General

This mod adds quality to food and certain food-related material (e.g. crops) through NBT data (meaning no new items)

1.21 documentation is currently located here

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 attribute increases the chance as well)

You can give yourself a quality item like this: /give @s farmersdelight:roast_chicken_block{quality_food:{quality:2}}

quality is a value between 0 (NONE) and 3 (DIAMOND)
Setting NONE does not make sense since it will not affect anything and just makes the item unstackable with non-quality items

You can also use the following commands

/quality_food give
/quality_food apply
/quality_food remove

Configuration

There is a configuration per quality - aside from some normal things you can also specify which item should gain which effects

Example: effect_list = ["minecraft:apple;minecraft:regeneration;0.5;120;3;0.45"]
- minecraft:apple is the item this effect should apply to (can also be a tag, e.g. #minecraft:cat_food)
- minecraft:regeneration is the effect
- 0.5 is the chance for a food item to gain this effect (1 means 100%)
- 120 is the duration in ticks (20 ticks means 1 second)
- 3 is the amplifier (0 results in an effect level of 1 (i.e. no level shown))
- 0.45 is the probability to gain this effect when eating the item (1 means 100%)

The tag of an item with effects applied to it looks like this:

{
  quality_food: {
    effects: [
      {
        "forge:id": "minecraft:regeneration", 
        chance: 0.45d, 
        Ambient: 0b, 
        CurativeItems: [
          {
            id: "minecraft:milk_bucket", 
            Count: 1b
          }
        ], 
        ShowIcon: 1b, 
        ShowParticles: 1b, 
        Duration: 120, 
        Id: 10, 
        Amplifier: 3b
      }
    ], 
    quality: 1
  }
}

I don't recommend manually creating such items - the quality_food commands will apply the configured effects

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)

Non-food items can be made applicable to quality by adding them to the quality_food:material_whitelist item tag

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

The bonus quality a quality ingredient provides is configurable for the crafting table (crafting_bonus)

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

Higher quality will store a higher bonus per cooked item
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

For compatibility’s sake certain blocks (and their item variant) are supported in a broader way than needed

If you find some items having quality where it doesn't make much sense you can blacklist them using the item tag quality_food:blacklist

Compatibility

Farmer's Delight
- Apply quality when crafting
- Handle quality block state for growing plants (rice and tomato)
- Apply quality to served items (feast blocks)
- Storage blocks are part of the default config
Fast Entity Transfer
- Use stored quality bonus of the furnace
Tom's Simple Storage Mod
- Apply quality when crafting
Sophisticated Core
- Properly handle compacting
- Apply quality when crafting
Create
- Milling and Mechanical Mixer should apply the quality of the ingredients
- Mechanical Harvester and cooking with fan apply quality
- Quality item attribute (for filters)
Harvest with ease
- Properly roll quality when auto harvesting
Quark
- Quality gets properly rolled
- Storage blocks are part of the default config
RightClickHarvest
- Quality gets properly rolled
[Let's Do] Vinery
- Storage blocks are part of the default config
FastWorkbench
- Quality gets properly handled when using the crafting bench
Crate Delight
- Storage blocks are part of the default config
Fruitful Fun 🍊
- Roll quality for dropped items from fruit trees
- Apply quality to served items
Collector's Reap
- Quality effect cake blocks grant improved effects
- Apply quality to growing fruit bushes
- Roll quality for dropped items from fruit bushes
- Storage blocks are part of the default config

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

Misc

Example

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

Quality Food