How to paint glass in "Maincrafter": instruction

Construction in "Maynkraft" is one of the main occupations. When designing and erecting a building, no one can do without windows. And what kind of windows without glass? Today we will try to figure out what is needed to create glass panels, and also how to paint glass in "Maincrafter".

Material

Let's try to pick up the necessary elements to the puzzle of the colored windows. Naturally, it is impossible to create a multi-colored glass in the "Maincrafter" without certain initial stocks. However, strangely enough, you will not need anything special. First of all - sand and dyes. It should be remembered that you can create colored glass from version 1.7.2. Since only one block of glass is obtained from one sand block, you yourself understand that it will take us a long and hard time to dig. But it's worth it.

Glass

So, after playing on the beach and digging up a little sand, we go to our stove. Before you paint glass in Meincraft, you will have to smelt it. From a single block of sand and in the stove we craft one glass. In order to paint it later, you need at least 8 (eight). On the one hand, this is convenient since only one dye will be used for several glass blocks, on the other, if you only need one colored glass, you will have to spend a little more effort. But it does not matter, suddenly the reserve is useful.

Dye

How in the "Maincraft" paint the glass without paint? There are about fifteen colorants in the game. All of them are made from this or that natural material. In the majority it is vegetation, which is processed on a workbench or in a stove. To paint the glass, any of them, depending on your desire, will do. Below is a list of all the possible colors that need to be done before painting the glass in the "Maincrafter", and the methods of obtaining them:

1. Red (the color of the rose). It turns out by crafting a red tulip, a poppy or a bush of roses. To do this, simply drag the ingredient onto the workbench.
2. Pink. This color can be created in several ways. First, on a workbench from a pink tulip or peony. Secondly, mixing the red dye with bone meal.
3. Yellow. It is created already by a known method from dandelions or sunflowers.
4. Orange. All of us in the initial classes in the lessons of the ISO passed a blending of colors. Align the red and orange dyes. Or use the orange tulip.
5. Blue (ultramarine). A real rebel among the dyes. After all, it is obtained not from grass, but from lapis lazuli ore.
6. Light blue. You can lighten the blue dye with the same bone meal or treat the orchid on a workbench.
7. Purple. Use the onion or mix red with blue.
8. Lilac. Again, we remember drawing lessons. Mix the violet and the pink. Well, or if you're lucky, Kraft of lilac.
9. Green (cactus green). Caution: burn the cactus.
10. The black. Kill the octopus and get its ink bag.
11. White. Crush the bones on the workbench to get bone meal.
12. Gray. It's simple. Black + white.
13. Light gray. We continue to clarify the gray. We process a white tulip or nivyanik.
14. Brown (cocoa beans). You can find them in treasuries or when cutting the foliage of a jungle tree.
15. The turquoise dye is obtained by mixing ultramarine and greens.
16. Lime. As you know, it is enough to lighten the green one.

Drawing lessons

Having obtained the necessary materials, we, at last, can begin to consider the question of how to paint glass in "Maynkraft". Take the eight glass panels we created and place them on the workbench with a square. It is enough to put only one dye in the central cell. That's all. Now you have eight blocks of painted glass. You can install them in the right place, like any other unit. Be careful, do not get dirty, and good luck in mastering the cubic world!