XEnchant

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XEnchant

By majicktekOwner

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A mod that improves the /enchant command.

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Singleplayer Only

Works in singleplayer only; does not function in multiplayer.

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GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
Latest Version
XEnchant 1.0.7 Hotfix 2

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F6ODW4PIT0

Ever felt like the enchant command was a bit limiting?

Now you can easily enchant anything you want!

EXAMPLE:
/enchant @p minecraft:sharpness 99

There should be no limits on your enchantment or where you can apply it.

It also will display enchantments in roman numerals up to and including 1000 (M).

Have fun!

P.S.: Only versions of the mod that are 1.0.4 and higher will work. If you downloaded any earlier versions, please forgive me as I forgot some functionality code.

Don't ask me to port the mod to forge, it isn't possible.

P.P.S (for nerds): The Source code is now available, click the source link at the top of the page to grab it.

The link gives you the active 1.16 source at github.com/MajickTek/XEnchant.

If you want the 1.15.X code and the en_us.json generator, head over to github.com/MajickTek/XEnchant-1.15 .

Ever felt like the enchant command was a bit limiting?

Now you can easily enchant anything you want!

Example

/enchant @p sharpness 1000

There should be no limits on your enchantment or where you can apply it.

It also will display enchantments in roman numerals up to and including 1000 (M).

Have fun!

P.S. Only versions of the mod that are 1.0.4 and higher will work. If you downloaded any earlier versions, please forgive me as I forgot some functionality code.

I am the author of this mod, and have reuploaded it from its original CurseForge page, located here.

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  • The mod in action!
    The mod in action! An Image showcasing enchanted Spruce Leaves.
  • You can enchant anything!
    You can enchant anything! Here, MC_CM has enchanted a block of spruce leaves with Sharpness 1000.

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