Configuration

The mod come pre-configured with default settings - so configuration is only needed if you want to customize a setting or to add support for another mod's items - see Compatibility.

Config menu

• "Enable item rot" - true enabled item rot, false disables rot
• "preserving" - configure preserving container properties
• "rotting" - configure item rot properties
• "debug" - configure debug settings

Preserving config

• Left column - the TileEntity registration name for the container Block's TileEntity (which is sometimes different from the item id) for the setting.
  • If you don't know the TileEntity registration name, you can use the Daring Debug mod to view it on the F3 debug screen.
  • Forge ore dictionary names are supported. For example, chestWood matches all wooden chests.
• Right column - the preserving ratio of the container. Contents will rot normally at 0, half speed at 50, and never at 100.

Rotting config

• "days to rot" - set the number of days it takes for items to rot, or disable rot for items
• "rotten id" - configure into what an item rots.

Days to Rot config

• Left column - the item id for the rot setting.
  • The special minecraft:food entry will apply to all food (ItemFood instances) that aren't matched by another entry.
  • Metadata specifiers are supported. For example, minecraft:dye@4 matches Lapis Lazuli
  • Forge ore dictionary names are supported. For example, record matches all music record items.
• Right column - The number of days the item takes to rot. A value of -1 disables rot for that item.

Rotten id config

• Left column - the item id for the rot setting.
  • The special minecraft:food entry will apply to all food (ItemFood instances) that aren't matched by another entry.
  • Metadata specifiers are supported. For example, minecraft:dye@4 matches Lapis Lazuli.
  • Forge ore dictionary names are supported. For example, record matches all music record items.
• Right column - the item id into which to rot.
  • A blank string means the item will rot into nothing (assuming it is configured to rot in the Days to Rot config).
  • Metadata specifiers are supported. For example, minecraft:dye@4 matches Lapis Lazuli.
  • Forge ore dictionary names are supported. A random item will be chosen for ore dictionary entries with multiple registrations. For example, record will result in a random music record item.

Debug config

• Debug mode - Enable debug features on this menu and display extra debug info (including advanced tooltips).
• Rot time multiplier - Speed or slow all rot. < 1 is faster, > 1 is slower.

Configuration file

The above configuration menus modify the foodfunk.cfg file, which you can also modify outside of Minecraft.

Due to a limitation in Forge's configuration GUI system, adding new entries can't be done via the GUI and requires editing the configuration file.