Spice of Life: Classic Edition

This mod is not a fork of Spice of Life, but the content is similar. Instead of a policy of rewarding and encouraging eating, which is common, it encourages eating by debuffing. # Overview This mod increases the difficulty of managing food in Minecraft by introducing mechanics that decrease food recovery values the more you consume the same item. It adds both short-term and long-term food debuffs, making food choices more strategic. Also, add a basket that can carry more than one food item. ## Short-Term Food Debuff If you eat the same food within the last 5 meals, the following debuffs will occur: - 1st time: 100% recovery (normal) - 2nd time: 90% recovery - 3rd time: 75% recovery - 4th time: 50% recovery - 5th time: 05% recovery This is considered the short-term debuff. ## Long-Term Food Debuff Over time, the more you consume a specific food, its recovery will decrease by 1% per consumption, up to a history of 100 meals. This simulates a long-term debuff. ## Items added Baskets should contain multiple food items. It can be opened by right-clicking. Basket:It can hold 9 stacks of food.  Large Basket:It can hold 9 stacks of food. Right click to eat the food inside. Compatible with AppleSkin.  ## Configurable Settings All debuff values, as well as the number of meals tracked for the history, are configurable through the config file. These settings are world-specific, so you can adjust them per save file. ## Mod Compatibility - **AppleSkin**: This mod is fully compatible with AppleSkin. Changes to the food recovery will be reflected in the HUD. It also displays the amount of Wicker Basket recovery. - **Farmer's Deligh**t: While tested and working with Farmer's Delight, full compatibility is not guaranteed. ## Feedback and Usage This is my first mod, so I would love to hear any suggestions or improvements you have! - You are welcome to include this mod in modpacks. - Feel free to showcase it in videos. - No notification is required, but I would be delighted to hear about it if you do! Prior to the change, the name was "FoodVariation".