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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.3-snapshot-3
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Licensed LGPL-3.0-or-later
Published 8 hours ago
Updated last month
Redyeable (Data Pack Edition)
Redyeable is a simple, vanilla-friendly mod/data pack that allows players to redye blocks—like glass and terracotta—as many times as they want and individually, just like wool!
This project is a Data Pack-based port of the original Java mod. By repackaging it, this version now natively supports loading across Forge, NeoForge, Fabric, and Quilt!
🔍 With vs. Without Redyeable
❌ Without Redyeable (Vanilla Behavior)

- One-Time Only: You can only dye blocks like terracotta and glass once. Accidentally picked the wrong color? Too bad, it's permanent.
- Bulk Crafting Only: You are forced to dye these blocks in strict groups of eight. Want to dye just a single glass pane? You can't.
⭕ With Redyeable

- Infinite Redyeing: Dye and redye blocks as many times as your heart desires!
- Single Block Crafting: Dye blocks one at a time for ultimate flexibility—exactly like wool.
- Expanded Compatibility: Adds this single/multi-dye functionality to:
- Banners & Candles
- Concrete & Concrete Powder
- Glass & Glass Panes
- Terracotta & Glazed Terracotta
- Bonus Recipes: Includes several new dye combination recipes for added convenience.

⚙️ Environment & Installation
- Singleplayer: Works perfectly fine straight out of the box.
- Multiplayer: Must be installed on the server-side to function correctly for all players.
📜 Credits & Licensing
- Original Creator: This project is a data pack port based on the original Redyeable mod by willowmayweep.
- License Change: The original mod was released under the MIT License. This derived data pack version is now relicensed and distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
- Original MIT License notice and credits are preserved within the repository.
💬 Developer's Note
This is my very first time developing and releasing a mod project! Any feedback, bug reports, or suggestions would be very highly appreciated. Thank you for trying it out!


