Nullify effect given of a consumable

[gritty violet]

Concretely FD mixed salad. I want to remove the regeneration effect it gives. I know how to add effects, but not removing them.

[coarse lark]

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[icy kelp]

??kjswiki

[nocturne frigate]

You can modify various properties of an existing item with KubeJS, and the wiki has a page on it!

[icy kelp]

ItemEvents.modification(event => {
  event.modify('minecraft:diamond', item => {
    item.foodProperties = food => {
        food.hunger(2)
        food.saturation(3)
        food.fastToEat(true)
        food.eaten(e => e.player.tell('you ate')) // this is broken, use ItemEvents.foodEaten instead.
    }
  })

  event.modify('pumpkin_pie', item => {
    item.foodProperties = null // make pumpkin pies inedible
  })
})``` you can run an event to clear the effect when you eat it in the item modification startup event

[gritty violet]

But if I'd have regeneration previously, it would remove it

[abstract coral]

you might be able to check for the exact duration and level of the effect, and only remove it if it matches exactly, still an edge case, but it is an extreme edge case, you would have to eat it at the exact right tick

that might require a delay, or just strictly not be possible for whatever reason

[icy kelp]

hmm

try overriding it with regeneration 1 for 0/1 ticks

i know if you modify the effect given to the food it disables the other effects it usually gives, for example i modified panthalassa's fish meat to give potion effects where it gave you hunger before

i didnt have to remove it or anything

[civic leaf]

is there not an event to clear effects

or does it not work for specific effects

[icy kelp]

there is

[civic leaf]

is that what they want or am i misunderstanding

[icy kelp]

though like kokoroto said if he has regeneration beforehand

[civic leaf]

ohh

[icy kelp]

try this js event.modify('modid:itemid', item => { item.foodProperties = food => { food .effect('minecraft:strength', 1, 0, 0) } }); that last 0 in 1, 0, 0 is the probability of getting the potion effect so setting it to 0 wil obviously make sure you never get it, if that doesnt work then try setting it to 1 and change the 1 at the start to a 0, thats the duration

should overwrite the effect

[gritty violet]

Not at home rn, will try tonight (9h aprox), but thanks n_n

[gritty violet]

Sorry, I forgot to reply

I found a workaround, but it didn't help any way

Thank you as always @icy kelp

Hope you don't mind I close this