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(Bedrock Parity) Dyable Cauldrons & More

Please. Add the function to dye water in cauldrons. It's on Bedrock Edition but not Java Edition. Also the function to put potions into Cauldrons. The dyed water would be able to dye leather armor just like in Bedrock Edition, you get the point. But this seriously needs to be added into the Java Edition of the game.

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• June 16, 2019 01:02
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  smitchell1106 commented

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  • October 30, 2019 22:43
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  This feature is in Java on the PS4 console. I’ve done it before

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  Orlando Schieppati commented

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  • November 01, 2019 11:42
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  smitchell1106, PS4 edition is a variant of bedrock.

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  davide riccardo pascu commented

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  • March 06, 2020 09:28
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  There should also be the possibility of putting lava in cauldrons 

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  KingSheepMC commented

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  • May 27, 2020 15:32
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  Yeah it would make leather armor easier to dye and it will use a lot less dye when there is dyeable cauldrons. Cauldrons with lava should be added too. It will look cool on certain builds.

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  CastledPlace625 commented

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  • June 22, 2020 14:20
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  This is such a cool feature on Bedrock and it should be brought to the Java Edition of the game to make the two more similar!

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  Spadeof3s commented

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  • August 01, 2020 11:13
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  I can't believe this over a year old and still isn't in Java, they've added so much other stuff that in comparison is much less useful than this on Java, and this isn't just some minor tweak that's different between two platforms this is an actual game play mechanic, important enough to where on bedrock dying 4 pieces of leather armor only costs 1 dye if using the cauldron and on Java resulting in both less options for decorations and more importantly unfairly balanced, it's unfair to players on Java that actually have to use 3 more resources for the same thing that bedrock users only have to use one of, there is no cheaper option. Please Mojang if this could and already is done on bedrock there is no excuse for this to not be on Java

  On the bright side of this in the mean time you can use this datapack+resource pack that adds in the feature to dye cauldrons and dye your leather armor with them

  Honestly Mojang if some random person can add this feature in via datapack+resource pack why can't you, the game makers, add this in officially

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  Morgan Hammond commented

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  • September 23, 2020 22:27
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  I cant beleive you guys cant dye cauldron water. I can use 1 water bucket and 1 dye for an entire set of leather aromor on bedrock. 

   

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  ChaosDagger4129 commented

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  • March 19, 2021 19:30
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  smitchell1106 and Orlando Schieppati PS4 edition is a different version altogether from bedrock and java, after all it is now going to be likely discontinued and replaced with the universal bedrock standard.

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  gaspoweredpick commented

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  • April 18, 2021 03:50
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  Lava cauldrons are now in Java. Pog!

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  Melly Dow commented

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  • May 11, 2021 03:24
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  Dyable cauldrons make it easier / possible to obtain all the shades and hues of leather armor and horse armor we want that we cant make in survival without commands. Please give this to us on Java if secondary tertiary colors for dyes aren't planned in survival crafting.