Strange Enchanting Table Behavior (Custom Enchantments)

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Strange Enchanting Table Behavior (Custom Enchantments)

When I select a level 30 enchantment on my custom item, only a couple of my enchantments will have a chance to be put on the item. The link below leads to a sample workspace in which I've managed to recreate the issue. In this example, only enchantments 4 and 5 have a chance of being applied on a level 30 enchant. The rest only appear on lower-level rolls.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/f2hcs4okhq71747/sample%20workspace.zip?dl=0

I don't think we can control…
Thu, 08/06/2020 - 06:52

I don't think we can control how this behaves, there are only basic properties exposed in enchantments, check the generated code for more info. Level 30 is quite high, though

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It's just usually best to go…
Thu, 08/06/2020 - 07:26

It's just usually best to go for the level 30 enchantment because it has the best chance of giving you more enchantments and for them to be higher level.

I figured out editing getMinEnchantability() and getMaxEnchantability() to something like 0 min/100 max makes them show up in the enchantment table. Is there a way these two fields could be implemented into the interface? Perhaps you could set the min and max via procedures that return a number. 

It would also be nice if these fields would pass "enchantmentLevel" as a dependency, as Vanilla enchantments use this to determine the maximum level of a given enchantment the item can receive (i.e a wooden sword can only get up to sharpness 2).

This is the only solution I could find that fixed the issue for me. You were right about complete control being pretty limited, though.