Matching Flame Colors to Modded Fire and Custom Fluids

Preparing Modded Flame Sources

In addition to vanilla soul fire, Dyed Flames Mod supports modded fire blocks and custom burning fluids. To verify that your modded environment is displaying colored flames properly:

1. Place your modded fire block or pour your custom burning fluid into an enclosed area.

2. Ensure the fire source or fluid is capable of setting entities on fire upon contact.

Testing and Confirming Visuals

Once your modded flame hazard is placed, test its visual output on an entity:

1. Spawn or lure a mob into the modded fire or custom fluid.

2. Step away once the entity ignites and observe the burning overlay.

3. Confirm that the flames across the mob's model reflect the exact hue of the modded block or fluid rather than reverting to default vanilla orange.

4. Check the rising smoke particles to verify that color-matched smoke trails follow the burning mob.

If a modded block does not automatically reflect its color, it can be registered quickly by adding it to the mod's data-driven JSON definitions.