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You can put other enchantments in here by replacing "minecraft:sharpness" with something else and of course the lvl tag is just the level of the enchant. Multiple enchantments can be done like this: /give @p minecraft:diamond_sword{Enchantments:[{id:"minecraft:sharpness",lvl:20},{id:"minecraft:knockback",lvl:10}]} 1
The Minecraft give code generator is a simple to use command maker, with enchantments, color name text, lore and advanced attributes.
29 wrz 2014 · The following command would give the nearest player a bow called Chuck Norris' Gun with the enchantments 48 (Power), 51 (Infinity), 50 (Flame) and 34 (Unbreaking). These enchantments are all level 10000. /give @p bow 1 0 {display:{Name:"Chuck Norris' Gun"},ench:[{id:48,lvl:10000},{id:51,lvl:10000},{id:50,lvl:10000},{id:34,lvl:10000}]}
Here's your command: /give @p minecraft:bow 1 0 {display:{Lore:[Forged by Dark_Matrix9]}, Unbreakable:1, ench:[{id:48,lvl:10000}, {id:49, lvl:10000}, {id:50, lvl:10000}, {id:51, lvl:10000}]} This is what you get:
31 maj 2015 · In this tutorial I will be showing you how to get your own custom enchantments on any chosen item. Due to how long this will be, I will be adding spoilers every now and then. To begin, be sure to be in 1.8+ in a world with cheats enabled.
/give @p ITEM 1 0 {ench:[{id:32,lvl:LEVEL}]} Replace ITEM with the name of the item you want with the enchantment, and LEVEL with the level of the enchantment. It can be anything from 1 to 127, but only levels 1-10 will display correctly.
This Give Tool Generator creates the Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac) command you can use to give a player a custom tool with enchantments, names and lore. If you need help completing a section, click on the button to display the instructions.
