Cauldron Dyeing
This mod adds Bedrock's ability to dye leather armor or leather horse armor with cauldrons to Java Edition.

The usage is the same as in Bedrock, using dye on a cauldron with water will color the water, adding dye multiple times will blend the dyes same as in a crafting table. When you use a dyeable item on the cauldron, it will add the current color in the cauldron to the item. Using a water bucket on a cauldron with dyed water will reset the color.
Using a dyed item on an un-dyed water cauldron will still remove its color.
Installation
Make sure you have the latest version of Fabric Loader or Quilt Loader installed. To install, just drag the mod jar into your mods folder along with either FAPI or QFAPI.
Compatibility
Cauldron Dyeing is ensured to be compatible with (Quilted) Fabric API, CaffeineMC mods, and Iris, if any incompatibility is found please report it on the issue tracker.
Note: The current method of displaying dyed water is not compatible with shaders that customize water color such as Complementary's Realistic-ish and RTX-ish settings.
Issues
Report any bugs, crashes, or other issues that may arise on the issue tracker.
All Versions
+ Add Version- Update to 1.20.3/4
- Remove unnecessary Sodium dependency
- Improve client-side performance
- Fix compatibility with Sodium 0.5
- Update to Minecraft 1.20
- Update to Minecraft 1.19.4
- Support Sodium 0.4.9
- Fixes compatibility with Create
Did I make changes to the build more than versioning? Yes.
Oh well.
Now the FMJ lists the correct Minecraft compatibility.
- Support 1.19.2
- Remove Minecraft versions from mod version
- Improve compatibility with other mods
- Correct
fabric.mod.jsoncompatibility versions - Improve build/publish scripts
- Update to 1.19
- Improve null color check
- Improve mixin compatibility
- Improve null color check
- Improve mixin compatibility
- Fix: incorrect synthetic method names causing crash on start
- Fix: incompatibility with Bedrockify
Compatible with the latest Sodium for 1.17.1 (0.3.4)