Quality Food — CDPR Edition

A CDPR-focused fork of Quality Food, with compatibility and quality-propagation fixes for Create Delight Project Rebirth.

Original project: SiverDX/quality_food
Original author: Cadentem
CDPR fork maintained by: JSI Team

General

This mod adds quality to food and certain food-related material (e.g. crops) through data components

Quality can:

Increase nutrition and saturation
Improve positive effects and diminish (or outright remove) negative effects gained from eating food
Impact the result of crafted (quality applicable) items (the minecraft:generic.luck will increase the amount of rolls)

Quality Types are defined per datapack (/<namespace>/quality_types/), syntax example:

{
  "amplifier_modifier": 1,
  "chance": 0.1,
  "cooking_bonus": 0.00390625,
  "crafting_bonus": 0.15,
  "duration_multiplier": 1.5,
  "effects": [
    {
      "applicable_to": "#c:foods/fruit",
      "effects": [
        {
          "effect": {
            "effect": {
              "amplifier": 2,
              "duration": 100,
              "id": "minecraft:absorption",
              "neoforge:cures": [
                "protected_by_totem",
                "milk"
              ],
              "show_icon": true
            },
            "probability": 0.6
          },
          "chance": 0.5
        },
        {
          "effect": {
            "effect": {
              "duration": 40,
              "id": "minecraft:regeneration",
              "neoforge:cures": [
                "protected_by_totem",
                "milk"
              ],
              "show_icon": true
            },
            "probability": 0.2
          },
          "chance": 1
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "icon": "quality_food:quality_icon/iron",
  "level": 1,
  "nutrition_multiplier": 1.5,
  "probability_multiplier": 1.25,
  "saturation_multiplier": 1.25
}

level: The level of the effect - higher level ones will be rolled first
chance: Chance of this quality being applied
- Value between 0 and 1 (1 being 100%)
nutrition_multiplier: The amount the nutrition will be multiplied by
saturation_multiplier: The amount the saturation will be multiplied by
icon: The icon shown for the quality (texture needs to be in the textures/gui/sprites directory)
(Optional) duration_multiplier: The amount the duration of existing beneficial effects will be multiplied by (or divided if the effect is harmful)
- If the duration reaches 0 during modifications the effect will be removed
(Optional) probability_multiplier: The amount the probability of the beneficial effect will be multiplied by (or divided if the effect is harmful)
- If the probability reaches 0 during modifications the effect will be removed
(Optional) amplifier_multiplier: The amount the amplifier of the beneficial effect will be increased by (or decreased if the effect is harmful)
- If the amplifier goes below 0 during modifications the effect will be removed
(Optional) crafting_bonus: Additive bonus to the chance of rolling for quality (actual bonus will be crafting_bonus / quality_applicable_ingredients)
- Example: 1x diamond quality (bonus of 0.7) + 1x iron quality (bonus of 0.15) ingredients = (0.7 / 2) + (0.15 / 2) = total bonus of 0.425
- Value between 0 and 1 (1 being 100%)
(Optional) cooking_bonus: The bonus each cooked item of this quality will provide for the stored bonus of the cooking block entity
- Value between 0 and 1 (1 being 100%)
(Optional) effects: List of effect configurations
- (Optional) applicable_to: The item (or item tag) these effects will be applied to - if empty it will be applied to all items
- effects: List of effects which will be applied
- effect: The effect (see the single effect here)
- (Optional) chance: The chance this effect will be applied to the item when the quality is applied
  - Value between 0 and 1 (1 being 100%)
  - If not supplied the value will be 1

The actual quality data component which gets attached to items looks like this:

{
  "components": {
    "quality_food:quality": {
      "level": 2,
      "type": "quality_food:gold"
    }
  },
  "count": 1,
  "id": "minecraft:apple"
}

Commands

/quality_food give: Gives you an item with the defined quality (only lists item which are applicable to quality)
/quality_food apply: Applies a quality to an item
/quality_food remove: Removes quality from an item

Configuration

There is a farmland configuration which allows you to define a bonus (can also be negative, i.e. 0.5) based on the farm block the crop is planted on

Example: farmland_config = ["3;#minecraft:crops;farmersdelight:rich_soil_farmland;1.25"]
- 3 is the index (configurations are tested with the lowest one first - the first matching one will be applied) (needs to be positive)
- #minecraft:crops is the crop block (can be a tag or a single block)
- farmersdelight:rich_soil_farmland is the farmland block (can be a tag or a single block)
- 1.25 is the multiplier to be applied (needs to be positive - values below 1 will reduce the chance)

All items with food properties should be applicable to quality by default

For other items (e.g. materials) the item tag quality_food:material_whitelist is used
In case some items should not have quality applied the item tag quality_food:blacklist is used

Only blocks within the block tag quality_food:quality_blocks will support (i.e. retain) quality

If a block is applicable to quality the item for said block will be too

For crafting (crafting table) there are three configs:

retain_quality_recipes: The result will retain the quality of the ingredients, examples:
- If all items are diamond quality the result will be diamond
- If three items are gold quality and two are diamond the result will be gold
- If two items are iron quality and the rest have none then the result will also have none
no_quality_recipes: Entries will not roll for quality (useful in case items can be crated back and forth)
handle_compacting: If enabled then (de)compacting results should retain quality automatically without having to specify the relevant recipes

Cooking quality items will store a quality bonus within the furnace / cooking pot / …

The bonus is defined in the quality type with cooking_bonus
Once enough bonus is stored particles will start to show
- A higher bonus results in more particles
- This can be disabled through the client config
Once you take out the result the stored bonus will be used up and grant a higher chance to a quality result
The base quality of the cooked item is the lowest quality ingredient used when cooking
- 30x gold ingredients = 30x gold result (+ chance of upgrading to diamond)
- 25x gold + 5x iron = 30x iron result (+ chance of upgrading to gold or diamond)

Compatibility

Jade
- Quality tooltip
Tom's Simple Storage Mod
- Apply quality when crafting
Harvest with ease
- Properly roll quality when auto harvesting
RightClickHarvest
- Properly roll quality when auto harvesting
FastWorkbench
- Quality gets properly handled when using the crafting bench

This is mostly about block interaction / quality application through crafting

If a mod adds a new crafting block then quality may not apply correctly
Items should generally be fine

CDPR compatibility additions

The CDPR fork additionally supports quality propagation for:

FTB Ultimine right-click harvesting
Fruits Delight fruit leaves, fruit bushes, saplings, generated trees, and falling durians
Create and L2Harvester automated harvesting
Ratatouille ovens, squeeze basins, and threshers
Refurbished Furniture frying pans and stoves
Ecliptic Seasons harvest chance adjustments

See CHANGELOG.md for the complete 2.3.6-cdpr.1 release notes.

Misc

Example

Credits for the quality icons go to https://twitter.com/concernedape

CDPR fork releases

Releases are built from the 1.21.1 branch by .github/workflows/release.yml.

Push a tag such as v2.3.6-cdpr.1, or run the Release workflow manually.
GitHub Releases work without additional repository configuration.
CurseForge releases are published to project 1623542.
Set the repository secret CURSEFORGE_TOKEN before running a release.

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