Okay, so this is my idea: You could make snow cones in the game by putting a snowball, a stick, sugar, and a dye into a crafting table. It would replenish 1 hunger point and give you a small effect depending on the dye you used. I think this would be a good idea because it would give players a good way to get food in snowy biomes, and it would make snow more useful in the game.
Actually, this makes sense, except for the small effect part. But, a super customizable food that can be easy to obtain would actually fit quite well. I support.
Yeah, I guess the dye giving an effect makes no sense, now that I think about it. Max_Cobar, good idea for the crafting. Mathy, a saturation value of 0.8 seems reasonable.
I think what the dye should do is change the color of the snow cone, and maybe also the flavor. For example, if you used red dye, the item would be labeled "cherry snowcone", yellow would be "lemon snowcone", etc.
Not sure what black and gray would be flavored, though.
I kinda like it, but I wish there was some other way to add the color.
But it should be crafted with three paper in a bucket shape (since snow cones in real life are often served in paper cones), and a snowball in the middle. I guess put the dye on top of the Snowball.
Small effect defined by dye: Not crazy about it.
Here is how the Crafting would look like.
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If you don't know what that is you can look at that.
Not sure what black and gray would be flavored, though.
I'd love to see something you can customize to no end, but the status effect makes no sense, since it's just dye.
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But it should be crafted with three paper in a bucket shape (since snow cones in real life are often served in paper cones), and a snowball in the middle. I guess put the dye on top of the Snowball.