How so?
Imagine giving it to armor. They think you are in prot 4 but it's actually just regular diamond
Because it isn't just for weapons, you could use this on any item... I see this is primarily used on items that you cannot normally enchant, like pieces of gold or sticks or whatever
And how exactly does that give you an advantage? Just because somebody can assume something doesn't mean you have an advantage, and doesn't mean it's against the eula
ah gotcha. might want to make that clearer in the OP. "item" to me is a tool or armor item, not like blocks and such.
But yeah, you are correct. You can simply just give a cheap enchantment to armor to make it look pretty on an armor stand... but you can't do that with anything else that's not a tool or a weapon or armor
Adding to that, what if it's not just a glow, but the ability to add a fun enchant instead? Like you can add Shiny I to an ingot or something. Perhaps you can name your own enchant just like you can add lore, or perhaps you can choose from a preexisting list of joke enchants.
Joke enchants dont exist. Its merely a prefix on the lore on an item. you will notice that any real enchantments will always be listed before fake ones on an item... thats because the fake ones are simply the beginning of the items lore. Also, that is why items that only have silly enchantments don't glow.
