Colourful Trees Stone And Water Wiki & Guide

Hold a dye in your hand and right-click on a compatible block (trees, stone, water, etc.) to change its color. You can also craft colored variants using the base block and dye together in a crafting table.

The mod adds color variants for trees (logs, leaves, wood), stone types, water, and various other blocks. Check the mod description or in-game to see which blocks in your world support dyeing.

Yes, you can create colored water sources by right-clicking water with a dye, or by crafting colored water blocks. The colored water flows and behaves like normal water.

Right-click the dyed block with a colorless variant, or craft the block with a colorless dye to restore it to its base state.

You can do both—right-click blocks in-world with dye for instant coloring, or craft colored variants in advance for building projects.

The mod includes all 16 standard Minecraft dye colors plus a colorless variant, giving you 17 total options for each compatible block.

No, colored variants function identically to their base blocks—they're purely cosmetic changes with the same hardness, drops, and behavior.

The mod works best with vanilla blocks and blocks from mods that follow standard Minecraft block conventions; compatibility with heavily modded environments depends on how those mods structure their blocks.

You'll get the colored block as a drop, preserving the dye color you applied.

Yes, you can dye tree leaves and logs independently by right-clicking each part with different dyes to create custom color combinations.