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Mending Gadgets

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Mending Gadgets

By dspellman

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Craft gadgets that use experience to automatically repair your gear.

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Minecraft
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Description

Mending Gadgets adds Apprentice, Journeyman, Artisan and Masterwork gadgets that periodically repair damaged gear while carried. Configure repair intervals, XP costs and durability restored through the in-game manual and settings screen.

Features

  • Four craftable tiers: Apprentice, Journeyman, Artisan and Masterwork.
  • Automatic repairs using experience.
  • Configurable repair intervals, XP costs and durability restored.
  • An in-game manual with instructions and access to settings.

Installation

Choose the file for your Minecraft version and mod loader. Minecraft 1.16.5 uses Forge with no additional library dependency. Later versions require Architectury API; Fabric versions also require Fabric API. Mod Menu is optional on Fabric and provides access to settings.

Credits and license

The animated gimbal artwork is adapted from Rotating gimbal-xyz.gif by Lars H. Rohwedder (RokerHRO), released into the public domain: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rotating_gimbal-xyz.gif . The attribution is included in the packaged notices. The manual artwork is by the author.

All Rights Reserved. See the packaged license and notices.