Dyes in "Meincraft": what are they and how to get them?

Many people play in "Maynkraft" and complain that there are not enough bright colors. In various games, the brightness is just off scale, but here everything is too realistic. The problem is solved very simply, because the game has dyes - special items that allow you to paint something in bright colors. They do not do any good, but they can greatly amuse your aesthetic sense. Therefore, do not ignore the dyes in "Maynkraft" - they will make the surrounding world better.

Extraction of dyes

First of all, you should understand how to extract materials that can then be used for painting. Dyes in "Maincrafter" are mostly found in nature in an almost ready form. For example, if you put a bow on a workbench and scrub it, you end up with a purple dye. If you replace the onion with a tulip, you will get an orange paint. So do not think that mining dyes in the game - it's something very complicated. Of course, there are some difficulties that you need to know about, because not all colors are obtained from the crafting of plants. For "Meincraft" "how to make a black dye?" - this is a fairly common question. But the whole point is that you can not copy it - you will have to hunt dangerous enemies, octopuses, but when you kill them you will receive their ink bags, which are black dyes. The same goes for some other colors in the Meincraft. How to make a green dye? Very simply, you need to collect cacti, but not craft them, and burn in the oven, which will give immediate results. That's how the dye system works in this game, so you have to learn all the basic and additional colors to be able to get them yourself.

Coloring of wool

Dyes in "Maincrafter" are mainly used for dyeing wool. This is done in order to then use the wool as an element of decor - it can be applied absolutely everywhere. You can decorate the walls of the house with it - this is the most common example from the world of "Maincraft". Moreover, there are some features that are important for every player. In nature, there are sheep with a certain color of wool, so you can not waste time looking for a dye, and immediately take the wool from such sheep. For example, you can not risk your own health and do not attack octopuses, but find black sheep - and you will already have a black coat. Also pay attention to the fact that sheep, painted in a certain color, when crossing with the sheep of another color will give a derivative shade in the offspring, if it exists. This can also be used to make life easier and not to collect dyes in Maynkraft around the world.

Other items that can be dyed

Unfortunately, in Maynkraft, not all items are subject to coloring, that is, you can not redraw the whole world in your own way. Therefore, pay attention to what kind of objects you can change the color. In addition to wool, you can paint the collar of your dog or wolf. But much more practical is the coloring of leather armor. Since it has far from the highest protective index, it can be used as an aesthetic multi-colored outfit, because other types of armor do not lend coloring.

Typology of dyes

Another important point of "Meincraft", concerning dyes, should know everything. Not all colors you can get in simple ways. Therefore, to begin with, it is worth highlighting those colors that do not require mixing. For example, the blue dye in "Maynkraft" is obtained when developing lazurite deposits. Let the methods of extraction of dyes differ, they do not require additional processing, so they are simple. In all there are thirteen, but only seven of them are wholly to simple. The remaining six you can get by mixing together other simple dyes. But this does not make them complicated, because complex colors are completely different colors.

Secondary and tertiary dyes

In the game there are also secondary, as well as tertiary dyes. They are produced by more complex mixing. For example, a gray dye you can get, a scraped with each other an ink bag that gives a black color, and bone meal. But everything is much more complicated with tertiary flowers, since they require mixing secondary colors with other secondary colors or also with bone meal. There are nine in total secondary and tertiary, which gives a total result of twenty-two colors, which you can use for your own pleasure. Naturally, there is a hope that the developers of the game "Meincraft" will expand both the assortment of colors and the variety of ways to use them, but for now players will have to be content with such a set.