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### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.11) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.2-1.21.10) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21-1.21.1) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

Patch Notes - Version 1.3.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.11) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.6-1.21.10) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5) - Fixed a bug where the hunger stats UI would not display in newer versions such as 1.21.5. - Additionally, fixed a bug where the hunger stats would remain on screen even after hiding the UI (ex. using F1).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server. - Fixed the pack_format value in pack.mcmeta.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.2-1.20.4) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft Forge and NeoForge 1.20-1.20.1) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.2-1.20.3) - Fixed a crash that occurs when the mod is loaded on a dedicated server.

### **Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge 26.1-26.3)** - Added compatibility with NeoForge for Minecraft 26.1-26.3 - Includes mod implementations up to v1.3: - Commands: - /getSaturation - shows current saturation level. - /addSaturation - adds (or subtracts, using negative input) saturation. - /setSaturation - directly changes saturation to a fixed amount. - Gamerules: - hungerLimitsSaturation: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - Set to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - maxSaturation: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. - Can set below the food limit (between 0 and 20), with 0 disabling the saturation mechanic entirely. - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20, alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Hunger stat visuals: - Saturation is displayed in yellow text beside the hunger bar and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text under saturation as a percentage value based on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - This mod must be installed on both client and server, otherwise it will not run correctly and all hunger stat visuals will be disabled.

### **Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Fabric 26.1-26.3)** - Added compatibility with Fabric for Minecraft 26.1-26.3 - Includes mod implementations up to v1.3: - Commands: - /getSaturation - shows current saturation level. - /addSaturation - adds (or subtracts, using negative input) saturation. - /setSaturation - directly changes saturation to a fixed amount. - Gamerules: - hungerLimitsSaturation: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - Set to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - maxSaturation: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. - Can set below the food limit (between 0 and 20), with 0 disabling the saturation mechanic entirely. - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20, alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Hunger stat visuals: - Saturation is displayed in yellow text beside the hunger bar and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text under saturation as a percentage value based on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - This mod must be installed on both client and server, otherwise it will not run correctly and all hunger stat visuals will be disabled.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.0 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.4) - Renamed from "saturation_plus-1.3.0-neoforge-1.20.2.jar", with internal version requirements adjusted. - Due to networking changes between various versions of NeoForge, this mod file has been split into two variants (the other file, "saturation_plus-1.3.1-neoforge-1.20.2.jar", handles 1.20.2-1.20.3).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.2-1.20.3) - Fixed compatibility with versions 1.20.2-1.20.3. - Due to networking changes between various versions of NeoForge, a separate mod file has been created for 1.20.4.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.11) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.11. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.2-1.21.10) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.2-1.20.4. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft NeoForge 1.21-1.21.1. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft NeoForge ~~1.20.2-~~1.20.4) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.2-1.20.4. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.11) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.21.11. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.6-1.21.10) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.21.6-1.21.10. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.2-1.20.4) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge 1.20.2-1.20.4. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Forge and NeoForge 1.20-1.20.1) ### - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft Forge/NeoForge 1.20-1.20.1. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

### **Patch Notes - Version 1.3 (For Minecraft Fabric 1.21.11)** - This update implements the remaining features of Fabric 1.3 for Minecraft 1.21.11. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed.

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted).

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.1) - Mixins involving constant modifiers have been made optional to reduce conflicts with other mods. - Added a configuration file for enabling/disabling the saturation/exhaustion displays. - Look for the filename "**saturation_plus-config.properties**" in the **.minecraft/config** folder, which can be opened in a text editor such as Notepad. - Default setting is "**saturation.ui=true**"; set "**saturation.ui=false**" to remove the UI client display. - Remember to save the file and restart your Minecraft instance to apply any changes!

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.1) - Mixins involving constant modifiers have been made optional to reduce conflicts with other mods. - Added a configuration file for enabling/disabling the saturation/exhaustion displays. - Look for the filename "**saturation_plus-config.properties**" in the **.minecraft/config** folder, which can be opened in a text editor such as Notepad. - Default setting is "**saturation.ui=true**"; set "**saturation.ui=false**" to remove the UI client display. - Remember to save the file and restart your Minecraft instance to apply any changes!

### **Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Fabric 1.21.11)** - Added compatibility with Fabric for Minecraft 1.21.11 - Includes implementations from previous Fabric versions up to 1.2, alongside some extra elements from 1.3 including (but not limited to) the following: - Commands: - /getSaturation - shows current saturation level. - /addSaturation - adds (or subtracts, using negative input) saturation. - /setSaturation - directly changes saturation to a fixed amount. - Gamerules: - hungerLimitsSaturation: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - Set to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - maxSaturation: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. - Can set below the food limit (between 0 and 20), with 0 disabling the saturation mechanic entirely. - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20, alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled.

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.11) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.2-1.21.10) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.11) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.6-1.21.10) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - alwaysHungry: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - maxExhaustion: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - saturationEffectDecayRate: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft NeoForge ~~1.20.2-~~1.20.4) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations! **Note: Due to networking implementation changes between versions in NeoForge 1.20, this file does not work as intended for 1.20.2-1.20.3. This will be fixed in later versions of this mod.**

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.2-1.20.4) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Patch Notes - Version 1.2 (For Minecraft Forge and NeoForge 1.20-1.20.1) ### - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - Additional optimizations!

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.2) - Fixed a bug where status effects other than Saturation would not work as intended.

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.1) - Mixins involving constant modifiers have been made optional to reduce conflicts with other mods. - Added a configuration file for enabling/disabling the saturation/exhaustion displays. - Look for the filename "**saturation_plus-config.properties**" in the **.minecraft/config** folder, which can be opened in a text editor such as Notepad. - Default setting is "**saturation.ui=true**"; set "**saturation.ui=false**" to remove the UI client display. - Remember to save the file and restart your Minecraft instance to apply any changes!

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.1) - Fixed a bug that prevented the saturation/exhaustion displays from working as intended for versions 1.20 and 1.20.1. - Fixed a Mixin error concerning the Saturation status effect for versions 1.20-1.20.1. - Due to the changes in the Saturation status effect for 1.20.2+, the mod file for 1.20-1.20.4 has been partitioned into two separate versions (1.20-1.20.1 and 1.20.2-1.20.4). - **This file is for Minecraft Fabric versions 1.20.2-1.20.4 only; use the designated mod file for different versions.** - Mixins involving constant modifiers have been made optional to reduce conflicts with other mods. - Added a configuration file for enabling/disabling the saturation/exhaustion displays. - Look for the filename "**saturation_plus-config.properties**" in the **.minecraft/config** folder, which can be opened in a text editor such as Notepad. - Default setting is "**saturation.ui=true**"; set "**saturation.ui=false**" to remove the UI client display. - Remember to save the file and restart your Minecraft instance to apply any changes!

### Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.1) - Fixed a bug that prevented the saturation/exhaustion displays from working as intended for versions 1.20 and 1.20.1. - Fixed a Mixin error concerning the Saturation status effect for versions 1.20-1.20.1. - Due to the changes in the Saturation status effect for 1.20.2+, the mod file for 1.20-1.20.4 has been partitioned into two separate versions (1.20-1.20.1 and 1.20.2-1.20.4). - **This file is for Minecraft Fabric versions 1.20-1.20.1 only; use the designated mod file for different versions.** - Mixins involving constant modifiers have been made optional to reduce conflicts with other mods. - Added a configuration file for enabling/disabling the saturation/exhaustion displays. - Look for the filename "**saturation_plus-config.properties**" in the **.minecraft/config** folder, which can be opened in a text editor such as Notepad. - Default setting is "**saturation.ui=true**"; set "**saturation.ui=false**" to remove the UI client display. - Remember to save the file and restart your Minecraft instance to apply any changes!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted). **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.10 only. For 1.21-1.21.1 or 1.21.11, use the other designated files available.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted). **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 only. For 1.21.2-1.21.10 or 1.21.11, use the other designated files available.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted). **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.20.5-1.20.6 only. For 1.20-1.20.4, use the other designated file available.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.3.0)** **This file does not work as intended (but can still be loaded) for Minecraft versions 1.20-1.20.1 due to an issue that has been resolved in mod version 1.3.1.** - The Saturation status effect has been tweaked to account for mods that apply the effect for long periods of time. - Rather than adding 1 saturation each tick, the rate of saturation decreases exponentially (decays) after a player reaches 20. - For example, a player receives 0.125/tick at 21 saturation, 0.025/tick at 22 saturation, and so on. - This rate of decrease can be tweaked through the saturationEffectDecayRate gamerule. - Added three customizable game rules: - **alwaysHungry**: Determines whether players can eat any food regardless of hunger level in Survival or Adventure mode. - **maxExhaustion**: Controls the max exhaustion level before hunger or saturation depletion. Set to 0 to disable exhaustion. - **saturationEffectDecayRate**: Controls the decay rate of a player's saturation gain through status effects. Larger numbers means higher decay rate; set to 0 to keep saturation gain as constant. - Traditional Minecraft settings: alwaysHungry = false, maxExhaustion = 4, saturationEffectDecayRate = 0. - Note that disabling exhaustion means players will never lose hunger or saturation. To prevent infinitely increasing saturation, set a maxSaturation if exhaustion is disabled. - **Saturation and exhaustion stats now appear as visuals beside the hunger meter.** - Saturation is displayed in yellow text and is updated constantly through server packets. - Exhaustion is displayed in gray text as a percentage that is dependent on the world's maxExhaustion game rule. - Both displays are disabled if the mod is not detected on the server (this mod must be installed on both client and server). - Concerning the AppleSkin mod (used for displaying saturation and exhaustion), the following issues were noted: - The saturation display projection when holding food does not take into account the extra saturation gained from overflowed hunger. - If maxSaturation is set below 20, the projection mechanic can still display beyond the set limit. - If alwaysEat is set to true, the projection does not appear when holding any food that would otherwise be uneatable if alwaysEat was false. - The exhaustion display is always relative to the vanilla limit of 4.0, and does not scale for larger or smaller maxExhaustion values - AppleSkin can still be used for the food projection mechanic, but the visual stats provided by SaturationPlus may be preferable if both mods are installed. - Many internal optimizations (mostly concerning how saturation display from commands is formatted). **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.20-1.20.4 only. For 1.20.5-1.20.6, use the other designated file available.**

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.6-1.21.10) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft Forge versions 1.21.6-1.21.10.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21.2-1.21.10) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.21.2-1.21.10.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.21-1.21.1.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.2-1.21.5) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft Forge versions 1.21.2-1.21.5.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.1) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft Forge versions 1.21-1.21.1.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.6-1.21.10) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._ **This is an update for the first port of Saturation Plus for Minecraft Forge.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). _**This file adds backwards compatibility with versions 1.21.6-1.21.8, alongside later versions such as 1.21.9**. Use the designated 1.21 file for earlier versions._ _Due to modloader changes from as early as 1.21.6, further mod versions (1.1+) will change to a 1.21.6 suffix ("saturation_plus-1.1.0-forge-1.21.6.jar") and include compatibility with Minecraft versions 1.21.6+._ **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21.9) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._ **This is an update for the first port of Saturation Plus for Minecraft Forge.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). _**This file is only compatible with 1.21.9 and later versions**. Use the designated 1.21 file for earlier versions._ **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.20.5-1.20.6.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20-1.20.4) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.20-1.20.4.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft Forge versions 1.20.5-1.20.6.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Patch Notes - Version 1.1 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20-1.20.4) ### - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This file is intended for Minecraft Forge versions 1.20-1.20.4.** Implementations include 1.0-1.2 from the Fabric versions. **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._   **This file only works for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.20.5-1.20.6.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.20-1.20.4) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._   **This file only works for Minecraft NeoForge versions 1.20-1.20.4.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20.5-1.20.6) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._   **This file only works for Minecraft Forge versions 1.20.5-1.20.6.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft Forge 1.20-1.20.4) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._   **This file only works for Minecraft Forge versions 1.20-1.20.4.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft NeoForge 1.21) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._ **This is the first port of Saturation Plus for Minecraft NeoForge.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

### Version 1.0 (For Minecraft Forge 1.21-1.21.5) ### Saturation limit is no longer dependent on hunger level (can exceed past the traditional 20) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Query current saturation level with /getSaturation, or change it directly with /addSaturation and /setSaturation _The technical limit for saturation is 3.4e+38F (Float.MAX_VALUE), so commands that directly change saturation will not exceed this limit._ **This is the first port of Saturation Plus for Minecraft Forge.** Implementations include 1.0 and 1.2 from the Fabric versions (while Game Rules from 1.1 may be added in the future). _**This file is only compatible with versions 1.21-1.21.5**. Use the designated 1.21.9 file for later versions._ **Please report any potential issues** (if any) regarding the mod's functionality on clients and servers (the easiest way to ensure the mod works as intended is through /getSaturation).

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations! **This mod version is designed for Minecraft 1.21.2+ only. Use the designated 1.21 file for older versions of 1.21.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations! **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1 only. Use the designated 1.21.2+ file for newer versions of 1.21.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.2.0)** - Added two commands for manually adjusting saturation: - Use **/addSaturation** to add (or subtract, using negative input) saturation. - Use **/setSaturation** to change saturation to a fixed amount. - Similar to /getSaturation, the commands are only useful for players; they also cannot be used to go under the minimum saturation level of 0. - The following edge cases for large saturation levels were observed and handled as follows: - Due to floating point precision loss, any saturation gained past 2^24 (16777216) will lose accuracy. This establishes a soft limit on foodstuffs that offer marginal saturation increases. - To prevent saturation from being stuck at values past 2^24, saturation loss will be doubled for every power of 2 to accompany the precision loss. - A hard limit of 3.4e+38F (the floating point limit) has been implemented to prevent overflow. - Alongside text adjustments for /getSaturation, the hunger bar representative (ex. "_ hunger bars") no longer caps at the integer limit. - Additional optimizations!

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This mod version is designed for Minecraft 1.21.2+ only. Use the designated 1.21 file for older versions of 1.21.** Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.15.11 Fabric API (Any, but 0.107.0+1.21.3 recommended)

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1 **This mod version is for Minecraft 1.21 and 1.21.1 only. Use the designated 1.21.2+ file for newer versions of 1.21.**

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

**Saturation Plus - Patch Notes (1.1.0)** - Added two game rules for customizing saturation settings on a per-world basis: - **hungerLimitsSaturation**: Controls whether hunger affects saturation. If true, limit the player's saturation level to never exceed the current hunger level. - **maxSaturation**: Controls the max saturation limit for players. Set to -1 or lower to disable this limit. Set to 0 to remove saturation entirely. - Set hungerLimitsSaturation to false to allow saturation levels above 20. - Traditional Minecraft settings: hungerLimitsSaturation = true, maxSaturation = 20 - Infinite saturation settings (Default): hungerLimitsSaturation = false, maxSaturation = -1

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.21) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.15.11 Fabric API (Any, but 0.100.1+1.21 recommended) For Minecraft 1.21 (designed to work for later versions of 1.21, otherwise a new mod version will be released)

Version 1.0.1 (For Minecraft 1.20) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level **Added compatibility with every version of 1.20 (ex. 1.20-1.20.4 and 1.20.5-1.20.6).** Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.15.0 Fabric API (Any, but 1.20-compatible is recommended such as 0.91.1+1.20.4 or 0.97.8+1.20.6) Recommended versions Minecraft 1.20.5-1.20.6 (Also works for earlier versions of 1.20, but may be unstable)

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.20.5 - 1.20.6) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.15.0 Fabric API (Any, but 0.97.8+1.20.6 recommended) **For versions 1.20.5 - 1.20.6 (older versions are not compatible)**

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.20 - 1.20.4) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.15.0 Fabric API (Any, but 0.91.1+1.20.4 recommended) Recommended version Minecraft 1.20.4 (Also works for earlier versions of 1.20, but may be unstable) **Due to an internal change in food and saturation mechanics implemented after 1.20.5, this file will not function as intended for versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6.**

Version 1.0.1 (For Minecraft 1.19) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level **Added compatibility with earlier versions of 1.19 (ex. 1.19, 1.19.1, 1.19.2)** Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.14.9 Fabric API (Any, but 1.19-compatible is recommended such as 0.77.0+1.19.2 or 0.79.0+1.19.4)

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.19.3 and 1.19.4) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.14.9 Fabric API (Any, but 0.79.0+1.19.4 recommended) Recommended version Minecraft 1.19.4 (Also works for 1.19.3.) **Note: Due to the renaming of "fabric" to "fabric-api" after 1.19.3, this file will not work for versions 1.19 through 1.19.2. This will be fixed in later versions of this mod.**

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.18) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.14.6 Fabric API (Any, but 0.67.0+1.18.2 recommended) Recommended version Minecraft 1.18.2 (Also works for other versions of 1.18, but may be unstable)

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.17) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.11.3 Fabric API (Any, but 0.42.1+1.17 recommended) Recommended version Minecraft 1.17.1 (Also works for 1.17, but may be unstable)

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.16) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.11.3 Fabric API (Any, but 0.34.2+1.16 recommended) Recommended version Minecraft 1.16.5 (Also works for other versions of 1.16, but may be unstable)

Version 1.0 (For Minecraft 1.14, 1.15, and 1.16) Saturation limit removed (+ no longer dependent on hunger level) Excess foodLevel increase overflows into saturationLevel Use command /getSaturation to see current saturation level Requirements: Fabric Modloader >= 0.11.3 Fabric API (Any, recommended versions include 0.28.5+1.14 or 0.28.5+1.15 or 0.34.2+1.16) This mod file has been optimized to work for Minecraft versions 1.14 and 1.15. It has been observed to run on 1.16 but it may not function as intended. For those only planning on using 1.16, it is recommended to continue using the individual 1.16 mod file.