Anvil
Repairing
Have you ever noticed how futile repairing in Minecraft can be? You combine two tools and get one with their combined durability. Now this is fine if you were running out of inventory space, however this is not useful if you want to keep a tool for long-term use, save your hard-earned enchantments, or be the town blacksmith. Now with Anvil, you can create an anvil block (if you have Spout; otherwise an iron block) and right-click with the tool or armour you want to repair.
How to Repair
To repair, you must have at least one of the base item in your inventory. For example, if I wanted to repair an iron pickaxe, I would need to have at least one iron ingot in my inventory. When I right-click the anvil (or iron) block, it removes the ingot from my inventory and repairs the pickaxe by 1/3 durability (because it requires 3 ingots to craft in the first place). This means a sword requires two to repair fully, shovels require one to repair fully, and so on.
Todo
- Add a feature where enchanted items cost more to repair (possibly costing XP as well)
@ThornedRose
It's most likely something to do with not being updated to 1.2.3. As for the folder, the name of the plugin is different on here than in the code, so the folder is called TheAnvil due to that I believe. I will update as soon as possible.
I'm getting an error caused by it not being able to find Spout (which I don't have installed). However it's not creating a config file with useSpout in it for me to set to false. Creating one manually does nothing either. It did however change the folder I created "Anvil" to "TheAnvil". Don't know if that means anything?
Can you update to 1.2 if it isn't already compatible?
@Vegy
Yes.
Does this maintain enchantments?
@Liger_XT5
Yeah, I added in a method to disable it if there was an adjacent iron block so it shouldn' t become a wall of anvils.
Like the plugin. Simple and to the point. Question though.
If a person is making a wall of iron blocks, and has spout, would it turn into a wall of anvils? Any way of toggling the feature/look while placing the blocks?
@Durbann
It's the Traditional Beauty x64 texture pack by BlowJoe. It's pretty awesome.
Could you tell me what is your texture pack on the picture ?
Thx