### 2.0.3 port to 1.21.11 ### 2.0.2 port to 1.21.9 ### 2.0.1 add Argentine Spanish translation (es_ar), thanks to Texaliuz! ### 2.0.0 Now that Vanilla has their own implementation of falling leaves, we encourage everyone to try playing without this mod and see how you like it! If you feel the need to be able to change spawn rates, dislike evergreens and conifer trees dropping regular leaves, or want any of the other features like wind back: Welcome back! Note that this is a large rework of the mod, so take some time, maybe some tea, and give the changes a read. ### Changes - There is a new general config option "Always Use 'Vanilla' Particle Implementation" (defaults to off) This is a way to have a mostly vanilla-like experience while still being able to adjust spawn rates, use most features like on-hit and decay leaves - but having no control over the actual particles, like their size, lifetime or wind. - Another new option "Use Vanilla Textures" (defaults to off) Yet another way to get closer to vanilla, by letting this mod's particles, specifically the "Regular" kind (we'll get to that), use vanilla textures. This has none of the drawbacks of the above option. - Add Leaf Block setting "Particle Implementation" This can be "Vanilla", "Regular" or "Conifer" - the latter two being the ones the mod always used. "Vanilla" means leaf particles are spawned via a vanilla method, which mods may use to add custom particles to their leaves as well. Falling Leaves tries to detect whether a mod has a custom implementation and will make use of it by default. For vanilla, "tinted" particles - from most trees like Oak, Birch, Spruce etc. - will by default be replaced with either the "Regular" or "Conifer" kind. Untinted particles - Azelia, Pale Oak and Cherry - will currently use "Vanilla" by default. - Add "Cherry" particle implementation We lied, there's actually another one! "Cherry" is very close to the vanilla implementation. It uses the v

### 2.0.2 port to 1.21.9 ### 2.0.1 add Argentine Spanish translation (es_ar), thanks to Texaliuz! ### 2.0.0 Now that Vanilla has their own implementation of falling leaves, we encourage everyone to try playing without this mod and see how you like it! If you feel the need to be able to change spawn rates, dislike evergreens and conifer trees dropping regular leaves, or want any of the other features like wind back: Welcome back! Note that this is a large rework of the mod, so take some time, maybe some tea, and give the changes a read. ### Changes - There is a new general config option "Always Use 'Vanilla' Particle Implementation" (defaults to off) This is a way to have a mostly vanilla-like experience while still being able to adjust spawn rates, use most features like on-hit and decay leaves - but having no control over the actual particles, like their size, lifetime or wind. - Another new option "Use Vanilla Textures" (defaults to off) Yet another way to get closer to vanilla, by letting this mod's particles, specifically the "Regular" kind (we'll get to that), use vanilla textures. This has none of the drawbacks of the above option. - Add Leaf Block setting "Particle Implementation" This can be "Vanilla", "Regular" or "Conifer" - the latter two being the ones the mod always used. "Vanilla" means leaf particles are spawned via a vanilla method, which mods may use to add custom particles to their leaves as well. Falling Leaves tries to detect whether a mod has a custom implementation and will make use of it by default. For vanilla, "tinted" particles - from most trees like Oak, Birch, Spruce etc. - will by default be replaced with either the "Regular" or "Conifer" kind. Untinted particles - Azelia, Pale Oak and Cherry - will currently use "Vanilla" by default. - Add "Cherry" particle implementation We lied, there's actually another one! "Cherry" is very close to the vanilla implementation. It uses the vanilla textures, has similar

### 2.0.1 add Argentine Spanish translation (es_ar), thanks to Texaliuz! ### 2.0.0 Now that Vanilla has their own implementation of falling leaves, we encourage everyone to try playing without this mod and see how you like it! If you feel the need to be able to change spawn rates, dislike evergreens and conifer trees dropping regular leaves, or want any of the other features like wind back: Welcome back! Note that this is a large rework of the mod, so take some time, maybe some tea, and give the changes a read. ### Changes - There is a new general config option "Always Use 'Vanilla' Particle Implementation" (defaults to off) This is a way to have a mostly vanilla-like experience while still being able to adjust spawn rates, use most features like on-hit and decay leaves - but having no control over the actual particles, like their size, lifetime or wind. - Another new option "Use Vanilla Textures" (defaults to off) Yet another way to get closer to vanilla, by letting this mod's particles, specifically the "Regular" kind (we'll get to that), use vanilla textures. This has none of the drawbacks of the above option. - Add Leaf Block setting "Particle Implementation" This can be "Vanilla", "Regular" or "Conifer" - the latter two being the ones the mod always used. "Vanilla" means leaf particles are spawned via a vanilla method, which mods may use to add custom particles to their leaves as well. Falling Leaves tries to detect whether a mod has a custom implementation and will make use of it by default. For vanilla, "tinted" particles - from most trees like Oak, Birch, Spruce etc. - will by default be replaced with either the "Regular" or "Conifer" kind. Untinted particles - Azelia, Pale Oak and Cherry - will currently use "Vanilla" by default. - Add "Cherry" particle implementation We lied, there's actually another one! "Cherry" is very close to the vanilla implementation. It uses the vanilla textures, has similar physics, except it is affe