SOL: Valheim

A Valheim-style food system for Minecraft. Instead of a single hunger bar, you eat a variety of foods — each occupies a timed slot on the HUD, and the more different foods you keep active, the higher your max health and health regen. Food has no saturation/hunger; it has duration.

This branch is a NeoForge 1.21.1 port of txni's original SOL: Valheim (Architectury, Fabric/Forge 1.20.1).

How it works

• Each eaten food fills a slot for a set time (based on its nutrition/saturation). You can hold a configurable number of food slots plus one drink slot.
• Max health = startingHealth + the combined nutrition of your active foods (capped at 20 hearts).
• Health regenerates over time at a rate driven by your active foods, after a post-damage delay.
• At full hearts you gain a small movement-speed buff.
• You can't re-eat a food until its slot has nearly expired. Rotten flesh empties your stomach.
• The vanilla hunger bar is hidden and replaced by the food-slot HUD.

Differences from the original

• Single-platform NeoForge (ModDevGradle) instead of Architectury multiloader.
• Config is a plain JSON file (config/sol_valheim.json, auto-generated on first launch) rather than the Cloth Config / AutoConfig screen. Same fields, hand-editable.
• Eaten food is recorded via NeoForge's LivingEntityUseItemEvent.Finish instead of the Player#eat / FoodData#eat mixins (more robust across the 1.21 eating refactor).

Integrations

• Farmers Delight (optional): its foods get a nutrition/saturation/regen buff, and the cake slot shows the farmersdelight:cake_slice icon when the mod is present.

Building

Requires JDK 21.

./gradlew build

The built jar lands in build/libs/. CI (.github/workflows/build.yml) builds on every push.

License

GPL-3.0-or-later, inherited from the original project.