
Dye more Biomes O' Plenty blocks in any color.
27.8 of the 64 points that apply = 43 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Seafoam’s Dyeable Blocks Biomes O Plenty Compatibility extends Seafoam’s Dyeable Blocks by adding full RGB dye support to selected Biomes O’ Plenty blocks. You can recolor all variants of Biomes O’ Plenty sandstone blocks, stairs, and slabs, as well as wood planks, stairs, and slabs, plus Brimstone. To use the added support, craft a Color Essence from red, green, and blue dyes with an iron ingot, make a Paintbrush, dye it to the color you want, and use it on a supported block. The compatibility mod requires both Seafoam’s Dyeable Blocks and Biomes O’ Plenty.
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