Let Your Friend Eating!

Description

Ever wanted to share your food with your friends in Minecraft? Now you can!
Let Your Friend Eating! is a lightweight and wholesome mod that allows players to feed each other directly.
Just right-click on a friend while holding food, and they’ll enjoy the meal instantly — with all the effects and sounds included!

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Features

• Feed Other Players
  Right-click on other players with food to share a bite.

• Applies Food Effects
  Status effects from food items (like golden apples or suspicious stew) are passed along to the target.

• Immersive Sound Effects
  Plays eating and burping sounds when feeding, just like when eating yourself.

• Hunger & Saturation Transfer
  The fed player receives the food’s hunger and saturation values.

• Fun Particle Effects
  Happy villager particles and optional heart effects appear when feeding a friend.

• Cooldown System
  Prevents feeding spam with an adjustable cooldown and optional visual indicator.

• Feed Counter
  Track how many times you’ve fed someone — use /feedfriend stats!

• Toggle System
  Enable or disable the feeding feature per player using /feedfriend toggle.

• Enhanced Configuration
  Using the Cloth Config API for settings is more efficient on both server and client sides.

Config (1.0.4 LTS)

• Fabric - can config in modmenu, command and config/letyourfriendeating.toml
• Forge - can config in F7, command and saves/<world>/serverconfig/letyourfriendeating-server.toml (1.0.4) or _config/_letyourfriendeating-settings.json (1.0.4-1)

Version Feature Matrix

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How to Use

1. Hold any food item in your hand.
2. Right-click on another player.
3. They eat the food instantly and gain its effects!

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Compatibility

• Multiplayer & Singleplayer Supported
• Fabric, Quilt, Forge, NeoForge Compatible
• Supported versions:
  1.16.5, 1.17.1, 1.18.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.1, 1.21.5

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Links

• GitHub Source
• CurseForge Project

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Notice: License Change

Starting from May 10, 2025, this work will no longer be licensed under the MIT License. It will instead be distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).

Under the new license terms:

• Attribution is required

• Commercial use is prohibited

• Derivative works are not permitted

The MIT License will remain valid only for versions released before May 10, 2025.

For more information: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/