Minecraft – What are various block heights in Minecraft

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I've managed a rough method of rating both horse speed and jump distance, but I still need to rate their jump height and I guess an obstacle course with obstacles of varied height could be helpful.

Can someone provide me with list of Minecraft blocks with non-standard heights, including these heights? I know there are blocks both taller than 1m (fence, wall), slightly shorter (soul sand, farmland), half-size (various slabs) and quite thin (pressure plate, carpet, trapdoor) but is there any listing/comparison of these?

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The Solid block article has a section with block heights:

Here is a list of blocks with non-standard heights, from tallest to shortest:

Fence, Cobblestone Wall: 1 1/2 (also thinner)

Soul Sand, Chest, Brewing Stand (stand part): 7/8

End Portal Frame (without Eye of Ender): 13/16

Enchantment Table, Cocoa Bean (plant), Head (on wall): 3/4

Bed: 9/16

Slab, Head (on ground), bottom part of stair: 1/2

Cake: 7/16

Daylight Sensor, Flower Pot: 3/8

Inside of cauldron: 5/16

Brewing Stand (base), Redstone Repeater, Trapdoor: 1/8

Snow: 1/8 per layer after the first (0 for one layer, 7/8 for eight)

Lily Pad: 1/64

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