No Hungry
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Prevents player hunger and saturation from falling below configurable minimum levels.
Focuses on cooking, recipes, and food-related mechanics.
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No Hungry
A lightweight server-side Fabric mod that prevents player hunger and saturation from dropping below configured minimum values.
Overview
No Hungry adds lower limits for player hunger and saturation.
Unlike the original behavior, the mod no longer keeps hunger and saturation permanently full, and it no longer blocks exhaustion. Normal survival mechanics such as sprinting, jumping, attacking, swimming, mining, and Spear Lunge can still consume saturation and hunger.
When hunger or saturation drops below the configured minimum, the mod restores it to that minimum value.
The mod works entirely on the server. Players do not need to install it on the client.
Key Features
- Configurable minimum hunger level
- Configurable minimum saturation level
- Normal exhaustion mechanics remain active
- Hunger and saturation can decrease normally above the configured minimum
- Supports enabling and disabling the mod at runtime
Gameplay Behavior
No Hungry only controls the lower boundary of hunger and saturation.
For example, with the minimum hunger level set to 18:
- Hunger can remain at
20,19, or18 - Hunger cannot remain below
18 - Saturation behaves normally unless a minimum saturation value is configured
- Exhaustion continues to accumulate normally
- Sprinting, jumping, attacking, swimming, mining, and similar actions still consume saturation and hunger
- Players can still eat food normally
- The mod does not affect health, damage, movement speed, inventory, or item behavior
Commands
Set Minimum Hunger
/nohungry set minHunger <0-20>Example:
/nohungry set minHunger 18This sets the minimum hunger level to 18 and the minimum saturation level to 0.
Set Minimum Saturation
/nohungry set minSaturation <0-20>Example:
/nohungry set minSaturation 8This sets the minimum hunger level to 20 and the minimum saturation level to 8.
Enable
/nohungry onEnables minimum hunger and saturation enforcement.
Disable
/nohungry offDisables the mod without deleting the configured value.
Toggle
/nohungry toggleSwitches the mod between enabled and disabled.
Status
/nohungry statusWhen enabled, the command displays:
No Hungry enabled.
minimum hunger: 18
minimum saturation: 0When disabled, the command displays:
No Hungry disabled.Supported Versions
- Minecraft 26.1.2
- Fabric Loader 0.19.2+
- Fabric API 0.150.0+
- Java 25
License
MIT
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No Hungry
A lightweight server-side Fabric mod that prevents player hunger and saturation from dropping below configured minimum values.
Overview
No Hungry adds lower limits for player hunger and saturation.
Unlike the original behavior, the mod no longer keeps hunger and saturation permanently full, and it no longer blocks exhaustion. Normal survival mechanics such as sprinting, jumping, attacking, swimming, mining, and Spear Lunge can still consume saturation and hunger.
When hunger or saturation drops below the configured minimum, the mod restores it to that minimum value.
The mod works entirely on the server. Players do not need to install it on the client.
Key Features
- Configurable minimum hunger level
- Configurable minimum saturation level
- Normal exhaustion mechanics remain active
- Hunger and saturation can decrease normally above the configured minimum
- Supports enabling and disabling the mod at runtime
Gameplay Behavior
No Hungry only controls the lower boundary of hunger and saturation.
For example, with the minimum hunger level set to 18:
- Hunger can remain at
20,19, or18 - Hunger cannot remain below
18 - Saturation behaves normally unless a minimum saturation value is configured
- Exhaustion continues to accumulate normally
- Sprinting, jumping, attacking, swimming, mining, and similar actions still consume saturation and hunger
- Players can still eat food normally
- The mod does not affect health, damage, movement speed, inventory, or item behavior
Commands
Set Minimum Hunger
/nohungry set minHunger <0-20>
Example:
/nohungry set minHunger 18
This sets the minimum hunger level to 18 and the minimum saturation level to 0.
Set Minimum Saturation
/nohungry set minSaturation <0-20>
Example:
/nohungry set minSaturation 8
This sets the minimum hunger level to 20 and the minimum saturation level to 8.
Enable
/nohungry on
Enables minimum hunger and saturation enforcement.
Disable
/nohungry off
Disables the mod without deleting the configured value.
Toggle
/nohungry toggle
Switches the mod between enabled and disabled.
Status
/nohungry status
When enabled, the command displays:
No Hungry enabled.
minimum hunger: 18
minimum saturation: 0
When disabled, the command displays:
No Hungry disabled.
Supported Versions
- Minecraft 26.1.2
- Fabric Loader 0.19.2+
- Fabric API 0.150.0+
- Java 25
License
MIT
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