Eating different foods gives you benefits that change with your diet.
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Spice of Life: Sweet Potato Edition encourages players to maintain a varied diet by making their benefits depend on the diversity of the foods they have eaten, rather than permanently rewarding each newly tried food. It tracks a configurable history of recent foods, weighting more recent meals more heavily, and continually recalculates a diversity score, so repeatedly eating a narrow selection can gradually reduce the benefits earned from a broader diet. By default, higher diversity increases maximum health and can unlock speed, strength, regeneration, and armor toughness bonuses; configurable benefits can also modify attributes such as attack damage or apply potion effects from Minecraft or other mods. The Food Book shows the current diversity score, the foods contributing to it, and benefits already unlocked or still available, while a lunchbag and lunchbox hold food and select what will best improve diversity or limit its loss. Configuration can change the score calculation, food contributions, benefit thresholds, and effects, and can also apply detriments that are removed when the player reaches a diversity threshold.
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