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Making Generic TEISR Enchantment Render Overlay


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How do you make a generic method for rendering enchantment effects onto a java model like a TESR bed or chest from vanilla for example? Is it possible without implementation of the model itself and if not what would that look like being as simple and easy as possible?

For example one would be a bed and chest for testing as they both use TEISR

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