New Minecraft Anvil Too Expensive Datapack

The book has the larger number of anvil uses and so the resultant sword takes the book s number and adds 1 to it.

Minecraft anvil too expensive datapack - Throw any too expensive item at the ground to remove too expensive. This cost is equal to 2 number of anvil uses 1 and gets quite large very quickly. Removes too expensive. Blacksmithing datapack removes too expensive repair and recycle anvils.

This is probably caused by the part of the datapack used to eliminate the too expensive restriction. Maybe either limit it to tools or limit it to only things that are thrown onto an anvil. There will be particles and sound when an item s too expensive is removed. Home minecraft data packs updated.

This data pack allows the player to repair or enchant items as many times as they like although enchantments are still restricted by the maximum number of enchants the specific item can take as the repair cost is always reset to 0 rather than accumulating until the item is too expensive to repair enchant. This is true in my survival world on minecraft bedrock edition beta 1 16 0 57 i have 200 xp levels and i wanted to add the soul speed iii enchantement to my overpowered netherrite boots even though the boots have so many op enchantements i have 200 levels that i spent 5 hours grinding. 1 13 1 13 functions data pack. But then it tells me that its too expensive.

There are also sound and particles to indicate the action as well. As i m writing this i m realizing that i m also using the datapack in the 1 14 snapshots so that might be where the issue is coming in. Browse and download minecraft anvil data packs by the planet minecraft community. Can be used in multiplayer.

You can turn on off said sound and particle settings to suit your style. It s the main reason why stuff with little or no enchants on it can become too expensive to repair. This data pack allows the player to repair or enchant items as many times as they like although enchantments are still restricted by the maximum number of enchants the specific item can take as the repair cost is always reset to 0 rather than accumulating until the item is too expensive to repair enchant. Throw any item on the ground to instantly remove too expensive from it.