[1.21.1] Loot Functions

Loot Functions

InsaneLib provides additional loot functions that can be used in loot tables or data packs.

All functions support the standard conditions array.

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insanelib:enchant_randomly_weightless

Applies a given number of random enchantments to an item. Unlike vanilla's enchant_randomly, each eligible enchantment is chosen with equal probability regardless of its weight. Incompatible enchantments are never applied together. Books are supported and will be converted to enchanted books.

Key	Type	Default	Info
count	Number Provider	Required	Number of enchantments to apply. Supports all number providers (e.g. constant, uniform)
max_lvl	Boolean	false	If true, all enchantments are applied at their maximum level instead of a random level
treasure	Boolean	false	If true, treasure enchantments (tag minecraft:treasure) are included in the pool

The following example applies exactly 2 random enchantments at maximum level, including treasure enchantments:

{
  "function": "insanelib:enchant_randomly_weightless",
  "count": 2,
  "max_lvl": true,
  "treasure": true
}

The following example applies between 1 and 3 random enchantments at random levels:

{
  "function": "insanelib:enchant_randomly_weightless",
  "count": {
    "type": "minecraft:uniform",
    "min": 1,
    "max": 3
  }
}

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insanelib:enchant_with_treasure

Applies a single random treasure enchantment (tag minecraft:treasure) to the item. The enchantment is chosen with equal probability from all eligible treasure enchantments. Books are supported and will be converted to enchanted books.

Key	Type	Default	Info
ignore_curses	Boolean	false	If true, curse enchantments (tag minecraft:curse) are excluded from the pool
ignore_treasures	Boolean	false	If true, non-curse treasure enchantments are excluded from the pool

The following example applies a random treasure enchantment, excluding curses:

{
  "function": "insanelib:enchant_with_treasure",
  "ignore_curses": true
}