
Enchant items by arranging ingredients around a central table.
68.7 of the 71 points that apply = 97 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Enchantment Infusion adds a directional enchanting system inspired by Ars Nouveau’s Enchanting Apparatus, using a central Infusion Table surrounded by Pedestals to turn recipe ingredients into a chosen enchantment on an item. Players place up to eight order-independent ingredients on the Pedestals and the item to enchant on the central Table; recipes can specify the target enchantment and level, require an existing enchantment that is consumed, or optionally bypass enchantment compatibility. Its default recipes adapt Ars Nouveau ingredients to vanilla items, including Amethyst Shards for Source Gems, Water Buckets for Water Essence, Phantom Membranes for Air Essence, Fire Charges for Fire Essence, Golden Apples for Abjuration Essence, Leaves for Earth Essence, Clocks for Manipulation Essence, and Sweet Berries for Wilden Spikes. A second recipe type, Simple Infusion, uses ingredients and a central input item to produce a specified output, with an option to copy the input item’s data to the result. Built-in recipe-viewer integrations let players browse its recipes through REI or EMI.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 2 blocks: Enchantment Infusion Pedestal and Enchantment Infusion Table; 89 recipes.
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