Bukkit

@zag09

I will be compiling a collection of enchantments to go along with this for those who do not want to create their own enchantments. A list of enchantments currently in this set include:

• Dashing
• Fire Trap
• Ice Trap
• Poison Trap
• Night Vision
• Lightning
• Life Steal
  
  And currently planned ones are:
• Pull
• Repulse
• Slowing
• Fervor
• Knockup
• Poison
  
  There's likely to be more when I'm done but that seems like a good list for a first release of it or something

@AlexSmith49

If anyone posts what they have made, I'll compile a page here with them all. Great idea by the way :)

@JefferiesTube

Alright, both of those are added for version 1.5. EnchantmentAPI.getEnchantments(ItemStack) will return all custom enchantments on an item while CustomEnchantment.removeFromItem(ItemStack) will remove the enchantment.

@Pocketkid2

Javadoc is now available

@Pocketkid2

I commented it so that I can generate a javadoc. I'm not sure where to post that though.

@Kofeygames

Minecraft coding is very high-level so it is simply memorizing their API. How fast you will learn really depends on how good your memory is and what resources you have available and know how to use.

@Pocketkid2

It finally got approved! Have fun with it :)

@Kofeygames

Haha, teaching isn't too simple but you can add me on skype (skype name is eniripsa96) and ask questions as you try to get into it if that helps.

@CeramicTitan

Alright, I just added a check for items having lore or not. That should fix that problem.

@Me4502

Alright, that shouldn't be too hard to add. I will work on that. Thanks for the suggestion!

EDIT: I added the armor/tool capabilities and updated the repository.

@nayvin

Yes, it's actually quite simple.

public class PotionEnchantment extends CustomEnchantment {

    PotionEffectType effect;
    int ticks;

    public PotionEnchantment(String name, String potionEffect, int durationSeconds) {
        super(name, new String[0]);
        effect = PotionEffectType.getByName(potionEffect.toUpperCase());
        ticks = durationSeconds * 20;
    }

    public void applyEffect(LivingEntity user, LivingEntity target, int level) {
        target.addPotionEffect(new PotionEffect(effect, ticks, level - 1));
    }
}