So it's been a long time since I needed your help.

 

I've created an Enchantment which is called Devourer. I want my sword to have that enchant in creative inv and JEI. For that i will need to get the ID of that Enchantment. I've tried the getEnchantmentID(Enchantment) method but it returns actually nothing

 

Edit: I forgot to mention it's in 1.10.2

You don't need to get the ID yourself. Use

ItemStack#addEnchantment

to add an

Enchantment

to an

ItemStack

.

 

Make sure you've registered your

Enchantment

with

GameRegistry.register

.

Choonster maybe if I post my code it will help to understand my problem

 

 

 

public class ItemToolSword extends ItemSword{

 

private String name;

private int enchantment, enchantmentLvl;

 

public ItemToolSword(ToolMaterial material, String name, int enchantment, int enchantmentLvl) {

super(material);

this.name = name;

this.enchantment = enchantment;

this.enchantmentLvl = enchantmentLvl;

 

setRegistryName(NewToolAge.ModID, name);

setCreativeTab(NewToolAge.INSTANCE.tab);

}

 

@Override

public String getUnlocalizedName(){

return "item." + NewToolAge.ModID + ":" + name;

}

 

@Override

public String getUnlocalizedName(ItemStack stack) {

if (getHasSubtypes()) {

return getUnlocalizedName() + "." + stack.getItemDamage();

}

 

return getUnlocalizedName();

}

 

@Override

public void getSubItems(Item itemIn, CreativeTabs tab, List<ItemStack> subItems) {

ItemStack result = new ItemStack(itemIn);

     

        if(enchantment != -1 && enchantmentLvl != -1) result.addEnchantment(Enchantment.getEnchantmentByID(enchantment), enchantmentLvl);

        if(enchantment == 71 && enchantmentLvl != -1) result.addEnchantment(ModEnchants.DEVOURER, enchantmentLvl);

     

        subItems.add(result);

}

 

}

 

 

 

 

 

public static final ItemToolSword TITANIUM_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Titanium, "titanium_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword VIBRANIUM_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Vibranium, "vibranium_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword ADAMANTIUM_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Adamantium, "adamantium_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword SIRIUM_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Sirium, "sirium_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword DEMONIC_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Demonic, "demonic_sword", 71, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword STEEL_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Steel, "steel_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword BRONZE_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Bronze, "bronze_sword", -1, -1);

public static final ItemToolSword SILVER_SWORD = new ItemToolSword(MaterialHandler.Tools.Silver, "silver_sword", 17, 5);

 

 

 

 

 

registerItem(ModItems.TITANIUM_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.VIBRANIUM_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.ADAMANTIUM_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.SIRIUM_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.DEMONIC_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.STEEL_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.BRONZE_SWORD);

registerItem(ModItems.SILVER_SWORD);

 

 

Like other singletons,

Enchantment

IDs are automatically assigned and can change between saves. Do not use IDs, pass the

Enchantment

instance to your constructor.

Well I fixed it