Rustling Leaves

Fixed

• Leaf carpets and piles on slabs, stairs and other non-full blocks no longer stretch into slanted sheets over the step: the layer stays level up to the edge of the block it lies on.
• Leaves on the ground no longer flicker in the distance. Far away the litter is drawn in a simplified, solid form (patches of leaves lying a little above the ground) instead of a layer with holes, and halfway out carpets and piles show their leaf layer without tiny single leaves on top.
• The leaf layer of carpets and piles no longer repeats the same pattern block by block.
• Leaves no longer hover half a block above fences, walls and fence gates: they lie on the top of the post, where the block is drawn.
• Placing a block over fallen leaves no longer lifts them on top of it. Under a slab, a carpet, a fence or another partial block the leaves stay where they lie; a full block smothers them.