Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags
In modded Minecraft, crafting recipes often rely on block tags rather than specific item IDs. The #forge:stripped_logs tag is the standard identifier for stripped logs, but many mods that add new wood types forget to include their blocks in this tag. The result: perfectly good stripped logs fail to work in recipes, breaking automation chains and frustrating players. Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags is a lightweight fix that restores order by adding missing entries to the tag, ensuring every stripped log behaves as expected.
Why Stripped Logs Break Recipes
Mods like Create use the #forge:stripped_logs tag to accept any stripped log in recipes such as casings. When a mod adds a new tree but omits its stripped variant from the tag, the game treats that block as incompatible. This issue isn't limited to Create—any mod that checks for stripped logs via tags will fail. The fix is simple: add the missing blocks to the tag. That's exactly what this mod does, without altering any block models or adding new items.
How the Fix Works
Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags is a data-driven mod that appends stripped logs from supported mods to the #forge:stripped_logs tag. It requires no configuration and works silently in the background. The mod does not depend on Create; you can use it in any Forge modpack where tag consistency is important. It is compatible with Minecraft versions 1.18.2, 1.19.2, and 1.20.1 on the Forge loader.
Supported Mods
The current version covers stripped logs from these popular biome and adventure mods:
- Autumnity
- Atmospheric
- BetterEnd
- Caverns and Chasms
- Environmental
- Upgrade Aquatic
- Oh The Biomes We've Gone
If a mod you use is not listed, the developer accepts suggestions for future updates. Always check the mod page for the latest compatibility list.
How to Install
To download Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags, visit the official CurseForge or Modrinth page. Place the downloaded .jar file into your mods folder. No additional dependencies are required. For users of launchers like foxygame.net, the mod can be installed directly from the built-in mod browser. If you are setting up a server, ensure both client and server have the same mod version to avoid recipe mismatches.
Why This Mod Belongs in Every Modpack
Tag inconsistencies are a common source of broken recipes in large modpacks. This fix eliminates guesswork and keeps your crafting chains intact. It is especially valuable for packs centered around Create automation or biome exploration. By adding Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags for Minecraft, you ensure that every stripped log, regardless of its origin, works seamlessly in all tag-based recipes. The mod is safe to add mid-game and does not alter world generation.
Server and Multiplayer Tips
When running a server, always synchronize the mod list. This compatibility mod is purely server-side friendly, but both sides must have it installed for recipes to work correctly. It does not cause conflicts with other mods and can be removed without leaving residual data. If you encounter a stripped log that still doesn't work, verify that the mod providing that log is on the supported list and that you have the latest version of the fix.
Conclusion
Create: Stripped Log Compatibility — Fixes Stripped Log Tags is a small but essential utility for any modded Minecraft player who values smooth crafting. It bridges the gap between mods that add new wood types and the tag system that holds recipes together. Download it today to avoid the headache of incompatible stripped logs and keep your factory running without interruption.