Stripping & unstripping

Strip+➜+Drops Oak Bark

Unstrip+➜Uses one Oak Bark

Works the same on Oak Wood ⇄ Stripped Oak Wood.

Stripping

Stripping works exactly like vanilla: right-click a log, wood, stem, hyphae or bamboo block with an axe. On top of that, an item drops just above the block.

• Any axe works, including modded ones, as long as the game treats it as an axe.
• Use your main hand. Like vanilla, a shield in your off hand blocks stripping unless you sneak.
• Which blocks count. The mod reads the axe's stripping rules from the game, so every block an axe can strip is covered, vanilla or modded. A few mods strip their logs with their own code instead; those logs are not detected automatically, but you can still add them to the unstrip detailed config.

What drops

The drop is decided in this order:

1. The log has its own entry in unstrip-detailed.json: that entry's drop item. By default every vanilla wood has an entry that drops its own bark type.
2. The log has no entry and allowUnknownLog is on: the item set in the common config, plain Bark by default. This is what modded logs drop.
3. Otherwise nothing drops. The log is still stripped as normal.

Unstripping

Hold the right item and right-click a stripped block. The block turns back into its unstripped version, keeps its facing, plays the stripping sound, and one item is used up.

The item has to match exactly:

Stripped block	Item that unstrips it
Has an entry in unstrip-detailed.json	The entry's unstrip_item, or its drop when there is no unstrip_item
No entry, and allowUnknownLog is on	The item set in the common config (plain Bark)
No entry, and allowUnknownLog is off	Nothing, it stays stripped

"Exactly" includes the bark type. Oak Bark and Birch Bark are the same item with a different bark type, so only one of them fits a given log.

Unstrip+➜Uses one Birch Bark

Works the same on Birch Wood ⇄ Stripped Birch Wood.

Stripped by accident?

Pick the bark back up before it despawns, then right-click the log with it. Nothing else is needed.