Leaves

Summary

• 1 Obtaining
• 2 Use
  • 2.1 Rewards
  • 2.2 Redstone
  • 2.3 Color list
    • 2.3.1 Java Edition
    • 2.3.2 Bedrock Edition
• 3 Sounds
  • 3.1 Other sheets
  • 3.2 Azalea leaves
• 4 Data values
  • 4.1 ID
  • 4.2 Metadata
  • 4.3 Block states
• 5 History
• 6 Trivia
• 7
  • 7.1 Java Edition
  • 7.2 Bedrock Edition
• 8 Other
• 9

Obtaining

Leaves are naturally generated on various types of trees across the surface. There are also other types of sheet generation:

• Dark oak leaves also appear in forest mansions.
• They can be generated as part of sprout-grown trees. This is also the only way to get azalea leaves and flowered azalea leaves.

To break the block you can use a hoe, sword or scissors. Hoes are the fastest blade breaking tool by default, but you can only get blades with scissors or Enchanted Tools with Silk Touch. Swords are also good for breaking blades faster, but not as fast as hoes. The following table shows the break times.

Easier

The leaves generated in trees spontaneously disappear (that is, they disappear) when they receive a block tick if they are not connected to any trunk, either directly or connected to other leaves, as long as they are within a maximum distance of 6 blocks from the trunk. However, the sheets placed by a player never disappear, this because the NBT persistent tag acquires the value persistent = true, unlike the naturally generated sheets whose value is persistent = false.

They are always transparent to light, but you cannot see through them when the graphics type is "Fast"; the transparent parts then are black‌ [JE only] / dark green‌ [BE only]. They spread the light from the sky, causing the shadows they cast under the trees.

They are destroyed to be pushed by pistons. They will not stick to sticky pistons, slime blocks or honey blocks.

They have a 30% chance of increasing a composter's compost level by 1.

Flowering azalea leaves work like a flower when interacting with bees, since they can pollinate with the block and can use it as food. Oak and birch trees that grow from buds that are 2 blocks away from a blooming azalea leaf block have a 5% chance of growing with a hive that can contain 1-3 bees in it.

Rewards

Blades that naturally disappear or are destroyed without the use of scissors or an enchanted Silk Touch tool follow a reward table when broken:

Redstone

This feature is exclusive to Java Edition. 

The state of the sheets (including those placed by a player), changes after 1 game tick (half redstone tick) when the distance to the log or log block changes, up to 6 blocks away. Observers looking away from the blades detect this change and transmit a redstone signal at the same game tick, making them useful for transmitting the redstone signal.

Color list

The leaves take on a different shade of green depending on the biome in which they are placed.

Java Edition

This section needs updating  Please update this section to reflect recent updates or new information available.
Reason: You need renderings and information on the rest of the biomes after 1.12

In Java Edition, the sheets have the following fixed colors:

• In inventory, oak, jungle, acacia, and dark oak leaves are colored
   #48B518.
• Fir leaves are colored
   # 619961 and are not affected by the biome or inventory color.
• Birch leaves are colored
   # 80a755 and are not affected by the biome or inventory color.

In addition, they acquire other colors depending on the biome in which they are. These values ​​are generated by the biome staining algorithm. They follow a table of colors depending on the biome and color:

Bedrock Edition

In Bedrock Edition, the leaves will appear covered with snow during snowfall, however, this appearance is unique to the snowy tundra, frozen river, snowy beach, snowy taiga biomes and their variants. The leaves are covered in snow when detailed graphics are on. Although mountain biomes generate snow at high altitudes it does not convert leaves covered with snow during snowfall, the same is true for frozen oceans and deep frozen oceans.

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  Snowy oak leaves

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  Snowy fir leaves

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  Snowy birch leaves

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  Snowy jungle leaves

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  Snowy acacia leaves

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  Snowy Dark Oak Leaves

Sounds

Other sheets

Java Edition:

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 MC-177082

Bedrock Edition:

Azalea leaves

This section is missing information about the other sounds.  Please expand the section to include that information. There may be more details on the talk page.

Data values

ID

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

Metadata

See also: Data values

In Bedrock Edition, Sheets use the following data values: "Persistent" means that the sheets will disappear. "Check for decay" means that the sheets are not persistent, they will check if they will disappear the next time there is a block update. If there is no trunk within 4 blocks, the leaves will disappear. The disappearance check is normally triggered when there is a trunk block, a leaf block, or when there is a broken leaf2 block within 4 blocks of it. Values ​​12 to 15 can be used, but they cause identical behavior to values ​​8 to 11.

leaves Leaves 2

Block states

{{see also | Block states} Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:
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Leaves2

History

Trivia

• Occasionally, leaves grow through other blocks, acting as though they are still connected to the tree. They may also completely replace blocks they try to grow into.
• Leaves do not prevent chests from being opened.
• Some trees seem to occasionally drop apples or saplings without being destroyed due to creation of leaf blocks not supported by logs.
• The frost texture en Bedrock Edition is not an instant transition. Instead, the leaves slowly shift from their original color to the frosty one.
• While wearing a cape, putting leaves on your head will turn your cape green.

Java Edition

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  Oak leaves

• 

  Oak leaves (quick graphics)

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  Fir leaves

• 

  Fir Leaves (Quick Graphics)

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  Birch leaves

• 

  Birch leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Jungle leaves

• 

  Jungle Leaves (Quick Graphics)

• 

  Acacia leaves

• 

  Acacia leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Dark oak leaves

• 

  Dark Oak Leaves (Quick Graphics)

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  Azalea leaves

• 

  Azalea leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Flowered azalea leaves

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  Flowered Azalea Leaves (Quick Graphics)

Bedrock Edition

• 

  Oak leaves

• 

  Oak leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Fir leaves

• 

  Fir Leaves (Quick Graphics)

• 

  Birch leaves

• 

  Birch leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Jungle leaves

• 

  Jungle Leaves (Quick Graphics)

• 

  Acacia leaves

• 

  Acacia leaves (quick graphics)

• 

  Dark oak leaves

• 

  Dark Oak Leaves (Quick Graphics)

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  Azalea leaves

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  Azalea leaves (quick graphics)

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  Flowered azalea leaves

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  Flowered Azalea Leaves (Quick Graphics)

Others

• 

  A red mushroom is seen growing on the top of a block of leaves.

• 

  Old Legacy Console Edition's jungle leaves. This texture was also shown in the old Bedrock Edition's inventory sprite.

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  Old Legacy Console Edition's jungle leaves (Fast graphics).

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  Old leaves texture.

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 MC-56887
2. ↑ MC-56914
3. ↑ https://youtu.be/QEgyn70YzRk
4. ↑ MCPE-128996

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Biome Category Precipitation Foliage color Affected by temperature Rendering Birch Forest Raining # 6ba941 Tall Birch Forest It Rains # 6ba941 Forest Forest It Rains # 59ae30 Flowered Forest Forest It Rains # 59ae30 Dark Forest Forest It Rains # 59ae30 Jungle Edge Jungle It Rains # 3eb80f Jungle Edge (Variant) Jungle It Rains # 3eb80f Mountain edge Montaña Rains # 6da36b Mushroom Field Mushroom It Rains # 2bbb0f Birch Hills Forest It Rains # 6ba941 Tall Birch Hills Forest It Rains # 6ba941 Dark Forest Hills Forest It Rains # 59ae30 Desert Hills Desert No # aea42a Jungle Hills Jungle It Rains # 30bb0b Swamp Hills Swamp It Rains # 6a7039 If the temperature is below -0.1, use # 4C763C. / Taiga Hills Taiga It Rains # 68a464 Taiga hills with giant fir trees Taiga It rains # 68a464 Taiga Hills With Giant Trees Taiga It Rains # 68a55f Snowy taiga hills Taiga Nieva # 60a17b Lush Hills Rain Forest # 59ae30 Mushroom Field Coast Mushroom Rains # 2bbb0f Rocky coast Playa Llueve # 6da36b Desert Desert No # aea42a Nether Nether Wastes No # aea42a El End El End No # 71a74d El End (small islands) El End No # 71a74d El End (arid zone) El End No # 71a74d El End (elevated area) El End No # 71a74d El End (middle zone) El End No # 71a74d The void None No # 71a74d Jungle Jungle It Rains # 30bb0b Jungle (variant) Jungle It rains # 30bb0b Desert Lakes Desert No # aea42a Plain Plain It Rains # 77ab2f Plain Sunflowers Plain It Rains # 77ab2f Páramo Plateau Páramo No # 9e814d No Páramo Plateau (Variant) Páramo No # 9e814d No Lush Paramo Plateau Páramo No # 9e814d No Lush Wasteland Plateau (Variant) Wasteland No # 9e814d No Savanna Plateau Sabana No # aea42a Abrupt savanna plateau Sabana No # aea42a Mountains Mountain It Rains # 6da36b Taiga Mountains Taiga It Rains # 68a464 Snowy Taiga Mountains Taiga Snow # 60a17b Lush Mountains Mountain It Rains # 6da36b Snowy Mountains Ice Cream Snow # 60a17b Stony Mountains Mountain It Rains # 6da36b Stony Mountains + Mountain Rains # 6da36b Ocean Ocean It Rains # 71a74d Warm Ocean Ocean It Rains # 71a74d Deep Warm Ocean Ocean Rains # 71a74d Cold Ocean Ocean It Rains # 71a74d Deep Cold Ocean Ocean Rains # 71a74d Frozen Ocean Snow Ocean # 60a17b Deep Frozen Ocean Ocean Rains # 71a74d Deep Ocean Ocean It Rains # 71a74d Warm Ocean Ocean It Rains # 71a74d Deep Warm Ocean Ocean Rains # 71a74d Páramo Páramo No # 9e814d No Eroded wasteland Wasteland No # 9e814d No Swamp Swamp It Rains # 6a7039 If the temperature is below -0.1, use # 4C763C. / Beach Playa Llueve # 77ab2f Nevada beach Playa Nieva # 64a278 Ice peaks Helado Nieva # 60a17b River Rio Rains # 71a74d Frozen river Rio Nieva # 60a17b Sabana Sabana No # aea42a Abrupt Savanna Sabana No # aea42a Taiga Taiga It Rains # 68a464 Taiga with giant fir trees Taiga It rains # 68a464 Taiga with giant trees Taiga It rains # 68a55f Taiga nevada Taiga Nieva # 60a17b Snowy Tundra Ice Cream Snow # 60a17b

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