Diferencia entre revisiones de «Tintes»

Polvo de Hueso.png;

Tinte Naranja.png;

Tinte Magenta.png;

Tinte Azul Claro.png;

Tinte Amarillo.png;

Tinte Verde Lima.png;

Tinte Rosa.png;

Tinte Gris.png;

Tinte Gris Claro.png;

Tinte Cian.png;

Tinte Morado.png;

Semillas de Cacao.png;

Tinte Verde.png;

Tinte Rojo.png;

Saco de Tinta.png

|invimage=Polvo de Hueso

|invimage2=Tinte Naranja

|invimage3=Tinte Magenta

|invimage4=Tinte Azul Claro

|invimage5=Tinte Amarillo

|invimage6=Tinte Verde Lima

|invimage7=Tinte Rosa

|invimage8=Tinte Gris

|invimage9=Tinte Gris Claro

|invimage10=Tinte Cian

|invimage11=Tinte Morado

|invimage13=Semillas de Cacao

|invimage14=Tinte Verde

|invimage15=Tinte Rojo

|invimage16=Saco de Tinta

|type=Items

|renewable='''Tinte Rojo''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Amarillo''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Verde''': Sí<br>

'''Saco de Tinta''': Sí<br>

'''Polvo de Hueso''': Sí<br>

'''Semillas de Cacao''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Naranja''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Cian''': No<br>

'''Tinte Morado''': No<br>

'''Tinte Verde''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Azul Claro''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Rosa''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Verde Lima''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Magenta''': Sí<br>

'''Tinte Gris Claro''': Sí<br>

|stackable=Sí (64)

|firstver=Beta 1.2

|data=351

Los '''tintes''' son objetos que se usan para cambiar el color de [[lana]], [[Armadura|armadura de cuero]], [[Arcilla Endurecida|arcilla endurecida]], [[criatura]]s y [[Cristal Tintado|cristal]].  

La mayoría de los tintes se producen de la fabricación de varias flores o de la combinación de otros tintes (listado abajo). Las excepciones son::

* '''Lapislázuli''', se obtiene de [[Minería|minar]] la [[Mena de Lapislázuli|mena de lapislázuli]].

* '''Semillas de Cacao''', obtenidas de los frutos de [[cacao]] o encontrados en cofres de [[Mina Abandonada|minas abandonadas|.

* '''Saco de Tinta''', lo sueltan los [[calamar]]es al morir.

* '''Tinte Verde''', producido de la [[fundición]] de [[cactus]].

   |Lana

   |Output=Lanas

Los tintes se pueden usar sobre [[oveja]]a, usando click derecho cuando se sujeta un tinte. Después de esquilar una oveja, soltará lana correspondiente a su color, también conservan el color de la lana cuando ésta se regenera. Pueden aparecer de forma natural, ovejas de colores gris, azul claro, negro, marrón y rosa.  

   |name=[[Arcilla Tintada]]

   |ingredients=[[Arcilla Endurecida]] +<br>Tintes

   |A1=Arcilla Endurecida

  |B1=Arcilla Endurecida

  |C1=Arcilla Endurecida

   |A2=Arcilla Endurecida

  |B2=Polvo de Hueso; Tintes

  |C2=Arcilla Endurecida

   |A3=Arcilla Endurecida

  |B3=Arcilla Endurecida

  |C3=Arcilla Endurecida

   |Output=Arcillas Endurecidas,8

Al igual que la arcilla endurecida, el [[cristal]] se pueden tintad colocando 8 bloques de cristal que rodeen un tinte en una [[mesa de trabajo]]. Al igual que el cristal, el cristal tintado se puede usar para fabricar [[Panel de Cristal Tintado|paneles de cristal tintados]] (no es posible tintar [[Panel de Cristal|paneles de cristal]] una vez fabricados).

   |name=[[Cristal Tintado]]

   |A1=Cristal

  |B1=Cristal

  |C1=Cristal

   |A2=Cristal

  |B2=Polvo de Hueso; Tintes

  |C2=Cristal

   |A3=Cristal

  |B3=Cristal

  |C3=Cristal

   |Output=Cristales Tintados,8

Debido a la forma en que funciona ésta fóruma, el color resultante nunca será más oscuro que la media de los colores que de introduzcan, y normalmente será más claro y más saturado. Por supuesto, el color resultante nunca será más claro y saturado que el color más claro o más saturado que se introduzca. Además, ésta fórmula nunca creará un valor RGB superior a 255 (se trataría de un color inválido en éste modelo de color).

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Rojo}}

| [[Flores#Amapola|Amapola]]<br>[[Flores#Rosal|Rosal]]<br>[[Flores#Tulipanes|Tulipán Rojo]]

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Naranja}}

| [[Flores#Tulipanes|Tulipán Naranja]]

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Amarillo}}

| [[Flores#Diente de León|Diente de León]]<br>[[Flores#Girasol|Girasol]]

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Verde}}

| {{ItemLink|id=lapis-lazuli|Lapislázuli|Lapislázuli}}

| [[Mena de Lapislázuli]]

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Azul Claro}}

| [[Flores#Orquídea Azul|Orquídea Azul]]

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Magenta}}

| {{ItemLink|Tinte Rosa}}

| [[Flores#Peonía|Peonía]]<br>[[Flores#Tulipanes|Tulipán Rosa]]

| {{ItemLink|Bone Meal}}

| [[Bone]]

| White

| Made by placing a bone on a crafting grid. (White wool can also be obtained from white [[sheep]] or string put into a 2 by 2 square on the crafting table.)

| {{ItemLink|Light Gray Dye}}

| [[Flowers#Azure Bluet|Azure Bluet]]<br>[[Flowers#Oxeye Daisy|Oxeye Daisy]]<br>[[Flowers#Tulips|White Tulip]]

| Light Gray

| Made by placing an azure bluet, oxeye daisy, or white tulip on a crafting grid. Can also be made with bone meal and gray dye, or 2 bone meal and an ink sac. (Light gray wool can also be obtained from light gray [[sheep]].)

| {{ItemLink|Ink Sac}}

| [[Squid]]

| Black

| Each squid drops 0-3 ink sacs when it is killed. (Black wool can also be obtained from black [[sheep]], or from naturally occurring lamp posts in [[NPC Village]]s.). Available in Pocket Edition on [[Creative]] gamemode.

| {{ItemLink|Cocoa Beans}}

| [[Cocoa plant]]s, [[Dungeons]]

| Brown

| Found in dungeons, or growing on jungle trees. (Brown wool can also be obtained from brown [[sheep]].). Available in Pocket Edition on [[Creative]] gamemode.

== Secondary colors ==

Secondary dyes are created by combining primary dyes together.

! Name

! Source

! Notes

| {{ItemLink|Cyan Dye}}

| Cactus Green + Lapis Lazuli

| Cyan

| {{ItemLink|Purple Dye}}

| Rose Red + Lapis Lazuli

| Purple

| {{ItemLink|Gray Dye}}

| Ink Sac + Bone Meal

| Gray

| (Gray wool can also be obtained from gray [[sheep]].)

| {{ItemLink|Lime Dye}}

| Cactus Green + Bone Meal

| Lime Green

If you are looking to make Wool dyed a certain color, it is better to dye a [[sheep]] the desired color and shear the sheep. This method gives you a permanent supply of that wool color (1-3 blocks per shearing), for a single piece of dye, where crafting gives you only one dyed block per dye unit. Note that you can also bleach and re-dye non-white sheep. Sheep can also be [[Breeding|bred]], and the lambs inherit color from their parents. If the parents' colors cannot be combined to make a new color, the lamb will inherit the color of one of its parents. If the parents' colors can combine to create a new color, (following the same rules that dyes use), the lamb will inherit the new color. For example, red and yellow sheep can produce an orange lamb. However, blue and yellow sheep cannot create a green lamb.

These colors of wool naturally occur on sheep; all others must be created by using dye on a sheep (right-click):

# White sheep (the most common)

# Light gray sheep

# Dark gray sheep

# Black sheep

# Brown sheep (rare)

# Pink sheep (extremely rare)

== Data values ==

The color of a dye item depends on a secondary data field (beyond the item ID of 351), which is also used to store the [[Item Durability|damage value]] for [[tools]]. The "color codes" are used to determine the color imparted on sheep, wolf collars, and dyed leather armor. The hex value is shown in the extended tooltips of dyed leather armor; however, to set the color using an NBT data tag in a [[command]], the decimal value must be used instead.

! Icon

! colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | Data !! Description

! colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | Color Code

! Sample

|{{ItemSprite|ink-sac}} || 0 || 0x0 || [[Ink Sac]] || 1644825 || #191919 || style="background-color:#191919" |

|{{ItemSprite|rose-red}} || 1 || 0x1 || [[Rose Red]] || 10040115 || #993333 || style="background-color:#993333" |

|{{ItemSprite|cactus-green}} || 2 || 0x2 || [[Cactus Green]] || 6717235 || #667F33 || style="background-color:#667F33" |

|{{ItemSprite|cocoa-beans}} || 3 || 0x3 || [[Cocoa Beans]] || 6704179 || #664C33 || style="background-color:#664C33" |

|{{ItemSprite|lapis-lazuli}} || 4 || 0x4 || [[Lapis Lazuli]] || 3361970 || #334CB2 || style="background-color:#334CB2" |

|{{ItemSprite|purple-dye}} || 5 || 0x5 || [[Purple Dye]] || 8339378 || #7F3FB2 || style="background-color:#7F3FB2" |

|{{ItemSprite|cyan-dye}} || 6 || 0x6 || [[Cyan Dye]] || 5013401 || #4C7F99 || style="background-color:#4C7F99" |

|{{ItemSprite|light-gray-dye}} || 7 || 0x7 || [[Light Gray Dye]] || 10066329 || #999999 || style="background-color:#999999" |

|{{ItemSprite|gray-dye}} || 8 || 0x8 || [[Gray Dye]] || 5000268 || #4C4C4C || style="background-color:#4C4C4C" |

|{{ItemSprite|pink-dye}} || 9 || 0x9 || [[Pink Dye]] || 15892389 || #F27FA5 || style="background-color:#F27FA5" |

|{{ItemSprite|lime-dye}} || 10 || 0xA || [[Lime Dye]] || 8375321 || #7FCC19 || style="background-color:#7FCC19" |

|{{ItemSprite|dandelion-yellow}} || 11 || 0xB || [[Dandelion Yellow]] || 15066419 || #E5E533 || style="background-color:#E5E533" |

|{{ItemSprite|light-blue-dye}} || 12 || 0xC || [[Light Blue Dye]] || 6724056 || #6699D8 || style="background-color:#6699D8" |

|{{ItemSprite|magenta-dye}} || 13 || 0xD || [[Magenta Dye]] || 11685080 || #B24CD8 || style="background-color:#B24CD8" |

|{{ItemSprite|orange-dye}} || 14 || 0xE || [[Orange Dye]] || 14188339 || #D87F33 || style="background-color:#D87F33" |

|{{ItemSprite|bone-meal}} || 15 || 0xF || [[Bone Meal]] || 16777215 || #FFFFFF|| style="background-color:#FFFFFF" |

== Video ==

 

 

== History ==

{{History||1.2|Added wool dyes.}}

{{History||1.1|Sheep now have the ability to regrow their wool by eating grass. Dyed sheep will regrow wool in their new color.}}

{{History||1.4.2|snap=12w34a|Added the ability to [[Armor#Dyeing|dye]] leather [[armor]] and [[wolf]] collars.}}

{{History||1.6.1|snap=13w19a|[[Stained Clay]] can now be crafted.}}

{{history||1.7.2|snap=13w36a|rowspan=2|With the addition of new flowers, many secondary and tertiary dyes are now primary dyes.}}

{{History|||snap=13w41a|Stained [[Glass]] can now be crafted.}}

{{History||0.3.0|Added dandelion yellow.}}

{{History||0.8.0|Ink sacks, cocoa beans, gray dye, and light gray dye are available in Creative..}}

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