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Ever had one of your beloved items say "Too Expensive" when you put it in an anvil? This Data Pack helps to avoid that pain, allowing an items repair cost to be reset by putting it in a Smithing Table with an Echo Shard and one of its repair material. Additionally, several items that didn't have a specified repair item in an Anvil now also have one.

List of Items and Their Associated Repair Items

• Wooden Tools, Shield, Bow, Crossbow, Fishing Rod, Carrot on a Stick, Warped Fungus on a Stick: Any Wooden Planks
• Stone Tools: Cobblestone, Cobbled Deepslate, Blackstone
• Copper Tools/Armor, Brush: Copper Ingots
• Iron Tools/Armor, Chainmail Armor, Flint and Steel, Shears: Iron Ingots
• Golden Tools/Armor: Gold Ingots
• Diamond Tools/Armor: Diamonds
• Netherite Tools/Armor: Netherite Ingots
• Leather Armor: Leather
• Turtle Shell: Turtle Scutes
• Wolf Armor: Armadillo Scutes
• Elytra: Phantom Membrane
• Trident: Prismarine Crystals
• Mace: Breeze Rods

Installation Instructions to Get the Data AND Resource Packs:

1. Click "Download". !Click "Download".

2. Click "Select game version". !Click "Select game version".

3. Select a Game Version. !Select a Game Version

4. Click the download icon for both the data and resource pack files, as shown below. !Click the download icon for both the data and resource pack files.

5. Unzip the files (optional, but recommended as that's how I use/test them).

6. Add the resource pack to your Selected Packs (ideally at the top) in your Resource Packs menu.

7. Add the data pack to either your Selected Packs in the Data Packs menu (if adding at world creation) OR put it in your world's 'datapacks' folder (if adding afterwards. Recommended to either not have world open at the time or to close and reopen it afterwards).

8. You may get a prompt about experimental settings not being supported when opening the world. This can safely be ignored, but it's also never a bad idea to make a backup if it's a world you care about.