ManosSef,
Thank you for reviewing this tick. I’d like to draw your attention to an incorrect assertion:
or to specify them directly in the item stack object stored in the
givesfield.
In the examples listed, this specific action was taken, documented, and showed no such result:
"gives": {
"id": "minecraft:enchanted_book",
"minecraft:stored_enchantments": {
"minecraft:smite": 5
}I disagree.
As shown in the 2nd image the Accessibility Setting for Minecraft: Java Edition website states:
Accessible Keyboard Menu navigation
Minecraft includes the ability to use a keyboard to navigate in-game menus
The video shows, that the menu for trades, is open while in game, and is unable to be navigated as stated in the Accessibility Settings for Minecraft: Java Edition website.
If the Villager Trade Menu is not a menu, what is it internally referred to as?
Still present in 26.1 snapshot 11. As shared here: https://mojira.dev/MC-306714
Re-confirmed in https://mojira.dev/MC-306715
Could you please link the issue that duplicates this?
The current report.bug.mojang is quite shoddy compared to the old one.
Additional investigation showed
"amount": does alter the total number of trades per profession level. This doesn’t require addition of "replace" :true,
Only trades, from the same profession can be swapped between levels. This requires the addition of "replace" :true, to the start of the #data/minecraft/villager_trade/<profession>/<#>/ level_#.jsonExample: Chain Mail armor trades of the Armorer are able to be taken from later profession levels, and placed/offered as a Novice level.
No trade with a different file name, than those provided by default, are viewed as valid. Despite the file names and folders being correct, the error given will always be:Couldn't load tag minecraft:<profession>/level_# as it is missing following references: minecraft:<profession>/<#>/<trade.json> (from file/<datapack_folder_name>).
ManosSef could you please clarify where you’re suggesting the ‘components’ field be added? As in the previous examples/attempts, the “minecraft:stored_enchantments” are located exactly as they are in other working systems provided by the unmodified game client.