When glow ink sacs are used on a sign, they make the text render bright but since all signs have black text this has no effect - the text remains black like always. Applying a dye to the text fixes the problem.
What I expected to happen:
I expected the text on the sign to become readable in the dark when clicking it with a glow ink sac, without also needing to dye the text.
What actually happens:
The text on the sign remains black and unreadable in the dark, not appearing glowing at all, when clicking it with a glow ink sac, unless the sign was previously dyed.
Steps to reproduce:
Find a dark spot, preferably lock yourself in a cage of tinted glass
Place a sign somewhere in the dark spot, and write some text on it
✔ The text is not/barely readable because it's too darkClick the sign with a glow inc sac
❌ The text is still not/barely readable because the text was and still is blackClick the sign with any dye (except black dye)
✔ The text becomes readable because it is no longer black, and it glows properly
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This is due to black being black. It doesn't like to glow. It's like vanta-black.
Also, white isn't really white, even with glowing applied.
I feel like the colors that dyes give to signs really need to be addressed altogether to fix all these issues at once.
I attached another video from my duplicate MC-213107
Can confirm