Enchanting Infuser [Legacy Fabric]

About the Modification

The Enchanting Infuser mod introduces a completely new approach to enchanting equipment in Minecraft. Forget about random results and wasted experience levels! Now you choose which enchantments to apply to your items, at fair and predictable prices.

Main Features

The enchanting system offers players complete control over the process:

• Extensive selection of enchantments - all available spells in one interface
• Elegant block design with beautiful animations
• Convenient and compact interface with enchantment search function
• Direct access to equipment right from the enchanting menu

Two Types of Infusers

The mod adds two versions of the enchanting device:

• Regular Infuser - crafted from amethyst
• Advanced Infuser - made from netherite

The main difference between them lies in the enchanting cost. The advanced version is significantly more economical.

Enchanting Costs

• Regular Infuser: maximum enchanting of all item slots costs approximately 25 levels
• Advanced Infuser: similar operation requires about 15 levels

Unlike the vanilla system where you pay a maximum of 3 levels, here the cost is calculated for all selected enchantments at once.

Installation Requirements

For the infuser to work, like with a regular enchanting table, bookshelves are required around it. Most enchantments and their high levels become available only with a certain number of shelves. Since the infuser is significantly more powerful than the standard table, it needs 30 bookshelves instead of 15 to achieve maximum efficiency.

Place shelves around the infuser with a one-block gap on two levels: at the device's level and one block above it.

Compatibility

The infuser offers the same set of enchantments as the standard enchanting table. To obtain rare spells (such as Mending), you'll still need to turn to village librarians.

Gallery

Both versions of enchanting devices look excellent

Choose which enchantments to apply to your equipment

Select the needed enchantments and enchant the item

Not all enchantments are compatible with each other

Add more bookshelves to unlock enchantments and increase their levels

Convenient search and Enchantment Descriptions mod support

Creating your first enchanting device

Upgrading your device to the next level

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: How do I configure this mod? Answer: Direct editing of configurations in the game has not yet been implemented. Instead, while in a world, execute the command /config showfile <modid>, choosing either CLIENT or SERVER (depending on the mod), then click on the file name (with .toml extension) that appears in the chat to manually edit the configuration file in a separate editor. After saving the file, the configuration will automatically reload in the game after a few seconds, no game restart required.

Question: The enchantment costs are too high/too low! Answer: Don't worry, all parameters for calculating enchantment costs are available in the server configuration file. Simply edit them to your liking.

Question: What is this mysterious enchanting power my infuser keeps mentioning? Answer: This is simply the number of bookshelves surrounding the infuser. You can see how many you already have in the bottom-right corner.

Question: I can't get the Mending enchantment! Answer: The infuser offers the same selection of enchantments as the standard enchanting table. Special enchantments (such as Mending and curses) can be enabled and configured in the server configuration.

Question: Does the infuser also support disenchanting and repairing? Answer: No, since there are already excellent vanilla blocks for that: the grindstone and anvil respectively.

Question: How do I enable tooltips with enchantment descriptions? Answer: Descriptions are provided by a separate mod: Enchantment Descriptions.

Question: I'm using another mod that already alters the enchanting system, such as Easy Magic, Apotheosis, or Quark. Will the infuser still work? Answer: Yes, of course! The enchanting infuser is completely separate from the standard enchanting system.