Minecraft Log Ids | Reference Guide | Kwaysar

Introduction:

You're thinking about those extra enhancements on your custom trees but just can't revise the wood inning on the bark. You try replacing the imperfect log with a block that has a similar color and texture. But then you realize that block removes the tree's authenticity. Your brain swells with frustration as you think of a solution. After a while of being stuck in this deep hole, you still can't decide on one...

The solution has now come. Kwaysar types a short reference guide on id's from oak to acacia logs. It lists all of the possibilities of different log arrangements. A daunting task has never been easier with a concise list. From now on, editing those pesky blocks takes a jiffy!

List:

17:0 = Oak Log (Up/Down)
17:1 = Spruce Log (Up/Down)
17:2 = Birch Log (Up/Down)
17:3 = Jungle Log (Up/Down)
17:4 = Oak Log (West/East)
17:5 = Spruce Log (West/East)
17:6 = Birch Log (West/East)
17:7 = Jungle Log (West/East)
17:8 = Oak Log (North/South)
17:9 = Spruce Log (North/South)
17:10 = Birch Log (North/South)
17:11 = Jungle Log (North/South)
17:12 = Oak Log (6-Sided)
17:13 = Spruce Log (6-Sided)
17:14 = Birch Log (6-Sided)
17:15 = Jungle Log (6-Sided)
162:0 = Acacia Log (Up/Down)
162:1 = Dark Oak Log (Up/Down)
162:4 = Acacia Log (West/East)
162:5 = Dark Oak Log (West/East)
162:8 = Acacia Log (North/South)
162:9 = Dark Oak Log (North/South)
162:12 = Acacia Log (6-Sided)
162:13 = Dark Oak Log (6-Sided)

/fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 log # replace log

*NOTES*
- Replace the # with a number from 0 to 15 (The id's after the colon)
- log = 17 / log_2 = 162 (The numbers before the colon)
- Works for every single type of log shown on the list

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