Repairing enchanted items?

[ZenISO]

I recently unlocked the ability to enchant items in the mages guild, and I spent all my money enchanting all my gear. For some reason they're wearing down really fast now, and I have no idea how to repair them?

Any ideas? I don't want to lose these, I've played for hundreds of hours to get this far.

[Interkarma]

By default magic items aren't repairable, a setting that matches classic. To enable this in DFU, enable the following in your settings.ini

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AllowMagicRepairs = True

This is the equivalent of setting "MAGICREPAIR 1" in classic's Z.CFG file.

Good luck!

[mikeprichard]

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[ZenISO]

YAY thank you!
EDIT: I seem to be having trouble finding the settings.ini
I have a settings.json though?

EDIT2: found it, it's in
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\LocalLow\Daggerfall Workshop\Daggerfall Unity

[mikeprichard]

I mentioned this earlier in another topic, but would it be possible to add this config toggle to the DFU in-game options? Bit clunky to have to go to the .ini for something that seems like a common player request. Thanks!

[Interkarma]

It is kind of a cheat option, but I have no problems adding it. Let me know your thoughts everyone.

[pango]

It was intentionally disabled in Daggerfall classic, so I consider it a cheat too.
However Daggerfall is a single player game, so who really cares. Maybe it should just be mentioned in the launcher.

[mikeprichard]

I'll just say "click to attack" and some other great DFU options could be considered "cheats" compared to classic too, so I'm not sure that really matters - but I know it's not my call!

[Jaiysaun]

I too consider it a cheat and will likely never use it myself, but I also think it should be an option you can click in the launcher. As someone coming to Daggerfall from later games, I can see it as something a lot of players like me would want.

[ZenISO]

I'd love for it to be a toggle option in the startup as I'm sure if I stop playing for a while and re-install later, I'll run into the same problem but might have forgotten how to fix it. If it's in the startup It'll just be a "Hmmm, should I enable this or not" moment instead of frustration down the line. My two cents!