Seafoams Dyeable Blocks FAQ

First, craft a Color Essence using the recipe shown in the wiki, then craft a Paintbrush. Place your paintbrush in a crafting grid with any dye to color it, and you're ready to right-click blocks to paint them.

You can dye wool, carpet, concrete, terracotta, wood planks, wood plank stairs, wood plank slabs, bricks, brick stairs, brick slabs, stained glass, stained glass panes, glowstone, and iron bars.

Yes, you need to craft and dye a separate paintbrush for each color you want to use. You can dye a paintbrush by placing it in a crafting grid with any dye.

This mod only allows you to dye stained glass and stained glass panes, not regular glass blocks.

Nothing will happen—the mod only affects blocks on the paintable blocks list, so other blocks will remain unchanged.

You can paint over a dyed block with a different color by right-clicking it with another paintbrush, or break the block and place a new undyed one.

Yes, you need to craft a Color Essence as part of the paintbrush recipe each time you want to make a new paintbrush.

No, this mod only allows you to dye wood plank stairs, wood plank slabs, brick stairs, and brick slabs—not stairs or slabs from other materials.

No, dyed blocks work exactly the same as their undyed versions—dyeing is purely cosmetic and doesn't affect how blocks behave.

The mod allows you to dye concrete blocks; check the paintable blocks list to confirm whether concrete powder is included in your version.