trying to find the tiletype of these trees in jhelom

https://imgur.com/IP4qGnR

What i would do:
- make a script to scan the tile north of you, thru all layers
- Stand south of the tree and let it run
- Compare all the types against one of the big lists of a working Lumber-script like viewtopic.php?p=220864#220864
- If you find one of the TileTypes in his list, you can be quite sure, it is the chopable tree you were looking for.
- If it is not in, you can use an axe on each of the TileTypes and TileZ. If it chops, you found the TileType

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i dont know how to scan tiles

You have a script that scans those tiles. So if you read it, and see how it's done, then you'll know. It's pretty easy actually if you just try.

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Funny, just a few days ago, someone asked how to get Tileinfo....

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=53689#p434286

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Searches cure for cancer since: 17th November, 2003 on GRID.org & Worldcommunitygrid.org
Made scripts for Project 'Programmers for Alexandria' worth 50$

Quote "mmorning": Where would theses boards be if Orn didn't miss all the sarcasm. Man its great having him here
Quote "author-unknown": Good idea. I gotta start doing that too. You're a trendsetter Orn.
Quote "dreyfus": #true is always #true