Identify Which Flowering Version You're Looking At

Spotting the Differences

The three flowering variants in this resource pack each have subtle visual differences in how the blossoms appear on the oak leaves. While all three use small flowers, the placement and appearance vary between versions.

How to Compare Versions

1. Hold oak leaf blocks in your hand and look at them closely

2. Walk through forests and observe different trees side-by-side

3. Look for variation in blossom density and positioning — some versions may show flowers more densely packed or in different arrangements

4. Take screenshots of trees showing different versions to compare them later

What to Look For

Each variant maintains the natural look of flowering trees but with distinct visual characteristics. The differences are intentional design choices to prevent forests from looking repetitive. Pay attention to:

• How clustered or spread out the flowers appear
• The overall color tone of the blossoms
• Which areas of the leaf block show the most flowering

Since the variants are assigned randomly to leaf blocks, walking through your world will naturally show you all three versions if you explore enough.