deterministic-enchanting

Instead of rerolling three random options each time the enchanting table is used, the mod opens a browsable list of the enchantments that fit the item in the slot. A player chooses the level they want directly, and the table keeps its usual inputs: the experience cost, bookshelf power and valid levels still apply, with the same Minecraft enchantment rules deciding which combinations are allowed.

Each enchantment in the catalog is shown level by level. The screen lists what is already applied to the item, marks which existing enchantments can be upgraded, and can display the experience-level requirement for each choice. Items that already carry enchantments can keep being enchanted where compatibility allows, and larger catalogs can be scrolled through. Validation of item compatibility and enchantment conflicts runs on the server.

The mod uses Fabric and requires Fabric API. It is client and server, so the server and every player need it. Files are published for Fabric for 26.2 only, with 1.0.0-mc26.2 as the latest file, released under the CC0 1.0 Universal license, which is not open source.