Incompatibility Warning

This mod is not compatible with ColorDye by Slim/roryskys and any other mods with this feature that may exist!

If you are migrating, first backup your save files and undo all color dyes you have currently applied (or toss the items) in your current mod, then move to this mod.

If you do not do this, the game will not be able to read your save files with dyed items in them and either crash or interpret them as corrupted. They won't be destroyed, but they'll be incompatible until you remove the dyes.

The same will happen if you try to load a save file with color dyes (from either this or another mod) into a vanilla/unmodded D2R game.

How to Install

- Download and install D2RMM, then run it.
- Download and extract this mod folder to /D2RMM/mods/.
- See D2RMM instructions on how to configure and enable.
- Play the game!


Technicalities & Limitations

See here: technicalities & limitations.


Known Issues

The game will crash if you disable this mod and then try to load a save file with dyed items in it. Be sure to remove all color dyes from items when you stop using it.


Roadmap

- [x] Full feature parity with the original mods
- [x] Add option to use quantity=3 to match D2RLaunch?


Recommended Mods

Visit this GitHub page for the list of D2RMM mods that I use, you might like some of 'em!

A list of the other mods I created/ported can also be found there, as well as directly on my Nexus Mods page.


Credits

The Color Dye System concept was created by Bonesy (YouTube, D2RModding) and is featured in his ReMoDDeD and Vanilla++ mods and his YouTube tutorial. The JavaScript code to recreate this and make it compatible with D2RMM was written by me with permission from Bonesy.

I initially learned of Bonesy's Color Dye System through the ColorDye mod by Slim/roryskys on Nexus Mods. He is unclear on his sources/credits other than that he mentions "it was created by Bonesy" in his YouTube video, but looking at his mod files Bonesy and I concluded he basically 1:1 ripped them from Vanilla++ without permission, simplifying the cube recipes to only use Perfect Gems and omit the mod-specific items Storage Bag, Empty Bottle and [Color] Bottles.

For transparancy's sake: I ripped off Slim, who ripped off Bonesy, but at least I asked Bonesy for permission. Slim never responded.

Major thanks to:
- Bonesy for creating the Color Dye System and his numerous other contributions to the D2R modding community
  - Be sure to check out his ReMoDDeD and Vanilla++ mods!
- olegbl for creating D2RMM
- VBPlays for the feature/tutorial video


License/Permissions

This code is licensed under GPL.

You are free to use and distribute all code in this mod, as long as you ask for permission (and permission is given), it stays open source, free of charge and all due credit is given.

If you are trying to profit off this mod in any way, then you're a dick and forbidden from using this code.