Enchantment Forge
A data-driven enchanting/forging mod inspired by Stardew Valley’s Forge. Create custom recipes with datapacks (no code), tune the crafting speed, and use a simple command to adjust player XP.
- Data-driven: all recipes come from datapacks
- Configurable: tweak crafting speed via config
- Stardew-style workflow: combine tools, fuel, and gems
- One admin command to manage XP quickly
🔧 How it Works (Quick)
- Drop a datapack with your recipes → the mod reads them at load time.
- Use the Datapack Generator to avoid hand-editing JSON:
- (Optional) Adjust crafting speed in the mod’s config.
⌨️ Command
/take level|points player amount
level → removes experience levels points → removes raw XP points
Example
🧩 Placeholders for Commands
You can use placeholders inside datapack-defined commands. They are replaced at runtime:
| Placeholder |
Resolves to |
%player% |
The target player’s name/selector |
%player_coords% |
The player’s current coordinates in the world |
Examples
/take level %player% 5
/summon minecraft:lighting_bolt %player_coords%
⚙️ Configuration
- Crafting Speed: configurable in the mod’s config file (lower = faster, higher = slower).
- Safe for servers and modpacks.
🧩 Datapacks
- Fully data-driven
- Use the Datapack Generator (recommended):
📎 Links
❓ FAQ
Q: Will this be updated to version X?
A: At some point—once I wrap my head around Mojang’s new methods and API changes.
Q: How do I make a recipe / get it working?
A: Use the Datapack Generator → https://spacemex.github.io/EnchantmentForgeing-Site/
Download the datapack, place it in your <world>/datapacks folder, then run /reload or restart the game/server. (Both a zipped .zip or an unpacked folder work.)
Q: Will this support Launcher X?
A: Same as Q1—support follows once the mod is updated for that Minecraft version.
Q: Can I use this in my modpack?
A: Yes—no attribution required.
