You can use dyes on wolves, like you use them on sheep. Cause maybe somone wants a green dog, go camo!
[NOTICE] This is not a true, this is a SUGGESTION lol.
[NOTICE2] Lol, try reading the part 'Suggestions'
What the ****? I love these newly spawned suggjestions.
But yeah, that would be quite silly and doesnt really add anything to the game D:
I wouldnt get a paint bucket and sit down with my dog to paint it green, because I like green.
Really? Since when, that's amazing, I'm going to try that right now. *it doesn't work* Hmm, that's weird.
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Really though, without ripping on his appalling typing, was it a bad idea? Not really. It's just purely aesthetic.
Does it make sense? Yeah. I've seen people (awful people) who have dyed their dog's hair.
And it would be really awesome to differentiate dogs this way. Better than just a tiny colored collar, like I've seen suggested before. And if you can do it to sheep, why not dogs?
it would be pretty funny plu they should act differently depending on there colour, if red they would attack everything and blue they would be passive, green they could wait for things to come within a certain distance.
it would be pretty funny plu they should act differently depending on there colour, if red they would attack everything and blue they would be passive, green they could wait for things to come within a certain distance.
I understand what you are getting at here, but why would dye change the behavior of wolfs?
A better way to implement something similar would be with feeding the wolf. You want a super aggressive guard dog? Give the wolf a raw pork chop, red meat will give him the taste for blood.
Want the wolf to be passive? Feed him a bucket of water and rub his belly.
And so on, feeding your wolf too much should make them fat and lazy. Playing fetch by throwing a bone or a stick would get the wolf back in shape if that happens.
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You can use dyes on wolves, like you use them on sheep. Cause maybe somone wants a green dog, go camo!
[NOTICE] This is not a true, this is a SUGGESTION lol.
[NOTICE2] Lol, try reading the part 'Suggestions'
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[NOTICE] This is not a true, this is a SUGGESTION lol.
[NOTICE2] Lol, try reading the part 'Suggestions'
Off-topic:I am actually making a camo house :tongue.gif:
But yeah, that would be quite silly and doesnt really add anything to the game D:
I wouldnt get a paint bucket and sit down with my dog to paint it green, because I like green.
i will like to use Black Ink with my wolf
I know it can be made with a texture pack just colouring it black but it will be awesome if we can have different dogs with different colors.
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Here. You deserve this more than me.
Really though, without ripping on his appalling typing, was it a bad idea? Not really. It's just purely aesthetic.
And it would be really awesome to differentiate dogs this way. Better than just a tiny colored collar, like I've seen suggested before. And if you can do it to sheep, why not dogs?
...Now that's a bad idea. The OP's is only silly.
I understand what you are getting at here, but why would dye change the behavior of wolfs?
A better way to implement something similar would be with feeding the wolf. You want a super aggressive guard dog? Give the wolf a raw pork chop, red meat will give him the taste for blood.
Want the wolf to be passive? Feed him a bucket of water and rub his belly.
And so on, feeding your wolf too much should make them fat and lazy. Playing fetch by throwing a bone or a stick would get the wolf back in shape if that happens.
You can use dyes on wolves, like you use them on sheep. Cause maybe somone wants a green dog, go camo!
[NOTICE] This is not a true, this is a SUGGESTION lol.
[NOTICE2] Lol, try reading the part 'Suggestions'