Color Mappings

Spectrum has the ability to map any registry object to an ink color. Funnily, this mapping is stored in a registry itself. _{Yes, it is technically possible to register a color mapping for a color mapping. I have not tried doing so.}

Spectrum uses that data for display purposes, for example:

• Items
  • the particles spawned from items in item bowls
  • the particles spawned when finished crafting a fusion shrine recipe
• Fluids
  • the "rising fluid" particles spawned when crafting fusion shrine recipes

You can specify color mappings by placing json files in the directory <data_pack_or_mod_name>/spectrum/ink_color_mapping/<registry_name>.

Properties

• {} entry: Predicates that have to pass for this fishing entry to evaluate
  • (InkColor) key: the ink color the entries in value are mapped to
  • (List of registry entries) value: the element(s) to map the ink color to

Examples

Item Example

Path: resources/data/spectrum/ink_color_mapping/item

{
  "spectrum:black": [
    "minecraft:black_wool",
    "minecraft:blackstone"
  ],
  "spectrum:blue": [
    "minecraft:blue_wool",
    "minecraft:turtle_scute"
  ],

Fluid Example

Path: resources/data/spectrum/ink_color_mapping/fluid

{
  "spectrum:pink": [
    "spectrum:liquid_crystal",
    "spectrum:flowing_liquid_crystal"
  ],
  "spectrum:brown": [
    "spectrum:sludge",
    "spectrum:flowing_sludge"
  ]
}