Consumable Optimizer!

This mod enforces more client-sided processing when handling consumable items (any food item).

Information

By default, Minecraft requires the user to wait for a server response before consuming an item. While this delay is hardly noticeable on low ping, it becomes much more noticable on high ping and causes players to be stuck in an eating animation until the server eventually responds.
This optimizer ensures all of that processing is done client-side rather than server-side, allowing items to be comsumed with no delay and on the exact tick it should be finished. The server still applies the item’s effects (such as absorption or regeneration from a golden apple) while the client handles the actual eating process.

High ping can also occationaly causes desyncs when consuming an item, forcing the server to restart the eating process for the player. This further slows the overall process of consuming an item down even more and makes it feel inconsistent. This optimizer fixes this, by cancelling these recalls from the server when unneeded.

Demonstration Video

Server Opt-Out

On servers using popular anti-cheats, such as Grim or Vulkan, it’s unlikely for Consumable Optimizer to flag. However, if your server has reports of Consumable Optimizer causing flags or you don’t want your player base using the mod, you can switch it off for your players.

Consumable Optimizer uses WalksyLib‘s server opt-out, so install the WalksyLibControl plugin (Spigot, Paper and Folia, 1.20.5+) and run:

/wlcontrol disable consumableoptimizer
or
/wlcontrol disablewithreason consumableoptimizer "Consumable Optimizer is not allowed on this server"

Credits

• Mod: Walksy
• Icon: Maya