Description

The dinner plate is a block that holds up to 3 stacks of food. The food that is placed on the plate can be eaten from the plate with no GUI. The player will consume up to 3 pieces of food (one from each slot) if the player is hungry enough. Food will cease to be consumed when the player is no longer hungry. For example, if there is 3 pieces of food on the dinner plate and it only takes 1 to fill the player up, the other 2 will not be eaten.

Usage

If the player has food in his hand when right clicking, the Dinner Plate will automatically accept the food and place it on the plate. If the plate is empty and the player clicks without food in hand, the GUI will open, otherwise, the player must shift-click with an empty hand to open the GUI. The dinner plate can be ate from by right clicking the plate 4 times. The first 3 clicks are the “chewing” of the food, following by the eating on the 4th.

Recipe

Config Options

Look for these options in Minecraft folder under config/BiblioCraft.cfg

There is a “force fast render” option that will force the dinner plate to always render the items on it in fast render mode. Set to true to force fast render.

"force fast render" {
 B:DinnerPlate=false
}

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Changelog

v1.10.0
*Fixed a duplication bug with the Dinner plates involving items with the same ID but different metadata.
v1.5.3
*Fixed a rotation bug with the Dinner Plate that caused it to be placed facing the opposite direction (noticeable with certain foods).
v1.5.0
*Added Dinner Plates. Up to 3 stacks of food may be placed on a dinner plate. If the player has food in his hand when right clicking, the Dinner Plate will automatically accept the food and place it on the plate. If the plate is empty and the player clicks without food in hand, the GUI will open, otherwise, the player must shift-click with an empty hand to open the GUI. The dinner plate can be ate from by right clicking the plate 4 times. The first 3 clicks are the “chewing” of the food, following by the eating on the 4th. The player will consume up to 3 pieces of food (one from each slot) if the player is hungry enough. Food will cease to be consumed when the player is no longer hungry.