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Item Forge Wiki

Custom item editing, profile automation, smart scaling, batch workflows, and admin-friendly generation docs for Item Forge.

Getting Started

Start here for install, first boot, and the three main editing lanes.

Naming and Templates

Get display name, item name, lore, placeholders, and prefix behavior right before you mass-generate items.

Profiles and Automation

Build reusable modifier workflows, scale item math, and generate outputs from the Give menu.

Item Editing Systems

Trim, dye, attribute, hide, model, and tag items without dropping into raw NBT tooling.

Operations and Support

Teach admins the command surface, the built-in help surfaces, and the troubleshooting path for common item issues.

Operations and Support

Commands, Permissions, and Quick Admin Workflows

Use Item Forge's command layer for fast naming, lore, profile, and reload workflows.

Item Forge is GUI-first, but it also exposes a useful command surface for admin speed.

Core commands

  • /iforge
  • /if
  • /if help
  • /if placeholders
  • /iforge reload

Quick display commands

  • /if name <text...>
  • /if name clear

Lore commands

  • /if lore add <text...>
  • /if lore set <line> <text...>
  • /if lore remove <line>
  • /if lore clear

Profile commands

  • /if profile list
  • /if profile presets
  • /if profile preset <key>
  • /if profile apply <id> [keep|overwrite]
  • /if profile applyarmor <id> [keep|overwrite]
  • /if profile applyinvarmor <id> [keep|overwrite]

Permissions

  • itemforge.use
  • itemforge.reload

Good quick workflows

TEXT
/if lore add <gray>Issued by the Arsenal</gray>
/if profile preset devastated_50
/if profile apply devastated_50 keep
/iforge reload

Keep versus overwrite

When you apply profiles through command or GUI:

  • KEEP_EXISTING preserves existing PDC keys
  • OVERWRITE lets the template replace them

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