Deprive

Deprive

Deprive is a survival–hardship mod for Minecraft built on Fabric.
It introduces a spoilage system for food and new survival mechanics that make staying alive more challenging.

✨ Features

• Food spoilage system
• All selected foods (e.g. opened canned foods) will rot over time.
• There are 5 spoilage phases — from fresh to completely rotten.
• Spoiled food provides less hunger and may apply negative effects like poison or nausea.
• Items store their own “creation time,” so spoilage is tracked individually.

• Canned food system
• Adds a variety of canned food items (beans, bolognese, carrots, fruit cocktail, etc.).
• Cans are safe to store indefinitely.
• Once opened with a Can Opener, the food becomes edible but begins spoiling.
• Opened cans leave behind an Empty Can.

• New tools and weapons
• Can Opener: used to open canned food (durability-based).
• Nailed Bat: a brutal melee weapon crafted with nails and wood.

• Configurable spoilage
• Spoilage durations and effects are configurable via deprive config.
• You can add or remove spoilable items with data pack tags (spoiling_items, non_spoiling_items).

⚙️ How it works

• Freshly created food items are tagged with the current world time.
• Each tick, spoilage is calculated based on how long the item has existed.
• The spoilage system does not depend on seasons (like the original SpoiledZ), but purely on time passed.
• Food has 5 spoilage stages:

1. Fresh (100% hunger restored)
2. Slightly stale
3. Half-spoiled
4. Nearly rotten (reduced hunger, chance of poison)
5. Rotten (very little hunger, nausea, strong poison)

📦 Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API.
2. Place the Deprive .jar in your Minecraft mods/ folder.
3. Launch Minecraft with Fabric.

🛠️ Configuration

• Configurable via Cloth Config / AutoConfig.
• Options include:
• Spoilage duration
• Effect chance and duration
• Fresh crafting toggle

📚 Credits

• Deprive by Midnight Studios
• Food spoilage system based on and modified from SpoiledZ by Globox_Z (MIT License).
• Built with Fabric API.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You are free to use, modify, and distribute it, as long as you include the original license and credit.