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Enchanting Infuser Wiki & Guide

Adds two blocks that apply enchantments to items using experience and lapis lazuli, offering an alternative to the vanilla enchanting table.

Contents (6)
  1. Guides
  2. Processes
  3. Blocks
  4. Frequently asked questions
  5. Related mods

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Enchanting Infuser vs Advanced Enchanting Infuser: Which to UseThe Basic Enchanting Infuser The standard Enchanting Infuser lets you pick a specific enchantment from a list and…Fixing Common Enchanting Infuser ProblemsThe Enchantment I Want Is Not Listed If the enchantment you are looking for does not appear, check these first: Wrong…How to Get Enough Experience and Lapis for EnchantingWhy Resources Matter The Enchanting Infuser charges you experience levels and lapis lazuli every time you apply an…How to Use the Enchanting Infuser to Enchant ItemsPlacing and Powering the Block Craft and place an Enchanting Infuser (the basic tier) anywhere you like — unlike the…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 2

Blocks

Advanced Enchanting InfuserEnchanting Infuser

Frequently asked questions

How do I craft the Enchanting Infuser?
Craft it with a recipe that combines obsidian, a book, and lapis lazuli arranged around a central item on a crafting table. Check JEI or REI in-game for the exact grid layout, since it differs slightly from the vanilla enchanting table recipe.
How do I craft the Advanced Enchanting Infuser?
It is crafted by upgrading or combining materials around the base Enchanting Infuser, typically requiring additional diamonds and lapis. Look it up in JEI/REI for the precise arrangement.
How do I actually enchant something with the Enchanting Infuser?
Place the block, right-click it to open its interface, put your item in the input slot, and add lapis lazuli plus experience. Select the enchantment you want from the list and confirm; the item is enchanted instantly without the random vanilla rolls.
Do I need bookshelves around the Enchanting Infuser?
No. Unlike the vanilla enchanting table, the Enchanting Infuser does not use bookshelves to determine enchantment levels or options. You only need the block itself, lapis lazuli, and enough experience.
What is the difference between the Enchanting Infuser and the Advanced Enchanting Infuser?
The basic Enchanting Infuser applies standard enchantments to items using XP and lapis. The Advanced version offers more control, such as choosing specific enchantment levels or accessing a wider range of enchantments, at a higher material and XP cost.
Can I choose the exact enchantment I want instead of random ones?
Yes. The Enchanting Infuser lets you pick the enchantment from a list rather than rolling randomly like the vanilla table. The Advanced version gives even finer control over which level you apply.
Why won't my item enchant even though I have lapis and XP?
Common causes are an incompatible enchantment for that item type, insufficient XP levels for the selected enchantment, or the item already having a conflicting enchantment. Check the interface for the required level and lapis cost before confirming.
How much lapis and experience does each enchantment cost?
Costs scale with the enchantment's power and level, similar to vanilla enchanting costs. The interface shows the exact lapis and XP required for the enchantment you have selected, so check there rather than guessing.
Does the Enchanting Infuser work with modded enchantments and items?
It generally supports enchantments and items registered through the standard Minecraft enchantment system, so most modded enchantments that follow those conventions will appear. Enchantments added through non-standard systems may not show up.
Can I automate the Enchanting Infuser with hoppers or pipes?
The block exposes inventory slots for input and output, so hoppers and item pipes can usually insert items and extract enchanted results. XP and lapis still need to be supplied, so full automation depends on how your setup feeds those in.