Fancy Dyes

# Fancy Dyes This mod adds special new dyes, that can be used on any armor to change how they look. !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/armor.gif?q) !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/all_dyes.gif?q) ## Usage <details> <summary>Crafting Dye</summary> If you're not using some sort of recipe mod, you start off by crafting some dye bottles. !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/dye_bottle_craft.png) When you craft some, you should get all the dye recipes in your recipe book. </details> <details> <summary>Adding Dye</summary> Dyes are added to armor using a smithing table. !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/dye_application.png) </details> <details> <summary>Adding Dye to Armor Trims</summary> To dye the trim, you'll need to put your dye into a Crafting Table to turn it into a small dye. !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/small_dye_craft.png) Then you can apply the dye in the same way you would apply a normal one! !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/small_dye_application.png) </details> <details> <summary>Removing Dye</summary> To remove a dye, simply put an empty bottle into a Smithing Table with the armor to reclaim your dye! !(https://www.haizor.net/minecraft/fancy-dyes/1-20/dye_removal.png) Small dye bottles can used to reclaim dyed armor trims. Small dye bottles are crafted in the same way you craft small dyes. </details> ## Compatibility <details> <summary>Shaders</summary> If you use shaders, all dyed items that aren't being rendered in your inventory are invisible. This is probably a (https://github.com/IrisShaders/Iris/blob/1.20-new/docs/development/compatibility/core-shaders.md), but I may try and revisit this issue in the future. </details> <details> <summary>Modded Armor</summary> It should be compatible with most modded armor that doesn't do anything too crazy. If you find a mod that doesn't work, please let me know! </details>