Implemented Undying Terracotta

At the moment there is a way to change stained glass back to it’s normal form by surrounding blaze powder with the glass. What about the same concept that allows you to un-dye terracotta?

 

Support, and reverting concrete back to concrete powder would be useful too

 

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This is a great idea.

But while your at it, can you also add this too?

(Maybe use bone-meal)

 

I think you can already dye wool back to its original colour with bone-meal.

This would also be quite useful. Although I understand concrete powder is low demand unless made into concrete.

 

This would also be quite useful. Although I understand concrete powder is low demand unless made into concrete.[/QUOTE]
There is nothing else you can do with concrete powder. Concrete powder is like the default glass in the spectrum of concrete.

 

Support, this would be really nice to have.

I like this amendment, perhaps also it can work regardless of colour of the terracotta? So if you don’t have 8 blocks of one colour, you could - for example - use yellow and grey in the recipe and achieve the same result.

I have a lot of scraps of terracotta left over in a chest with odd colours I’m not likely to use much, if I could undye it and reuse it, it would save me a lot of grass.

 

I agree. I have a couple of DC full of terracotta of various colours from my map art island. Mostly red, orange and pink- but I’m finding these hard to sell.

 

I really like this idea, it would be incredibly useful to change the colours of any terracotta and turn it into others. It ends up being so expensive when you accidentally make too much of one colour and then you have to buy more when in reality you could just re-colour the terracotta. This would also be a good idea for concrete, although there could be three ways this can be achieved.

1. You could somehow make a recipe to convert hard concrete back into concrete powder, this allows players to use sand converters to change the colour of the concrete powder really easily. If you are not sure what I am talking about, simply search up on YouTube "Minecraft sand converter" and the first video seems pretty good at explaining it. This would hardly ruin the economy for concrete, as it still requires a lot of effort.
2. Building on the first point really, you could be able to convert it to powder and then with a dye you could turn it a different colour, this may decrease the price of concrete slightly though.
3. You could allow hard concrete to be turned into any other colour with a dye in the middle.

All of these points would be good to be included, and would help players so much.
I know Devannn_ would find this handy!

 

There's lots of suggestions like these, Support,

It would be amazing for me since I have a lot of terracotta to un-dye.

 

I support this suggestion, it would save a lot of potential waste in regards to terracotta, and having a recipe like this for glass, but not for other similar blocks seems a missed opportunity.

I'm not sure I quite agree with this; concrete powder is a falling block, so can replace sand and gravel in anything that would use those (I'm mainly thinking redstone here), which also allows you to fit the colour scheme of whatever build you might be working on. Though having some concrete powder and being able to wipe and re-dye it;

would be very useful for this purpose as well, in a similar way to glass.

This is a really good addition to the suggestion and one that would be worth also considering adding for glass if it isn't already the case? And concrete powder, now I come to think of it xd

 

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Support! It'll help with the spawn of your island!

 

Support, this would be extremely helpful (for those reasons stated above).

 

It sure would. I have several DC of the wrong colours such as pinks, reds, oranges, etc. All of which are completely useless to me at the moment.

 

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Yes support, although I dont play much Ive had times where I had plenty of useless colors of concrete while I had to buy new concrete while instead I could have used the other one if I could just change the color.

 

I support this, terracotta is noice.

 

This is for terracotta.