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This page documents Java Edition's several historical leaf decay algorithms.
Indev 20100218 - Indev 20100223[]
Leaves will NOT decay if:
- They are within a 5x5x2 box around a log with the log in the bottom center. (Note that the leaf does not have to touch the log)
- They are on top of a solid block.
- They are on top of a leaf that is unable to decay due to the reasons above.
If these conditions are not met, the leaf decays.
Infdev 20100325 - Infdev 20100330[]
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Infdev 20100615 - Alpha v1.0.5_01[]
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Alpha v1.0.6_01 - Alpha v1.1.2_01[]
In Alpha, leaves would decay using an algorithm that checks whether it has a solid or leaf block underneath it or is adjacent to a solid block. If it doesn't, it must be connected to a leaf block that is also supported as long as it is no further than five blocks away from said support.
- Alpha-style decay
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Leaves can be connected an infinite distance away from a support block.
Alpha v1.2.3[]
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Beta 1.0 - Beta 1.0.2[]
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Beta 1.1 - Beta 1.1_01[]
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Beta 1.2 - 18w21b[]
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Main article: Leaves