✨ Pixelated Enchants

Give your enchanted gear a style of its own.

Customize Minecraft’s enchantment glint with colors, animated patterns, and settings for individual items. Create a matching look for your armor, give your favorite weapon its own effect, or share your setup with friends.

🎨 Your Colors, Your Gear

Choose colors for individual enchantments and combine them on items with multiple enchantments.

Want one item to stand out? Give it its own:

• Glint color — pick a custom HEX color.
• Pattern — choose how the effect moves across the item.
• Animation speed — slow it down or speed it up.
• Brightness — adjust the strength of the effect.

Item overrides can distinguish equipment by its name, enchantments, and relevant item data—useful for named weapons and custom server items.

🌊 Choose Your Glint Pattern

Explore 11 patterns:

Diagonal Wave · Horizontal Sweep · Vertical Sweep · Center Ripple · Random Burst · Random Spark · Flow · Full Glow · Solid · Vanilla · Smooth Fusion

Mix colors, patterns, speed, and brightness to create your own combination.

🏹 Beyond Swords and Tools

Customize glints across:

• Held items
• Armor
• Shields
• Tridents
• Arrows, tipped arrows, and spectral arrows

Tipped arrows can use their potion or effect color, bringing that color into their glint.

🌈 Multiple Enchantments, One Effect

Equipment with multiple enchantments can blend their configured colors into a single animated glint.

Create combinations for your enchanted gear, then use per-item overrides wherever you want a different look.

📋 Share Your Style

Export your configuration as a compact ETG style code.

Copy your setup, share it with another player, or import a style you like. You can also preview and apply another player’s style separately without replacing your personal configuration.

⚙️ Installation & Settings

Minecraft Java Edition · Fabric · Client-side

1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API for your Minecraft version.
2. Download the matching Pixelated Enchants file.
3. Place the mod JAR in your mods folder.
4. Launch Minecraft and enter a world.
5. Press G to open the settings menu.

You can change the menu shortcut in Options → Controls → Key Binds. If G conflicts with another action, assign an unused key.

💬 Show Your Style & Share Feedback

Made a combination you like? Share a screenshot and your style code in the comments!

For bug reports, include:

• Your Minecraft and mod versions
• Other installed rendering mods or shaders
• What happened and how to reproduce it
• A screenshot or relevant log, when available

Follow the project for new releases, and make your next enchanted item your own.