A datapack I made for my own worlds with a few minor quality of life changes, largely in regards to dyeing, though having a few additional features built in by default, as well.

Modifications of this datapack are available in two versions: a version with only the features regarding color and a version without a gunpowder recipe.

- All white flowers now make white dye instead of light grey (exception: oxeye daisy now makes yellow, because daisies are Pollen Central and it's a funny thought to me.)
- Blue orchids now make blue dye instead of light blue.
- Alliums now also make purple dye instead of magenta.
- Brown dye can now be mathematically made from complimentary colors.
- Logic fix: green dye can also now be crafted by merging yellow and blue dyes.
- Black dye can now be made vegan-ly by adding complimentary colors plus brown, adding two sets of complimentary dyes, or by adding all primary/all secondary colors (ie red-yellow-blue equals black, orange-purple-green equals black).
- Most dyeable blocks are now redyeable in quantities of 1 or 8 blocks of the same base color (wool, terracotta, glass, glass panes, concrete powder, carpet, candles, and beds in singles only).
- For items that have an "undyed" base state, a la terracotta, they can be reverted to base state using lapis lazuli like a dye! This also includes shulkers, which are redyeable in base game, but not "un"-dyeable.
- Additional quality of life functions:
  - Nether wart can now be crafted into gunpowder in 4:1 ratio (this is meant for a world with heavy usage of elytra).
  - Both quartz shards and feathers can now be crafted into white dye.
  - Rotten flesh now has two more functions: when smelted, it turns into leather, and when crafted in sets of 2, it turns into bonemeal.

To install in a solo world:

1. Create a new world; navigate to and select "Data Packs."
2. Drag the data pack into the Minecraft window as a .zip file (do not unzip!).
3. Click "Yes" on the confirmation screen.
4. Move the data pack to the active list via the arrow buttons.
5. Click "Done," then click "Create New World".