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//dye codes

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  1. imNeqs

    imNeqs K I N G S Forum Legend

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    where they gone from guide section ? ;/
     
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    try to use this:

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    ty !
     
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    how much does it cost you do the //dye command anyways ?
     
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    today that i try it cost 10m
     
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    I use this site http://html-color-codes.info/ cause it has a mixer here and iit gives a dye number to put in. Example "//dye FF0404" would get you the brightest red,
     
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