloom in the spring
• Tree tapping for syrup and rubber
• "Ancient" logs and wood blocks
• Used in old growth tree structures, and have a reduced log drop rate
• Separates tree types from wood types, allowing for multiple species of tree to share the same wood color, but use different shapes, and sometimes different bark textures. Examples below
• 8 new wood types used by 16 new tree species:
• Eucalyptus (Vanilla birch)
  • Blue Gum
  • Mountain Ash
  • Rainbow Eucalyptus
• Mahogany (Vanilla mangrove in 1.18, purplish in 1.20)
  • Small Leaf Mahogany
  • Big Leaf Mahogany
  • Sapele Mahogany
• Baobab (Vanilla acacia)
• Hevea (Classic TFC white elm)
• Tualang (Light grey-blue)
• Teak (Vanilla jungle)
• Cypress (Vanilla spruce)
  • Slender Cypress
  • Weeping Cypress
  • Bald Cypress
  • Redcedar
• Fig (Vanilla cherry blossom)
  • Rusty Fig
  • Rubber Fig
• 30+ new tree species using TFC wood types, including re-works of existing trees
• Acacia
  • Umbrella Thorn Acacia
  • Gum Arabic
  • Acacia Koa
  • Ash
• Black Ash
• Evergreen Ash
• Aspen
  • Quaking Aspen
• Birch
  • Paper Birch
  • Blackwood
• Mulga Blackwood
• Mpingo Blackwood
• Fir
  • Douglas Fir
  • Mountain Fir
  • Balsam Fir
  • Hickory
• Bitternut Hickory
• Scrub Hickory
• Kapok
  • Kapok
  • Red Silk Cotton
  • Maple
• Sugar Maple
• Weeping Maple
• Bigleaf Maple
• Oak
  • Pin Oak
  • Black Oak
  • Live Oak
• Pine
  • Boreal Pine
  • Stone Pine
  • Red Pine
  • Tamarack
• Rosewood
  • Shisham Rosewood
  • Jacaranda
  • Sequoia
• Sequoia
• Coast Redwood
• Spruce
  • Blue Spruce
  • Coast Spruce
  • Sitka Spruce
  • Black Spruce
  • Cedar
• White Cedar
• Atlas Cedar
• Willow
  • Corkscrew Willow
  • Weeping Willow

Github:

https://github.com/Therighthon/ArborFirmaCraft

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install