You can set up some simple commands with command blocks, and let players click the button of each command block so that they receive the enchanted items. This is the general command: /give @p 0 {ench:[{id:<0-62>,lvl:<1-32767>},{id:<0-62>,lvl:<1-32767>},…]}
How do you combine enchantments using commands?
If you mean putting different high level enchantments onto the same item using the /enchant command, run the command twice, each time with a different enchantment and they will stack. You can also do this without commands by combining tools/armor and an enchanted book in an anvil.
How do I put Lore and enchantment on an item in Minecraft?
I am someone who likes minecraft and all commands in it. except what I’m having trouble with is how to put a lore AND an enchantment on an item in minecraft. This is an example of giving yourself an item with lore:
What do I put to receive an item with a lore?
What tag format do I put to receive an item with a lore? The command would be something like this: Here is an example with 2 unbreakable diamond axes given to the nearest player: /give @p stick {display: {Lore: [“\\”lore!\\”\\}} If you want to add more text just add more {} formats inside of the Lore: [] tag.
How do you enchant and name items with / give using command blocks?
To add on to 3dsboy08’s answer, you can find a list that tells you which id corresponds to which enchantment here. Also, in order to add multiple enchantments at once, you need to use the following syntax inside the “ench” part:
What’s the difference between name and lore in Minecraft?
You can change the item id and the name to whatever you please. Lore is basically the text underneath the item name, like enchantments or potion effects. Lore is a tiny bit more complicated than names. Remember my “Reaper’s Scythe”? I want the lore to say that it was originally used by the grim reaper to capture lost souls.
