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Isotropic

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Blocks whose textures are pseudorandomly rotated based on their position in the world are known as isotropic. The rotation of a block depends solely on its coordinates, and not the world seed. This means that, for example, grass blocks in a 5×5 area will always have the same rotation at the same coordinates in different worlds, and this will not be changed by a player breaking or replacing them.

List of isotropic blocks

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Calculation of rotation

These calculations are exclusively for Java Edition. The algorithm used in Bedrock Edition is unknown.
 
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