Drop The Meat FAQ

Kill a villager and it drops Cooked Villager meat directly, no furnace needed. You can also cook Raw drops from other mobs in a furnace, smoker, or campfire if you prefer.

Yes, iron golems drop Cooked Iron Golem meat, and they also drop Frozen Golem Nugget and Cooked Golem Nugget items. Farming them is one of the most reliable meat sources since they respawn in villages.

The mod's config controls which mobs drop meat, so check that the mob is enabled there. Also make sure you're killing the mob yourself rather than letting it die to fire, fall damage, or another mob, since some drops only trigger on player kills.

Yes, cooked drops like Cooked Villager, Cooked Wolf, and Cooked Axolotl are edible food items. Raw drops such as Raw Cat or Raw Bat should be cooked first before eating.

Put Raw drops into a furnace, smoker, or campfire just like normal meat. Smokers cook them faster, which is handy when processing a big stack of Raw Fox or Raw Camel.

Yes, the config lets you toggle which mobs drop meat. Open the config file or in-game config screen and disable the mobs you don't want to drop food.

Piglin Porkchop is the raw drop from piglins, and Cooked Piglin Porkchop is its cooked form. Kill piglins in the Nether and cook the raw drop to get the edible version.

Cooked Monster Meat is a food item dropped by hostile mobs. It works as an emergency food source when you're low on regular meat.

It depends on whether the other mod's mobs are registered in Drop The Meat's config. Mobs added by other mods generally won't drop meat unless they're added to the drop list.

No, it's a lightweight mod that only adds drop tables and food items, so it shouldn't affect TPS or FPS noticeably. Performance issues are more likely from having many mobs loaded at once than from this mod itself.

It adds meat for neutral and passive mobs, which can be cooked and used as food. Villagers also occasionally drop their noses, which can be eaten or cooked into a slime ball.

The mod adds meat for neutral and passive mobs, including mobs like allays, axolotls, bats, bees, camels, cats, dolphins, foxes, frogs, goats, horses, llamas, parrots, sniffer, squid, striders, turtles, villagers, and wolves.

It supports Minecraft 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.19.3, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, and 1.21.1.

It runs on Forge and NeoForge.

Yes, every drop can be enabled and disabled through the config. All meat drops are enabled by default.

Yes, butcher trades can be enabled and disabled in the config. Only a few meat trades are enabled by default.

The meat can be cooked using smelting, campfire cooking, or smoking.

Yes, it adds raw and cooked meat items for many mobs, plus villager noses and golem nuggets.

Villagers occasionally drop their noses, which can be eaten as a delicacy or cooked into a slime ball.

No dependencies or patches are mentioned in the available facts.