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Hunger increases [[Minecraft:food]] exhaustion by 0.005 × level per game [[Minecraft:tick]] (removes {{hunger|1}} saturation point every (40 ÷ level) seconds). It also turns the hunger bar a yellow-green color ({{hungerbar|2|9px|poisoned=1}}). Negative levels decrease food exhaustion, although they do not increase saturation or the hunger bar.
Hunger increases [[Minecraft:food]] exhaustion by 0.005 × level per game [[Minecraft:tick]] (removes {{hunger|1}} saturation point every (40 ÷ level) seconds). It also turns the hunger bar a yellow-green color ({{hungerbar|2|9px|poisoned=1}}). Negative levels decrease food exhaustion, although they do not increase saturation or the hunger bar.


The status effect does not decrease hunger level on [[Minecraft:Peaceful]], although it does re-color the hunger bar.
The status effect does not decrease hunger level on [[Minecraft:Peaceful]], although it still recolors the hunger bar.


[[File:Eating Rotten Flesh.png|thumb|right|An example of how eating rotten flesh can cause the hunger status effect.]]
[[File:Eating Rotten Flesh.png|thumb|right|An example of how eating rotten flesh can cause the hunger status effect.]]

Revision as of 11:07, 3 July 2026

Template:Infobox effect Hunger is a Minecraft:status effect which causes Minecraft:hunger and Minecraft:saturation to deplete faster than normal.

Effect

Hunger increases Minecraft:food exhaustion by 0.005 × level per game Minecraft:tick (removes Template:Hunger saturation point every (40 ÷ level) seconds). It also turns the hunger bar a yellow-green color (Template:Hungerbar). Negative levels decrease food exhaustion, although they do not increase saturation or the hunger bar.

The status effect does not decrease hunger level on Minecraft:Peaceful, although it still recolors the hunger bar.

File:Eating Rotten Flesh.png
An example of how eating rotten flesh can cause the hunger status effect.

Hunger inflicted by eating Minecraft:rotten flesh, Minecraft:raw chicken or by being attacked by a Minecraft:husk adds 3.0 to the player's exhaustion level over the course of 30 seconds, draining Template:Frac of a saturation point. When a pufferfish is eaten, 4.5 exhaustion points are added over the course of 15 seconds, draining Template:Hunger and Template:Frac (0.125) saturation points.

Causes

Cause Potency Length Notes
Template:EntityLink I (7 x Minecraft:regional difficulty) seconds Applied when the player is attacked by a Husk.
Template:ItemLink III 0:15 Does not apply to Template:EntityLink when fed pufferfish.Template:Only
Template:ItemLink I 0:30 80% chance of receiving. Does not apply to Template:EntityLink when fed rotten flesh.
Template:ItemLink I 0:30 30% chance of receiving. Does not apply to Template:EntityLink when fed raw chicken.

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History

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