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  1. Overview
  2. Guides
  3. Enchantments
  4. Frequently asked questions
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Overview

Step is a lightweight, Vanilla+ utility mod developed by the Modding Legacy Organization. It addresses one of the most common movement hurdles in Minecraft: the constant need to jump over single-block elevations. By introducing the Stepping enchantment, the mod grants players a "step-assist" ability similar to that of horses, allowing for smoother traversal of rugged terrain, caves, and mountainous biomes.

In version 1.20.1 (specifically build 26.1.2), the mod focuses on providing a balanced, non-intrusive experience that feels like a natural extension of the vanilla enchantment system. It is part of a movement-focused series that includes other mods like Dash and Leap.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Enchantments

Enchantments this mod adds.

SteppingAllows the wearer to walk up blocks.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the Stepping enchantment?
Use an Enchantment Table on diamond boots (or other boot types) at enchantment level 20 or higher, just like you would for Depth Strider or other boot enchantments. You may need to enchant multiple pairs of boots before Stepping appears.
What does Stepping actually do?
Stepping lets you walk up full blocks without jumping, similar to how horses can climb slopes. This makes navigating terrain with walls and ledges much smoother.
Do I need to do anything special to use Stepping after enchanting?
No—once you have Stepping on your boots and wear them, the effect is automatic. Just walk toward a block you'd normally need to jump to reach, and you'll step up onto it.
Can I put Stepping and Leap on the same boots?
No, Stepping and Leap cannot be applied to the same pair of boots. You'll need to choose one or keep separate boots for each enchantment.

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