Dyes

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This is the Matcha Flavoured version of Dye, renamed or changed from vanilla Minecraft.
Dyes
White Dye.png: Inventory sprite for White Dye in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: White Dye
TypeItem
StackableYes (64)
Resource locationminecraft:white_dye
Defined inwhite_dye_from_bonemeal.json

Dyes color wool, glass, terracotta, concrete, banners, beds, sacks and other blocks. The sixteen dyes work as in vanilla Minecraft. Matcha Flavoured changes where several of them come from: most of the new recipes give more dye per ingredient, and several turn common or renamed materials into dye.

Obtaining

The table lists every dye recipe that differs from vanilla. Dyes not listed are made only the vanilla way.

Dye Recipe in Matcha Flavoured Vanilla recipe removed
White dye 1 bone meal → 2[1]
1 calcite → 4[2]
1 bone meal → 1
Black dye 1 ink sac or wither rose → 4[3]
2 coal or charcoal, side by side → 4[4]
1 ink sac → 1; 1 wither rose → 1
Green dye Cactus in a mud kiln (5 s) or blast furnace (2.5 s) → 1[5]
Water bottle + raw copper + sulfur chunk → 2 (the bottle is returned)[6]
Cactus in a furnace
Red dye 2 tomatoes → 2[7]
1 crimson fungus → 2[8]
1 beetroot → 1 (beetroot is renamed tomatoes)
Cyan dye 1 warped fungus → 2[9]
Blue dye 1 lapis lazuli → 2[10] 1 lapis lazuli → 1
Light gray dye 1 peony → 2[11] 1 peony → 2 pink dye

The vanilla recipes in the last column are blocked in the datapack's pack.mcmeta.[12]

Because many flowers can be cloned with a water bottle and bone meal (see Hyacinth#Cloning), flower dyes are also renewable in bulk.

Usage

Dyes are used as in vanilla. In the pack's own recipes:

History

0.7-alpha Crimson and warped fungus make red and cyan dye.
1.02 Picking up lapis lazuli unlocks the blue dye recipe.
1.10 The black dye recipe unlocks properly.
1.12.1-alpha The black dye recipe was changed, and ink sacs and wither roses give more dye.

References