Dorios' Excavate Addon

Dorios’ Excavate Mod — carve smart tunnels, drop whole trees, and rip ore veins clean with zero grind and full control.

Excavate plugs straight into a normal Bedrock survival loop and quietly fixes the slow parts. Instead of pecking through stone one block at a time, you flip to a shape that matches the job and let the addon process connected blocks in short, even ticks. That staggered rhythm keeps frames steady on mobile and desktop, so big clears don’t feel like you lit a lag bomb. Achievements keep ticking, your world stays legit, and you still play by vanilla rules—only faster.

Out in the early game, it’s a game-changer. You break into a coal seam, switch to a vein mode, and watch the entire pocket peel out in a tidy chain while you stand safe on your footing. When daylight fades and you want a quick hideout, line up the wall and run a straight Line cut to punch a clean hallway, then swap to a Small Tunnel pattern to finish a perfect 1×2 starter corridor that breathes and places torches neatly. As your base grows, the Large Tunnel pass becomes the “real road” tool—an instant 3×3 that fits rails, ice, or just a roomy walkway that feels good to sprint through.



Control sits in your hands, not the server’s. Every player gets a personal config panel or command set where you decide which blocks are allowed, how far the effect reaches, and which shape you want active. Building in a wooden district? Toggle Tree Capitator before you enter the grove and a single swing drops a trunk from roots to canopy; replant on the way back and the farm resets itself. Headed underground? Swap to classic vein mining for ore chains, then back to Line when it’s time to connect shafts. If you prefer safety over speed, cap the reach to a comfortable number so you never open more rock than you mean to.

The quality-of-life polish shows up in the small moments. In caves, that short per-block delay lets you glance up for skeleton angles between bites of stone; you stay situationally aware instead of tunnel-visioned. Near lava, whitelist your target blocks and work from the inside out so drops don’t drift into the glow. On Realms, set a simple “trigger” convention with your friends—crouch to excavate, stand to mine normal—and nobody will chew through a build by accident. For megabase work, stage lanterns every few meters before you clear a Long Tunnel pass; when the dust settles, your route is already readable and spawn-safe.

The best part is how it respects the sandbox. Tools feel familiar, hunger and timing still matter, and the only thing that changes is how quickly you move from idea to done. One hour with Dorios’ Excavate and your world starts to knit together: veins empty cleanly, roads appear where sketches used to be, and tree lines vanish in orderly rows while saplings click back into the soil. It’s not flashy—it’s efficient—and once you dial in your settings, it becomes the power tool you reach for every session.

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

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