Paint balls now color entities their color when they get hit for 30 or so seconds ( mostly works ).

Paint balls now color sheep.
The Color Applicator can now accept snow balls.
Snowballs can be used to clean paint balls, and to clean cables ( restore fluix )
Tweaks to Color API.

core/sync/packets/PacketPaintedEntity.java

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+package appeng.core.sync.packets;
+
+import io.netty.buffer.ByteBuf;
+import io.netty.buffer.Unpooled;
+
+import java.io.IOException;
+
+import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer;
+import appeng.api.util.AEColor;
+import appeng.core.sync.AppEngPacket;
+import appeng.core.sync.network.INetworkInfo;
+import appeng.hooks.TickHandler;
+import appeng.hooks.TickHandler.PlayerColor;
+
+public class PacketPaintedEntity extends AppEngPacket
+{
+
+	private AEColor myColor;
+	private int entityId;
+	private int ticks;
+
+	// automatic.
+	public PacketPaintedEntity(ByteBuf stream) throws IOException {
+		entityId = stream.readInt();
+		myColor = AEColor.values()[stream.readByte()];
+		ticks = stream.readInt();
+	}
+
+	@Override
+	public void clientPacketData(INetworkInfo network, AppEngPacket packet, EntityPlayer player)
+	{
+		PlayerColor pc = new PlayerColor( entityId, myColor, ticks );
+		TickHandler.instance.getPlayerColors().put( entityId, pc );
+	}
+
+	// api
+	public PacketPaintedEntity(int myEntity, AEColor myColor, int ticksLeft) {
+
+		ByteBuf data = Unpooled.buffer();
+
+		data.writeInt( getPacketID() );
+		data.writeInt( this.entityId = myEntity );
+		data.writeByte( (this.myColor = myColor).ordinal() );
+		data.writeInt( ticksLeft );
+
+		configureWrite( data );
+	}
+}