Disenchanter is a block added by the Draconic Evolution mod. It can be used to remove enchantments from items. This is achieved by placing an enchanted item and a book in its GUI. The enchantment will be moved to the book after pressing the button in the GUI.
1.14 added the Grindstone. This tool allows you to wipe enchantments off of tools, which drops the approximate EXP the enchantments cost when you do so. Unfortunately, if you were looking to keep that enchantment on, say, a book, you’re going to n. Like all Rat Upgrades, it can be applied to a rat by placing it in the upgrade slot in the Rat Menu. Minecraft 1.15.2: How to disenchant itemsBecome A Member - Discord - https://discord.gg/d62Fe.
| Disenchanter | |
|---|---|
| Name | Disenchanter |
| Source Mod | Draconic Evolution |
| ID Name | DraconicEvolution:dissEnchanter |
| Type | Block |
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Blast Resistance | 30.0 |
| Hardness | 5.0 |
| Solid | Yes |
| Transparent | No |
| Affected by Gravity | No |
| Emits Light | No |
| Flammable | No |
| Required Tool | |
Disenchanter is a block added by the Draconic Evolution mod. It can be used to remove enchantments from items. This is achieved by placing an enchanted item and a book in its GUI. The enchantment will be moved to the book after pressing the button in the GUI. This process costs a certain amount of experience, as well as cause damage to the item that is being disenchanted. The damage caused to the item can be reduced by placing Bookcases or charged draconium blocks around the Disenchanter.
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Disenchanter has no known uses in crafting.
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Disenchanter - 1.7 for 1.12
Changelog
First and foremost, what do you need to take into consideration when updating from version 1.6 to 1.7? Here is a list:
- config-options have been renamed, so I recommend deleting any old configurations for this mod and editing the new one; here is a short list of changes:
- options to enable/disable crafting-recipes have been moved into their own category ('crafting')
- option to check version on startup has been removed, as disenchanter uses the forge update checker for this task now
- the 'general'-config category has been removed
- 'MaxDurabilityDamageReduceable' has been renamed to 'MaxDurabilityDamageReducible', as that is the correct spelling
Disenchanter Minecraft
changelog:
Disenchanter Minecraft Craft
- add
Jar of Experiencewhich can be used to convert enchantments into experience, add upgrades for this jar (closing #46) - add
cyclingtable variant/upgrade which allows to gain transferred enchantments in any order - rework major core parts of source code, overall huge improvement towards making code more maintainable and avoiding future bugs
- switch to Forge's capability-, annotation-based configuration- and updater-systems
- switch to Minecraft's new recipe- and advancement-system, making recipes customizable
- add options to disable certain items and enchantments from being used
- add option to disable curse-enchantments from being used
- add options to configure position and visibility (flipped, invisible) of the book above the disenchantment table
- add option to show the upgrades of the table when viewing the GUI
- fix enchantment-loss, now it is actually usable, aka. fix#54
- fix issues related to disenchantment tables with custom names, aka. fix#55, fix#56
- fix#47 in a better, more permanent way, therefore enabling dropping of items from the GUI again
- fix items with no durability being destroyed, aka. fix#39, fix#51
- fix issues related to automatic disenchantment table, aka. fix#44, fix#50, fix#35, fix#36, fix#34