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Mended - Passive Mending!

Enable passive mending of your armor and equipment with configurable values!

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Updated 4 days ago
Latest stable file mended-1.0-26.2.jar
Game version 26.2
Loader NeoForge

Mended - Passive Mending! mended-1.0-26.2.jar targets 26.2 with NeoForge. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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About this project

What does Mended - Passive Mending! add?

Mended

Mended is a small NeoForge mod for Minecraft 26.1 - 26.1.2 that repairs your gear when you pick up XP orbs.

The idea is simple: instead of needing Mending on every single item, XP can be used to repair damaged tools, armor, and other eligible items automatically. By default, it only checks equipped items, but you can configure it to repair inventory items too.

When an XP orb is picked up, Mended takes a configurable percentage of that XP and turns it into durability repair. Any XP that does not get used for repair is still given to the player like normal.

This is meant to cut down on the boring villager reroll grind without completely removing durability as a mechanic.

Features

  • Repair items when collecting XP
  • Works without the Mending enchantment by default
  • Can repair equipped items only, or inventory items too
  • Splits repair across all eligible damaged items
  • Configurable XP-to-durability ratio
  • Configurable percentage of XP used for repair
  • Configurable max repair per XP orb pickup
  • Option to ignore items that already have vanilla Mending
  • Item and tag blacklists

Configuration

Server config file:

config/mended-server.toml

Option Default Description
requiresMendingEnchant false If true, Mended only repairs items that already have Mending.
repairEquippedOnly true Only repairs main hand, off hand, and armor items. This overrides repairInventoryItems.
repairInventoryItems false Allows inventory items to be repaired when repairEquippedOnly is false.
xpToDurabilityRatio 2.0 Durability repaired per XP point spent. Vanilla Mending uses 2.0.
xpRepairPercent 50.0 How much of each XP orb can be used for repair.
maxRepairPerXpEvent 32 Max durability repaired from one XP orb pickup.
ignoreItemsWithMending true If true, items with vanilla Mending are ignored by Mended.
blacklistedItems [] Item IDs that should never be repaired. Example: minecraft:elytra.
blacklistedTags [] Item tags that should never be repaired. Example: minecraft:trim_templates.

Project description from CurseForge.

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