Diet is a mod that facilitates the creation and management of dietary food groups in Minecraft. Diet comes with a default configuration that creates five classical food groups (fruits, grains, vegetables, proteins, and sugars). The mod is highly configurable; users and modpack developers can define their own food groups, classifications, and diet effects.
Food groups are custom dietary groups that represent the types of food that you have eaten. Each group has a value ranging between 0% and 100% depending on how much of that particular category that a player has eaten. These values increase depending on what types of food a player eats and every group gradually decays when the player uses up their hunger bar.
By default, Diet comes with five classical food groups: Fruits, Grains, Proteins, Vegetables, and Sugars.
By editing the diet-groups.toml
configuration file in the world save's serverconfig
folder,
users and modpack developers can create their own custom food groups. Configurable options include:
Please refer to the wiki for more detailed information.
Dietary effects are custom rewards or penalties applied to players based on certain, configurable
food group values. These effects can be configured through the diet-effects.toml
file in the world
save's serverconfig
folder.
Possible effects can include any registered potion effect, vanilla and modded, as well as modifying attributes directly (i.e. increasing maximum health by an arbitrary value). The conditions for these effects are highly configurable, including checking specific values, checking only subsets of groups, applying effects cumulatively for each matching test, and much more.
Please refer to the wiki for more detailed information.
Diet registers a few commands to help aid debugging and server management.
/diet
get <player> <group>
set <player> <group> <value>
add <player> <group> <value>
subtract <player> <group> <value>
reset <player>
pause <player>
resume <player>
export <filter> <argument>
Please report all bugs, issues, and feature requests to the issue tracker.
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All source code and assets are licensed under LGPL 3.0.
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