1.14 Port Status: Waiting for dependencies.
1.13 Port Status: Cancelled, looking in to 1.14 now.
This mod requires AppleCore.
Configuration has been changed in version 3.0.0! Please transfer your settings appropriately!
Modifies the way Minecraft manages food and the corresponding health regeneration in the following ways:
- Decreases hunger drain (1/2 normal rate)
- Gives an effect (Satiated) to players when eating food that disables hunger drain for its duration
- Disables health regeneration from saturation and fullness
- Instead, health regeneration begins 10 seconds (by default) after taking damage, then rapidly (by default) regenerates health. This system is similar to what is done in some first-person shooters.
- Also provides a Health Kit system
The mod has been dramatically changed in version 2.0.0, so please read the wiki page for more information.
This mod is for those who think Minecraft's hunger system is a little poorly-designed, with it being more of an annoyance than an interesting / fun game mechanic.
Mod Compatibility:
- Tough as Nails - Can set minimum thirst value for regeneration
Known Incompatibilities
- ToughExpansion - ToughExpansion implements its own thirst-checking mechanism that is incompatible with Health and Hunger Tweaks. It can be disabled in its config file.
More information can be found at the repository and the wiki page.
Mod pack information: read the license, though the answer is most likely 'yes'.
Also: don't expect me to read / reply to comments left on Curse. Please use the Github Issue Tracker for bug reports. If there's a crash, post a link to a pastebin of the crash-report found in the Minecraft folder. Give as much information as possible, such as logs, what you expected to happen, what happened, logs, images (if applicable), and logs. Use common sense as well.
Finally: I may or may not be around to update this in the future, so if you feel like forking the repo and distributing it, that's totally fine by me. Just name it in such a way that it can be distinguished from the original (e.g. Health and Hunger Tweaks Reborn, or something like that).
so this mod doesnt use the stupid vanilla mechanic they added of food haunches being rapidly consumed by regeneration any time you take damage? i much prefered the old regeneration system that slowly gave you hearts back over time idk why they changed it. ill give it a go
Is there a way to disable the health boxes and the vanilla health regen without CraftTweaker and /gamerule?
In reply to paulgb434:
There is no way to disable health boxes at this time, though this is a planned feature (actually I was considering an overhaul of the health kit system anyway because it's pretty clunky in its current state).
As for your other question, disabling vanilla health regen from saturation is the default configuration, because the mod is intended to replace the regen system. You can, however, turn it back on by disabling "B:disableRegularRegen" in the config, or turn off health regen entirely by keeping the above option enabled and setting "I:delayUntilStart" to -1. I hope this answers your question.
P.S. there is no ETA on the feature to disable health kits as I'm very burnt out on Minecraft / modding at the moment.
In reply to Cerulan:
All right, thanks for the response
Hello, I am not sure what the best method for getting a hold of you is, so I am going with the everywhere method. I opened an issue report on the github.
Thank you for your time. =)
https://github.com/CerulanLumina/HealthHungerTweaks/issues/16
In reply to TheMattaBase:
hey ah, does the latest version work on 1.12?
is it compatible with tough as nails mod?
In reply to kenijey:
In reply to kenijey:
Will we get a 1.11/1.12 update?
In reply to CKTheUltimate:
there's another mod out there that does a very similar thing, after playing with it for a month or two, I've come to the realization that that one is painful to use, as the recipes for healing items are much, much more difficult to get, requiring entering into the Iron age, finding vines and cactus before being able to craft low end healing items, by which you will have died several times. Atleast with this one you don't need to rely on getting iron before you can start healing, nor do you have to click and hold a button to start healing.
I'm glad that this mod is an option, and I'll be switching to it
momentarilynowCan you port this mod to 1.8 and 1.7.10?There's a lot more mods that requires this mod to balance in these versions.
Unfortunately, I make extended use of the Forge capabilities system to manage health kits and regeneration timing. Because this system was only implemented recently, it will require a rewrite of the code to be compatible with older versions of Minecraft, and I simply do not have the time at the moment to undertake such a task.
Another thing I noticed, in the config there's an option to enable and disable the default minecraft hunger health regen, my only problem with that is that apparently you can't have the normal regen without the OP saturation regen.
This is easy enough to fix; I'll try to have an update out tomorrow that fixes this.
Sorry for the delay, I actually had a bit of trouble with the AppleCore events firing at strange intervals, so I couldn't do this right away. Additionally, I was exceptionally busy the last 2 weeks. I've actually decided to overhaul the mod, so watch for updates on Github and Curseforge. Alpha builds will be available shortly.
Amazing mod, the vanilla saturation regen makes healing too trivial and fast.
This mending thing seems too convoluted, there should be an option to have dynamic regen based on your hunger level.
Like, full equals vanilla hunger regen(not the saturation one), then the regen gets slower and slower based on how much hunger you have left, giving no regen at all only when you can't run anymore.
Also an option to enable/disable the crafting recipes for the health kits, as they might be unwanted with other mods that provide health recovery options.
Thanks for the advice, I had actually been somewhat dissatisfied with the current mechanics, and had been stuck on coming up with a solution. I will definitely take your suggestion into consideration!