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Using Dye on RedStone Component Changes Colors of Output RedStone Dust Connected

Crouching and using Dye on a Redstone Repeater changes the color of the red on the repeater and the redstone dust coming out of it turns into the used dye's color.

Similar to how placing a colored glass block on a beacon changes the output beams color.

When 2 lines of restone meet with each their own color, the redstone dust on that block will be a color of the 2 combined.
Ex: 1 Red line meets 1 blue line, the block's redstone dust will be Purple

This should ofcourse also work on a Comparators, Buttons, Pressureplates, and so on.

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    I think Mumbo’s idea of having redstone ridges makes more sense since it is basically just walls and it would be easy for lines to connect if you want them to. 

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    I like the idea and I’d like to add to that

    I would like it if the different colors would not mix but stay apart so you can put two different redstone lines together and they won’t connect