Feast and Famine 0.1.0 (first release)

First public release, for Minecraft 26.1.2 (NeoForge), 1.21.1 (NeoForge) and 1.20.1 (Forge).

Food

• Meal values are worked out from crafting recipes: more work, more food. Foods without recipes are scaled down.
• Bigger meals take longer to eat and stack to fewer items.
• Tooltips show what a food feeds you; AppleSkin shows the real values if installed.
• Per-food overrides in config/feastandfamine/food_overrides.json.

Hunger and health

• Steady hunger drain with difficulty scaling, and a respawn hunger setting.
• Natural healing only above a hunger threshold (seven shanks by default), and healing no longer costs hunger.
• Well Fed effect: faster healing after a good meal, longer for bigger meals.
• Slowness, mining fatigue and weakness at low hunger or low health, with an on-screen warning that names what it is costing you.
• /feastandfamine pace measures hunger burn rate to help tune the balance.
• Empty Plate item (creative tab) for testing foods.

Farming module (own switches, one master switch)

• Daylight-only growth, wrong-biome slowdown, weaker bone meal, right-click harvest, no seeds from grass, seeds from hoeing grass.
• Growth multiplier (default normal speed).

Animals module (all at normal rates by default)

• Breeding cooldown, growing-up time, egg time and milking cooldown multipliers.

Versions

• Released for Minecraft 26.1.2 (NeoForge), Minecraft 1.21.1 (NeoForge) and Minecraft 1.20.1 (Forge). Same features in all three; AppleSkin support is in the 1.21.1 file only.

Known limits

• First release: balance is tuned for a large food-mod pack and may want adjusting for others; every number is in the config.
• On 1.20.1 some Farmer's Delight cooking-pot and cutting-board dishes are valued from the generic recipe data, so a few may be worth less than expected.
• Right-click harvest works on normal crop blocks (the kind most farming mods use). Crops with their own harvest rules are not affected.