Special leaves are a confirmed collection objective in 🍂 Clean all the leaves!: Roblox badge data for the experience includes Leaf Collection, described as finding all the special leaves and completing the leaf collection. The public badge record does not reveal how many exist, where they appear, what they look like, or how collection credit persists. This guide gives you a complete search method without pretending that unverified coordinates are a finished location list.
Confirm the collectible before recording it
Use the official experience at Place 92637789841354. A leaf that looks different is a candidate, not automatically a special leaf. Approach it while watching the current interface for a prompt, visual change, sound, collection counter, notification, or other feedback. Record exactly what appeared and whether the object remained.
If nothing visible happens, mark the location as unresolved. Do not turn an attractive prop or ordinary leaf into a confirmed collectible. Likewise, do not assume that a badge notification must appear for every individual find; only the live experience can establish its intermediate feedback.
Search each area in four layers
First search the playable perimeter: walls, fences, cliffs, building edges, and the outer line of paths. Second search fixed props from base to top, including the hidden side relative to the area entrance. Third search elevation changes, steps, slopes, ledges, and places where two ground textures meet. Fourth search transitions, checking both the old-area and new-area sides.
Complete all four layers in one bounded map cell before moving on. Rotate the camera and retrace the cell from the opposite direction. A visual that blends into autumn-colored ground from one angle may separate against a wall, sky, or path from another. This method remains useful even when exact collectible positions change.
Record locations with landmark coordinates
Use a stable landmark plus relational directions: “path-facing side of the fixed structure,” “upper level beside the transition,” or “between the gate and the nearest corner.” Add elevation and approach direction. Avoid “left of spawn,” because left depends on where the player faces, and avoid using ordinary leaf piles as anchors because they may disappear during clearing.
A useful find record contains:
- Current UTC date and Roblox Place ID.
- Displayed area name, if the live build shows one.
- Nearest fixed landmark and which side of it.
- Ground level, raised level, or vertical hiding place.
- Visible appearance before interaction.
- Feedback after interaction and any collection count shown.
- Solo or co-op context, including who touched it.
- Result after rejoining, if persistence was tested.
Maintain a truthful location index
Confirmed in the current build
A recognizable special leaf produced visible collection feedback in Place 92637789841354.
Store the landmark, area state, check date, and feedback together.
Community reported
A directly relevant current recording shows the game and location clearly, but the find has not been reproduced.
Keep the report date and source context; do not promote it silently.
Unresolved candidate
A distinct object or likely hiding point was seen without reliable collection feedback.
Revisit after checking settings, area state, and a fresh server.
This index structure is intentional. As of August 14, 2026, public first-party data confirms the collection but not a complete coordinate list. Publishing empty certainty around real evidence makes it possible to add verified locations later without carrying false ones forward.
Combine collectible search with ordinary clearing
During the bulk pass, mark distinct candidates but do not zigzag across the map for every visual. Finish the current lane so ordinary coverage stays traceable. Search perimeter and props during the edge pass, then return to marked candidates. This keeps the timed cleaning objective and the collection objective from disrupting each other.
Near 100%, separate the two checklists. Ordinary leaves contribute to the core clearing target, while special leaves support the confirmed Leaf Collection badge. Public evidence does not establish whether the two totals share a counter or whether the special collection is required for the secret ending. Track both until live testing shows the exact relationship.
Coordinate a co-op collection sweep
Divide the unlocked map by stable cells, not by “left half” and “right half.” Give each player one perimeter and prop layer, then exchange cells for a reverse-angle confirmation. When someone finds a candidate, name the landmark before others travel there. One witness can observe whether touching it changes only the collector’s interface or the whole team’s state.
Do not assume shared collection credit. Record whether every player receives the same feedback, whether a teammate can still see the object, and what happens after rejoining. Until repeated tests agree, label the result for that server and session rather than stating a universal multiplayer rule.
Troubleshoot a missing final special leaf
Start with the most recently unlocked section, because its entrance and reverse side are easy to skip. Then check every transition threshold, elevated edge, rear face of a prop, and old area that was cleared before you began tracking collectibles. Compare your record against the live collection indicator if one exists; do not invent a total from the number of notes you happen to have.
If a reported location is empty, confirm the correct Place, the current area state, and whether the object was already collected. It may also be a stale report, a mistaken ordinary leaf, or a session-specific visibility issue. Rejoin only after noting the current state so the test has a before-and-after result.
Finish and verify the Leaf Collection
When the collection appears complete, remain in the server long enough for any interface sequence and Roblox badge award to register. Check the official Leaf Collection badge on your Roblox profile rather than relying only on a transient notification. If the badge does not appear, note the last collection feedback, wait briefly, and verify whether the game still shows an unresolved count before repeating the whole route.
Use Badges for the official badge record and troubleshooting boundaries. Use the Map Guide to rebuild a route if your notes have landmarks but no consistent cell order.
Evidence and live-test boundary
Official, checked August 14, 2026: the experience belongs to Muffin Interactive, and its Leaf Collection badge says it is earned by finding all special leaves and completing the collection.
Needs in-game testing: the number of special leaves, all coordinates, appearance, prompts, per-leaf feedback, area requirements, respawn behavior, shared credit, persistence, relation to 100%, and badge-award timing. No unverified count or location is presented here as official.
A verified location list should grow from current observations in this exact experience. Until then, the four-layer sweep and landmark record are the safest way to find and report every special leaf without importing another game’s collectibles.