Leaves

This is the Matcha Flavoured version of Leaves, renamed or changed from vanilla Minecraft.

Leaves

Type	Block
Stackable	Yes (64)
Resource location	minecraft:oak_leaves
Defined in	oak_leaves.json

Leaves are the foliage blocks of trees. In Matcha Flavoured, broken leaves no longer drop saplings or sticks; saplings are crafted from leaves instead, and oak and dark oak leaves drop apples more often than in vanilla.

Obtaining

Leaves drop themselves when broken with shears or a Silk Touch tool, as in vanilla.

Drops

Broken without shears or Silk Touch, leaves drop nothing except apples from oak and dark oak leaves. The pack removed sapling and stick drops from every kind of leaves to reduce inventory clutter.

Apples

Oak and dark oak leaves roll twice for an apple, once for Fortune and once for the electrum tool intrinsic. Each roll uses the same chances:

Enchantment level	Chance per roll	Vanilla
None	0.75%	0.5%
I	0.9%	0.56%
II	1.5%	0.63%
III	2%	0.83%
IV or higher	4%	2.5%

With no enchantment both rolls use the base chance, so an unenchanted tool has two 0.75% chances per block. The apples come from the pack's own apple loot table, so they carry the pack's apple properties.

The 1.12.1-alpha notes describe the change as "base 0.5% -> 0.75% ; max fortune 2.5% -> 4%". The 4% chance applies at level IV or higher; Fortune III gives 2%.

Appearance

The resource pack gives every kind of leaves a bushier model: a full block of the leaf texture with small tufts that stick out past each face. A tuft is hidden when its face touches another block, so only the outside of a canopy is ragged. Until 1.12.6-alpha the model instead crossed four large planes through each block, reaching half a block beyond it on every side, which were drawn even inside a canopy; the developer changed it "for optimisation reasons".

Usage

Saplings

Every kind of leaves can be crafted into one of its sapling (for mangrove leaves, a propagule; for azalea and flowering azalea leaves, the matching azalea). Each recipe unlocks when the player picks up the matching log, since players do not always collect leaves.

History

0.5-alpha	Leaves no longer drop saplings or sticks; saplings are crafted from leaves.
1.03	Sapling recipes unlock when the player picks up logs instead of leaves.
1.12.1-alpha	Apples drop more often: 0.75% base, up to 4%.
1.12.2	Oak and dark oak leaves also roll for apples with the electrum tool intrinsic.
1.12.6-alpha	Red, orange and yellow poplar leaves, new with Minecraft 26.3, follow the same rules and craft into a poplar sapling (first in the 1.12.3 alpha for 26.3). Leaves get a new, lighter model: tufts at the edges that are hidden against other blocks, instead of four large crossed planes.