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Enchant Command
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Adds a new command to the game for enchanting items from level 1 to level 255.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
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Enchant CMD is a simple and lightweight utility mod that introduces a highly useful command for managing item enchantments. With /ecmd, server administrators and players with cheats enabled can effortlessly add, overwrite, remove, or completely clear enchantments from the item they are currently holding in their main hand.
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The mod adds a single root command with three distinct functions:
/ecmd <add | remove | clear> <player> <enchantment> <level>
- Add / Overwrite:
/ecmd add <player> <enchantment> <level>
Applies a new enchantment to the player's held item. If the item already has that specific enchantment, it will overwrite it with the newly specified level. - Remove:
/ecmd remove <player> <enchantment>
Target and remove one specific enchantment from the held item, leaving all other existing enchantments perfectly intact. - Clear:
/ecmd clear <player>
Completely wipes the item clean, removing all enchantments from the held item at once.
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- Permissions: To use this command, the player must have operator privileges or have cheats enabled in a singleplayer world.
- Server-Side Only: This mod only registers server-side commands. If you are running a multiplayer server, you only need to install this mod on the server. Connecting players do not need the mod installed on their clients to use the command! (It also works perfectly out-of-the-box in singleplayer).
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If you run into any issues, have questions, or want to report a bug, please let me know on the issue tracker! You can reach out for support here: Open an Issue on GitHub
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