Rainbow Feeds

There are three craftable eggs:

• Warmer Egg
• Cooler Egg
• Rainbow Egg

Two of the eggs are crafted using an egg with eight blocks of the same type with specific color tones.

All recipes are shapeless and can be put in the crafting grid in any order.

 The block is obtained from an animal, and comes in 16 colors.

The 16 options can be split into warm tone (8) and cool tone (8) colors.

The last egg is obtained from the other two.

The Rainbow Egg must be made into a special elixir known as "Rainbow Chic".

Rainbow Chic cannot be crafted, but it does have a recipe of sorts.

Rainbow Chic may require you to go to a dangerous place in search of a special powder to create this elixir.

Dissolve the Rainbow Egg into an easily obtained liquid to create the concentrated Rainbow Chic elixir.

This process will convert Rainbow Chic to a more concentrated, dehydrated form of Rainbow essence.

It does not require a crafting grid or a brewing stand, and it needs only the Rainbow Chic and one other item.

Combine the Dehydrated Rainbow with one item to create a Rainbow Sweet Feed.

This item is used to create the sweet taste of Rainbow Sweet Feed.

The item is commonly found near water, and requires a simple process to convert from one form to another.

Combine the Rainbow Sweet Feed with one item to create a Rainbow Heavy Feed.

This item is used to bulk the volume and nutrition of Rainbow Heavy Feed.

This item can be obtained in loot, growing in locations near and far in the overworld, or found in seed form.

Combine the Rainbow Heavy Feed with one item to create a Rainbow Dry Feed.

This item does not add nutrition to the feed (and cannot be eaten), but it does hold the feed while it dries out.

This item can be crafted from materials found underground, or found in loot. 

This item is more commonly used for hydrating than it is for dehydrating.

Find a place where Rainbows can thrive.

Seek out the kind of weather that might allow a Rainbow appear.

Right Click a horse with Rainbow Din-Din to instantly convert it to a Solitaire (Rainbow) coat.

Solitaire has no special perks or genetics. Converting does not affect custom names, skills or any other data.

Multiplayer + Modpacks

Secret coats can be enabled or disabled in the Server Config file.

If allowSecretCoats = false:

•  TBC  Secret coat items cannot be crafted.
• Horses cannot be converted to secret coats.
• Horses can only use secret coats via commands (set or summon coat). 
• Horses using secret coats are not deleted or changed automatically if disabled later.
• Players cannot override server-side config settings, which will only affect your own world(s).

By default, secret coats are enabled unless changed by you, or others when installing custom mod packs!