Overhauling Oak Generation: Replacing Vanilla Trees with Custom Structures

[spare osprey]

I'm working on a world-gen project for Minecraft Bedrock where I want to replace the default vanilla oaks with high-quality custom models.

My goal is to modify the 'oak_tree_feature.json' to act as a selector. Instead of generating the standard trunk and leaves, it will pick from a randomized list of custom structures (.mcstructure files).

I want to achieve a natural look by using a weighted list so the game randomly chooses between different tree variations every time a feature is triggered. If anyone has tips on optimizing the placement or handling the ground-level offsets for these structures, I'd love to hear them!

[upbeat flax]

I don't understand but r u telling like this

[upbeat flax]

It choose random structure to replace vanilla oak tree is this what u r asking?

[spare osprey]

I'm asking how I can make it so that when the game generates an oak tree, it also generates my structure.

[upbeat flax]

Ohh ok

I don't know about it sry

[spare osprey]

Everything alright, bro

{ "format_version": "1.21.10", "minecraft:scatter_feature": { "description": { "identifier": "minecraft:oak_tree_feature" }, "places_feature": "custom:oak_tree_random", "distribution": { "iterations": 2, "scatter_chance": 64, "x": 0, "y": 0, "z": 0 } } }