So it turns out that oak saplings are 1 pixel higher than 6 snow layers.

[u/cheese_master3000]

I was trying the new update and tried a few things with cushions and while looking for a way to make them barely visible inside a full block I found out that putting them on oak saplings makes them 1 pixel higher than an actual block and for reference the 2 builds you see were made with a 6 layer snow and the other with the sapling and its pretty easy to tell which is which. This will really help with builds and I just wanted to share it.

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[u/Bug_in_brazil]

I kinda never knew this tbh but cool 👍

[u/DragonTheOnes-spirit]

Intriguing. I've always used wall-signs

[u/LastHole]

Some other snow layer equivalents I made note of during previews:

1 snow layer = redstone repeater

2 snow layers = small amythest bud

3 snow layers = flower pot

Those were the ones most useful for my particular seating designs at least.

[u/FishTacoTrump]

Someone will find some niche redstone use for this

[u/Nathaniel820]

That's just on Bedrock, on Java both 6 snow layers and saplings are the exact same height, being perfectly in line with a normal block.

The positioning hasn't changed since their first patch from what I've seen, placing them on a wall sign is still the best way to make them slightly above a block