Standalone mod providing the HUD features previously included in AppleCore. This is a mostly client-side mod, but it needs to be on the server in order to display accurate saturation/exhaustion values on the client.
Note: AppleSkin provides information about some mechanics that are invisible by default (it does not add or change any mechanics). To read about Minecraft's exhaustion and saturation mechanics, see the Minecraft wiki article on Hunger
Features
- Adds food value information to tooltips:
- Adds a visualization of saturation and exhaustion to the HUD
- Adds a visualization of potential hunger/saturation restored while holding food
- Adds hunger/saturation/exhaustion info to the debug overlay (F3)
- Syncs the value of saturation and exhaustion to the client
Misc
You are welcome to add this mod to any modpack you'd like.
What is the time scale we're looking at for a 1.16 forge release?
Forge
hey plz update to 1.16.1 forge plz
can you update the mod ?
Fatigue/exhaustion bar not showing at all in the 1.16 version (Fabric)
In reply to AntiChronic:
Make sure AppleSkin is installed on the server as well. Exhaustion and saturation won't work properly without it.
may i use this for a modpack called death joins minecraft
In reply to tool_can:
From the description: You are welcome to add this mod to any modpack you'd like.
Can you please make your Fabric versions in a separate project. It is a really ennoying fact that updating the mod turns out to update to a fabric version.
Just make a separate project for fabric mods please.
In reply to Winnetrie:
I'd really prefer Curseforge/the launcher to fix that sort of thing on their end.
In reply to Winnetrie:
I know Fabric doesn't have all the mods yet, but I really really recommend switching to Fabric. Trust me, it 100% is an upgrade and will definitely be worth it in the long run (and decently worth it right now as well)!
In reply to AntiChronic:
Fabric isn't an upgrade at all. Not even close. Besides that i don't say it's bad, it's just different and not recommended to use for heavy modding. There is a reason it is fast updated and very simple to update, because it is lightweighted and has a much smaller capabilities then forge. It is very good for those who like to use some simple clientsided mods or for those who have a toaster pc and like to play with some mods.
1.16.1 forge pleeeaaassseeeee
In reply to minecrafterdude132132132:
I know Fabric doesn't have all the mods yet, but I really really recommend switching to Fabric. Trust me, it 100% is an upgrade and will definitely be worth it in the long run (and decently worth it right now as well)!
In reply to AntiChronic:
as far as i know fabric is good as small simple mods not large complicated mods like thuamcraft for instance so yes fabric is better then forge at some thing but forge is better then fabric at others its not a upgrade its just different would be best if the two somehow merged.
In reply to AntiChronic:
Trust me Fabric is not that good. It is lightweight yes, but it has very few capabilities. For some small light mods fabric is nice indeed, but for bigger heavy mods you'll need Forge, because fabric won't be able to handle this.
In reply to AntiChronic:
i know fabric has a few perks, but (at least for the mods i use) fabric has an extreme undersaturation of mods
maybe in a few months when people give forge mods fabric support, ill switch, but not right now
Are you going to make a 1.16 forge version?
pls make this on forge 1.16
i don't like having to use fabric because a lot of other good mods on forge are not compatible with each other.
Alredy 1.16? common guys, give tour self a brake, you crazy legends