Repair Request

A repairman villager service for emerald-based item repairs.

Repair Request adds a dedicated repairman profession and an anvil-style service screen. It is designed for packs that want damaged or broken gear to be repaired through a villager service without spending player experience.

What it does

• Adds a Repairman villager profession.
• Uses anvils, chipped anvils, and damaged anvils as the repairman's job-site blocks.
• Opens a repair screen when interacting with a repairman.
• Uses an anvil-style UI: damaged item on the left, payment in the second slot, repaired output on the right.
• The payment slot accepts only emeralds and emerald blocks.
• Repairing consumes no player experience.
• Default repair amount is 64 durability per emerald.
• Repair amount can be configured as either a fixed durability value or a percentage of the item's max durability.

Lightman's Currency compatibility

When Lightman's Currency is installed, Repair Request adds button-based repair actions for Lightman's money handlers:

• Repair (LC) spends one configured emerald-value payment unit.
• Repair All (LC) spends as much as needed, up to full repair or available funds.

The Lightman's Currency integration uses Lightman's default main coin chain value: 1 repair unit = 1 emerald coin = 1000 LC core value. The standalone default payment anchor is lightmanscurrency:coin_emerald, matching Lightman's original economy. Modpacks that intentionally replace Lightman's economy with vanilla emeralds can set lightmanPaymentItem to minecraft:emerald.

Notes for pack makers

This mod only adds the repair service. It does not prevent item deletion at zero durability by itself. Pair it with a durability-preservation mod such as Keep My Sword if you want broken items to remain in the player's inventory and be repairable later.

Source and issues

• Source: https://github.com/rinchanai/repair-request
• Issues: https://github.com/rinchanai/repair-request/issues