What it does
Turn it on and make a wooden pickaxe. It comes out with Efficiency, Fortune, Unbreaking and Mending, all at 255, so it breaks stone instantly and hardly ever wears down. A wooden sword gets Sharpness 255 and kills most mobs in one hit, and a bow gets Power 255 with Infinity.
Each tool gets every enchantment that fits it. Where two can't go together it keeps one: Fortune over Silk Touch, Sharpness over Smite and Bane of Arthropods, Piercing over Multishot, and Infinity over Mending on the bow. Curses are left out.
Details
- It works on swords, pickaxes, axes, shovels, hoes, spears, bows, crossbows, fishing rods, shears, flint and steel, shields, carrots on a stick and warped fungus on a stick, in every material.
- On Java it's the tools you craft, at a crafting table or in your inventory. Tools from chests, villagers or mobs stay as they are.
- Lure, Quick Charge and Lunge stop at 5. With more Lure nothing ever bites, Quick Charge 5 already loads the crossbow instantly, and a bigger Lunge flings you too far to fight with it.
- Armour, the mace and the trident stay as they are.
- It stays on after the world is closed and opened again.
- On Bedrock, operators get an OP Crafting item the first time they join. Use it to turn it on, and again to turn it off. You keep it when you die.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/opcrafting start | Turn it on. Tools you craft from now on come out enchanted. |
/opcrafting stop | Turn it off. Tools that already have enchantments keep them. |
Limits
- On Java, the commands need operator level 2. On Bedrock, they need operator permission, and cheats can stay off.
- On Bedrock it doesn't wait for crafting: every tool without enchantments in your inventory or offhand gets them, including tools from chests and mobs and the ones you already had.
- On Bedrock, Lure, Quick Charge and Lunge stop at 3, their normal top level there, and swords don't get Sweeping Edge, since Bedrock doesn't have it.
- On Java, friends who join without the mod see the level as enchantment.level.255 when they look at a tool. The tool works the same, and with the mod in their own game they see 255.
- The Bedrock add-on needs Minecraft 1.21.100 or newer.
