FeedFood

FeedFood – Server Side Mod

Version: 1.0 | Minecraft: 1.20.1 | Forge: 47.3.0

📖 Description

FeedFood is a tiny yet strategic mod that alters food logic in-game. Each edible item receives dynamically randomized nutritional properties and a low-probability Regeneration effect. The goal is to introduce tactical uncertainty to combat and survival, forcing players to adapt to foods whose values may shift during each playthrough.

"Tiny but timely" – the mod is small in size, but its impact is felt in every encounter.

✨ Features

| ✅ |Feature |Detail | | - |------------------------------------ |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ✅ |Randomized Nutrition |Food nutrition values and saturation are adjusted with a random factor based on the original food. | | ✅ |Regeneration Effect |Every food item has a 20% chance to apply Regeneration I (10 ticks). | | ✅ |Fast Food & Always Eat Compatibility |Preserves the fast and alwaysEat flags of the original food. | | ✅ |Server-Side Only |Does not require client-side installation; behaviors are computed purely on the server. | | ✅ |Mixin-based |Uses a Mixin to intercept Item.Properties#food and replace the FoodProperties instance. | | ✅ |Ready for 1.20.1 |Aligned with the 1.20.1 official mappings (specifically targeting the Item.Properties.food field). |

📦 Installation

1. Prerequisites

   • Minecraft 1.20.1
   • Forge 47.3.0 or higher.

2. Download

   • Download the feedfood-1.0.jar file from the CurseForge page.

3. Placement

   • Copy the .jar into the mods/ directory of the server (clients do not need to install it).

4. Booting

   • Start the server normally. The mod will load automatically and begin modifying foods.

Note: This is a server-only mod. Clients do not need to install it to connect and enjoy its effects.

🎮 In-Game Usage

The mod works without additional commands or configs. Simply:

• Create or load a world on a server with the mod installed.
• Each time a player obtains or consumes food, its nutrition and saturation values may vary slightly from the base vanilla values.
• There is a chance that the food grants Regeneration I (20% probability).

Internal Mechanics