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Colored Fire Charges (More Flame Colors)

By crafting a fire charge and a dye item together, a colored fire charge is created (e.g. "Red Fire Charge"). The colored fire charge, when used in the same circumstances as a normal fire charge, creates a colored flame on the ground (similar to the blue flames of soul soil). Additionally, torches and lanterns could be crafted with each, replacing the coal in the torch with a fire charge (possibly allowing normal fire charges to be used to create normal torches).

Colored fire charges give builders even more options to work with using fire, and the particles from torches can also be quite interesting when using commands.

An additional possibility: With 16 dyes, a fire could be made for every light level (with black fire producing no light).

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    I AGREE

     

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    This gives other items better uses especially fire charges so I like the idea.

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    DUDE!!!!! YOU GOT MY VOTE 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000%!!

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    I love it, but one suggestion. You said use the 16 color spectrum, yes? Well how about going Black, Dark Gray, Brown, Dark Blue, Dark Green, Cyan, Purple, Orange, Red, Magenta, Lime, Light Grey, Light Blue, Yellow, Pink, White, With Black being 0, all the way to White being 15?

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    How do you make the colored fire charge

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    That would be quite cool, there's some colors of fire in Minecraft Dungeons and they look great, I would love to see those colors in vanilla

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    I was just chatting to my 6 year old don about this idea. He was saying he would love to change the colour of fire because it would set the mood of a build. A black fire with a low light level would look really spooky in a haunted house. Stuff like that. So I googled it to see if it was possible and I see your post. You've got our vote too.

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    a am for