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=== Properties ===
 
=== Properties ===
  
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Different trees have different properties, summarized by the following table. Some trees may be more desirable for specific purposes than others. For example, Douglas Fir trees are relatively large and fast growing, making them an excellent choice to farm for making [[charcoal]].
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Different trees have different properties, summarized by the following table. Some trees may be more desirable for specific purposes than others. For example, Baobab and Fever are very large and fast growing, making them an excellent choice to farm for making [[charcoal]], Sticks burn cool enough to not melt Zinc or Lead for working into sheets for trap doors, and Oak or Peat burn the longest if you need to keep a fire going for cooking or smoking.
  
 
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! scope="col" | Burn Temperature   
 
! scope="col" | Burn Temperature   
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Acacia).png|link=]] Acacia  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Acacia).png|link=]] Acacia  
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| N/A¹
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|data-sort-value=3| 9.8 to 10.8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour <!-- data sort value is set to the actual numeric value for burn time in code (1000ths of an hour). this eases the process of adding something with a new burn time -->
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=650| '''Dark Red**''' <!-- data sort value is set to the actual numeric value for burn temperature in code (celsius). this eases the process of adding something with a new burn temperature -->
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=650| '''Dark Red**''' <!-- data sort value is set to the actual numeric value for burn temperature in code (celsius). this eases the process of adding something with a new burn temperature -->
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Ash).png|link=]] Ash  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Ash).png|link=]] Ash  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=2| Shorter
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|data-sort-value=1250| 1.25 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=696| '''Dark Red***'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=696| '''Dark Red***'''
 
|-
 
|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Aspen).png|link=]] Aspen
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Aspen).png|link=]] Aspen
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|data-sort-value=2| 8 to 9 Days
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|data-sort-value=2| 8.4 to 9.4 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=611| '''Dark Red*'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=611| '''Dark Red*'''
 
|-
 
|-
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|Bamboo
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Bamboo).png|link=]] Bamboo
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#555555;" data-sort-value=400| '''Very Hot***'''
 
|style="color:#555555;" data-sort-value=400| '''Very Hot***'''
 
|-
 
|-
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|Baobab
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Baobab).png|link=]] Baobab
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#555555;" data-sort-value=450| '''Very Hot****'''
 
|style="color:#555555;" data-sort-value=450| '''Very Hot****'''
 
|-
 
|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Birch).png|link=]]  Birch  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Birch).png|link=]]  Birch  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| Long
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|data-sort-value=1750| 1.75 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=652| '''Dark Red**'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=652| '''Dark Red**'''
 
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|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Chestnut).png|link=]]  Chestnut  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Chestnut).png|link=]]  Chestnut  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| Short
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|data-sort-value=1500| 1.5 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=651| '''Dark Red**'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=651| '''Dark Red**'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Douglas Fir).png|link=]] Douglas Fir
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Douglas Fir).png|link=]] Douglas Fir
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| Short
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|data-sort-value=1500| 1.5 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=707| '''Dark Red****'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=707| '''Dark Red****'''
 
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|-
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|Ebony
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Ebony).png|link=]] Ebony
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=800| '''Bright Red*'''
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=800| '''Bright Red*'''
 
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|-
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|Fever
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Fever).png|link=]] Fever
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#773333;" data-sort-value=550| '''Faint Red***'''
 
|style="color:#773333;" data-sort-value=550| '''Faint Red***'''
 
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|Gingko
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Fruitwood).png|link=Fruit Trees]] [[Fruit Trees|Fruitwood]]
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|data-sort-value=10| Several Years
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
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|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=650| '''Dark Red**'''
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Gingko).png|link=]] Gingko
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|data-sort-value=4| 11.2 to 12.2 Days
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=600| '''Dark Red'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=600| '''Dark Red'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Hickory).png|link=]] Hickory  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Hickory).png|link=]] Hickory  
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|data-sort-value=3| 10 to 11 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| 9.8 to 10.8 Days
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|data-sort-value=5| Longer
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|data-sort-value=2000| 2 Hours
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=762| '''Bright Red'''
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=762| '''Bright Red'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Kapok).png|link=]] Kapok
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Kapok).png|link=]] Kapok
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| N/A¹
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|data-sort-value=4| 11.2 to 12.2 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=645| '''Dark Red**'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=645| '''Dark Red**'''
 
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|Limba
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Limba).png|link=]] Limba
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|data-sort-value=3| 9.8 to 10.8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=600| '''Dark Red'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=600| '''Dark Red'''
 
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|Mahogany
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Mahogany).png|link=]] Mahogany
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=750| '''Bright Red'''
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=750| '''Bright Red'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Maple).png|link=]] Maple  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Maple).png|link=]] Maple  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=5| Longer
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|data-sort-value=2000| 2 Hours
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=745| '''Bright Red'''
 
|style="color:#ff5555;" data-sort-value=745| '''Bright Red'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Oak).png|link=]] Oak  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Oak).png|link=]] Oak  
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|data-sort-value=3| 10 to 11 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| 9.8 to 10.8 Days
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|data-sort-value=6| Longest
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|data-sort-value=2250| 2.25 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=728| '''Dark Red****'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=728| '''Dark Red****'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Pine).png|link=]] Pine  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Palm).png|link=]] Palm
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|data-sort-value=2| 8.4 to 9.4 Days
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
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|style="color:#773333;" data-sort-value=500| '''Faint Red*'''
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Pine).png|link=]] Pine  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=2| Shorter
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|data-sort-value=1250| 1.25 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=627| '''Dark Red*'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=627| '''Dark Red*'''
 
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|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Sequoia).png|link=]] Sequoia  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Sequoia).png|link=]] Sequoia  
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|data-sort-value=4| 11 to 12 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| 11.2 to 12.2 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| Long
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|data-sort-value=1750| 1.75 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=612| '''Dark Red*'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=612| '''Dark Red*'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Spruce).png|link=]] Spruce  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Spruce).png|link=]] Spruce  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| Short
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|data-sort-value=1500| 1.5 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=608| '''Dark Red'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=608| '''Dark Red'''
 
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|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Sycamore).png|link=]] Sycamore  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Sycamore).png|link=]] Sycamore  
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|data-sort-value=2| 8 to 9 Days
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|data-sort-value=2| 8.4 to 9.4 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| Long
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|data-sort-value=1750| 1.75 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=653| '''Dark Red**'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=653| '''Dark Red**'''
 
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|Teak
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Teak).png|link=]] Teak
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|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
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|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=700| '''Dark Red***'''
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|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=700| '''Dark Red****'''
 
|-  
 
|-  
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| [[File:Grid Wood (White Cedar).png|link=]] White Cedar  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (White Cedar).png|link=]] White Cedar  
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
 
|data-sort-value=1| 7 to 8 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| Short
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|data-sort-value=1500| 1.5 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=625| '''Dark Red*'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=625| '''Dark Red*'''
 
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|-
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| [[File:Grid Wood (White Elm).png|link=]] White Elm  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (White Elm).png|link=]] White Elm  
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|data-sort-value=3| 10 to 11 Days
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|data-sort-value=3| 9.8 to 10.8 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| Long
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|data-sort-value=1750| 1.75 Hours
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=647| '''Dark Red**'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=647| '''Dark Red**'''
 
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| [[File:Grid Wood (Willow).png|link=]] Willow  
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| [[File:Grid Large Log (Willow).png|link=]] Willow  
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|data-sort-value=4| 11 to 12 Days
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|data-sort-value=4| 11.2 to 12.2 Days
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|data-sort-value=1| Shortest
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|data-sort-value=1000| 1 Hour
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=603| '''Dark Red'''
 
|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=603| '''Dark Red'''
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| [[File:Grid Peat.png|link=Peat]] [[Peat]]
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|data-sort-value=0| N/A
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|data-sort-value=2500| 2.5 Hours
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|style="color:#aa0000;" data-sort-value=680| '''Dark Red***'''
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| [[File:Grid Stick.png|link=Stick]] [[Stick]]
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|data-sort-value=0| N/A
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|data-sort-value=200| 0.2 Hours
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|style="color:#555555;" data-sort-value=250| '''Very Hot'''
 
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¹There is currently no way to obtain Acacia or Kapok saplings other than cheating them in. {{verify}}
 
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==

Revision as of 08:35, 12 March 2020

Disambig color.png This article is about loggable trees. For fruit trees, see Fruit Tree.

Obtaining

Trees generate naturally in the world as well as grow naturally from saplings. A sapling must be planted for a certain amount of in-game days depending on the type, and have at least a light level of 9 before there is a chance for it to sprout into a tree. What type of trees can spawn in an area depends on the climate and region.

Types

Tree Temperature Rainfall EVT Region(s)
Min Max Min Max Min Max
Grid Sapling (Acacia).png Acacia 15 50 75 500 0 2 Africa
Grid Sapling (Ash).png Ash 4 22 250 16000 0.5 4 All Regions
Grid Sapling (Aspen).png Aspen -3 18 300 1600 0.25 2 Americas, Asia, Europe
Grid Sapling (Bamboo).png Bamboo 13 35 600 8000 0.5 4 Asia
Grid Sapling (Baobab).png Baobab 21 40 150 3500 0 4 Africa
Grid Sapling (Birch).png Birch -2 18 200 500 0.25 1 Americas, Asia, Europe
Grid Sapling (Chestnut).png Chestnut 3 29 250 16000 0.25 2 Americas, Asia, Europe
Grid Sapling (Douglas Fir).png Douglas Fir 10 19 750 16000 0.5 4 Americas
Grid Sapling (Ebony).png Ebony 20 38 500 7000 0.5 4 Africa, Asia
Grid Sapling (Fever).png Fever 14 50 50 250 0 1 Africa
Grid Sapling (Gingko).png Gingko 10 30 700 2500 1 4 Asia
Grid Sapling (Hickory).png Hickory 4 30 250 16000 0.25 2 Americas, Asia
Grid Sapling (Kapok).png Kapok 20 35 1500 16000 1 10 Americas
Grid Sapling (Limba).png Limba 18 40 1500 10000 0.25 8 Africa
Grid Sapling (Mahogamy).png Mahogany 18 40 1500 10000 1.5 8 Africa, Americas
Grid Sapling (Maple).png Maple 3 20 250 16000 0.25 4 Africa, Americas, Asia
Grid Sapling (Oak).png Oak 5 25 500 1200 0.5 2 All Regions
Grid Sapling (Palm).png Palm 21 35 750 16000 0 10 All Regions
Grid Sapling (Pine).png Pine -10 21 250 16000 0.25 3 All Regions
Grid Sapling (Sequoia).png Sequoia 10 20 2000 16000 1 5 Americas, Asia
Grid Sapling (Spruce).png Spruce -8 17 250 16000 0.25 1 All Regions
Grid Sapling (Sycamore).png Sycamore 6 30 400 16000 0.25 1 Asia, Europe
Grid Sapling (Teak).png Teak 17 40 500 8000 1 8 Asia
Grid Sapling (White Cedar).png White Cedar -5 24 250 16000 0.25 2 Americas
Grid Sapling (White Elm).png White Elm 4 30 400 16000 0.25 1 Asia, Europe
Grid Sapling (Willow).png Willow 10 30 1300 16000 0.25 1 All Regions

Usage

Logs

Trees require the use of an axe to cut down. Chop the bottom-most log to fell the entire tree. If the axe does not have enough durability to fell the entire tree, as many logs as possible starting from the top of the tree will be chopped and the axe will break. Branches break and will drop sticks and occasionally poles. Leaves disappear, dropping nothing. Using a stone axe yields fewer logs than using a metal axe.

Sticks & Saplings

In order to get sticks and saplings from leaves, they must be destroyed before cutting the tree down. Using a scythe makes stick gathering more efficient by destroying a 3x3x3 area of leaf blocks at once, centered at the broken block. Using the Scythe decreases the drop rate of sticks and saplings from 6% to 4%. Breaking leaf blocks is one of two ways to obtain sticks from trees, the other being crafting a log with any knife to make a pole, which can be crafted into 2 sticks.

Properties

Different trees have different properties, summarized by the following table. Some trees may be more desirable for specific purposes than others. For example, Baobab and Fever are very large and fast growing, making them an excellent choice to farm for making charcoal, Sticks burn cool enough to not melt Zinc or Lead for working into sheets for trap doors, and Oak or Peat burn the longest if you need to keep a fire going for cooking or smoking.

Tree Growth Speed Burn Length Burn Temperature
Grid Large Log (Acacia).png Acacia 9.8 to 10.8 Days 1 Hour Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Ash).png Ash 7 to 8 Days 1.25 Hours Dark Red***
Grid Large Log (Aspen).png Aspen 8.4 to 9.4 Days 1 Hour Dark Red*
Grid Large Log (Bamboo).png Bamboo 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Very Hot***
Grid Large Log (Baobab).png Baobab 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Very Hot****
Grid Large Log (Birch).png Birch 7 to 8 Days 1.75 Hours Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Chestnut).png Chestnut 7 to 8 Days 1.5 Hours Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Douglas Fir).png Douglas Fir 7 to 8 Days 1.5 Hours Dark Red****
Grid Large Log (Ebony).png Ebony 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Bright Red*
Grid Large Log (Fever).png Fever 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Faint Red***
Grid Large Log (Fruitwood).png Fruitwood Several Years 1 Hour Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Gingko).png Gingko 11.2 to 12.2 Days 1 Hour Dark Red
Grid Large Log (Hickory).png Hickory 9.8 to 10.8 Days 2 Hours Bright Red
Grid Large Log (Kapok).png Kapok 11.2 to 12.2 Days 1 Hour Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Limba).png Limba 9.8 to 10.8 Days 1 Hour Dark Red
Grid Large Log (Mahogany).png Mahogany 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Bright Red
Grid Large Log (Maple).png Maple 7 to 8 Days 2 Hours Bright Red
Grid Large Log (Oak).png Oak 9.8 to 10.8 Days 2.25 Hours Dark Red****
Grid Large Log (Palm).png Palm 8.4 to 9.4 Days 1 Hour Faint Red*
Grid Large Log (Pine).png Pine 7 to 8 Days 1.25 Hours Dark Red*
Grid Large Log (Sequoia).png Sequoia 11.2 to 12.2 Days 1.75 Hours Dark Red*
Grid Large Log (Spruce).png Spruce 7 to 8 Days 1.5 Hours Dark Red
Grid Large Log (Sycamore).png Sycamore 8.4 to 9.4 Days 1.75 Hours Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Teak).png Teak 7 to 8 Days 1 Hour Dark Red****
Grid Large Log (White Cedar).png White Cedar 7 to 8 Days 1.5 Hours Dark Red*
Grid Large Log (White Elm).png White Elm 9.8 to 10.8 Days 1.75 Hours Dark Red**
Grid Large Log (Willow).png Willow 11.2 to 12.2 Days 1 Hour Dark Red
Grid Peat.png Peat N/A 2.5 Hours Dark Red***
Grid Stick.png Stick N/A 0.2 Hours Very Hot

History

Beta
v1gNo longer possible to karate chop trees with your bare hands!
v2 Build 30Hill biomes generate with trees.
v2 Build 37Explosions should (most of the time) fell a tree as if you used an axe.
v2 Build 40Douglas Fir have their own unique tree shape.
Build 58Chopping down trees uses up 1 durability per log contained in the tree.
Build 65Trees take a minimum of 7 in game days to grow from a sapling.
Jungles have been moved closer to the equator with the temperature ranges of other trees increased by almost double.
Saplings track when they were planted and they grow at varying speeds based upon the tree.
Build 70Attempting to chop down a tree with an axe that doesn’t have enough health left for each and every block in the tree will cause only part of the tree to be chopped down.
Saws may not be used for felling trees.
Using a stone axe to chop trees results in a 10% chance for a block to not yield a log.
78.0Leaves will only appear dead when the temperature is < 10 or rainfall is < 100 and the tree isn't evergreen.
Added Acacia Trees.
78.6Tightened spawn parameters for Douglas Fir and Sequoia trees, making them a bit less common.
78.10Tweaked the spawn parameters of a few tree types to be less generic.
81.0Added Limba, Baobab, Gingko, Fever, Ebony, Mahogany, and Teak trees.
Acacia, Fever, Mahogany, and Limba trees can now be used to produce tannin.
Updated tree generation for all trees.
In the autumn, trees will begin to lose their leaves, forming new patches of fallen leaves.
In the spring, trees will regrow their leaves
Updated tree generation to make it a little more fair.
Added tree rareness, so that not all trees are equally likely to spawn.
Made crops, trees, and fruit trees spawn according to the region data
81.7Min temps for Aspen, Birch, and Pine slightly raised. Min temp for Spruce slightly lowered.

Gallery

  • Acacia Tree

  • Ash Tree

  • Aspen Tree

  • Bamboo Tree

  • Baobab Tree

  • Short Baobab Tree

  • Birch Tree

  • Chestnut Tree

  • Douglas Fir Tree

  • Ebony Tree

  • Fever Tree

  • Gingko Tree

  • Hickory Tree

  • Kapok Tree

  • Limba Tree

  • Mahogany Tree

  • Maple Tree

  • Oak Tree

  • Palm Tree

  • Palm Tree on a beach

  • Pine Tree

  • Sequoia Tree

  • Spruce Tree

  • Sycamore Tree

  • Teak Tree

  • White Cedar Tree

  • White Elm Tree

  • Willow Tree

  • A Large Tree, in this case a White Elm.

Trivia

  • In the code, there are two forms of Acacia: "utacacia" (Umbrella Thorn Acacia), and "koa" (Koa Acacia), representing two forms of the Acacia tree.


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