Chiseled Enchanting Table — Unofficial Port

Placing enchanted books within reach of chiseled bookshelves permanently makes their enchantments available at the table. Opening the table shows a scrollable list, and a player picks the exact enchantment wanted for an item. The chosen enchantment consumes a matching enchanted book, so building up a collection has a cost. Some enchantments are available by default through the vanilla non-treasure enchantment tag, so a fresh world is usable before any books are placed.

Replacing vanilla random enchanting with this library-driven workflow removes the luck factor from enchanting. The recipe for the table follows vanilla crafting and appears in the in-game recipe book. A small set of item transformations shares the table interface, and the anvil change is inherited from the upstream project. Combining two books of the same level produces a longer result than before.

The port targets 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, with the files published for Fabric only. The author states that the project is unofficial and not affiliated with the original creators. Documented limitations and bugs are listed in the project's compatibility notes. Fabric Language Kotlin is a required dependency, and the port runs on client and server.