Advanced TreeCapitator

[1.3.0] — 2026-04-25

Fixed

• PALE_OAK_LOG bypassed require-leaves check — isOverworldLog() was missing PALE_OAK_LOG from its switch statement, meaning Pale Oak trees were treated the same as Nether stems (no-leaf bypass). With require-leaves: true, a Pale Oak log structure built by a player would be incorrectly felled. Added PALE_OAK_LOG to the overworld log list so it is correctly guarded.

• Fragile reference-equality trim check — The condition that decided whether leaves should be broken used trimmedLogs == logsToBreak (Java reference equality) instead of an explicit boolean. While this happened to work correctly, it was subtle and error-prone. Replaced with a dedicated wasTrimmed boolean flag for clarity and safety.

Added

• TreeCapitatorEvent (Plugin API) — A new cancellable Bukkit event fired just before any tree is felled. Other plugins can now listen to TreeCapitatorEvent to:

  • Cancel the felling via event.setCancelled(true).
  • Inspect the full set of logs and leaves that will be broken.
  • Grant custom rewards (economy, XP, quests) based on event.getLogs().size().

• leaf-durability-ratio config option (default: 10) — Controls how many leaf blocks count as one durability hit when break-leaves: true. Previously hardcoded to 1/10, this is now fully configurable. Set to 1 to make every leaf cost a durability point; set higher to reduce tool wear from leaf breaking.

• MUSHROOM_STEM support — Added a commented-out entry in config.yml for MUSHROOM_STEM, enabling huge-mushroom felling. Uncomment to activate.

Refactored (God Class split)

• TreeFinder (new class) — Extracted all BFS log-finding and leaf-scanning logic from TreeCapitatorTask into a dedicated utility class. isOverworldLog() and isLeaf() helpers moved here.

• DurabilityHandler (new class) — Extracted all durability calculation and application logic (getRemaining, calcMaxExtraBreaks, applyDamage) into a dedicated utility class.

• TreeCapitatorTask is now a lean orchestrator: BFS → leaves → trim → event → break → durability → effects.