Configuration reference
This is the config.yml EnchantsForge writes on first start, comments included. Every key you see here is the key the plugin reads; there are no hidden ones. Change a value, reload, and it applies.
Top-level sections: language, disabled-enchants, altar, anvil, enchants.
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# EnchantsForge — main config
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# Custom enchantments suite by TTS-Studio.
# All player-facing strings live in lang/{es,en}.yml (MiniMessage tags).
# This file controls language, switched-off enchants, XP economy, and per-enchant tuning.
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# Language
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# Active language. ISO-639-1 two-letter code (lowercase).
# Bundled out of the box: es (Spanish), en (English).
# Missing keys fall back to en automatically. Operators can drop extra
# lang/<code>.yml files in plugins/EnchantsForge/lang/.
language: en
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# Switched-off enchantments
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# Enchant ids (see /enchant list) that do nothing on this server: no effect, not
# offered at the altar, not applied by books, not given by commands. Items that
# already carry one KEEP it — switch it back on and it works again, with nothing
# lost. Admins can also toggle them by clicking in /enchant browse.
# Works for the addon's enchantments too.
disabled-enchants: []
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# Altar
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# The Enchanting Altar lets players open a 6-row GUI by right-clicking a
# valid Beacon structure (Beacon + 4 Obsidian at ±2 + an Enchanting Table
# within 3 blocks).
altar:
# Multiplier on every enchant's XP cost when applied via the altar GUI.
# 1.0 = exactly as defined by each enchant. 0.5 = half price, 2.0 = double.
xp-cost-multiplier: 1.0
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# Anvil
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# Cost adjustments when combining an enchant book with an item in an anvil.
anvil:
# Multiplier on the XP cost of every anvil combine. 1.0 = vanilla cost.
xp-cost-multiplier: 1.0
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# Per-enchant tuning
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# Knobs exposed by individual enchant implementations. Adding a new enchant
# in your own code typically means adding a section here too.
enchants:
wings:
# Maximum number of mid-air jumps before the player must touch the ground
# again. 1 = classic double-jump.
max-jumps: 1
magnetic:
# Pulling strength applied to nearby items each tick. Higher = items snap
# to the player faster, but also feels more "magical."
pull-speed: 0.15
frost-walker-plus:
# How long (in ticks) frosted ice survives before melting. Vanilla
# FrostWalker uses roughly 80 ticks (~4 seconds).
ice-duration: 80