Raiyon's Java Saturation & Regeneration

Health now refills at the quicker pace familiar from Java Edition, and how much you get back rises and falls with the saturation points hidden inside the food you eat. Golden carrots sit near the top of that scale, while plain bread restores noticeably less, so what you carry in your inventory starts to matter more than how often you stop to chew.

A small counter directly above the hunger bar keeps that hidden value in view, letting you glance down and know whether a fight or a long walk is safe to start. Watching the number climb after a meal turns eating into something you plan around instead of something you do on reflex.

Two builds are offered, one with the counter on screen and one without it, so players who already run other interface addons can use the rules without a clash. The pack leaves achievements switched on, so nothing about world progress is locked out.

Features

• Healing speed follows the Java rule set instead of Bedrock's slower default
• Saturation amount from each food decides how much health comes back
• An on screen readout above the hunger bar tracks the current saturation value
• Golden carrots sit at the high end, bread at the low end
• An alternate build drops the counter for players using other UI packs
• Achievements stay enabled while the addon runs
• Also includes custom UI tweaks

How to install Raiyon's Java Saturation & Regeneration

1. Download Raiyon's Java Saturation & Regeneration. It comes as one .mcaddon file.
2. Tap the file after it downloads. Minecraft will open it and import it for you.
3. Make a new world or edit an old one. Then open the packs list for that world.
4. Turn on both packs you see: the behavior pack and the resource pack.
5. Start the world. Both packs must be on for the addon to work.

Requirements

• Minecraft Bedrock / PE 1.21.120 or newer
• Both packs active in the same world (behavior + resource)

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