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Healing Gadgets
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Craft gadgets that automatically heal you using stored charges, which you replenish with food.
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Healing Gadgets adds three tiers of gadgets that heal you while carried. Store healing charges, replenish them with food, and adjust healing intervals, capacity and eligible foods. An in-game manual explains the gadgets and opens their settings screen.
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- Three craftable tiers of healing gadgets.
- Stored healing charges replenished with food.
- Configurable healing intervals, charge capacity and eligible foods.
- An in-game manual with instructions and access to settings.
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Choose the file for your Minecraft version and mod loader. Minecraft 1.16.5 uses Forge with no additional library dependency. Later versions require Architectury API; Fabric versions also require Fabric API. Mod Menu is optional on Fabric and provides access to settings.
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The trefoil-chain artwork is original generated artwork for Healing Gadgets, as recorded in the project notices. The manual artwork is by the author.
All Rights Reserved. See the packaged license and notices.
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