Minecraft:Acacia Leaves
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Template:Infobox block Acacia leaves are biome-colored Minecraft:leaves that form the canopy of Minecraft:acacia trees.
Obtaining
Breaking
Minecraft:Hoes are the default tools for breaking leaves, but leaves can be obtained only with Minecraft:shears or tools Minecraft:enchanted with Minecraft:Silk Touch.
Without shears, acacia leaves can drop 1 Minecraft:acacia sapling, and 1—2 Minecraft:sticks. Minecraft:Fortune increases the chances.
| Drop | No Fortune | Fortune I | Fortune II | Fortune III |
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| Template:BlockLink | 5% (Template:Frac) | 6.25% (Template:Frac) | 8.33% (Template:Frac | 10% (Template:Frac) |
| 1-2 Template:ItemLink | 2% (Template:Frac) | 2.22% (Template:Frac) | 2.5% (Template:Frac) | 3.33% (Template:Frac) |
Natural generation
Acacia leaves occur naturally on Minecraft:acacia trees in Minecraft:savannas. They also generate as part of Minecraft:abandoned camps in savannas.
Post-generation
Template:See also Acacia leaves generate as part of acacia trees grown from Minecraft:acacia saplings.
Usage
Template:Main Acacia leaves that decay have the same drop chances as when broken by players, yielding Minecraft:acacia saplings 5% (Template:Frac) of the time, Minecraft:sticks 2% of the time, and otherwise nothing. Leaves that are burned do not yield saplings.
Smelting ingredient
Redstone component
Template:Exclusive The state of a leaves block—including a player-placed block—changes after 1 game tick (half a redstone tick) when the distance to the nearest Minecraft:log or Minecraft:wood block changes, up to 6 blocks of leaves away. Minecraft:Observers facing away from the leaves detect this change and transmit a redstone signal in the same game tick, making leaves useful for redstone signal transmission.
Piston interactivity
Leaves are destroyed when pushed by Minecraft:pistons. They do not stick to Minecraft:sticky pistons, Minecraft:slime blocks, or Minecraft:honey blocks.
Composting
Acacia of leaves have a 30% chance of increasing the compost level in a Minecraft:composter by 1. A stack of leaves yields an average of 3.05 Minecraft:bone meal.
Color
Template:Main Template:Needs render Acacia leaves have unique colors based on the Minecraft:biome they are placed in.
In the inventory, acacia leaves are colored Template:Color in Java Edition, or use pre-colored textures in Bedrock Edition.
Biome colors
These values are generated by the biome dyeing algorithm. Template:IN, biome colors also appear on Minecraft:maps.
Snowy leaves
In any biome with a base temperature of below 0.15, acacia leaves gradually fade to white once Minecraft:snowfall begins, giving them a frosted appearance for the storm's duration. During transition, the white color is blended with the regular color in eight steps. After snowfall ends, leaves gradually fade back to their normal coloration.
This does not affect leaves in biomes with a higher base temperature, even at altitudes that allow snowfall. The change is entirely invisible to the client if the graphics mode is set to Simple, though it still takes place, and leaves are the correct color phase for the time if the option is re-enabled.
Particles
Acacia leaves produce falling leaves Minecraft:particles underneath the leaf block, where they slowly fall to the ground. They have the same color as the leaves they're falling from, which can change with the biome or during snowfall.Template:Only
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Data values
ID
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Block states
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
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.
- Some trees seem to occasionally drop saplings without being destroyed due to creation of leaf blocks not supported by logs.
Gallery
Renders
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