Enchantments extractor enables MineClone2 users(mineclonia, MineClone5, etc) to extract separate enchantments from items into books, or from books into separate books. The Enchantment Extractor takes books and the item you want to extract, as input.
There is 1 item slot for the regular books, 1 item slot for the item you want to extract. and 9 output slots where the extracted enchants go.
THe first input slot you can only put "mcl_books:book" the second, you can put any item with an enchant on it. the output you cannot put only take items Put labels above the inputs and outputs.
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