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Disenchant to Book

by LurchRang · on Modrinth

Disenchant to Book adds a simple inventory UI (default key: ') for moving enchantments onto books without typing commands. Click enchanted gear to pull…

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Disenchant to Book

Move enchantments from your gear onto books — right from your inventory.

Press ' (apostrophe) to open a simple screen that looks like your inventory. Click an enchanted item, pick which enchantments you want, and pull them off into an enchanted book.

Works on tools, weapons, armor, and enchanted books that have more than one enchantment.


What you can do


How to use it

  1. Press ' to open the screen.
  2. Click an enchanted item.
  3. Click the enchantments you want to move.
  4. Gear: keep a blank book in your inventory.
  5. Enchanted book (2+ enchants): leave an empty slot for the new book, and do not select every enchant — one must stay behind.
  6. Click Extract to Book.

You can still use normal inventory keys while the screen is open (drop items, move to hotbar, and so on).


What you need

Permissions: You need permission to use cheats — op level 2 on a server, or cheats turned on in single-player.

Items:

Mods (required):

Optional: Mod Menu — for changing the keybind in the mod list.


Single-player vs multiplayer

Single-player: Install the mod on your client. With cheats on, it just works — nothing shows up in chat.

Multiplayer (best): Put the same mod on the server and on every player’s client who will use it. Extracts happen quietly with no chat spam.

Multiplayer (client only): If the server does not have the mod, your client will run game commands instead. You will see those in chat, and you still need op level 2.


Installation

  1. Install Fabric and Fabric API for Minecraft 26.1.2.
  2. Drop disenchant_to_book-<version>.jar into your client’s mods folder.
  3. Optional for multiplayer: Add the same jar (and Fabric API) to the server’s mods folder and restart the server.

Players who use the screen still need the mod on their own game, even if the server has it.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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