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The rule is based on collision. Plants like tall grass, ferns, flowers, saplings and vines have no collision box - you can walk straight through them. When you left-click while aiming at one of these no-collision plants, the swing does not stop on the plant. Instead the game looks past it:
- If a mob or other attackable entity is in line behind the plant, your attack hits that entity for normal melee damage.
- If a solid block sits behind the plant, your left-click is applied to that block (you begin mining it) instead of breaking the plant.
- The plant itself is never broken by the swing - it stays rooted in the ground.
Solid blocks are unaffected: aiming at stone, dirt, or any block with a real collision shape mines it exactly as normal.








