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Revision as of 14:06, 16 January 2020

Main / Skills / Alchemy / Natural substances / Dye

Description

Dye, used to color clothing and items with.

Color Recipes

  • Black - Tannin and iron lump (difficulty 40, hardest dye to make)-at 1kg of water per acorn. Produces 1kg of tannin per acorn. 1kg of tannin per 1kg of iron lump. Larger amounts of tannin and iron produce larger amounts of dye.
  • Blue - Woad - at 1kg of water per woad. Produces 1kg of dye per woad.
  • Green - Copper lump (minimum .8 kg) - 1kg of water per 1kg of copper lump. Produces 1kg of dye per copper lump.
  • Red - Cave bug or scorpion cochineal- at 1kg of water per cochineal. Produces 1kg of dye per cochineal.
  • White - Zinc lump- 1kg of water per 1kg of zinc lump. Larger amounts of water and zinc produce larger amounts of dye.

Method

  1. Put appropriate item in inventory.
  2. Put water in container.
  3. Activate item.
  4. Right-click on water in container and select Create > Miscellaneous > <color> dye.
  • Different colors of dye can be mixed together to make other colors by pouring one container into another. More exact colors can be obtained by mixing cochineals, copper lumps, or woad into an existing dye. Activate the item, right-click, and select Mix.
  • When making dye with metal lumps, there is no need to heat them up first.
  • When using more water or tannin than metal the amount of metal determines the amount of dye produced. Sometimes a water to metal ratio that's not exactly 1:1 will only use the same amount of water as metal and leave some water in the container. You will get the message that Not all the dye would fit and the dye is lost. Therefore it is advised to use an exact 1:1 ratio.
  • Since combining dye results in small loss of quality it is advised to create dye from one larger piece of metal instead of many 1kg pieces.

Notes

  • Dye can be created in any container that can hold liquid, like a pottery jar or small bucket.
  • Larger quantities of dye can be stored/mixed in a small barrel, small pottery amphora, or large pottery amphora.
  • The dye color shows up as the color of the word "Dye".
  • Resulting dye will have three color values: red, green, and blue.
  • R=255 G=255 B=255 is pure white.
  • Dye may be combined and the values will average out (although they will be about 2 points closer to grey across the board).
  • The higher the quality of the creation item is, the brighter and less grey the color of the dye at creation.
  • Dye and water cannot be mixed to make a paler dye.
  • The quality of the cochineal does not affect the success chance when creating red dye.
  • If failing to make dye the mass of...
    • the copper lump is decreased by 0.1.
    • the cochineal is reduced by 0.5 quantity of water is reduced by 0.1.
    • the woad is reduced in quality by 0.5
    • the iron lump is decreased by 0.1 and the volume of tannin is decreased by 0.1
  • To get rid of unwanted dye, just right-click and select Pour > On ground.
  • Some items of mixed wood and cloth allow for cloth areas to be dyed separately to the wood, including:
    • Bed
    • Armchair
    • Caravel
    • Cog
    • Corbita
    • Knarr
    • Small sailing boat

Usage

  1. Activate dye.
  2. Right-click on item and select 'Paint' or Paint wood.

Paintable items include: building walls, fences, chests, barrels, buckets, signs, carts, catapults, pottery, lanterns, statues, armors, shields, certain types of clothing, and boats. Note that certain types of clothing will not show the color when equipped, but will show when placed or dropped on the ground.

The amount of dye used depends on the item being painted. If you do not have enough dye activated, you will get the message You need more dye to colour that item - at least <# amount> g of dye.

Dye requirements

Animal gear

Object Amount, kg
Bridle 0.004
Dyeable cloth barding Body-0.592 Pattern-0.177
Girth (saddle component) 0.041
Headstall (bridle component) 0.012
Reins (bridle component) 0.019
Saddle 0.376
Stirrups (saddle component) 0.044

Armor/Weapons

War

Object Amount, kg
Trebuchet 113.400
Battering ram 26.400
Catapult 18.048
Ballista 17.800
Machine mount (Ballista component) 10.480

Shields

Object Amount, kg
Large metal shield 0.304
Large wooden shield 0.304
Medium metal shield 0.180
Medium wooden shield 0.180
Small metal shield 0.068
Small wooden shield 0.068

Shoulders

Object Amount, kg
Shoulders 0.010

Helms

Object Amount, kg
Basinet helm 0.018
Open helm 0.040
Great helm 0.018

Chain

Object Amount, kg
Chain boot 0.068
Chain coif 0.018
Chain gauntlet 0.009
Chain jacket 0.130
Chain pants 0.036
Chain sleeve 0.019

Cloth

Object Amount, kg
Cloth glove 0.007
Cloth hood 0.018
Cloth jacket 0.147
Cloth pants 0.036
Cloth shirt 0.118
Cloth shoe 0.068
Cloth sleeve 0.019

Scale

Object Amount, kg
Dragon scale boot 0.020
Dragon scale glove 0.002
Dragon scale jacket 0.039
Dragon scale pants 0.010
Dragon scale sleeve 0.005

Drake

Object Amount, kg
Drake hide boot 0.020
Drake hide cap 0.005
Drake hide glove 0.002
Drake hide jacket 0.042
Drake hide pants 0.010
Drake hide sleeve 0.005

Leather

Object Amount, kg
Leather boot 0.068
Leather cap 0.018
Leather glove 0.007
Leather jacket 0.140
Leather pants 0.036
Leather sleeve 0.036

Plate

Object Amount, kg
Breast plate 0.13
Plate gauntlet 0.009
Plate leggings 0.0366
Plate sabaton 0.068
Plate vambrace 0.019

Studded

Object Amount, kg
Studded leather boot 0.068
Studded leather cap 0.018
Studded leather glove 0.009
Studded leather jacket 0.147
Studded leather pants 0.036
Studded leather sleeve 0.019

Containers

Object Amount, kg
Bucket 0.128
Bulk container unit 38.400
Bulk storage bin 3.000
Food storage bin 3.000
Huge oil barrel 4.200
Huge tub 4.200
Larder 4.128
Large barrel 1.000
Large crate 3.456
Large chest 1.400
Large pottery amphora 1.080
Lunchbox 0.073
Plate 0.104
Pottery bowl 0.120
Pottery flask 0.010
Pottery jar 0.040
Satchel 0.168
Small barrel 0.312
Small crate 2.400
Small chest 0.312
Small raft 2.304
Small wine barrel 0.312
Smelting pot 0.120
Trash heap 16.000

Furniture & Decorations

Object Wood, kg Fabric, kg
Armchair 0.216 0.064
Banner 0.166
Bed 2.208 0.662
Bed frame (on incomplete bed) 1.168
Bedroll 0.042
Chair 0.216
Cotton sheet 0.006
Construction marker 1.512
Fence 1.00
Fine high chair 0.618
Flag 0.166
Hedge 1.000
House walls 1.000
Kingdom banner 0.166
Kingdom flag 0.166
Large bar table 2.624
Large dining table 1.448
Large sign 0.056
Pointing sign 0.033
Round table 0.384
Royal lounge chaise 2.230
Small bedside table 1.235
Small sign 0.029
Small square table 0.384
Snowman 1.152
Spirit castle 4.000
Spirit cottage 4.000
Spirit house 4.000
Spirit mansion 4.000
Stool 0.120
Tall kingdom banner 0.482

Lights

Object Wood, kg
Lamp 0.100
Lamp head 0.040
Lantern 0.040
Metal torch 0.040
Oil Lamp 0.020

Tools

Object Amount, kg
Cheese drill 0.138
Dredge 0.264

Vehicles/Ships

Land

Object Wood, kg
Large cart 15.000
Ship transporter 10.000
Small cart 5.000

Sea

Object Wood, kg Fabric, kg
Small sailing boat 5.000 1.500
Rowing boat 5.000
Knarr 169.600 50.880
Cog 36.488 10.946
Corbita 62.568 18.770
Caravel 220.000 66.000

Removal

On most items with only one dyeable area, dye is removed by using a metal brush on it.

  • Lye is used to remove dye from cloth or drake hide armour.
  • If the item has dual dyeable areas:
    • Dye on the wooden area is removed by using a metal brush on it.
    • Dye on the secondary (cloth) area is removed by using lye equal to half of the amount of dye needed in the first place:
      • Bed - 0.331 kg
      • Armchair - 0.032 kg
      • Caravel - 33.000 kg
      • Cog - 5.473 kg
      • Corbita - 9.385 kg
      • Knarr - 25.440 kg
      • Small sailing boat - 0.750 kg

Image

Example of Dyed items.

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