Modify Enchantability (Power Type)

Changes the enchantability of items the player enchants at an enchanting table. An item's enchantability is part of how the table picks enchantments: the higher it is, the more likely the result is to have high levels and several enchantments at once. The level cost of each option stays the same.

Type ID: apoli:modify_enchantability

Vanilla items range from 1 for books to 25 for golden armour. A diamond sword has 10.

Fields

Field	Type	Default	Description
`item_condition`	Item Condition Type	optional	If set, the modifiers only apply to items that pass this condition.
`modifier`	Attribute Modifier	optional	If set, this modifier is applied to the item's enchantability.
`modifiers`	Array of Attribute Modifiers	optional	If set, these modifiers are applied to the item's enchantability.

The power only applies at the enchanting table, to the enchantment hints it shows and to the enchantments the player actually gets. Loot, villager trades and /enchant are not affected. Items that can't be enchanted at a table stay that way. The result is rounded to a whole number, and an enchantability of 0 or lower means the table offers no enchantments.

Examples

{
    "type": "apoli:modify_enchantability",
    "modifier": {
        "operation": "add_base_early",
        "value": 10
    }
}

Every item the player enchants counts as 10 points more enchantable, so a diamond sword rolls like a sword with 20.

{
    "type": "apoli:modify_enchantability",
    "item_condition": {
        "type": "apoli:ingredient",
        "ingredient": {
            "item": "minecraft:book"
        }
    },
    "modifier": {
        "operation": "multiply_base_multiplicative",
        "value": 9
    }
}

Books the player enchants have an enchantability of 10 instead of 1, so enchanted books come out with better enchantments.