compatibility with Unique Enchantments
Enchanting Infuser compatibility for NeoForge and Forge and update for Fabric
Zenith (Apotheosis port) compatibility for 1.20 by replacing the cost calculation
note that the xp cost Zenith shows won't always be accurate
- actual Apotheosis 7.2.0+ compatibility by replacing the cost calculation
note that the xp cost Apotheosis shows won't always be accurate. - fix mod detection that I broke in the last patch
update for Apotheosis 7.2.0 (use their cost implementation, even if it's different - for now...?)
support NeoForge
- update for newer Enchanting Infuser versions
- now compatible with 1.17 - 1.20.2
update for newer Enchanting Infuser versions
update to 1.20.2 (fix "incompatible modded server" warning for clients missing the mod)
P.S.
1.3.3 Fabric still works perfectly
update for Waystones 10.2.0/11.3.0/12.2.0
- add compatibility with Lost Trinket slot unlocking
- (also remove the Enchanting Infuser mixin since it was never actually used or needed for 1.16 in the first place)
- add compatibility with Enchanting Infuser
- workaround for conflict with Rubidium's ModList Mixin
compatibility with:
Charm's Grindstone enchantment extraction
Spectrum's Bedrock Anvil
Enchanting Infuser
(not actually new, I forgot to upload this!)
1.3.2
- flatten cost of Charm Reforged's grindstone enchantment extraction and Waystones
1.3.1
- backport to 1.16
(not actually new, I forgot to upload this!)
- compatibility with Enchanting Overhauled
ported to Architectury and Forge (no Architectury API required)
This is a major rework, mainly affecting anvil costs for low levels.
Anvil Cost Rebalance
Anvil costs are now based off of player level 30 instead of level 0.
To understand what that means, say you're level 30 and the anvil cost is 15 levels.
In vanilla you would pay the XP from level 15 to level 30, which is 1080.
In previous Tax Free Levels versions, this would cost the XP from level 0 to level 15, which is 315 - the same as if you were level 15 to begin with.
While this did make the cost independent of the player level, it was also unreasonably low in many cases.
To rebalance this, anvil costs now use the same logic as the enchanting table, meaning the anvil costs will be unaffected below player level 30 - almost, see:
No Small Tax
One small tidbit about vanilla Minecraft is that paying levels doesn't actually touch the percental experience progress.
Since higher levels require more XP to reach, this means you actually not only lose levels but also a small amount of XP.
This "tax" was already dealt with for high player levels and for consistency is now also dealt with for low levels.
Git Gud
Previously this mod used the addExperience() method to pay XP, which had the funny side effect of lowering the player's score, even into the negatives! Not anymore!
Mod Compatibility (for mod devs)
Every Redirect has been changed into a more compatible option.
All Mixins were split by their function and can even be disabled by using a custom field in your fabric.mod.json (see README on GitHub).
Almost all the logic was moved in the main TaxFreeLevels class for easy access.