Dyed End

This is a simple Fabric mod that adds Dyed End Stone Bricks to the dyed block family. Unlike other Vanilla dyed blocks, these also come in stair, slab, and wall form, offering great flexibility for building. Their color palette is somewhat pastel-leaning, with a couple of deviations from the standard Vanilla dye hues: most notably, Green End Stone Bricks are less yellow-tinted and a bit more "emerald-like" in hue, and Purple End Stone Bricks are rather light--which pairs very nicely with Purpur.

The blocks can be made by placing one dye in the middle of the crafting grid surrounded by eight Vanilla End Stone Bricks or End Stone Brick Stairs/Slabs/Walls to make their respective dyed variants. The Dyed End Stone Brick blocks themselves can also be crafted into stairs/slabs/walls just like their non-dyed Vanilla counterparts. Alternatively, stairs, slabs, and walls can be made from the full blocks in the Stonecutter.

Why End Stone Bricks in particular?

A few reasons--

1. Many people have done dyed versions of regular Stone Bricks before, so this offers a bit of a twist on the idea
2. End Stone Bricks are significantly more blast resistant than regular Stone Bricks, not to mention any Vanilla dyed block (which are all rather lacking in blast resistance, even Terracotta). With these bricks, your colorful builds can now be highly durable as well
3. These blocks requiring End Stone to craft creates an additional fun incentive for traveling to the End

Some possible plans for the future--

• Maybe a color adjustment or two if necessary
• Dyed Purpur, so we can have a colorful set of tile-like blocks to choose from too
• A port to 1.21.1 once I feel that I'm ready for it. This is my first mod, so I'm still getting my bearings

NOTE FOR FORGE PLAYERS: Good news; this mod DOES work with the latest version of Sinytra Connector for 1.20.1 Forge. :D It was incompatible in the past, but after testing with a more recent version of Connector, I can confirm it works just fine now. Just be sure to install the Forgified Fabric API instead of the regular Fabric API alongside Connector. Enjoy <3