Oak Leaves
Oak Leaves is a Minecraft block with unified Java and Bedrock tracking for IDs, recipes, and edition-aware wiki notes.
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📊 Key Facts
- Hardness
- 0.2
- Resistance
- 0.2
- Light Level
- 0
- State Properties
- 3
- Block Family
- Tinted Particle Leaves
- Numeric ID
- 88
- Stack Size
- 64
📖 Overview
Oak Leaves is tracked as a Minecraft block with normalized IDs, state data, and building-focused notes. It is classified as a tinted particle leaves in the generated block definitions. The block exposes 3 state properties in the imported state table.
⌨️ Commands
Copy and paste these commands in-game or in a command block.
/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:oak_leaves
/fill ~1 ~ ~1 ~5 ~3 ~5 minecraft:oak_leaves
/give @p minecraft:oak_leaves 1
🔍 How to Get Oak Leaves
- Oak Leaves is usually obtained by mining, collecting, crafting, or using commands depending on the world and edition.
- Check the state properties if you need to place or command the correct facing, shape, or waterlogged variant.
⚡ What Oak Leaves Is Used For
- Useful for building, decoration, automation, redstone setups, or world generation reference depending on its block family.
- Default imported state: {"distance": "7", "persistent": "false", "waterlogged": "false"}.
Overview
Oak Leaves is tracked as a Minecraft block page with unified IDs, recipe coverage, and cross-edition notes.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Oak Leaves in Minecraft?
No crafting recipe is currently attached to Oak Leaves in the imported data, so it is usually obtained through other gameplay systems.
Is Oak Leaves available in Java and Bedrock?
This page currently tracks Oak Leaves for Java, Bedrock.
Can Oak Leaves be enchanted?
Oak Leaves does not currently expose a compatible enchantment list in the imported metadata.