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'''Pigments''' are items used to change the pigment or color of a [[ | {{outdated}} | ||
'''Pigments''' are items used to change the pigment or color of a [[blockhead]]'s [[clothing]], making [[paint]], or crafting [[painting]]s. | |||
==Appearance== | |||
They come in the form of powders and are obtainable through [[crafting]] at a [[press]] or [[Meditate|meditation]]. Each [[Pigment#Primary Pigments|primary pigment]] is a separate, distinctive color. | |||
==Crafting== | |||
{{See also|Dye Bench|Mixing Bench|Easel}} | |||
Pigments can be applied to [[clothing]] using a [[Dye Bench|dye bench]] or turned into paint at a [[Mixing Bench|mixing bench]]. Both the dye bench and the mixing bench allow applying more than one unit of pigment to a crafting, resulting in new colors. A maximum of three units of pigment can be combined. Note that multiple units of the same color pigment with no other colors included will produce the same results as a single unit of that color. | |||
[[File:Easel 3 Color Menu.png|thumb|Pigment selection on a level 3 easel]] | |||
At an [[easel]], up to three pigments can be combined with [[wood]], [[linen]], and [[oil]] to produce a [[painting]]. The pigments selected affect how the original image selected for the painting will be colored. | |||
Refer to the appropriate crafting surface article for crafting recipes. | |||
==Primary Pigments== | ==Primary Pigments== | ||
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There are a total of eight primary pigments available. | There are a total of eight primary pigments available. | ||
{| class="wikitable" border="1 | {| class="wikitable" border="1" | ||
|+ | |+ Primary Pigments | ||
! scope="col" | | ! scope="col" | | ||
! scope="col" | Name | ! scope="col" | Name | ||
! scope="col" | Description | ! scope="col" | Description | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Carbon Black Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Carbon Black Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Carbon Black]] | | [[Carbon Black]] | ||
|''Darken | | ''Darken your surrounds.'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Marble White Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Marble White Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Marble White]] | | [[Marble White]] | ||
|''For | | ''For white paint or dye.'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Red Ochre Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Red Ochre Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Red Ochre]] | | [[Red Ochre]] | ||
|''Paint the | | ''Paint the town red.'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Indian Yellow Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Indian Yellow Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Indian Yellow]] | | [[Indian Yellow]] | ||
|''Mood | | ''Mood brightener.'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Ultramarine Blue Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Ultramarine Blue Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Ultramarine Blue]] | | [[Ultramarine Blue]] | ||
|''Ultra | | ''Ultra cool.'' | ||
|- | |||
| [[File:Tyrian Purple Icon.png|40px]] | |||
| [[Tyrian Purple]] | |||
| ''The pigment of royalty.'' | |||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Copper Blue Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Copper Blue Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Copper Blue]] | | [[Copper Blue]] | ||
|''A | | ''A cheerful blue.'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| [[File:Emerald Green Icon.png|40px]] | | [[File:Emerald Green Icon.png|40px]] | ||
|[[Emerald Green]] | | [[Emerald Green]] | ||
|''An | | ''An intense green.'' | ||
|} | |} | ||
==Secondary Pigments== | ==Secondary Pigments== | ||
:{{See also|List of Secondary Pigment Combinations}} | :{{See also|List of Secondary Pigment Combinations}} | ||
Secondary | Secondary pigments are colors composed of mixing two primary pigments together. There are a total of 28 unique combinations of secondary pigments. | ||
==Tertiary Pigments== | ==Tertiary Pigments== | ||
:{{See also|List of Tertiary Pigment Combinations}} | :{{See also|List of Tertiary Pigment Combinations}} | ||
Tertiary | Tertiary pigments are colors composed of mixing three primary pigments together. There are total of 112 unique combinations of tertiary pigments. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Pigments are items used to change the pigment or color of a blockhead's clothing, making paint, or crafting paintings.
Appearance
They come in the form of powders and are obtainable through crafting at a press or meditation. Each primary pigment is a separate, distinctive color.
Crafting
- See also: Dye Bench, Mixing Bench, and Easel
Pigments can be applied to clothing using a dye bench or turned into paint at a mixing bench. Both the dye bench and the mixing bench allow applying more than one unit of pigment to a crafting, resulting in new colors. A maximum of three units of pigment can be combined. Note that multiple units of the same color pigment with no other colors included will produce the same results as a single unit of that color.
At an easel, up to three pigments can be combined with wood, linen, and oil to produce a painting. The pigments selected affect how the original image selected for the painting will be colored.
Refer to the appropriate crafting surface article for crafting recipes.
Primary Pigments
- See also: List of Primary Pigment Combinations
There are a total of eight primary pigments available.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
|
Carbon Black | Darken your surrounds. |
|
Marble White | For white paint or dye. |
|
Red Ochre | Paint the town red. |
|
Indian Yellow | Mood brightener. |
|
Ultramarine Blue | Ultra cool. |
|
Tyrian Purple | The pigment of royalty. |
|
Copper Blue | A cheerful blue. |
|
Emerald Green | An intense green. |
Secondary Pigments
- See also: List of Secondary Pigment Combinations
Secondary pigments are colors composed of mixing two primary pigments together. There are a total of 28 unique combinations of secondary pigments.
Tertiary Pigments
- See also: List of Tertiary Pigment Combinations
Tertiary pigments are colors composed of mixing three primary pigments together. There are total of 112 unique combinations of tertiary pigments.
Gallery
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Pigments and what's needed to make them
