1.8 and back:
This mod makes chain, iron, gold, and diamond armor customizable. To change the color of a piece of armor, just place the piece and the dye of your choice in the crafting table. All of the dyes in the game work. Different types of base armor(Chain, Iron, Gold, Diamond) create different variations of the colors so even more customization is available. Sponges are also now craftable and used to clean the dyes from the armor. All recipes are shapeless.
1.9 -1.10.2:
ColorfulArmor got it's much needed reboot. The mod had gotten way off track with the different armors being added. This version goes back to the core purpose of the mod which is to dye your vanilla armors. While it doesn't produce the same vibrant results as before, it does stick to a more realistic pallet with the dyes. After many requests to make the mod smaller by changing the colors in the code like leather. Here is the first iteration of it. I hope you enjoy. Any questions or comments please either post or send me a pm and I will get back to you as soon as I see it.
1.12.2 +
Back to the basics I'm afraid. It makes the mod so much larger but it works. I may release a version that works like the 1.9 at some point.
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Also check out my new mod Colorful Tools! https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/colorfultools
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I'm making personal changes to the pack that I may or may not share at some point as a download. One thing I'm working on is eliminating tiling errors through texture additions and blockstate/model changes. Right now, doors. Here's some screenshot of the changes:
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Sorry for the late reply, but you have to turn off Alternate Blocks in the video options. Though, here is a fix you can load alongside the pack to fix said tiling errors even if you leave on alternate blocks. This also contains simplified animations for the ores, furnace, and nether portal (no visual difference in-game, though it may increase performance very slightly). Set it above the main pack for best results.
Feel free to include any or all of these changes in the main 1.8 pack, Pavo.
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Are you making a pack that you're trying to utilize connected textures in, or are you using someone else's pack?
In either case, that's not how connected textures in Optifine works. Optifine uses a set of 47 pre-made textures by the pack-maker for complete control over the look of each connection. It also allows for advanced controls, such as nesting effects. You can randomize certain pieces of connected textures, you could connect certain repeating parts of connected textures, etc.. However, all of this requires textures made and rules set by resourcepack makers. What you're suggesting is both unreasonable and unlikely to work to the very particular tastes of most resourcepack makers.
All of this being said, your complaint is better-aimed at the resourcepack authors, not the Optifine creator's.
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This method is very similar to method 2, except somewhat easier since you don't have to set up the questions yourself, and because you can do this anonymously if you prefer.
Simply fill out (hopefully all) the answers on the page, and hit the submit button. I'll receive a notification and will add the mod asap.
Method 2 - Leaving a post in this thread
To make making it easier for us easier for you (what?), we provide (free of charge) a set of questions. Some will have multiple choices from a set of choices. You simply open up the spoiler below, select the entire set, copy it, and paste it into your post. From there, you just fill in the answers to the question in regards to the mod.
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$tell ZeroLevels Hey, would you please add my mod to the list? It's called ModName and the link is this.is.a/link. Thanks in advance!
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MCPatcher hasn't worked Forge since Forge 1.7.10-10.13.2.1291 that I'm aware of. This was the last version of Forge for 1.7.10 before they started suffixing the build titles with -1.7.10.
Forge build 1291 was released on January/23/2015, so if you can't wait for support to be re-jigged, then this is the version of Forge you're going to have to use (as well as mods that still work with this version) with MCPatcher and the repackager unless someone else has figured out other methods. If so, do tell... <3
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According to the thread and this wiki page, the latest version of BTW is for Minecraft 1.5.2.
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A lot of people judge too quickly, especially these days. Take any quality of any game, an it becomes a handle for them to base their judgments on, even if they've never played it themselves. That said, even if they do, it's not necessarily going to make them feel differently about it. In the long run, it doesn't matter. If they call themselves gamers, I feel that one day they'll at least give it a shot, just to try the game that at one point grabbed hold of a surprisingly large portion of the gaming world.
Everyone has their opinion. I love MC, but plenty of people hate it. For both good reasons, and bad ones. It's by no means a new thing.
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You don't install resource/texture packs with MCPatcher. MCPatcher is for adding capabilities for resource packs to take advantage of in order to extend the reach and capabilities of resource packs. If you want to install a resource pack, open Minecraft, go to Options, click the button (labeled "Resource Packs..." by default) that opens up the resource pack selection menu, and then click the "Open resource pack folder". This should open the folder in which you would place your resource packs that you download.
So, for instance, if you were to download Pixel Perfection (as an example), you would receive a .zip file containing its textures. You would put the .zip file into the folder opened by the above-mentioned method. There is normally no need to extract anything, so don't worry. You're done. Your resource pack is installed, you just need to activate it in-game. You don't need MCPatcher for it to run. However, the resource pack does also use MCPatcher features for greater aesthetic appeal, so patching with MCPatcher would go well with this.
Download MCPatcher, run it, choose the version of MC you wish to patch, and click patch when it's done loading. Restart your Minecraft launcher, and select the new profile labeled "MCPatcher". Once the game is loaded, if you haven't done so already, go into options > Resource Packs... and make sure the resource pack you want to be active is on the right side (assuming you're using MC 1.7 or higher). Then click "Done", and you're all set to play.
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Do you really think holding something of your parents' hostage, even if it's something you gave them originally, is best way to go about getting what you want? Especially considering that the computer itself was likely given to you by said parents, who, if you live with them, could just as easily take your privilege of even having one away from you. In short, be a bit nicer about it, and it'll likely happen more quickly. If she said she would, then be patient. Minecraft's not going anywhere. You've got time.
I mean no offense, really. It's just hard to judge whether you're just joking or not.
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If those mods are Forge mods, then you should need only to patch a profile with Forge already installed. Don't install forge mods with the patcher, just put them into the mods folder as usual. Since it creates a separate profile upon patching anyways, and you can quite easily revert to the previous version if it doesn't work out, you could always just test it.