Unidentified Enchantments

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Hides the Enchantments on loot items

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This mod hides the Enchantments on loot items, making them appear in the same way you find them in the enchantment table, unreadable.

These Ioot items can be identified with a Scroll of Identification, after it has absorbed 5 levels from the player.

By placing a Scroll of Identification on top of an unidentified item, the scroll will be consumed and a random enchantment will be identified.

To incentivize identifying your loot weapons and armor, a couple of curses have been added. 

  • Curse of Hunger: While using the tool, or taking damage, you will use more hunger.
  • Curse of Weight: While this curse is applied to your armor, you will be slower in the water.
  • Curse of Insomnia: While this curse is applied to your armor, you can not sleep in a bed.
  • Curse of Vanity: Does nothing, but you don't know that ;p
  • Curse of Madness: Every so often, a harmless creeper will spawn close to you and blow up, dealing no damage. You are the only person who can see it.
  • Curse of Brittleness: The tools and armor take more damage than normal.

What to do when an enchantment is not hidden:

There are 2 main reasons for an enchantment to not be hidden:

  1.  If the item is found in a modded structure's chest, my loot filter did not detect them. You can make an issue on github and mention which mod the structure belongs to. I'll add it to the filter to fix it.
  2.  if only some enchantments are not hidden, some other mod has also modified the loot after I've hidden it. To solve this the order of our "global loot modifiers" needs to be changed. This might sound complex but I've added a command to help you, see "Global Loot command".

Global Loot command

This mod uses global loot modifiers to change loot tables. This might cause issues if the "hiddenloot" modifier is called before all enchantments/items have been added by other mods. For that reason this modifier must be at the bottom of the list. But changing the order can be hard if you don't know which modifiers are present so I've added a command to help.

  • /globalloot : Exports the current list of global loot modifiers to the "config" directory. The file will be named "global_loot_modifiers.json". This can be useful for pack makers to order them.
  • /globalloot replace : Replaces the current global loot modifiers with one that has the "hiddenloot" modifier as the last one. This is the simple way to fix that some enchantments are not hidden in custom modpacks. The order of other modifiers are not changed. For modpacks: This is achieved by making a datapack with a global loot modifiers overwrite. This means that on packs that already have a datapack it might create some issues. 
  • /globalloot delete : Removes the global loot modifiers overwrite made by /globalloot replace.

made during dechmodcontest

Unidentified Enchantments

This mod hides the Enchantments on loot items, making them appear in the same way you find them in the enchantment table, unreadable. These loot items can be identified with a Scroll of Identification, after it has absorbed 5 levels (can be changed in the serverconfig) from the player. By placing a Scroll of Identification on top of an unidentified item, the scroll will be consumed and a random enchantment will be identified.

To incentivize identifying your loot weapons and armor, a couple of curses have been added. 

  • Curse of Hunger: While using the tool, or taking damage, you will use more hunger.
  • Curse of Weight: While this curse is applied to your armor, you will be slower in the water.
  • Curse of Insomnia: While this curse is applied to your armor, you can not sleep in a bed.
  • Curse of Vanity: Does nothing, but you don't know that ;p
  • Curse of Madness: Every so often, a harmless creeper will spawn close to you and blow up, dealing no damage. You are the only person who can see it.  

What to do when an enchantment is not hidden:

There are 2 main reasons for an enchantment to not be hidden:

 If the item is found in a modded structure's chest, my loot filter did not detect them. You can make an issue on github and mention which mod the structure belongs to. I'll add it to the filter to fix it.  if only some enchantments are not hidden, some other mod has also modified the loot after I've hidden it. To solve this the order of our "global loot modifiers" needs to be changed. This might sound complex but I've added a command to help you, see "Global Loot command".  

Global Loot command

This mod uses global loot modifiers to change loot tables. This might cause issues if the "hiddenloot" modifier is called before all enchantments/items have been added by other mods. For that reason this modifier must be at the bottom of the list. But changing the order can be hard if you don't know which modifiers are present so I've added a command to help.

  • /globalloot : Exports the current list of global loot modifiers to the "config" directory. The file will be named "global_loot_modifiers.json". This can be useful for pack makers to order them.
  • /globalloot replace : Replaces the current global loot modifiers with one that has the "hiddenloot" modifier as the last one. This is the simple way to fix that some enchantments are not hidden in custom modpacks. The order of other modifiers are not changed. For modpacks: This is achieved by making a datapack with a global loot modifiers overwrite. This means that on packs that already have a datapack it might create some issues. 
  • /globalloot delete : Removes the global loot modifiers overwrite made by /globalloot replace.   made during dechmodcontest

thanks to demonikhunter for the awesome texture!

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