pecola1
Mining the Cobble
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Post by pecola1 on Oct 9, 2012 12:45:06 GMT -9
This is kinda a wild yet cool and usefull ( ) Idea I had. What if you could craft magic with a item and get an enchanted item? For instance: A feather, boots and magic would make feather falling boots, depending on how much magic you used you get a different lvl enchantment. Another idea would be to have a magic enchantment table, it would work like an enchantment table only it would use magic dust. It would be great to be able to get enchantments quicker.
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Post by Eyowin on Oct 9, 2012 17:51:44 GMT -9
That is a rather good idea. I hadn't thought of that, so thank you. I'm going to look into how I might go about doing that.
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Post by kthompson on Apr 4, 2013 21:58:21 GMT -9
I would say any enchantment as a default would require 10 magic powder, and since the highest level enchantment able to be acquired without cheating is 5, you would only ever be able to use 50 at a time. The actual level of the enchantment though should depend on the -item- not the magic powder. That's just what binds the natural properties of the item to the armor. So say....5 feathers 10 magic powder, that's feather falling 1, 10 feathers, 20 magic powder, that's lv 2, etc etc....iron ingots for protection, magma cream for fire protection on armor/fire aspect on weapons? You'd have to code it to know what kind of item (armor/weapon) you're trying to use it for each time. Also, the enchantment table could be constructed from a base of magic blocks, which would be 3 stone, each surrounded by 8 magic powder and smelted. A diamond in the center, and two redstone beside that to enhance it's magical directive ability? RDR MMM like this, R = redstone, D = Diamond, M = magic block.
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