Leaves of Transformation
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| Name | Leaves of Transformation |
| Source Mod | Twilight Forest |
| ID Name | twilightforest:magic_leaves:1
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| Type | Block |
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Blast Resistance | 1.0 |
| Hardness | 0.2 |
| Solid | Yes |
| Transparent | Yes |
| Affected by Gravity | No |
| Emits Light | No |
| Flammable | No |
| Drops | itself (with Shears) Spruce Sapling (0-1)
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| Required Tool | 
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Leaves of Transformation are a type leaf blocks that are found in conjunction with Transwood and the Heart of Transformation in a Tree of Transformation grown from Tree of Transformation Saplings.
These leaves take on a non-stationary sprite that appears to have the characters found on the GUI of an Enchantment Table. These characters also "fall" as particle effects from leaf blocks and sometimes move outwards slightly, appearing to come to rest on any solid blocks that are not the leaf that the particle effect itself was generated by.
Leaves of Transformation can be picked up with Shears. In earlier version of the Twilight Forest mod, like with other Twilight Forest Leaves, the Leaves of Transformation take time to break and cannot be instantly broken as with vanilla Leaves. Leaves of Transformation have a chance to drop a Spruce Sapling when broken manually instead of a Tree of Transformation Sapling, denoting that they and the tree that they are found in are not quite implemented or finished.
These leaves are colored with a blue color, but the leaves appear to be diagonally "striped" with both dark and light blue sprites when placed extensively. This occurs regardless of biome and appears to be location-dependent as is the case with Rainbow Oak Leaves, depending on both the X, Y and Z coordinates to determine the color of the leaf.
Trivia/Known Bugs[edit]
In earlier versions of the mod, even if Fast Graphics is turned on and leaves are set to be opaque (non-transparent), Leaves of Transformation will not comply with this and will still be transparent, possibly causing issues for low-end computers.
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