Solved Cannot Build on Trees After Update

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Can you specify which update you mean, the last game update or a plugin update?

It likely means the tree became unclaimable, you may need to claim it again, or try leaving the tree area and entering it again to retrigger it
 
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After loading the plugin, do you get this in your server console?
Code: 
[Tree House] 41/46 trees marked claimable (100)
[Tree House] Re-applied stability to 55 entities.
 
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Based on your config (194/384), only about half the trees are made claimable. So if you come across a tree you can't claim, it's likely for one of 2 reasons:
  • it's one of the trees not selected to be claimable
  • it's too close to a no-build zone, like a road or monument, by default the plugin blocks trees near these areas from being claimable. (I have made this distance configurable in the latest release, so feel free to tweak it as needed)
There's also a new third reason: Facepunch added 2 new vine-swinging tree prefab variations in the last game update. The plugin didn't support them before, but they're supported now, just update to the latest version and try again

As for the stability message
Code: 
Stabilité réappliquée à 647 entités.
That means the plugin is recognizing your already claimed trees, so if you can't build on them, try exiting and reentering the build zone, and it it should kick in properly afterward
 
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