Andy's Configurable Vein Miner and Tree Capacitor

Mine connected blocks and fell trees by crouching while you break the first block. Every option starts off, allowing world owners to choose exactly what the add-on can affect.

Features

25 configuration switches, all disabled by default
Ores, Tree Logs, and Leaves category switches
22 individually controlled terrain and building-material groups
Pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe, and shears support
Correct per-block Survival durability and Unbreaking behavior
Minecraft-native Fortune, Silk Touch, custom drop, and tool-condition evaluation
Fast overlapping break waves with randomized 1–3 game-tick branch timing
One matching material sound per additional block
Face, edge, and corner connections for ores and individual materials
Exact-type logs include diagonal side branches
Exact-type leaves stay face-connected and bounded
Related stone/deepslate and lit/unlit ore variants connect
Drops gather at the first block
Gathered drops scatter upward and visibly fall at the first block
Identical wave timing, sounds, durability, and gathered-drop behavior across every enabled material
Live sand and concrete-powder tracking prevents falling blocks from randomly cancelling the wave
Optional All In One Tool and Core Craft compatibility
No required resource pack or optional dependency

Install and configure

Open Andys Configurable Vein Miner and Tree Capacitor 2.0.4.mcaddon with Minecraft.
Wait for the successful-import message.
Create or edit a world.
Open Behavior Packs → My Packs.
Activate Andy's Configurable Vein Miner and Tree Capacitor.
Select the active pack's gear/settings button.
Turn on the blocks you want to affect.
Enter the world.

A visible | means a switch is on; O means it is off. All switches are off immediately after installation.

Use

Enable the relevant block setting.
Hold the correct tool.
Crouch.
Break the first configured block.
Stay crouched while connected blocks are processed.

Release crouch or change tools to stop.

Category switches

Setting	Blocks	Tool
Ores	Vanilla ores and compatible custom ores	Pickaxe
Tree Logs	Touching logs of the exact same type, including diagonal branches	Axe
Leaves	Face-connected leaves of the exact same type	Shears

Enable Tree Logs and Leaves together to remove attached leaves while felling a tree. Attached leaves do not add extra axe durability damage.

Individual switches

Setting	Blocks	Tool
Mud	Mud and compatible Core Craft mud	Shovel
Clay	Clay	Shovel
Coarse Dirt	Coarse dirt	Shovel
Sand	Sand and red sand	Shovel
Concrete Powder	All 16 colors	Shovel
Concrete	All 16 colors	Pickaxe
Diorite	Normal and polished	Pickaxe
Andesite	Normal and polished	Pickaxe
Granite	Normal and polished	Pickaxe
Tuff	Tuff, polished, brick, and chiseled variants	Pickaxe
Basalt	Basalt and smooth basalt	Pickaxe
Soul Sand	Soul sand	Shovel
Soul Soil	Soul soil	Shovel
Terracotta	Normal, colored, and glazed variants	Pickaxe
Glowstone	Glowstone	Pickaxe
Netherrack	Netherrack	Pickaxe
Sculk	Sculk blocks, veins, sensors, catalysts, and shriekers	Hoe
Sulfur	Sulfur and its block variants	Pickaxe
Dripstone Blocks	Dripstone blocks	Pickaxe
Cinnabar	Cinnabar and its block variants	Pickaxe
Corals	Living and dead coral variants	Pickaxe
Moss	Ground moss with a hoe; hanging moss with shears	Hoe or shears

Suspicious sand is intentionally excluded.

Durability and drops

Minecraft handles the first block normally. Every additional durability-consuming block costs one tool use. Unbreaking is evaluated for each additional block, unbreakable tools remain unbreakable, and the operation stops when the tool breaks.

Minecraft's own loot tables generate additional drops using the current main-hand tool. Fortune, Silk Touch, and custom block drops therefore remain available.

Creative mode produces no Survival drops or durability loss. The doTileDrops game rule is respected.

Optional compatibility

All In One Tool

The 26.30 AIOT items work as universal pickaxe, axe, shovel, and hoe tools. Their current durability and enchantments are used. AIOTs do not replace shears.

Core Craft

Core Craft 1.2.1 support includes Ruby Ore, Deepslate Ruby Ore, Voidshard Ore, compatible tree blocks, leaves, moss, and tools that publish standard Bedrock tool tags.

Both add-ons are optional and are not bundled.

Troubleshooting

Nothing happens

Confirm the behavior pack is active.
Turn on at least one setting.
Crouch before the first block breaks.
Hold the correct tool.
Confirm the block belongs to the enabled setting.

Only one block breaks

Remain crouched.
For ores and individual materials, confirm the blocks touch by a face, edge, or corner.
For logs, confirm blocks of the exact same type touch by a face, edge, or corner.
For leaves, confirm blocks of the exact same type touch face-to-face.

Leaves do not work

Enable Leaves and start with shears. AIOTs are not treated as shears.

Mud, clay, sand, or concrete powder does not work

Use a shovel and enable that individual switch.

Hard blocks do not work

Use a pickaxe and enable the exact material switch.

Moss or sculk does not work

Use a hoe for ground moss and sculk. Use shears for hanging moss.

The import fails

Confirm the filename ends in .mcaddon, not .zip.
Download it again if the file may be incomplete.
Close and reopen Minecraft.
Do not extract or recompress the package.

An older version still appears

Remove the old copy under Settings → Storage → Behavior Packs, restart Minecraft, and import 2.0.4 again.

Support

AndyTheMakerMC.xyz

When reporting a problem, include the Minecraft version, add-on version, enabled switches, held tool, block type, and whether the issue also occurs in a new test world.

Ownership and license

You may use the unmodified add-on in personal worlds, multiplayer worlds, Realms, servers, videos, livestreams, reviews, tutorials, and showcases.

Do not redistribute, mirror, sell, repackage, modify and publish, or claim the project as your own without written permission.

Minecraft is a trademark of Microsoft. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft or Mojang.

The promotional logo and hero are AI-assisted illustrative artwork. They are not in-game screenshots and do not add custom tool, ore, block, or tree textures.