Installation
- Latest version
- 3.0.1
- Minecraft
- 26.x
- Platforms
- Spigot, Paper, Folia, Purpur
- Minimum Java version
- 25+
BoostedTrees — Installation
Requirements
BoostedTrees 3.0.1 requires Java 25 and a compatible 26.x server. It is built against Spigot API 26.3 and declares
Installation steps
Generated files
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Requirements
BoostedTrees 3.0.1 requires Java 25 and a compatible 26.x server. It is built against Spigot API 26.3 and declares
api-version: 26.1. Spigot/Paper/Folia scheduling is included; compatible Purpur builds can use the same plugin.Installation steps
- Stop the server. For an update, back up the affected worlds and the entire BoostedTrees data folder together.
- Put the matching shaded BoostedTrees JAR in
plugins/and remove older duplicate plugin JARs.
- Start the server and check the console. The plugin creates its configuration and local SQLite storage automatically.
- Open
/boostedtrees, choose the worlds and species, and adjust percentages. Defaults are 80% custom trees, 10% large trees and performance level 3.
- Test a newly generated area. For an existing area, back it up and start with
/boostedtrees forest replace 1. Check progress with/boostedtrees forest status.
Generated files
Paths below are relative to
plugins/BoostedTrees/. Keep the whole folder with its matching world data when updating or restoring.config.yml– Public settings; editable in the GUI or as YAML.
boostedtrees.db– Local SQLite tree registry and forest metadata.
forest-tasks/– Saved manual-task progress and captured task settings.
replacement-journal/– Replacement transaction records used for recovery.
large-tree-queue.yml– Pending large-tree placements.
config-backups/– Backups of legacy configuration created during migration.