Forge Version

42.0.1

Twilight Forest Version

4.2.1239

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Steps to Reproduce

1. Attempt to place a block on a fiddlehead or mayapple, same as you would on vanilla grass (the plant, not the block)

What You Expected

In vanilla when you attempt to place a block on a piece of grass, it destroys the plant and replaces it with the block, and I expected this to also be the case here.

What Happened Instead

This does not occur; the block is placed on top or to the side without destroying the plant. As they are harvested in the same way as grass and otherwise behave the same, I believe this is an inconsistency.

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I guess that's possible, though a bit unintuitive as they otherwise behave as grass (you need shears to pick them up and they share a similar color palate)

I think fiddleheads or mayapples are actually supposed to be more akin to flowers, which cannot be replaced by placing a block on them, so this is indented behavior?

I decided that mayapples should act more like flowers in terms of not being replaceable, but fiddleheads can now be replaced like grass. Even though both still need silk, I don't feel like mayapples should act like grass completely. Hope this works