Commands

Hot-reload config

/meridian reload

Reloads config/meridian.json without restarting the server. All config sections are re-read, enchantment info is rebuilt, and updated values are synced to all connected players immediately.

What gets reloaded:

• Enchanting table settings (maxEterna, treasure shelf requirement, global minimum enchantability)
• Shelf behavior (sculk shrieker chance, particle rates)
• Anvil settings (prismatic web cost, iron block repair toggle)
• Library settings (hopper rate limit)
• Tome XP costs and durability values
• Warden drop rates
• Display settings (tooltips, colors, inline descriptions)
• Per-enchantment overrides (max levels, power functions, enable/disable)

Audit third-party enchantments

/meridian audit

A client-side diagnostic for modpack authors. It scans every enchantment from other mods (excluding minecraft: and meridian:) and reports, per namespace, which ones integrate poorly with Meridian.

It runs on the client because it checks for a translated description key, which only resolves client-side; the enchantment registry and tags are synced, so it works in single-player and connected to a dedicated server. What it flags:

• Missing description — no enchantment.<namespace>.<path>.desc lang key, so the library, info screen, tooltips, and recipe viewers show nothing for it
• No obtainability tag — in neither minecraft:in_enchanting_table nor minecraft:treasure, so it can never roll at the table (the real red flag)
• Disabled — in the table tag but turned off by Meridian's per-enchantment config
• Treasure — treasure-only, excluded from the table by design (reported for completeness, not a problem)

The chat output is a per-namespace count summary; the full list of flagged ids prints in chat when short, or is written to meridian-enchant-audit.txt in the game directory when long.