Wooliverse

🌈 Wooliverse

Open your world to more colors!
Sheep, wool, carpets, dyes — oh my!

Wooliverse expands Minecraft’s palette with 16 brand-new colors, fully integrated into the game as if they were always meant to be there.

✨ Features

• 🎨 16 new colors added to:

  • Wool
  • Carpets
  • Dyes
  • Sheep variants

• 🔄 Full recoloring support

  • Convert between vanilla and Wooliverse colors seamlessly

• 🐑 Complete vanilla integration

  • Crafting recipes match vanilla behavior
  • Sheep can be dyed, sheared, bred, and looted exactly as expected

🧶 Vanilla+ Philosophy

Everything in Wooliverse is designed to feel natural and intuitive, blending seamlessly with existing mechanics—no guesswork, no learning curve.

🎯 Why Wooliverse?

With a broader palette at your fingertips, you can:

• Build more expressive structures
• Add nuance to your designs
• Create vibrant, colorful worlds

All with the help of your favorite fluffy friends.

📦 Compatibility

• Designed for Fabric
• Works alongside vanilla systems without disruption

❓ FAQ

How do I obtain Wooliverse dyes?
Obtaining vanilla dyes will naturally reveal the recipes for Wooliverse dyes, which all use vanilla dyes as ingredients.

Can I use this mod in a modpack or content creation?
Yes! Feel free to include Wooliverse in Modrinth or CurseForge modpacks. Please link back to the Modrinth/CurseForge page when possible.

Can I use this mod in videos or streams?
Absolutely.

Can I reupload this mod elsewhere?
Please do not redistribute this mod outside of Modrinth or CurseForge.
Instead, link back to this page.

📘 Recipe Book Note

You may notice that wool and carpet recoloring recipes appear as separate entries in the recipe book when converting from Wooliverse blocks back to vanilla blocks.

This is a limitation of Minecraft's recipe book system. Fixing it would require overriding vanilla recipes, which can cause compatibility issues with other mods.

As a result, more recipes may be visible (up to 48 instead of 32), but all recipes function correctly.

This behavior is intentional to maintain full compatibility with vanilla mechanics and other mods.