Use tool for loot to enable silk touch / fortune#725
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Rearth merged 3 commits intoRearth:1.21from Apr 4, 2026
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Hi, thanks for the PR. I'm currently in the process of cleaning up some other stuff but will take a look at this real soon. |
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Thanks for looking into this, this looks like a pretty clean solution. |
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Description
When using a chainsaw or prometheum axe to chop down an entire tree, the enchantments on the tool will now be respected when it comes to calculating loot drops.
How Has This Been Tested?
I have tested chopping down trees with enchanted and unenchanted chainsaws and prometheum axes on Fabric and NeoForge. I get leaves when the axe has Silk Touch as expected.
Checklist:
There wasn't really any new code, I just replaced the <Level, BlockPos> Tuple with a record that also contains the axe ItemStack, and changed which version of Block.getDrops() gets called.