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Allow bundles to be undyed

Once a bundle has been dyed, it cannot be undyed currently. It could be solved by allowing bundles to be undyed in an undyed water cauldron.

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    This would put the Bundle in line with other dyeable items that have a "default" color like Leather Armor and Shulker Boxes, so I'm all for it!

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    yess

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    An alternative method should be crafting bundles with a dye bundle and a water bucket. The bucket will be emptied and the dyed bundle could be undyed.

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    This would be relatively easy in Bedrock Edition as the bundle could be undyed using a cauldron with regular water.

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    having dyeing be data driven in some coherent way would be cool for data pack developers. personally, i don't play much bedrock, or watch videos of bedrock except addon reviews. is there more functionality with dye and the cauldron in bedrock?

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    Overall they require a proper dye coloring system, so we could create unique bundles similar to leather armor.

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    no hace falta igual gracias

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    Bundles are undyed!?!

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    Maybe they could make it washable in the cauldron like leather armour.