Coal to Dye

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What kind of datapack is this?

This datapack introduces a small but convenient tweak to your survival experience.

Coal finally gets a little more versatile.

- Got too much coal? Turn it into something useful. - No ink sacs nearby? No problem. - Simple, logical, and fits vanilla gameplay.

Test how this tiny addition can make your resource management just a bit smoother

Features

Interactions

- Craft Black Dye using different types of coal: - Regular Coal - Charcoal - Simple crafting recipes that feel natural and balanced - No need to hunt squids just for dye anymore

Miscellaneous effects

- Fully vanilla-friendly (no new items, only recipes) - Works in both singleplayer and multiplayer worlds - Lightweight and performance-friendly

Installation Guide

Step 1: Download the datapack

Download the datapack file(it should be a .zip archive, do not extract it!).

Step 2: Install into the world

- First method(new world) 1) Create new world 2) Go to the “More” tab 3) Click "Data Packs" then "Open Pack Folder"

- Second method(an existing world) 1) Launch Minecraft 2) Go to Singleplayer 3) Select your world 4) Click Edit → Open World Folder 5) Find the "datapacks" folder

Step 3: Install the datapack

Move the downloaded .zip file into the folder(make sure the file stays zipped)

Extra

If something isn't working, double-check the following: - Does the data pack version match the Minecraft version? - Is the data pack installed in the correct folder (not just in .minecraft)? - Did you re-enter the world after installation?

If any of these are missing, the datapack may not work as expected.