Crossbow Enchants Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I put Infinity on a crossbow?
Use an enchanting table, anvil, or loot chest to apply Infinity to your crossbow just like you would a bow. The mod allows this by default—no special steps needed.
Can I use Infinity and Mending on the same crossbow?
Yes, that's one of the main features of this mod. Normally these enchantments conflict, but the mod removes that restriction so you can combine them on a single crossbow.
What happens if I put Multishot and Piercing together?
Your crossbow will fire multiple arrows that pierce through mobs, combining the effects of both enchantments. This creates a powerful crowd-control weapon.
Do I need to install the mod on the server?
The mod works best installed on the server, but players joining don't need it installed on their client to benefit from the enchantment changes.
How do I disable a specific feature I don't want?
Use the customizable commands provided by the mod to toggle individual features on or off. Check the mod's command documentation for the exact syntax.
Will this mod conflict with other enchantment mods?
It should work alongside most mods, but conflicts can occur if another mod also modifies crossbow enchantment rules. Test in a world or check mod compatibility lists if you're unsure.
Does Infinity actually give me infinite arrows on a crossbow?
Yes, when you have at least one arrow in your inventory, Infinity lets you fire without consuming arrows, just like on a bow.
Can I use this mod in single-player?
Yes, the mod works in both single-player and multiplayer. Install it on your client for single-player use.
What's the best way to farm arrows if I have an Infinity crossbow?
You don't need to farm arrows with Infinity active—you only need one arrow to start. However, if you want to stock up for other uses, use a mob farm or craft them from sticks and feathers.
Does Mending work normally on crossbows with this mod?
Yes, Mending repairs your crossbow using experience orbs just like it does on other tools, and it works alongside Infinity without conflict.