Sorry that I didn't post yesterday. I accidently feel asleep. XD

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The Sweetspot





After doing the tech successfully. You should be standing here:



I can confirm this by showing the next pictures.







I can also confirm that this tech is not a glitch . The evidence for this is the clean slice you can see from the trunk of the tree. Think about it. If it was a glitch, why would it have a new tree model? You might think that the sweetspot is the very center of the tree, or this tech is only based on chance. When the sweetspot is actually here:After doing the tech successfully. You should be standing here:I can confirm this by showing the next pictures.I can also confirm that this tech. The evidence for this is the clean slice you can see from the trunk of the tree. Think about it. If it was a glitch, why would it have a new tree model?

The Method I Used

Here's what I did.



I went towards the tree with a fast-paced walk. (Not a run or a sprint) And then chopped it at an estimated spot of where the sweetspot is.



Why this method can work is because you can actually be at a pace where you can clearly see where you are chopping, and if you know where the sweetspot is. You can actually tell if you are too far, or too close if you miss the sweetspot.



I've literally successfully done the tech two times in a row with this method sometimes.



The Conclusion

*sigh* I hate to break it to you guys, but it is impossible to perform this tech consistently.



While the sweetspot looks obvious, and the method I described can make it easier to perform the tech...



The sweetspot is literally frame perfect. Which means you have to be at the perfect spot in order for the one-chop to work. And I do mean perfect.



Technically, this isn't impossible, but it is so precise that it's barely possible to do consistently.



I say that this tech should be used as a risk-taking move. I think the more clever Villager mains can figure out strategies around this tech being used as a risky move.



Well, that's the answer ladies and gentlemen. I like to thank the 2,594 trees that was used as test subjects.

Anyway, I am very sure that I have the answer to this one-chop tech. @ Antonykun Hold yer butts, because this might be mind-blowing.