Jena_Thornwyrd Ah interesting, I didn't know it did that.

Guimoute do as you see fit, all I can say is that a non-conform modid prevent your mod to be listed as a dependency.

Being in the process of creating a modpack, I can assure you that this is a hindrance.

Jena_Thornwyrd No. Not having a way to separate words makes folder names hard to read.

Please, consider changing the modid to follow the specs :
Must only contain lowercase letters and numbers. No special chars, whitespaces, uppercase letters, etc. allowed

removing the underscore, ex:

{
"type": "content",
"modid": "dyerecipesfix",
"name": "Dye recipe fix",
"description" : "Modifies most dye recipes to accept 1:1 water to pigment ratio instead of 4:4.",
"authors": ["Guimoute"],
"version": "1.1.0",
"RequiredOnClient": true,
"RequiredOnServer": true,
"dependencies": {}
}

thank you

Guimoute Understood, thank you

MikeSyrup Yes without problem. The mod is a small json patch, it will work forever on any version. I removed 1.20-pre from supported versions for now just to avoid your confusion.

Will the 1.20pre version still work on 1.19.8?

VaelophisNyx 1.19

1.19?

ThreeHeadedDingo Glad you find it useful!

I've wondered about that for a while too, I suspect it's because the main use of dyes (colored leather) takes 4 dyes per leather. It could also be because the recipes cycle between ingredients and you want to keep the 4 litres of water in the blue dye recipe regardless of the pigment used (1 lapis lazulli or 4 cornflowers).

Thanks for this. No idea why the vanilla recipes are the way they are.