Minecraft Forums

# Configuration file

##########################################################################################################
#  main 
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# These config settings are server-side only
# Their values will get synced to all clients on the server
##########################################################################################################

" main " {
    # If false, disables the entire diminishing returns part of the mod
    B:food.modifier.enabled=true
}


##########################################################################################################
# client
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# These config settings are client-side only
##########################################################################################################

client {
    # If true, left clicking the air while holding a food container will open it (so that it can be eaten from)
    B:left.click.opens.food.containers=false
}


##########################################################################################################
# foodgroups
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Food groups are defined using .json files in /config/SpiceOfLife/
# See /config/SpiceOfLife/example-food-group.json
##########################################################################################################

foodgroups {
}


##########################################################################################################
# server
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# These config settings are server-side only
# Their values will get synced to all clients on the server
##########################################################################################################

server {
    # If true, foods' hunger value will be multiplied by the current nutritional value
    # Setting this to false and affect.food.saturation.modifiers to true will make diminishing returns affect saturation only
    B:affect.food.hunger.values=true

    # If true, foods' saturation modifier will be multiplied by the current nutritional value
    # NOTE: When affect.food.hunger.values is true, saturation bonuses of foods will automatically decrease as the hunger value of the food decreases
    # Setting this to true when affect.food.hunger.values is true will make saturation bonuses decrease disproportionately more than hunger values
    # Setting this to true and affect.food.saturation.modifiers to false will make diminishing returns affect saturation only
    B:affect.food.saturation.modifiers=false

    # If true, foods with negative hunger values will be made more negative as nutritional value decreases
    # NOTE: affect.food.hunger.values must be true for this to have any affect
    B:affect.negative.food.hunger.values=false

    # If true, foods with negative saturation modifiers will be made more negative as nutritional value decreases
    # NOTE: affect.food.saturation.modifiers must be true for this to have any affect
    B:affect.negative.food.saturation.modifiers=false

    # If true, a player's food history will be empty once they pass the new.player.food.eaten.threshold
    # If false, any food eaten before the threshold is passed will also count after it is passed
    B:clear.history.after.food.eaten.threshold.reached=false

    # The chance for food to drop from an open food container when the player jumps
    # Temporarily disabled while a better implementation is written (this config option will do nothing)
    D:food.containers.chance.to.drop.food=0.25

    # The maximum stacksize per slot in a food container
    I:food.containers.max.stacksize=2

    # The maximum time it takes to eat a food after being modified by food.eating.speed.modifier
    # The default eating duration is 32. Set this to 0 to remove the limit on eating speed.
    # Note: If this is set to 0 and food.eating.speed.modifier is > 0, a food with 0% nutrtional value will take nearly infinite time to eat
    I:food.eating.duration.max=0

    # If set to greater than zero, food eating speed will be affected by nutritional value
    # (meaning the lower the nutrtional value, the longer it will take to eat it)
    # Eating duration is calcualted using the formula (eating_duration / (nutritional_value^eating_speed_modifier))
    D:food.eating.speed.modifier=1.0

    # The maximum amount of eaten foods stored in the history at a time
    I:food.history.length=12

    # If true, food history will not get reset after every death
    B:food.history.persists.through.death=false

    # Rounding mode used on the hunger value of foods
    # Valid options: 'round', 'floor', 'ceiling'
    S:food.hunger.rounding.mode=round

    # Uses the EvalEx expression parser
    # See: https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx for syntax/function documentation
    # 
    # Available variables:
    #   count : The number of times the food (or its food group) has been eaten within the food history
    #   hunger_count : The total amount of hunger that the food (or its food group) has restored within the food history (1 hunger unit = 1/2 hunger bar)
    #   saturation_count : The total amount of saturation that the food (or its food group) has restored within the food history (1 saturation unit = 1/2 saturation bar)
    #   max_history_length : The maximum length of the food history (see food.history.length)
    #   cur_history_length : The current length of the food history (<= max_history_length)
    #   food_hunger_value : The default amount of hunger the food would restore in hunger units (1 hunger unit = 1/2 hunger bar)
    #   food_saturation_mod : The default saturation modifier of the food
    #   cur_hunger : The current hunger value of the player in hunger units (20 = full)
    #   cur_saturation : The current saturation value of the player
    #   total_food_eaten : The all-time total number of times any food has been eaten by the player
    #   food_group_count : The number of food groups that the food belongs to
    #   distinct_food_groups_eaten : The number of distinct food groups in the player's current food history
    #   total_food_groups : The total number of enabled food groups
    # 
    S:food.modifier.formula=MAX(0, (1 - count/12))^MIN(8, food_hunger_value)

    # If true, a food journal will be given to each player as a starting item
    B:give.food.journal.as.starting.item=false

    # If true, a food journal will be given to each player once diminishing returns start for them
    # Not given if a player was given a food journal by give.food.journal.as.starting.item
    B:give.food.journal.on.dimishing.returns.start=false

    # The number of times a new player (by World) needs to eat before this mod has any effect
    I:new.player.food.eaten.threshold=6

    # If true, any foods not in a food group will be excluded from diminishing returns
    B:use.food.groups.as.whitelists=false

    # If true, food.history.length will use amount of hunger restored instead of number of foods eaten for its maximum length
    # For example, a food.history.length length of 12 will store a max of 2 foods that restored 6 hunger each, 
    # 3 foods that restored 4 hunger each, 12 foods that restored 1 hunger each, etc
    # NOTE: food.history.length uses hunger units, where 1 hunger unit = 1/2 hunger bar
    B:use.hunger.restored.for.food.history.length=false

    # If true, food.history.length will use time (in Minecraft days) instead of number of foods eaten for its maximum length
    # For example, a food.history.length length of 12 will store all foods eaten in the last 12 Minecraft days.
    # Note: On servers, time only advances for each player while they are logged in unless use.time.progress.time.while.logged.off is set to true
    B:use.time.for.food.history.length=false

    # If true, food history time will still progress for each player while that player is logged out.
    # NOTE: use.time.for.food.history.length must be true for this to have any affect
    B:use.time.progress.time.while.logged.off=false
}

• According to an error message that FML has started logging, Patchwork Flesh items may not survive the 1.7 upgrade process for worlds saved in versions earlier than 2.0.2.
• This fixes the message by registering the Patchwork Flesh item with a name and a Mod ID.
• The fix causes a warning when you attempt to load a world saved with versions before 2.0.2, stating discrepancies between the mod and the world. This can be safely ignored and only needs to be done once per world.
• If you're a bit more paranoid about losing your items and the above statement seems a bit too vague, then here's a more technical rundown:
• Load your world with YALSM 2.0.1.
• Save and close Minecraft.
• Replace YALSM 2.0.1 with YALSM 2.0.2.
• Load the same world.
• When the warning message comes up about discrepancies, open up your ForgeModLoader-client-0.log file.
• That log file should contain a line that looks something like this (replace 10009 with your Patchwork Flesh Item ID from configuration, plus 256):

• The reason that FML is giving this warning is because "name null, clamedModId null" from your saved world has changed to "name patchworkFlesh, clamedModId YALSM". If this is the only thing that has changed, then you may safely switch back to Minecraft and continue loading the world; it means FML did its job right.