Biodiversity Core

Commands Guide

<pre>================================================================================ /tgen single - Generate all possible sizes of a single TreeVariant in a line ================================================================================

This command creates a horizontal row of different sizes for a specific tree type.

How to use: /tgen single &lt;tree-name&gt; [size-step] [spacing]

Parameters: tree-name (required) The type of tree you want to see (e.g., "silverbirch", "oak")

size-step (optional) How much to increase the size between each tree (default: 0.2)

spacing (optional) How far apart the trees are placed horizontally (default: 12 blocks)

Example: /tgen single silverbirch 0.1 10

This creates a line of silverbirch trees, each 0.1 units larger, spaced 10 blocks apart.

================================================================================ /tgen multi - Generate all possible sizes of several TreeVariants in a large grid. ================================================================================

This command creates a grid showing all available tree types or a filtered selection. Trees are organized by similarity so related variants are grouped together. Using * in the filter field will generate all possible trees which are able to generate in world.
How to use: /tgen multi &lt;filter&gt; [size-step] [row-spacing] [column-spacing]

Parameters: filter (required) A word to search for (e.g., "birch") for all treegens with birch somewhere in the generator key, or use * to show all trees.
The filter can also be used with domains. (e.g. "game:", "wildcrafttree:", or "bdtree:") all filter to only that mod's treegens

size-step (optional) Size increment between variants (default: 0.2)

row-spacing (optional) Vertical distance between tree types (default: 12 blocks)

column-spacing (optional) Horizontal distance within each variant (default: 12 blocks)

Examples: /tgen multi * # Show all tree types /tgen multi birch 0.15 15 # Show only birch variants, custom spacing</pre>