✔️ BoostedTrees ✔️

Hand-crafted, realistic giant trees that appear only in newly generated chunks. They blend into biomes, create landmarks, and keep worlds feeling natural.



What players will see
✔️ Tall trunks, sweeping branches, layered canopies.
✔️ Biome-aware placement (species spawn where they fit).
✔️ Clean placement: avoids water/lava and cramped spaces.
✔️ No leaf decay: leaves are persistent, crowns stay intact.

How it works
✔️ Trees generate during new chunk creation (existing chunks stay unchanged).
✔️ Regional density with light “patchiness” for natural clusters.
✔️ Site checks: ground clearance, slope, simple soil/moisture gates.
✔️ Deterministic shapes per world seed + coordinates.

Performance & Compatibility
✔️ Runs only on new chunk generation; minimal overhead.
✔️ No NMS; built for Spigot/Paper 1.21.x
✔️ Safe placement: respects open space and avoids fluids.

About the trees
✔️ Hand-crafted forms with parametric variation for realism.
✔️ Scales from moderate to truly giant specimens.
✔️ Biome-driven spawning to keep worlds coherent.​

Trees



The Ancient Cypress stands tall with a slender form and a dense crown of deep green needles. It thrives in moist valleys and near lakesides, adding a mystical, almost fairytale atmosphere to the landscape.



The Giant Sequoia is a tree that truly touches the sky. With its monumental trunk and towering height, it dominates any forest. You’ll find it in mountainous regions, forming natural cathedrals of wood and stone.



The Dragon Blood Tree is a marvel of nature – its umbrella-shaped crown rises from a thick, branching trunk. Found on rocky highlands, it stands as a living legend with its exotic appearance.



The Sprawling Spruce grows low and wide, forming a dense tangle of branches. Found in cold mountain forests, its shape creates natural shelters.



The Japanese Maple is a jewel of the forest – its crown glows in shades of red and gold. Most stunning in gardens and forest edges, it shines like a living flame of color.



The Jungle Kapok is a giant of the tropics. Its massive trunk holds a sprawling crown that towers above other trees. Found in humid rainforests, it creates vast green canopies over the jungle



The Thicket Oak is known for its dense crown and many entwined branches. It often grows in clusters, forming thickets and shady forest hideaways.



The Giant Oak is a majestic tree with a massive trunk and a wide, sprawling crown. Its branches form a natural canopy of dense leaves, casting shade like a giant umbrella. You can find it in plains and mixed forests, where it stands out with its size and impressive shape.



The Sprawling Spruce grows low and wide, forming a dense tangle of branches. Found in cold mountain forests, its shape creates natural shelters.



The Forked Birch is marked by its bright trunk splitting into several powerful branches. Most often seen at the edges of forests and meadows, its unusual shape draws attention from afar.



The Small Oak is a modest yet charming tree. With its compact crown and sturdy trunk, it blends beautifully into fields and small groves.​

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INSTALLATION
Require: Java 21
Paste .jar file to ../server/plugins
Enjoi!
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