HexWool

Have you ever been building pixel art and just wish you could get the exact color you need? Or maybe you just want a carpet in deep blue. Whatever you fancy, it can be done with HexWool! This mod allows you to color several blocks any color by inputting a hexadecimal color code (or using the color picker) into the Wool Colorizer, which is crafted like so (wool can be any color):

The Wool Colorizer requires cyan, magenta, yellow and black dyes, not unlike a printer. The amounts can be adjusted or dye requirements disabled in the config.

The following blocks/items are supported by default:

• Wool
• Carpet
• Terracotta
• Concrete
• Glass
• Glass Pane
• Leather Armor

Colored blocks should be fully compatible with resource packs as I directly reference the vanilla textures.

Modders can add support for coloring their blocks/items by implementing the IColorizable interface on the Block or Item class.

Yes, you have permission to use this in any mod pack. Credit is appreciated but not required.

I haven't updated this mod in ages, so the last version is for 1.12.2. Not sure when I'll get around to updating it to a more modern version. Even so, I am uploading it here for the sake of archival, since people are jumping ship from a certain other site.

Have you ever been building pixel art and just wish you could get the exact color you need? Or maybe you just want a carpet in deep blue. Whatever you fancy, it can be done with HexWool! This mod allows you to color several blocks any color by inputting a hexadecimal color code (or using the color picker) into the Wool Colorizer, which is crafted like so (wool can be any color):

The Wool Colorizer requires cyan, magenta, yellow and black dyes, not unlike a printer. The amounts can be adjusted or dye requirements disabled in the config.

The following blocks/items are supported by default:

• Wool
• Carpet
• Terracotta
• Concrete
• Glass
• Glass Pane
• Leather Armor

Colored blocks should be fully compatible with resource packs as I directly reference the vanilla textures.

Modders can add support for coloring their blocks/items by implementing the IColorizable interface on the Block or Item class.

Yes, you have permission to use this in any mod pack. Credit is appreciated but not required.