Some trees use aggressive leaf fuzzing, resulting in floating leaf blocks:
This is fine if it is a rare occurrence but especially in more dense forests, it becomes a certainty that a leaf block will be floating in sight.
Another possible solution is reworking the fuzzing based on a height map applied radially from the center of the leaf cluster, making floating blocks impossible.
Some trees use aggressive leaf fuzzing, resulting in floating leaf blocks:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/73215501/174435794-ed68f734-f71e-4b3a-abfe-7d90f0ef1210.png)
This is fine if it is a rare occurrence but especially in more dense forests, it becomes a certainty that a leaf block will be floating in sight. Another possible solution is reworking the fuzzing based on a height map applied radially from the center of the leaf cluster, making floating blocks impossible.