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The 100 most common ways of death in minecraft (taken exactly from crash reports, server reports, surveys, knowledge and noobishness)
But before you read this, the least common way of death in minecraft. (drumrool) is SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING
100. Do the command /suicide
99. Jump in lava in a pvp match
98. glitch out of world.
97. glitch out of world in creative mode
96. do the /kill command
97. Be killed in a pvp match
96. Fall off a cliff
95. Creeper explosion. BOOM
94. Dig straight down
93. Zombie attack
92. Someone has thorns 3 in a PvP match
91. Write a sign for too long.
89. Example player died whileist fighting herobrine
88. Spawn in a lava pit
87. Zombie villagers suk dont they?
86. Drown purposely
85. Drown accidently
84. Be drowned by a player
83. Notch dered out and spammed the /kill all command
82. o Commands re-inforced by owner; /kill and /destroy people now enforcedo
81. Be an idiot and find diamonds.
80. Build a dirt house with an open doorway
79. Read this blog with minecraft open
78. There is no 78
77. Fall off 2 cliffs at 1ce
76. Be AFK in multiplayer
75. Be AFK in singleplayer
74. Get the more ways to die mod
72. Copy someoneo s house
71. All hail the sword
67. Read this far
66. Build TNT house with iron door
63.Write this blog with minecraft open
62. Get a Chromebook
60. Have a heart-attack
59. Be black/asian/white/anything elese (sorry bout racissness peole)
58. Use parentheses way to much (t) (y) (too much?) (UMADBRO?) (awesome) (annoying?) (thought so)
57. Play a prison server
56. Have a faction that gets reaided
55. do the /kickall command with the owner playing.
52. Meet notch (not for long)
51. BE RACIST (jk please dont i mean srsly dont)
50. Destroy a server spawn (half way there)
47. Herpidy deripty fail
46. The cake is a pie. oops lava.
45. Make a texturepack making lava look like water
44. Turn sound off
43. Become upseessed with the game
42. Read crash report records
41. There is no 41 either
37. SNOWBALL RAID FAIL
36. Skywars fail
35. set yourself on fire in nether
33. Magmacube attack
32. Slime attack
31. Blaze attack
29. /sudo self suicide
28. /sudo self kill
27. Doctor who died
26. But doctor 5 save doctor 7 or ill make doctor 3 save you!
23. Like twitter way to much
22. Lava water falls hate you
19. Find area 51
18. find area 52
17. Find alien space ship
15. your armour broke
13. Score: 0 (u r a noob)
11. Fall in lava after falling off a ciff
10. Skeleton shots you
9. Player shoots u
8. Charged creeper enters house
6. Fire house. (burn)
5. Sufficate in a wall of stone because pistons suck
4. Respawn in 90 deep water
3. Do the superfalt world waterword
2. Find a cavespider
1. fall out of a mineshaft into a cavespider cavern.
AND THAT WAS THE #100 MOST COMMON WAYS TO DIE IN MINECRAFT. DID U ENJOY?
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While leather armor isn’t the strongest of armor in Minecraft, it certainly looks the coolest, thanks to the ability to dye it up to 12.3 million different colors. You can create a full matching set of armor, a mismatched rainbow outfit, a gradient pattern, or whatever else you think suits you.
Whether you are playing on Java Edition or Bedrock Edition will affect what you need to do to dye your armor, but this guide will cover the methods for both versions.
How to Dye Armor in Minecraft: Java Edition
Dying leather armor in Java Edition is very intuitive, as it is identical to the method of dying any other dyable item, such as candles, beds, or glass.
Simply take the piece of armor you’d like to dye and place it in a crafting table with a dye of your choice. You can add multiple dye colors to an armor piece to mix colors, and there is no limit to the amount you can add. You can fit up to eight dyes in the crafting table with the armor piece, but you can then put the dyed armor back into the table and add more.
If you’d like to experiment with color-mixing, you can add the dyes to the crafting table and look at the output slot for a preview of the armor. If you don’t like the way it looks, don’t click on the output slot, and you can continue to arrange your dyes until you get something you do like.
If you ever change your mind about your armor color, and want to try something new without making a brand new set or throwing your current one away, you can un-dye it.
To do this, place down a cauldron and fill it with water, by interacting with it while holding a water bucket. Hold the armor that you wish to un-dye in your hand and interact with the cauldron. This will wash all of the color off, but note that you won’t get your dyes back.
How to Dye Armor in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
Dying armor in Bedrock Edition is a bit more involved than Java, as you can’t simply add dyes to the armor in a crafting table.
Instead, this will require you to dye water in a cauldron, then soak your armor in it. This is more efficient, as you’ll be able to dye up to three armor pieces with a single dye item. It’s also a bit more risky, as you cannot “preview” the color like you can in Java. Once you add a dye, you can’t take it out.
To do this, place down a cauldron and interact with it while holding a water bucket. This will fill the cauldron. Now hold a dye in your hand and interact with the cauldron to dye the water. You can do this multiple times, to mix more and more colors. Once you have a color that you like, hold the armor you wish to dye in your hand and interact with the cauldron once again.
Doing this will dye the armor, and reduce the water level of the cauldron by a third. Once you dye two more armor pieces, you will need to add new water and dye it once again, but this still significantly saves on dye over the Java Version. Un-dying is the same in this version, however. Interact with un-dyed cauldron water while holding your dyed armor. This will wash out the color.
While leather armor is Minecraft‘s weakest option, the ability to dye it and personalize it makes it still a great, cheap option when you aren’t fighting a boss or making dangerous cave expeditions. Experiment with the color options and find what you think looks best! Check out our other Minecraft guides if you found this one useful.
On this page of our Minecraft guide, you will find information about dyeing items. You will learn how to make dyes and how to dye, e.g. wool or glass.
Dyes – how to get?
Dyes in Minecraft are created from natural materials, such as tulips. Our guide has a page on which we have described every dye available in the game. Thanks to it, you will be able to create any color that interests you.
Dyeing wool
The color of the wool can be easily changed in the inventory window. All you have to do is put wool and dye in the crafting section. The screen above shows how red wool is made – you combine wool and red dye made from poppy .
You can also dye the wool directly on the sheep.
Dyeing other objects
You need a crafting table to dye other items. All you have to do is put the right object and dye on it, and after a while, you will get the complete product.
Remember that you can dye:
- Wool;
- Glass;
- Carpets;
- Water;
- Leather armor;
- Banners;
- Shulker boxes;
- Beds;
- Terracotta.
Home » Guides » Minecraft: How to Dye Leather Armor
Dyeing your armor in Minecraft is a great way to set yourself apart from other players in the game. Perhaps you want to wear your team’s colors, or maybe you’re playing a game with your friends within Minecraft that requires you to be wearing a certain color. Regardless of why, we’ll talk you through how to dye leather armor in Minecraft.
Dyeing Leather Armor in Minecraft
First, it’s worth pointing out that only leather armor can be dyed in Minecraft. Any other type of armor will remain the color of the material you made it out of.
Next, you’ll need the following items:
- Cauldron
- Water
- Dye (Color of your choice)
- Leather Armor
Place the Cauldron down in your house or a safe place and fill it with the water you’ve got in a bucket. You should now have water in your cauldron.
Next, select the colored dye from your hotbar and interact with the cauldron with it equipped. The water should now turn to the color of the dye you just added to it.
Select the leather armor part that you want to dye and interact with the cauldron again to dye it. You’ll have to dye each piece of your leather armor separately, but the process takes no time at all.
Most colored dyes can be used by simply smelting or placing a flower of that color on your crafting table. Others, such as purple require players to combine blue and red dye on a crafting table. We’ve included a list of how to make all dye colors in the game below.
How to Make All Dye Colors in Minecraft
- Red – Place a Poppy, Tulip, Beetroot or Rose Bush in your Crafting Table.
- Green – Smelt a cactus.
- Purple – Combine Red and Blue dyes on your Crafting Table.
- Cyan – Combine Green and Blue dyes.
- Light Gray – 1 Gray Dye + 1 White Dye or 1 Black Day + 2 White Dyes or 1 Azure Bluet.
- Gray – Black Dye + White Dye.
- Pink – 1 Red Dye + 1 White Dye or 1 Pink Tulip or 1 Peony.
- Lime – 1 Green Dye + 1 White Dye.
- Yellow – Dandelion or Sunflower.
- Light Blue – 1 Blue Orchid, or Blue Dye + White Dye, or Lapis Lazuli + Bone Meal or White Dye.
- Magenta – Combine 1 Purple Dye + 1 Pink Dye, or 1 Lilac Flower in Crafting Table.
- Orange – Combine Red Dye + Yellow Dye
- Blue – 1 Lapis Lazuli in Crafting Table or 1 Cornflower
- Brown – Cocoa Beans
- Black – Ink Sac
- White – Bone Meal or Lily of the Valley
Now you know all there is to dyeing leather armor in Minecraft. View more of our coverage on the game below.