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Spice of Life Onion Mod (1.20.6, 1.20.1) – Encourages Dietary Variety

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Spice of Life Onion Mod (1.20.6, 1.20.1) aims to bring a change to your food consumption habits in MInecraft. The goal of the mod is to encourage dietary variety, provoking you to try different food items than usual by offering rewards for doing so. Different food items offer you varying amounts of food diversity points. These points act as a measure of your food consumption diversity. The amount of diversity points that a food item offers can be seen in the item tooltip that appears when you hover your mouse cursor over that food item in your inventory. Furthermore, the mod also introduces some items like the FoodBook, Lunchbag and Lunchbox.

Features:

Powerful and easy configuration: Use the command /cmdconfig.
Food Book:The food book gives you all the information you need to know, including your current diversity score, all of the foods you’ve eaten in the past that are currently contributing to your diversity, and what benefits you have unlocked and can unlock. The food book GUI can also be accessed with a hotkey (unbound by default), if you don’t want to carry around a physical item.
Lunchbag and Lunchbox: That’s right, the lunchbag and lunchbox from the original Spice of Life are back! They function similarly, by holding food items and automatically selecting the food that will give you the maximum diversity increase (or the minimum diversity loss).
/solonion diversity: Tells you your current diversity score. The score is easily accessed with the Food Book, but this offers another convenient way to do it.
/solonion clear: Clears the stored list of foods a player has eaten and resets their benefits. This is useful for testing when editing the config or when you want to start over.
/solonion sync: Forces a sync of the food list to the client, for when something went wrong and it’s mismatched.