Jute Rug Color Changer

Customize the color of your Jute Red and Jute Blue rugs with a beautiful in-game color picker. No more being stuck with the default red and blue — paint your hall in any color you can imagine.

Features

• 🎨 In-game color wheel — pick any color visually with HSV controls
• 🔢 Hex code input — type exact #RRGGBB values for precise colors
• 💡 Brightness slider — adjust lightness alongside hue and saturation
• 🎯 10 preset swatches — quick pick common colors
• 💾 Persistent across sessions — colors are saved to the world and survive logouts and server restarts
• 🌐 Multiplayer compatible — other players with the mod see your colors
• ✨ Preserves shape & texture — the rug's circular shape and woven detail stay intact

How to Use

1. Place a Jute Red Rug or Jute Blue Rug in your base
2. Look at the rug and press -
3. The color picker opens — pick your color using:
   • The color wheel (click or drag)
   • The brightness slider on the right
   • The hex code input for precision
   • The preset swatches for quick colors
4. Click ✓ Apply to recolor the rug, or ✕ Cancel to discard
5. Press Escape any time to close the picker

Configuration

A config file is created at BepInEx/config/com.modder.juterugcolorchanger.cfg after first launch:

Setting	Default	Description
InteractionRange	10	Max distance (meters) to interact with a rug
OpenMenuKey	F6	Keyboard key to open the color picker

Installation

With a Mod Manager (recommended)

1. Install r2modman or the Thunderstore Mod Manager
2. Search for JuteRugColorChanger and install
3. Launch the game through the mod manager

Manual

1. Install BepInEx for Valheim
2. Download this mod and extract it
3. Copy JuteRugColorChanger.dll to Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/
4. Launch Valheim

Compatibility

• ✅ Singleplayer
• ✅ Dedicated servers (only players with the mod will see custom colors)
• ✅ Works with most other furniture/building mods

Changelog

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Color wheel + hex code + brightness slider picker
• Persistent colors via ZDO
• Preserves rug shape and woven detail through grayscale texture conversion