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Creative Toolkit+

Creative Toolkit+

Right-click any item with an enchanted book in Creative mode to apply its enchantments instantly. No anvil, no XP cost, no GUI - it just works. (Customizable settings)

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Licensed MIT
Published 5 months ago
Updated 5 months ago
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a2.1.1

Alpha
Creative Toolkit+ a2.1.15 months ago 16
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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Client and server

Changes

Creative Toolkit+ a2.1.1

Adds shift-click apply, makes /ec a /enchant shortcut, and ships a vanilla-styled enchant menu UI.

For Minecraft 26.1.x · Fabric · alpha

What's new

Shift-click apply

Until now you had to right-click. Now shift-click works too — same rules: enchanted book on the cursor (or in your hand if enableHandInteraction is on), shift-click any item slot to merge the book's enchantments. If there's no book in scope, vanilla shift-move runs as before — your existing inventory shuffles are untouched.

/ec as a /enchant shortcut

/ec <targets> <enchantment> [level] now mirrors vanilla /enchant with the same arguments, the same validation rules (isSupportedItem, isEnchantmentCompatible, max-level cap), and the same op-2 requirement. Use /ec menu-op if you need to bypass the vanilla rules.

The literal subcommands (help, menu, menu-op, config, reload) win over the entity-selector branch in Brigadier, so there's no ambiguity.

/ec help exists now

Bare /ec still falls through to it, but /ec help is now an explicit subcommand and prints the full reference.

/ec config from chat

Server-side subcommand that sends a new S2C OpenConfigPayload to the client, which opens CtpConfigScreen. The standalone client command /ec-config still works on vanilla servers — the S2C variant just lets ops type /ec config natively in chat.

Vanilla-styled enchant menu UI

CtpEnchantScreen was rewritten end-to-end:

  • Image bumped to 320×234 to fit a centered player inventory plus a roomy enchantment list on the right.
  • Background painted with drawVanillaPanel(...) — beige 0xC6C6C6 fill, white top/left bevel, dark 0x555555 bottom/right bevel, 1px black outer border. The recessed list area uses drawSunken(...) (inverted bevels) so the list visibly "sinks" into the panel like vanilla anvil/grindstone.
  • Per-row label / button columns no longer overlap. Labels live at x=10..130 (truncated with …), buttons start at a fixed x=134. Vanilla mode shows 5 buttons (-10/-1/+1/+10/X); OP mode adds -100/+100.
  • Mode badge top-right (green for vanilla / red for OP). Per-row labels drawn green when applied, dark grey when not.
  • Slot positions in CtpEnchantMenu updated to match the new layout exactly.

Highlights from before

  • Right-click apply with enchanted books.
  • /ec menu and /ec menu-op enchanting screens.
  • In-game configuration screen (CtpConfigScreen) accessible via /ec-config or a custom keybind.
  • Per-feature config toggles in config/creativetoolkitplus.json.

Installation

  1. Fabric Loader 0.19.0+ for any 26.1.x Minecraft release.
  2. Fabric API in your mods/ folder.
  3. Drop creativetoolkitplus-a2.1.1.jar in mods/.
  4. Launch.

The first run creates config/creativetoolkitplus.json. Existing a2.1.0 configs load unchanged.

Compatibility

  • Minecraft: 26.1.x
  • Loader: Fabric Loader 0.19.0+
  • Required: Fabric API
  • Java: 25 (already required by MC 26.1)

Known issues

  • Shift-click apply can occasionally consume the target item on dedicated servers — a client/server prediction split. Fixed in b2.2.1 (please consider upgrading once you're on the b-line).

License

MIT.