No Enchantment Overloading

item_capacities

Determines the amount of capacity each item will have.

For example,

"minecraft:netherite_sword": 1.5

defines the capacity of netherrite swords as 1.5.

Each entry must have a number greater than or equal to zero.

Tools without an entry will default to having no capacities, just like in vanilla

You may also specify multiple enchantments by tier.

For example,

"netherrite": 1.5

defines the capacity for netherite tiered armor and tools as 1.5

Capacities specified by id will override those specified by tier.

enchantment_weights

Determines how much weight each enchantment will consume per level.

Each enchantment can be specified by id for how many enchantments it will consume.

For example,

"minecraft:protection": [
  0.25,
  0.50,
  0.75,
  1.00
]

defines that for protection, it will consume 0.25 weight at level 1, 0.50 at level 2, 0.75 at level 3, and 1.00 at level 4.

Enchantments without a config entry will default to having consuming no weight, just like in vanilla Minecraft_

You can also apply default values for all enchantments of a certain max level.

For example,

"max_level_of_2": [
  0.5,
  1.0
]

defines that for all enchantments of with a max level of 2, it will consume 0.5 weight at level 1, and 1.0 at level 2.

Curses specified this way will have negative weight.

Weights specified by id will override those specified by tier.