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A mod that lets you throw food to instantly feed players and mobs.
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🍎 Throw & Eat
Ever wanted to pelt your friends with apples or feed a villager from a mile away?
Throw & Eat is a lightweight Minecraft mod that allows you to throw any food item in the game like a snowball!
✨ Features
- Throw Any Food!: Simply Shift + Right-Click with any edible item to toss it into the air!
- Feed Players Remotely: Hit another player with food to replenish their hunger, saturation, and apply any food status effects (Golden Apples work too!).
- Remote Interaction: Throwing food at mobs triggers their usual right-click interaction (taming, breeding, healing, etc.) even from a distance!
- Mob Healing: If the hit mob doesn't have a special right-click action (or if it's a Villager), it eats the food and restores Health based on the food's nutrition value!
🛠️ Requirements & Compatibility
- Minecraft Version: 1.20.1 1.21.1
- Loader: Fabric / Forge / NeoForge (Multiloader)
- Dependencies: Fabric API (Fabric Only)
📜 License & Usage in Modpacks
- License: MIT License (or your preferred license)
- Modpacks: Feel free to include this mod in any modpack!
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