VanillaTrees VS nbt

https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees for large vanilla oak

Pretty sure this has it and info https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees

you can use this download, but I'm not sure if it has the old growth birch trees: https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees

When you want trees without decay you should use a custom object layer and set it to 'not decay'. You can also add the standard Minecraft trees in these layers, and disable decay. However, usually people prefer using more realistic custom trees.

Lord Dakr's video for tree tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSn_zBswZQs VanillaTrees schematics - https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees

up to 1.12 you can use the populate layer which will let Minecraft's terrain generation place the trees. for 1.13 or later Minecraft changed the terrain generation algorithm. if you want to add vanilla trees there you'd have to add them in manually using schematics/nbt files etc. here is a library of vanilla trees: https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees although you should note that using custom trees is a similar amount of work (and can be much better). to add the trees you can use a custom object layer. (note that setting the biome alone only affects leave/grass colour and mob spawning)

This should help: https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees

On the post linked above sijmen_v_b shared a pack that contains the vanilla Minecraft trees: https://github.com/almic/VanillaTrees

I used almic's VanillaTrees from here. The trick in WorldPainter is to go to the layers tab, click the +, and select add layers from file, and navigate to the worldpainter folder within the folder you download. You should see a list of environment types, and they contain layers you can select that will mimic the groundcover of numerous Minecraft biomes, including trees.