Pop on over to https://github.com/Kyraleese/Mod-To-Dye-For-1.3.2.001 and check it out; you should be able to just drop the zip file over there into your mods directory. This is an early beta version; I'm switching from ModLoader to Forge. I still need to add a few more dyeable blocks and a config file. For now you'll get:
Dyeable (Stained) Glass
Dyeable Cobblestone
Dyeable Stone
Dyeable Wood Planks.
Come on, add some color to your minecraft worlds! You know you want to!!
I've just added fence posts. You get wood, cobble and stone. Unfortunately at the moment the name is coming up simply as "[color] Fence". I plan to fix this in the future.
SapioiT: I'm working on it. Some (like stairs) are a little harder to do than others in a minimalist fashion (using damage values).
That said, I JUST finally figured out a way to do stairs dyable. Right now I only have wooden stairs in as dyable, and you have to use dyed wooden planks of the appropriate color to build them, but it's a trivial thing to add the cobblestone, stone, sandstone, etc (I'd have to look at all the different types). I also plan to allow you to dye already created stairs if you so desire, but that'll likely be part of the polish phase. Stairs have actually been stumping me for quite some time, because stairs use their damage value to determine which direction they face.
I'm a bit tired though and feeling a little under the weather. Hit my github to try it out; you can either pull the zip file or download it via the download button up near the top.
Perhaps if I get some time tomorrow I'll knock out a few more easier blocks; I'd like in time to also add compatibility with some of the more popular mods (dyed marble from RP2, anyone?) but I still need to figure out how to do that.
Fixed a bug with the stairs. Their data wasn't being saved, so whenever a chunk was unloaded (for instance, when you quit and then reload), they'd all default to one position. I have, after a week's worth of mucking around in the code and trial and error, fixed it.
You still only have dyeable wooden stairs. The stone and cobblestone I think might be in, but at the moment they've got no names. Look at the recipes in NEI. I added a recipe that adds 3 dye to the typical stairs recipe, so you can either build them out of already dyed wood or you can build them out of your wood and dye them at creation time. Your choice.
Dyeable (Stained) Glass
Dyeable Cobblestone
Dyeable Stone
Dyeable Wood Planks.
Come on, add some color to your minecraft worlds! You know you want to!!
--Kyraleese
That said, I JUST finally figured out a way to do stairs dyable. Right now I only have wooden stairs in as dyable, and you have to use dyed wooden planks of the appropriate color to build them, but it's a trivial thing to add the cobblestone, stone, sandstone, etc (I'd have to look at all the different types). I also plan to allow you to dye already created stairs if you so desire, but that'll likely be part of the polish phase. Stairs have actually been stumping me for quite some time, because stairs use their damage value to determine which direction they face.
I'm a bit tired though and feeling a little under the weather. Hit my github to try it out; you can either pull the zip file or download it via the download button up near the top.
Perhaps if I get some time tomorrow I'll knock out a few more easier blocks; I'd like in time to also add compatibility with some of the more popular mods (dyed marble from RP2, anyone?) but I still need to figure out how to do that.
The direct download: https://github.com/K...2.001/downloads
The source (not necessarily the most elegant way to do it): https://github.com/K...e-For-1.3.2.001
You still only have dyeable wooden stairs. The stone and cobblestone I think might be in, but at the moment they've got no names. Look at the recipes in NEI. I added a recipe that adds 3 dye to the typical stairs recipe, so you can either build them out of already dyed wood or you can build them out of your wood and dye them at creation time. Your choice.