Adds pacifist-craftable alternatives to ink sacs and glowing ink sacs for Minecraft 1.19 or higher. Real-life India ink is crafted simply by mixing lampblack (fine soot derived from coal) with water. Be kind to the squid!

How to make India Ink

Craft coal or charcoal with a bottle or bowl of some kind of fluid:

• Water bottle
• Any kind of normal potion (including mundane, thick, etc.), but not splash or lingering potions (you wouldn't throw the ink, would you?)
• Mushroom stew
• Beetroot stew

You can't use rabbit stew for obvious reasons.

Place the coal item above the bottle or bowl.

Add glowberries, glowstone dust, or glow lichen to get a glowing ink bottle or bowl. When crafting glow ink, put the glowing item above the coal item. These are shaped recipes to help prevent any conflicts.

Uses

The ink bottle can be used to craft a Book & Quill (you will need another data pack for pacifist leather and feathers, such as Daenvil's Vegancraft, or just stick to items you find in structures), or it can be crafted into black dye. The glowing ink can be rubbed onto a sign to make the text glow.

Ink bottles stack to 64 due to actually being the type of item normally used in the corresponding recipes, simply reskinned.

You will not get the bottle or bowl back after crafting an item. That's currently part of the price we pay for pacifism in Minecraft.

The resource pack is also required or the items will not appear correctly (they will still work normally, however). The resource pack will claim it is out of date if used with Minecraft 1.19.3 or higher, but it will most likely still work. It has been tested and works with Minecraft 1.20.4.