Bedrock Tree Capitator Addon

Bedrock Tree Capitator Mod — chop one log and stop living in a world full of floating trees and half-cut forests.

Bedrock Tree Capitator Mod is aimed at one very specific Minecraft Bedrock/MCPE problem: people cut the bottom log, run off, and leave those ugly floating tree tops hanging around forever. If you play on a survival server, you’ve seen it—random chunks of leaves and logs hovering like someone rage-quit mid-harvest. This mod is basically the “clean up your mess” answer, and it also doubles as a speed boost for anyone who farms wood a lot. Instead of you standing there breaking every single log by hand, the whole point is that tree cutting becomes faster and cleaner, so your world doesn’t end up looking trashed after a few days of multiplayer.

In regular survival, this is the kind of addon that changes your routine immediately. Wood goes from “ugh, I need stacks of logs” to “okay, quick pit stop, grab what I need, back to building.” It’s especially nice when you’re doing big projects like villages, castles, or city streets where you burn through planks nonstop. You spend less time doing boring repetitive chopping and more time actually building, exploring, or gearing up. On servers, it’s also a low-drama way to deal with the classic problem player: the one who never finishes a tree and leaves the forest looking cursed. With Bedrock Tree Capitator Mod in the world, trees don’t get left half-done as easily, so the server stays looking way more presentable.

And if your main reason is just “I want to farm trees faster,” this addon is literally built for that mood. You can stock up for survival bases, fuel, crafting sessions, or trading runs without turning it into a full-time job. Bedrock Tree Capitator Mod is a straight quality-of-life win: fewer floating trees, less cleanup, faster wood farming, and a survival world that doesn’t look like a tornado hit every forest.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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