L'DieDiet

Eating the same food again and again gradually stops being satisfying. The mod tracks a five-stage aversion to each food: at later stages a meal restores less hunger and saturation and takes longer to eat, while eating other nutritious foods, or simply waiting alone, lets the appetite recover. A varied diet therefore restores appetite sooner than a single repeated meal, and habituation is tracked separately from the Diet mod's own nutrition data.

Foods are sorted into food groups, and eating a mix of them earns rewards and achievements. Some groups stay hidden until the first matching reward activates. A journal screen shows nutrition gathered from eaten foods, the groups and effects currently active, and the portions remaining before the next stage boundary. Nutrition scaling, fill-based bonuses and natural decay can all be changed in the config file. Interfaces are available in English and Russian, and resource packs can replace translations and presentation icons.

The mod is open source under the MIT License and is published as a Forge-only build for Minecraft 1.20.1 – 1.20.6. Java 17 is required. A bundled datapack provides the supported Diet data, and a food-assignments.csv file lists the group assignments with a coverage.json summary. Newly added food mods must be given profiles before their items join the system. Multiplayer requires the mod on both the server and the clients.