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If you are wanting to just run around to clear trees, you can put use the execute command in a repeating block: execute @p ~ ~ ~ fill ~-5 ~ ~-5 ~5 ~10 ~5 minecraft:air 0 replace minecraft:log 2. You can add a chain block to clear the leaves as well. The coordinates are a bit more conservative to run smoothly. Jun 07, Minecraft: Runkify I prefer using flint and steel to clear up trees for building because it doesn't take that long if you set fire on a tree in multiple places, works well if you're patient.

While it's burning, burn other trees so you won't have to wait on just one tree. Nov 23, Clear the trees to build more buildings by using this kind of shrubhauling.bar will be the quickest way. If you don't mind losing the wood, you could craft some flint and steel (get flint from gravel, and one iron bar) then set the whole forest on fire. Wait a short time and it'll be gone. Edit: I looked at the picture.

Seems like that might burn your structure a bit too, since it's right in the middle of the forest. Structure. The trees found in Minecraft, excluding azalea trees. Trees vary widely in height, from a bare minimum of 1 block of logs for bush trees, ranging up to a maximum of 30 blocks for giant jungle trees.

Main article: Dark oak.

Tree canopies are composed of leaf blocks and grow 1 block higher than the highest log block (except for that of the giant oak tree, whose leaves grow 3 blocks higher).

You can use the /fill command to do this. /fill x1 y1 z1 x2 y2 z2 air I believe that will work. The x y and z are coordinates in the world which you get by pressing f3 You can also use a tilde ~ to make it use your current location to easily clear.