Chop!

Cut one log with an axe: the whole tree tips over like a real falling tree, crashes to the ground, and breaks apart from the base to the top in little pops. Everything is made of vanilla sounds and particles: no resource pack.

• The log shakes while you cut it, then pops when it gives way.
• A physical fall: the trunk drops onto the stump, creaks, tips over with gravity and stops where it meets the ground. Leaves in the way are crushed.
• Falls in front of you, within an adjustable angle, toward the clearest side.
• A cute break-up from the base to the top, with clouds, sparkles and hearts.
• Replants a sapling of the tree's kind (from its loot, or always).
• Chain reactions: a falling trunk can knock over the next tree.
• Adjustable damage: hurts monsters by default; animals, allies and players are spared unless you turn them on.
• Vanilla loot (Fortune, Silk Touch), honest axe wear, fall preview, shaking trees with an empty hand, giant mushrooms and Nether fungi, angry bees, birds, apples, biome-tinted leaves, optional loot into your inventory.
• Everything is configurable in game, with commands or by clicking in the chat: /chop config (operators), /chop perso (each player's sounds, particles and preview), /chop stats, /chop aide. The menus are in French.

What it does and doesn't do. It runs server-side, where the world runs: players who join install nothing. No network access, no telemetry, never runs a program. It reads and writes one file, <world>/data/chop.txt (settings, stats, player-placed logs). It only touches trees, the sapling it replants, its own block_display entities and what a falling tree hits. Besides the game's functions, it runs a few vanilla commands as the server: kill on its own tagged displays, item modify for the axe's wear, damage on a player the tree hits (off by default), and summon item / setblock … keep for loot and replanting when the tree is in another dimension.

Native source mod: install it on the launcher's Mods page, press Build there, and confirm the native-code warning. The launcher builds a separate game with it, and it runs with your account's permissions. Each version is pinned to one Horizon Nightly and Horizon Mixins revision, named in its changelog; the launcher builds those exact revisions.

Original mod by Mayonesu0. All rights reserved, except the grants in its LICENSE: players may use it unchanged, Horizon's registry may distribute it, and Horizon's reviewers may read it to review it.