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Lapiskeep

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Lapiskeep

By TihomirDobrev

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Lapis left in an enchanting table stays in the table, ready for the next enchant.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.3
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Lapiskeep

Lapis left in an enchanting table stays in the table, ready for the next enchant.

What it does

  • Lapis you leave in an enchanting table stays in that table. Close the screen, come back later, it is still there.
  • The table keeps up to one stack. Break the table and the lapis drops.
  • Works for everyone who uses the table, and two players can never take the same lapis twice.

Needs

  • Minecraft 26.3, Fabric Loader, Fabric API
  • Server side: only the server needs it; in singleplayer that is your own game. Players need nothing installed

Made for Emberwild Journey

Lapiskeep is one of the original mods written for the Emberwild Journey modpack: waystones, backpacks, runes, networked storage, villager trading, vein mining, sorting and travel, made to fit together. It also works on its own.

MIT licensed. Found a bug? Include logs/latest.log.