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Safely Removing the Data Pack from a Survival World

Removing custom content from an active survival save can sometimes delete blocks or leave broken textures behind, but this data pack keeps your world saves completely safe if you ever decide to play without it.

Preparing Your Builds Before Removal

Every block produced by the pack's recipes is a standard vanilla glazed terracotta block. Placed floors, walls, and stored items in chests will remain intact after removal, though you will lose the ability to re-dye them again.

1. Check any ongoing builds or storage chests for glazed terracotta colors you still plan to change.

2. Recolor those blocks using your 2×2 inventory grid or crafting table while the recipes remain active.

3. Save and quit to the title screen once your final color adjustments are finished.

Disabling or Deleting the Pack Cleanly

You can turn off the recipes either temporarily in-game or permanently from your world folder:

1. Temporary disable: With commands enabled in-game, run /datapack list to check the pack's exact entry name, then run /datapack disable followed by that name.

2. Permanent removal: From the world selection menu, select your world, click Edit, and open the world folder. Open the datapacks subfolder and delete the Re Dye Glazed Terracotta archive or folder.

3. Load back into your survival world; all previously recolored blocks will stay in place as normal vanilla blocks.