I Feel Bad
A lightweight and highly configurable Minecraft mod that tweaks death penalties, level-up experience requirements, and the default attributes of newly spawned entities
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I Feel Bad
I Feel Bad

1. abstract
- A lightweight and highly configurable Minecraft mod that tweaks LICENSE, level-up LICENSE, and the default attributes of newly spawned entities - mod id = `i_feel_bad` - LICENSE = `GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0`
2. introduce
- `i_feel_bad` has introduced the following tweaks: - Enhancing death penalties - Re-balanced respawn state: - After death, player attributes are recalculated, turning respawning into a genuine setback instead of the vanilla “free refill” of hunger and health (especially when `keep_inventory` is on). - Post-respawn debuffs: - Players respawn with negative status effects that last for a configurable duration, forcing more cautious play. - Additional tweaks - Experience rework: - Optionally replaces Minecraft’s exponential level curve with linear or flat progression. - Mob attribute editing: - Lets you adjust the base attributes of any mob as it spawns, enabling fine-grained buffs or nerfs. - Every feature can be toggled independently and comes with extensive configuration options; disable anything you don’t need—no side effects.
3. server or client
- This is a pure server-side module - If used on the dedicated server, this module is not necessary on the client side - Single-player or LAN play is also supported
4. config
- For more details, please visit the GitHub page
5. notes
- Due to some technical reasons, the `fabric` version of this mod: - does not support hot-reloading of config files (i.e., updating while the game is running); a restart is required for any changes to take effect - does not generate comments inside the config file - does not validate the config file; invalid entries may cause crashes or other issues - the Fabric port was added later, so additional problems may exist - If you have any suggestions regarding the function implementation, or if you need other functions, you can raise an issue