Add colorful versions of redstone parts to match your builds.
24.6 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Colored Redstone expands redstone building with color variants of dust, blocks, torches, repeaters, comparators, and lamps. You can craft colored components using dyes or other colored components, and recolor placed blocks with dyes; in-world recoloring can be disabled in the configuration. Colored lamps match their shade and light level to the strength of the redstone signal, while colored torches and lamps can produce colored light when used with Albedo. Colors can also add configurable properties: blue components resist water, orange ones resist explosions, yellow ones resist fire and lava, white dropped items do not despawn, and green items are not destroyed by cactus. Other color effects include brown components that can burn as fuel and catch fire, purple blocks that reduce fall damage, magenta items that can be eaten, cyan blocks that may yield Enderman loot, and light-blue blocks that may yield fishing loot. Black, gray, light-gray, pink, and lime blocks may respectively cause wither, slowness, speed, or regeneration effects when stood on, or spawn a slime when broken; these properties and their configurable chances or durations can be adjusted or disabled.
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Adds 5 blocks: Block of Colored Redstone (), Colored Redstone Lamp (), Colored Redstone Torch (), Colored Redstone Comparator () and Colored Redstone Repeater (); 1 item: Colored Redstone Dust (); 199 recipes.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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