Food Effect Tooltips Mod Wiki

Food Effect Tooltips Mod Wiki & Guide

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Food Effect Tooltips Mod will add tooltips for food-related effects. If you ever forget what effects an enchanted golden apple gives you, or the chance of getting Hunger from eating rotten flesh, this mod will help by showing a useful tooltip.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Checking Chance-Based Effects Before Eating Risky FoodIdentify the Risk Some foods apply effects only some of the time. Rotten flesh is the classic example: it can give…How to Read the Food Effect Tooltip on Any Food ItemHover to Reveal Hover your cursor over any food item in your inventory, hotbar, chest, or crafting grid. The mod…Troubleshooting Missing or Wrong Food TooltipsConfirm the Item Is Food This mod only adds lines to items the game treats as food. Blocks, potions, and non-food…Using Tooltips to Compare Golden Apples and Other Buff FoodsLine Up the Buffs Enchanted golden apples, regular golden apples, and other buff foods each grant different effects.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn the food tooltips on or off?

The mod works automatically once installed, so tooltips appear whenever you hover a food item. If you want to disable or adjust them, look for the mod's config file or its in-game config screen through your mod menu.

Why don't I see any tooltips when I hover over food?

Make sure you're hovering the actual item and not just its slot, and check that the mod is enabled in your mod list. If another tooltip mod is installed, it may be overriding or hiding the food effect lines.

Does this mod work on servers, or is it client-side only?

It's a client-side information mod, so it works on any server as long as you have it installed locally. You don't need it on the server for the tooltips to show.

How does the mod show chance-based effects like Hunger from rotten flesh?

Instead of listing the effect as guaranteed, it displays the probability alongside the effect so you can judge the risk before eating. The chance is shown as a percentage next to the effect name.

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