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Licensed MIT
Published 3 years ago
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2.0.0
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CrazyEnchantments 2.0.03 years ago 2,261
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
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Paper
Purpur
Changes
This build is incompatible with updating from older versions of CrazyEnchantments ( older than 1.9.9.4-rc ) so make sure to take backups and test thoroughly. READ THE CHANGELOGS
Changed:
- Moved every single enchant/item over to using PDC for checks and to dictate if they are in fact one.
- Moved some things over to using adventure api.
- Removed the use of
Color:andBookColor:as well as remove them from the default config. - Support for using hex colour codes throughout the enchantment's names.
- Roman numerals now go up to 3999.
- Bump soft dependencies' versions.
- Misc file cleanup.
- Re-worked how transmog scrolls are used.
Messages:
- Added new
Player-Is-In-Creative-Modemessage with an option to disable using''. - Updated default
Hit-Enchantment-Maxmessage.
Commands:
/ce updateenchants-> Loops through the lore of old enchanted items and migrates it to the new system.crazyenchantments.updateenchants
Fixed:
- Enchantments not working when the pickaxe has blast but you do not have permission to use blast.
- Error caused by a soft dependency of CrazyEnchantments not loading due to an error on their side which causes CE to also not load.
- NPE that only appeared once adding Worldguard and Worldedit to the server.
- Reduced the chance of errors that you can get from changing the lore on an item or removing all of the lore while it has an enchantment on it.
- Right-clicking a scroll in the air to get the usage.
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CrazyEnchantments-2.0.0-1.19.4.jar | Unknown | 570.61 KiB |
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maven {
name = "Modrinth"
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dependencies {
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