This mod adds a new kind of tree that will start out as a sapling, but. It will grow gradually as time goes on. Some may grow large and full, others might stay small and compact. You can still use the original MT saplings if you don't like certain trees, since the DT trees have their own saplings/seedlings.
Each tree will generate random nodes that will affect the resulting appearance of the tree once it's growth is capped, to tell if a tree is no longer able to grow, it's base will usually be as big as a full node. You can harvest trees whenever you feel like it, and get wood or other resources in any stage of it's life. But keep in mind that the larger a tree gets, the more wood that can be harvested from it.
The Tree Types and Other plants in the mod:
Acacia Tree - Savanna
Apple Tree - Deciduous Forest, Grassland
Aspen Tree - Deciduous Forest, Grassland
Bamboo - Rainforest, Deciduous Forest
Cactus - Deserts
Dry Tree - Deserts
Pine Tree - Coniferous Forest, Tundra
Jungle Tree - Rainforest
Update 1.0.7:
-Added the DT Jungle Tree, the sapling can be found in the Rainforest and/or be crafted from Jungle Leaves.
-The Jungle Tree is technically the tallest tree in this mod, being able to grow 88 nodes tall, but the probability they will grow that tall is up to random chance.
-Changed some values that determine the chance potentially tall trees will grow taller (like Aspen and Pine trees). They should have more time to grow before they are capped, but it's still up to RNG.
Love this mod!
This is a really nice mod that realistically simulates tree growth. I wish there was an option to make the default trees also drop the dynamic sapplings as well, though.
cool
i would be cool if dynamic trees replaced MT trees and not just a sapling
Neat concept
I really like the idea of this mod! It seamlessly adds more natural variety into the landscape and adds a sense of time progression that just isn't there otherwise. I would love to see some taller trees as well.
Uniqueness
makes almost every tree unique in size! very cool 👍 I hope there will be more trees soon.