WoodDye ReForged

Requirements

One jar per Minecraft version — pick the one whose name ends in your version:

No dependencies. Optional: Create (fireproofing rides contraptions), Jade (shows "Fireproof"), JEI (fireproof items and an "in world" tab).

Install

Drop the jar into mods/ on both the server and the client.

Upgrading from 2.x: back up your world first, as for any major version. Fireproof blocks from 2.x turn into the ordinary block, fireproofed, the first time their chunk loads; fireproof items turn into fireproof ordinary items as they pass through a player's inventory. Nothing to do by hand.

What's new in 3.0

Every wood, in a measured order

• Woods are found through block tags, so a wood from a newer Minecraft or from another mod is picked up with no code. Switch on moddedWoods (and netherWoods for crimson and warped).
• The dye order is measured from each wood's texture rather than written by hand — vanilla's at build time, a mod's from its own jar at server start. dyeOrder = RAINBOW sorts around the colour wheel instead of light to dark.
• The bark order changed slightly as a result (bamboo is now second, oak ahead of pale oak).
• New config: dyeOrder, moddedWoods, netherWoods, excludedWoods, toneOverrides.
• New commands: /wooddye woods (the order, with each wood's measured lightness) and /wooddye showcase (builds every wood side by side).

Fireproofing as data

• Fireproofing is now a property of the block where it stands, not a block of its own, so any wood can be fireproofed, a mod's included.
• It follows the block: drops as a fireproof item, places as fireproof, crafts into fireproof products, and travels with pistons (sticky pulls included), axe stripping, and Create contraptions.
• Hold Magma Cream or a Wet Sponge to see fireproof blocks nearby.
• Bench: 8 of any wood around Magma Cream, or 8 fireproof around a Wet Sponge to restore.
• /wooddye fireproof [<pos> [set|clear]] for admins.

Integrations

• Create — marks ride mechanical pistons, bearings and chassis.
• Jade — "Fireproof" under a fireproof block (not on 1.20.1).
• JEI — fireproof items listed with their bench recipes, plus a "WoodDye: in world" tab for every right-click.

Versions

• New: Minecraft 26.1, 26.2, 26.3 (with the new poplar wood), 1.21.1, and 1.20.1 on Forge.

Fixes

• An ampersand in the action-bar message is no longer eaten when it isn't a colour code.
• The client no longer shows an empty hand after restoring with a wet sponge.

Known limitations

• JEI's in-world dye cards follow the player's own config, not the server's.
• 1.20.1: no in-game config screen (edit the TOML); a dropped fireproof item is not itself fire-resistant.