Enchantree
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Replaces enchanting table RNG with a tree system to give enchanting a stronger sense of progression.
Centers around fantasy elements such as spells, rituals, and magical energies, often involving personal empowerment and magical automation.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
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When enchanting an item, a list of enchanted books will display any compatible enchantments that are accessible from the enchanting table. When apploying, enchantments are applied one level at a time. The cost to apply enchantments increases with each level.
Works best if you disable villager trading or use this mod to limit all enchanted books from villagers to only be level one. This will prevent players from using villagers to bypass the tree entirely.
I tried my best to make this work in all languages without requiring the mod on the client. This forced me to used existing translation keys which may result in some weird translation artifacts.
Configuration
There are 3 configuration options available for the mod:
maxBookshelves - sets the maximum number of bookshelves that an enchant can require to be applied. Acceptable values are 0-32, Default 18
scaleBookshelfCost - determines how bookshelf cost should be calculated. If true, costs will be scaled to fit within the range 0-maxBookshelves. If false calculated bookshelf requirements will simply be capped at maxBookshelves. Default: true
requireEnchantedBooks - If enabled, the enchanting table will search for enchanted books stored in nearby chiseled bookshelves. Enchantments can only be applied up to the highest level of the book found by the enchanting table. This only works for enchantments that can normally be obtained from the enchanting table. Enchantments such as mending, swift sneak, and soul speed will not become accessible even if a book is provided. If you use this option, I recommend using this mod/datapack to make chiseled bookshelves supply enchanting power like bookshelves.
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When a player interacts with an enchanting table they will see the following menu:
The first open slot is for the item to enchant.
The second open slot is for the lapis.
The bookshelves exist to inform how much enchanting power the table currently has.
When an item is inserted in the menu, the books will be replaced with enchanted books showing the available enchantments for the item. Each enchantment will a cost associated with it in the form of experience levels, lapis lazuli, and the number of bookshelves required to apply it.
Price Calculations & modification
The prices are calculated based on the enchantment definitions.
Level costs are calculated using the formula:
(( anvil_cost + min_cost.base + 1 ) + ( levelToApply - 1 )( min_cost.per_level_above_first ))/2
Bookshelf requirements are calculated using the formula:
min_cost.base + ( levelToApply - 1 ) * Math.min( min_cost.per_level_above_first / 2, (MAX_BOOKSHELVES - min_cost.base ) / max_level )
Lapis cost is always equal to the level of the enchant being applied (1 lapis for level 1, 2 for level 2, ...).
Using these formulas you may edit the level and bookshelf requirements by creating a datapack to modify the appropriate values for any enchantments you wish.
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Enchanting Menu This is how the menu will appear when opened
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