Laylem reports: I'm planning on making an ice ... #2838
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Different colours of ice might tie in nicely with the different colours of water we have, unfortunately we'd need plenty of new node definitions if we wanted to make ice not only coloured, but also cuttable. Laylem's usecase is icehockey-like.
Should we maybe make the wet ice see-through, so that Laylem can place coloured blocks below?
does it need to be cut-able? laylem didn't mention that.
thin ice from caverealms is already see-through, though it's not slippery. it could easily be made slippery. however, that wouldn't look as good as having actually colored ice.
another option is to use my moreblocks update, and let thin ice be cut-able into only 1/16 slabs, which could be placed on top of colored blocks.