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Minecraft: Java Edition
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Limitless Enchantments
Limitless Enchantments is a mod that lets you mess with enchantments all you want. Only 1.21+ is supported. This mod bumps enchantment level cap to 2,147,483,648 from 255.
Settings
Settings are managed with the /limitless [SETTING]
command. Available options are:
maxEnchantmentLevel
blacklist
rebalancedTrades
anvilExperienceCostLimit
noIncompatibilities
showActualNumbers
If limitless
command is executed without any arguments, it will show mod's version.
Maximum Enchantment Level (maxEnchantmentLevel
)
- Setting Type: Integer
- Avaliable value(s): Between 0 and 2147483648
- Subcommands: None
- Executing for example:
limitless maxEnchantmentLevel 255
Maximum Enchantment Level is a setting that lets you remove the limit of maximum enchantment levels.
For example; with the setting Maximum Enchantment Level set to 255, any librarian trades with enchanted books' level will be between 1 and 255, ignoring the book's maximum level.
If maxEnchantmentLevel
is set to 0, the maximum levels will work normally.
For technical reasons, in creative inventory screen enchanted books will only have up to level 255 even if maxEnchantmentLevel
is higher than 255. This does not mean you can't get higher level books than 255 ones.
Blacklist (blacklist
)
- Setting Type: List of enchantments
- Avaliable value(s): Enchantments
- Subcommands:
add
,addAll
,remove
andclear
- Executing for example:
limitless blacklist
With this setting, you can blacklist certain enchantments to make them not be affected by the maxEnchantmentLevel
setting. Executing only limitless blacklist
will show the current blacklist of enchantments.
add
- Setting Type: Subcommand
- Avaliable value(s): Enchantment
- Executing for example:
limitless blacklist add minecraft:mending
This subcommand adds an enchantment to blacklist. You can't add enchantments that are already in the blacklist.
addAll
- Setting Type: Subcommand
- Avaliable value(s): None
- Executing for example:
limitless blacklist addAll
This subcommand adds all available enchantments to the blacklist. If something unexpected happens, the changes will be reverted.
remove
- Setting Type: Subcommand
- Avaliable value(s): Enchantment
- Executing for example:
limitless blacklist remove minecraft:mending
This subcommand removes an enchantment from the blacklist. You can't remove nonexistent enchantments in the blacklist.
clear
- Setting Type: Subcommand
- Avaliable value(s): None
- Executing for example:
limitless blacklist clear
This subcommand clears all enchantments off the blacklist.
Rebalanced Trades (rebalancedTrades
)
- Setting Type: Boolean
- Avaliable value(s):
true
orfalse
- Subcommands: None
- Executing for example:
limitless rebalancedTrades true
With Rebalanced Trades setting, you can let the mod rebalance Librarian Villager trades. This is recommended if Maximum Enchantment Level is higher than 10.
Without balances:
With balances:
Anvil Experience Cost Limit (anvilExperienceCostLimit
)
- Setting Type: Integer
- Avaliable value(s): Between 40 and 2147483648
- Subcommands: None
- Executing for example:
limitless anvilExperienceCostLimit 255
Anvil Experience Cost Limit is a setting that allows you to modify anvil operation experience level cost limit that makes anvils refuse to work. (Too expensive!)
No Incompatibilities (noIncompatibilities
)
- Setting Type: Boolean
- Avaliable value(s):
true
orfalse
- Subcommands: None
- Executing for example:
limitless noIncompatibilities true
If No Incompatibilities setting is turned on, the game will allow you to to combine mutually exclusive enchantments like Infinity and Mending together.
Showing Actual Numbers
- Setting Type: Boolean
- Avaliable value(s):
true
orfalse
- Subcommands: None
- Executing for example:
limitless showActualNumbers false
With settingshowActualNumbers
, you can choose to have actual numbers of the level of an enchantment near the roman numerals.
This mod requires Fabric API.